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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
Good Morning Judge
News from Mamie Municipal Precinct Court
JUDGE L. e. THOMAS, PRESIDING
by ELLIOTT ). P,Eze. Times

A total OF 1903 cases was hStct
for trial in Judge l.. f., Thomas
Municipal Court Monday morn
ing.
The case Of Willie j. Mucklir
and Waller Role, both charged
with disorderly conduct by fight
ing, easily stood out as one of The
highlight cases OF the day. Thi!
incident involving total of five
persons, occurred near 1922 NV
5th place.
Even though they were the only
ones on trial in court both Mack
lin and Role got in on the last
part of the incident.
II began with two 15-year-old
school girls--,Albertha Davis and
Viola Graham, both 9th graders
at Booker T. Washington High
Schools Albertha and Viola be-
came engaged in typical teen
age fight over certain remarks
between the two. Some profanity
was used by both girls. During the
fracaS, someone called Albertha'S
mother, Mrs. Martha Davis, who
tried to make peace between the
Urls, but had little success. Mrs.
Davis ordered Albertha to go
home, but Albertha refused.
Role said that Albertha then
ran to the back of the building
where she threw stick, an iron
md finally two bottles at Viola.
0ne of the bottles smashed
against the building and frag-
nents of glass cut Role and his
little daughter, whom he was
holding near the scene.
Role told the court that he
hen grabbed Albertha in an eff
'ort to calm her down. At this
>oint Mrs. Davis, according to
Role, ran up to him and struck
him in the back. Role added that
he merely pushed Mrs. Davis and
she fell to the ground. Nut Mrs
Davis told the court that Role
,nocked her down. While Mrs
Davis was on the ground, Muck
in, cousin of Mrs. Davis, saw
he incident and came running
10 TO Role brandiShing an auto
matte pistol and ordered every
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

body to back up. The police were
called and when Officer Charlie:
Thomas arrived on the scene
Mucklin threw the gun to the
ground in an effort to hide 1t ano
at that moment he and Role TIED
up in a tusSel. The officers ar
rested Role and Mucklin.
AS the case was called Monday
Judge Thomas sent the two girls
out in the lobby Of the courtroom
and told them to talk 1t over and
try to settle their part of the in
cident themselves.
Shortly before the judge ruled
on the case, the girls were
brought back in the courtroom.
Both said they had settled their
differences but the judge declar-
ed that he was going to refer
them to the dean of women at
their school for disposition and
further punishment.
After a long, drawn out hear
ing Judge Thomas fined Mucklin
$50 or 20 days and Role $25 or
10 days.
Among other cases heard and
disposed Of were the following:
Helen Coleman, charged with
carrying concealed weapon Can
automatic .piStoD dismissed be-
cause of wrong charge.
Eugene Wright, charged with
assault and battery on Geraldine
Knight-continued to Friday,
April 90.
OSsie Lee Jackson, charged
with assault and battery on Mat
lie Mae Jackson husband and
wife, parents of FIVE children)
fined $25 or 10 days
Shook Moody and James Carr
both charged with disorderly
conduct both fined $50 or 20
days.
Joseph Lett and William Wilson
both charged with diSoderly con-
duct, lettering J both fined $35 or
IA days.
Norman Johnson, charged with
diSorderly conduct, sleeping on
private property-diSniSsed with
warning.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

MIAMI TIMES MIAMI FLORIDA
PAGE SIX SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1855
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
Anderson Renelus Attack On
Fraud In The AntIered Herd

WASHINGTON - Filing plain%
ly labeled changes Of fraud against
Ellss Grand Secretary William c.
Huoston and the late j: Finley
Wilson arising out of the purchase
Of the "John Brown Farm" al
Hampers Ferry, West, Va, Trey
want w. Anderson last week ask
cd EllsB Trial Board action against
Hucston.
Last December, Anderson filed
a suit in u. s. District Court here
against Hucston and the estate OF
the late Mr.. Wilson, charging
them with making secret prof.
dts" Of $21 900 in their sale OF the
property TO the EllCs In l949 for
$4,000.
lIueston and Wilson bought the
farm In Dec, 1948 for $4,000, An
derson says. HucSton told the
ElkS II cost $4,000, says Ander-
son.
In asking for action against
HueSton by the Elks themselves,
Mr.. Anderson also tossed in a new
wrinkle. He demanded that Perry
w. Howard, grand legal advisor
OF the ElkS, represent the grand
lodge in the effort 10 recover the
$4,000 allegedly gotten from the
ElkS by fraud as Anderson
charges.
Pointing out that MIR Howard
is paid $2SS.8S a month salary by
the ElkS and also given $4,000 a
year for expenses OF his office at
6lS + ST., NV, here, Anderson re-
minded Grand Exalted Ruler Rob-
ert III. Johnson of the fact that
Howard has served as defense
counsel for Hueston when Ander-
sons suit was heard last Febru-
airy. That suit was dismissed on
grounds that Anderson had not
exhausted his resources within the
ElkS.
Anderson asked that the Grand
Lodge join him In this new move
as a co-complainant against Hue.
ston. saying that If the Grand
Lodge does not join as co-cona-
plainant he reserves the right to
name the Grand Lodge as a eco
defendant" In any future action
arising from this charge.
Meanwhile, should Mr.. Howard
refuse TO represent the Grand
Lodge against Mr.. HueSton in this
case "for which we pay him
every month";" Anderson says
the Washington newSpaperman in
Sists that Howard be ordered TO
resign forthwith" as Grand Leg
al Advisor, or TO forfeit all pay
from the ElkS pending final dis
position Of the case. mir, Howard
should stop playing JelSyH and
Hyde" Anderson said,
The ElkS Trial Committee is a
duly constituted body OF Officers
who act Independently. 1t is not
required 10 wait until the Crane
Lodge conveneS. Anderson has
asked for swift Trial Committee
action against HueSton. "What
they do about this will show
whether this administration is
honest or no." Anderson declared.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Recapture Two In
Field Saturday

Madison County Deputy Sheriff
Robert Allison, West Jefferson
Night Officer Sam Lighthouser and
a group of citizens of that commu-
nifty captured two youths from
Cleveland after they had escaped
from Officer Lighthouser on Sat-
urday night.
The policeman had picked the
two boys up for questioning. They
told him they lived on Madison
Drive, a part of the new subdivis-
ion. When the officer took them to
the address they gave him, they
jumped from the car and ran. Of
ficer Lighthouser summoned the
citizens who promptly caught one
of the boys. The other was captur-
ed in cornfield between routes 40
and 142 after the Deputy Sheriff
and the others combed the field.
The boys are being held in the
Madison County Jail pending their
release Monday evening to Cleve-
land authorities where they are
wanted for questioning in connec-
ton with crimes in that area.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Frank Roseberry
Dies Saturday

Frank Marion Roseberry, Sc,
died at his home in Mechanicsburg
at $50 pm. Saturday following a
heart attack. He had been a dis
tributor for the Pure Oil Co. in the
Mechanicsburg area for "a years.
He was born Nov. "a, 1898, in
Rosedale, the son of Fenton and
Dolly Roseberry, and had lived
most of his life in Mechanicsburg.
He was a member of the First
Methodist Church of Mechanics
burg, the Masonic Lodge of LaRue,
Ohio, and the Royal Arch Masons
of Mechanicsburg. A veteran of the
Rainbow Division of World War /,
he was a past commander of the
American Legion, a member of the
Lions, and president of the Me-
chanicsburg Council on which he
had served eight years.
Survivors include his widow,
Jessie Hunt Roseberry; two sons,
John Marion of Mechanicsburg and
Fenten of Cincinnati; a daughter,
Rebecca, at home; two grandsons;
sister, Mrs. Mary Wolfe of Upper
Sandusky and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were held at 2
pm. Tuesday in the First Meth
odist Church in Mechanicsburg.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Korean Vet Bonus
To Voters In Fall

The Veterans Service Center has
received information from the Ad-
jutant Generals Department of
Ohio regarding Amended Senate
Joint Resolution No. 9 which per-
tains to a state bonus for Korean
veterans.
This legislation, which was pass
ed during the recent session of the
Ohio Legislature, provides for pay
ment of bonus to veterans, or
survivors of deceased veterans,
who served between June 25, 1850
and July 19, 1853, both dates inclu-
sive. AS this requires change in
the Ohio Constitution it must be
approved by the voters of the state
of Ohio at the general election to
be held November 8, 1855.
Ruth E. Armstrong, County Vet
Grams Service Officer, whose office
is in the basement of the Court
House, advises that she will be no.
titled if and when the Korean Bon
us of Ohio is approved and that all
pertinent information will be for
warded to her as soon as available
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Donald hornbeck
May Appear On
Republican Slate

Mr.. Donald w. Hornbeck, son of
Judge Roscoe G. Hornbeck and the
late Gertrude Warner Hornbeck, of
London, has been asked by Repub-
lican leaders in Cleveland to run
for the post of Mayor of that city.
Mr.. Hornbeck is an attorney and
an official of the Cleveland Base
ball Company. He is said to be
seriously considering the invitation
and has promised to reach his de-
cision by Tuesday.
If Mr.. Hornbeck accepts the in
vitation, he will oppose Mayor An
thony j. Celebrezze, an independ-
ent Democrat, who is now finishing
his first term. The Judges son has
a record of active participation in
top Republican circles, but has
never been a candidate for public
office. He was National Chairman
of the Young Republican Organiza-
tion during the campaign of the
late Wendell Willkie when he OPP
posed President Roosevelt.
Mr.. Hornbeck was born in Lon
don, attended Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity for two years, and then
transferred to Ohio State Univers-
ity, where he received his law de-
gree in 1928. He began the practice
of law in Cleveland, where he has
lived since that time. He is the at
torney for the Cleveland Baseball
Company and a director in the or.
panizatinn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Controversy Said
Reason For Delay
In Appointment

The Madison County Commits
sioners took no action Monday on
the recommendation of the Repub-
lican Executive Committee to ap-
point Deputy Sheriff Robert Alli-
son to the post of Sheriff The COM
missioners tabled the appointment
as controversial matter" requir-
ing more time for decision. They
gave no indication of when the ap-
pointment would be made, nor of
whom would be appointed in the
London version of the court house
shuttle.
The commissioners travelled to
Darby Crest Addition, east of West
Jefferson, to view the area propos-
ed to be vacated to the present pro-
perty owners. The area includes
parts of Evans Road, Beechwood
Road, and Riverside Drive. The
road right-of-way is deemed not
necessary, and the final hearing
will be held at the regular meeting
of the commissioners next Monday
in the court house.
The commissioners dismissed the
petition for the hearing on the An
dy Legg ditch located in Union
Township,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Cocktail lounge
At Lafayette Is
Scene OF Robber,

Someone with a voracious appe-
tite for liquor broke into the Ma
tional Trail Cocktail Lounge at
Lafayette early Tuesday morning.
Jerry Payne, owner of the
lounge, placed the loss at 90 fifths
of whiskey and two cases of can
ned beer. Empty beer cases were
used to remove the whiskey from
the premises.
The thief or thieves gained entry
into the lounge by forcing a side
window. The owner believes the
robbery occurred between 2:30
am. and daylight on Tuesday.
After the robbers gained entry,
they loaded the whiskey out of the
back door. There was no cash on
the premises and the thieves ap-
parently got only the liquor and
beer. The theft was discovered as
the lounge opened for business
Tuesday morning.
Deputy Sheriff Robert Allison
and Mr.. William Maxey of the
Ohio State Bureau of Criminal
Identification were called to the
scene to investigate. There were
few clues to work on, they said, but
they had discovered some finger
prints that may lead to the guilty
parties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Local Club Wins
Sunday Amateurs

The Merchants" an independ-
ent baseball team from London,
defeated the Harley-Davidson team
from Columbus on the Upper Ar
lington High School baseball dia-
mond on Sunday to become the
overall champs of the Sunday
Amateur Baseball League. The
team had defeated Radnor last
week to become the National Di-
vision Champs.
The game was close, with the
Merchants totalling a runs, hits,
and l error, the Harley-Davidsons
scoring 3 runs. 6 hits, and two err
rors. Jim Tope pitched seven and
two-thirds innings of the game,
and was relieved by Bob Dorm, Sec
ond baseman.
Other members of the team are
Bob Murray, manager and short
stop; Dick Madden, catcher; Clyde
Shannon, first base; Tom Spears,
third base; Dave Davidson, left
field; Carl Dennen, center field;
Roy Sanders, right field. Reno
Mancini is the twelfth man.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Commissioners Hold Choice
Of Madison County Sheriff
Pool Commission
Meets This Week
On Closing Date

London residents awaited the de-
cision of the Swimming Pool Com
mission on the pool closing date to
be established in the near future.
possibly this week. Mr.. Ray Bal
lenger, chairman of the commits
sion, had not yet set definite date
for the meeting The commission
must decide whether to close the
pool during fair week, or to re-
main open until Labor Day as re-
quested in the petition.
Pool Manager Gordon Oxley re-
ports that more than 1000 SWIM
mers utilized the pool facilities
during the month of July as the
temperatures rose. Mr.. Oxley said
this was close to a record for pool
attendance.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Moose Schedule
Family Picnic

The London Order of the Moose
will have family picnic Sunday,
August Ia at the place of Mayor
E. P. Speasmaker at Madison
Lake.
The days celebration will start
at noon and is scheduled to last un-
til 8 pm, with basket lunch and
entertainment for all, according to
James r. Smouse, governor, Robert
Foreman, junior governor, and Ja-
cob WeiZer, secretary, who are
planning the days outing. Mrs.
Bertha Barnhart, senior regent of
the chapters Women of the Moose,
and committees will assist with the
plans.
The Lodge is also planning a
fried chicken dinner at the lodge
hall on Friday, August 10.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Return From IFYE
Michigan Confab

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald j. Genres
have returned to their home at 124
East High Street, from the Inter-
national Farm Youth Exchange
Conference held at Michigan State
University in East Lansing during
the period August 4 to August 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Genres were form
er IFYE's to Germany and Fin
land, respectively. Mr.. Genres is
the assistant County Agent here
and Mrs. Genres teaches school.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Indians Take Two
For League Title

The Babe Ruth League three
game playoff series ended with the
Champion Indians two up in de-
cisive contest wound up on Sun
day, August z.
The All-Star team, composed of
top players from other teams in
the League, ran up humiliating
IA to 0 win in the first game, play
ed on Thursday, August a. The ALI
Stars got IA hits, IA runs, with only
2 errors from Indian pitchers Mil
ler and Tumblison. The Indians
had no runs, two hits from All-Star
pitchers Payne and McClaskie.
On Friday, August 5, the Indians
came back, scoring 3 runs on 6
hits, with 2 errors, to the All-Stars
2 runs, 6 hits, and also 2 errors.
Raney and Pickens for the ALL
Stars, Tumblison and Arrick for
the Indians
With one game apiece and pres
sure at least as high as the World
Series, the Indians knocked five
All-Star pitchers right out of the
box in the play-off Sunday, August
7. The Indians, with pitchers Tum-
blison and Arrick, held the ALI
Stars to runs with 6 hits as they
scored Z with 6 hits against pitch
ers Payne, Garrard, Ramey Nc
Claskie and Pickens. The Indians
made only one error, the All-Stars
committing four.
So the Indians came out on top
with a fine season, fifteen wins to
only three defeats, including the
AIl-Star game
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Juvenile Judge
Cautions Parents

Juvenile Judge Joseph S. King
has placed four young men on pro-
baton at their own request fol-
lowing a hearing in which it de-
veloped that the youths had a SER
les of incidents attributable to
them which were cause for Off
cial notice by authorities.
The boys were James DeLong,
son of James and Clara DeLong,
Route l, London; Donald Gene
Sergent, son of Lorice and Dar-
lene Sergent, R.R.D. 2, Plain City;
Fred George Lambert, son of Cly-
de and Irma Lambert, Route 4,
London; and William Webb, son
of Lawrence and Mabel Webb,
Route q, London. They were pick
ed up by local police in connection
with the theft of hub caps and ac-
cessories from parked autos.
The youths pleaded guilty to
the charges against them and were
sentenced to be committed to the
Boys Industrial School, but Judge
King gave them the opportunity
for probation, which they accept
ed. The terms of the probation are !:
u to pay the cost of the proceed
ings against them; D each youth
must be in the home of his par
ents at 10 pm. each evening ex-
cept Saturday, when he must be
in his home from II pm. until six
the following morning; - all driv-
ing rights suspended; a. each
youth must pursue a law-abiding
course of conduct; 81 each youth
must obey their parents; g. each
youth must attend Church or SUM-
day School on each and every sue
ceeding Sunday hereafter for a
period of six months, with writ
ten statement from the church
minister or priest attesting to at
tendance, or physicians state
ment of illness as the only excuse
y any violation of the terms of
probation will result in the COM
mittment of the youth to the Boys
Industrial School.
Judge King said, II realize pro-
baton is only effective if it is rig
idly enforced, and it is my inten-
ton to do this in all cases of this
kind coming before me. If we can
prevent delinquency with stern
measures, I feel it is my duty to
take these measures"
Judge King said that he is per-
sonally concerned with the amount
of juvenile crime in the area and
urges all parents to safeguard their
children from contact with out
side influence which may lead
them to criminal acts. The judge
warns parents that neglect of their
children is one of the leading
causes of delinquency. THE too
busy, careless parent is often tc
blame in juvenile cases., says the
judge, "and parents must remem.
ber that their child is their own
direct, and most important respon.
sibility in the community"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Pvt. Moore Makes
Grade At #. Knox

Ft. Campbell, Ky. Private Maur-
ice Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Moore of Route Box 122,
London, Ohio, has qualified with
the 30 Caliber Carbine as sharp
shooter.
Pvt. Moore is presently assigned
with the 55th Engineer Company
(pnl Brg) at Ft. Campbell, KY.
His present job with the company
is supply clerk. Pvt. Moore is also
a qualified parachutist.
Before being inducted into the
service, Pvt. Moore was employed
at Westinghouse Electric Corpora
ton. He has been in the service
since August 1854.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
London Resident
Returns To U.S.A.

Major John Hines, a chaplain
of the u. S Army, son-in-law OF
Mrs. Harry w. Dickerson, Elm
Street, has been transferred from
Puerto Rico to Fort Totten, New
York City.
Major Hines, with Mrs. Hines,
the former Ruth Marie Dickerson
of London and their daughter,
Ruth Anne, returned to this coun-
try short time ago after two
years at Fort Brooke, San Juan,
and have just gone to their new de-
tail in New York after a visit with
Mrs. Dickerson, and daughter, Miss
Anne Dickerson, Elm Street, and
other relatives here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Bible Schoo! At
kazarene Church

The Vacation Bible School of the
Church of the Nazarene will be
held beginning August Is at 9 am,
through August 26. Miss Mary
Alice Seiger has been engaged to
supervise the school Miss Seiger
is a school teacher from Berlin
Heights, Ohio and has conducted
D.V.B.S.'s for a number of years.
Hand work of a different nature
has been planned. Shell craft with
shells brought from Florida by the
Pastor will be one of the many
things of interest and the making
of moving pictures of the children
in action with the workers.
Following the school will be a
picnic for the children and a DEM
onstration school will be held at
the close of the school when par
ents and friends will be guests.
All children a through Is years
of age are invited regardless of
faith. For transportation call 1407
or 761. Those desiring to register
may do so by phone.
BIRTHS ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Scott, Lon
don r. r. a, announce the birth
of daughter at Doctors Hospi-
tai, Columbus, Wednesday, Aug
ust 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Joslin of Mt
Sterling, announce the birth of a
daughter, at Doctors Hospital
Wednesday, August 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cave, Lon
don, announce the birth of sor
at University Hospital, Wednesday
August 3.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Thirsty Thieves Steal 81
Fifths Of Liquor Tuesday
Father Of London
Resident Dies In
Columbus Hospital

Thomas J. Selby, Sr., of New
Lexington, father of Thomas J.
Selby, Jr., Park Avenue, London,
died Saturday night in White
Cross Hospital, Columbus.
Mr.. Selby was owner of Selby
Farms, near New Lexington and
was a director in the Peoples
Bank in New Lexington. He was
taken to the Columbus hospital
after suffering a serious accident
while baling hay on his farms.
Funeral services at two o'clock
Tuesday in the Methodist Church
in New Lexington. Interment ir
the cemetery at New Lexington.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-09
Elected To Aberdeen
Anqus Breeders Group

Mrs. Margaret S. Steele Hutson
of London, has been elected to
membership in the American Aber-
deen-Angus Breeders Association
at Chicago, announces Secretary
Frank Richards.
Mrs. Hutson was among the q
purebred Aberdeen-Angus breed
ers from Ohio elected to member
ship during the past month.