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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Phi Betes Of London Present
Candidate For Grand President

When Iota Beta Chapter of Phi
Beta Psi Sorority met last Tues
day, it was a busy time, but des-
pite that fact, there was one item
on the evenings agenda that was
given precedence over all else.
That was the presentation of
handsome announcements that will
go out to chapters of the state and
nation, telling of the candidacy of
Mrs. Harold S. Welsh of the local
chapter, for National Grand Pres
ident of Phi Beta Psi at the Nat
ional Convention in San Francisco,
California in July.
These announcements had been
cleverly designed by Mrs. Kenneth
Phleger, who had etched in pen
and ink for the front of the folder,
replica of Madison County's
Court House Clock, under which
was the inscription, big Ben" In
place of the IL numerals on the
clocks face, the twelve letters in
the name of Iota Beta's candidate,
spelled out Pauline Welsh" On
the inside of the folder were few
couplets composed by Mrs. Will
liam Brock, which told simply the
qualifications of Mrs. Welsh, who,
the past two years has efficiently
filled offices of both first and sec
ond National Grand Vice President
of the sorority.
When Mrs. Welsh goes to Cal
ifornia in July, she will be accom-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
FiUe Members
Pinned By "ESA'

Beta Kappa Chapter received in
to full membership last Monday
night, five neophytes who had full
filled their pledge to Epsilon Sig
ma Alpha Sorority.
An impressive Jewel Pinning
Ceremony by candlelight was at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth Tope,
Richmond Avenue, for Mrs. NJ. j.
Chakere, Mrs. Logan Gibson, Mrs.
Weldon Butcher, Miss Marilyn
Jones and Miss Jewel Finchum.
Background for the ritual that
was conducted by Mrs. Thomas
Sisterhen, president, assisted by
Mrs. William Kennedy and Mrs.
Max Porter, was two arrange
ments of jonquils, (the sorority
flower, yellow snapdragons and
chrysanthemums. Each new men,
Der was presented a corsage of
jonquils tied with blue ribbon to
show the sorority colors.
At a brief ceremony following
the pinning, four letters were read
from international officers, as a
part of the observance of the third
anniversary of institution of the
local chapter and the thirty-sixth
of the founding of the sorority,
stressing this years theme, Time
to Give Thanks"
After the ceremony a number of
the members had dinner at the
Everglades" West Broad Street,
Columbus.
Attending the pinning were, the
five new "Sig Alphs," Mrs. Will
liam Hook, Mrs. Ray Chadwell,
Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Mrs. Roy
Davidson, Mrs. Kenneth Tope,
Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. William
Kennedy, Mrs. Charles Cochran
Miss Dorothy Dunkle, Mrs. Thom-
as Sisterhen, Mrs. Max Porter,
Mrs. William Fettrow and Mrs.
Jack Minter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Hines of
Van Vert, spent the week end in
London, coming to attend the
funeral of Mrs. r. w. Workman,
sister-in-law of Mrs. Hines mo-
ther, Mrs. Thomas H. Golden,
North Oak Street.
John Chrisman, of Cincinnati,
formerly of London, spent a few
hours here last week. Only recent
ly returned from Honolulu, Hawaii
where he flew for a several week S
vacation, he had a few days visit
in Santa Barbara, California with
his cousin, Mrs. Janice Bridgnar
Bell, also formerly of London
From there he went down the
coast for few days in San Diego
and then across to New Orleans
where he joined Mrs. Bell anC
some friends, who were departing
from there for a vacation in South
America. From New Orleans he re.
turned to his home in Cincinnati
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Mt. Sterling OAR
Are Guests OF
Columbus OAR

Mrs. P. Freeman Mooney of Mt.
Sterling, who is librarian of the
Ohio Society Daughters of the A
merican Revolution, and also chair
mon for the state of Restoration of
Waldschmidt House, famous home
neara Cincinnati, spoke on the his
tory of the old house and the work
done to it at a luncheon meeting at
Waldschmidt House on Monday.
Columbus Chapter Daughters of
the American Revolution had its
meeting there, in charge of the
Chapters committee on Wald-
schmidt Restoration. Mrs. Joseph
S King, of Columbus, chairman,
presented Mrs. Mooney.
At the April meeting of Ann
Simpson Davis Chapter, OAR of
Columbus at the home of Mrs.
Warren Griffiths, Columbus, Mrs.
Mooney and Mrs. D. f. Starr, reg
ent of Mt. Sterling Chapter, were
special guests.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

panied by Mrs. Cletus Higgins, who
was chosen social delegate at
Tuesdays meeting. Chosen to rep
resent the sorority at the State
convention in Van Vert, May Is,
were Miss Virginia Bell Green and
Mrs. Robert Halterman, Mrs.
Troxell Laybourne and Mrs. Don
aid McCord, named as alternates
Other matters of importance al
the business session, was the gift
of 5000 to the Madison County
Cancer Unit and completing oil
PLANS for the solicitation for the
1855 Cancer drive both residential
ana business districts of London
which is the sorority's annual pro
jcct.
The Sorority is also completing
plans for having a refreshment
stand and selling of tickets wher
the Lions Club puts on its "Rac.
ing Night" at the Madison County
fairgrounds, May z.
Prizes at cards when it came
time for entertainment, were Civ.
en- to Mrs. Harold Hunter, Mrs
Kermit Creamer, Mrs. Fred Deng,
Ter and Mrs. Troxell Laybourne.
Committee in charge of the eve
nlng's entertainment and refresh
ments, were; Miss Betty Weimer
Mrs. Harold Welsh, Mrs. Herberr
Beauman, Jr. and Mrs. Glenr
Sponsler.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03

Nature is often hidden, some
times overcome, seldom extinguish-
cd. Francis Bacon
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Gardeners I our
One Unusual
Interest Here

The spring garden tour for Lon.
don Garden club members this
year took the form of an educa-
tional trip to two commercial
growers, as a change from the
usual annual visit to local home
gardens.
Meeting at the Thomas green
house last Wednesday morning,
each member was presented a
lovely single carnation corsage by
the genial Gardener" Thomas,
who then conducted tour
through his extensive carnation-
growing plant Explaining in de-
tail his methods of readying hun
dreds of thousands of blooms in
many colors for wholesale distri-
button - during each year, Mr..
Thomas graciously answered do
zens of questions and provided
the club with one of its most
interesting programs.
Following a business meeting
and sack lunch in the Methodist
church dining room, several of
the members in the afternoon
motored to Hollandia Gardens, a
perennially favorite spot for local
gardeners to learn what's new in
plants and equipment, or merely
to enjoy the many spring blooms
on display. Committee for the
days program included Mrs. P.
f. Bacon, Mrs. c. A. Holton, and
Mrs. Wolford Jones.
During the business session, con-
Quoted by the president, Mrs. F.
E. Rosnagle, the following officers
were elected to begin their two
year terms next fall: president,
Mrs. T. J. Selby, Jr.; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Byers Adair; secretary,
Mrs. Everett Royer and treasurer,
Mrs. Bruce Lewis.
Plans were discussed for the
Symphony of Spring flower show
to be presented by the Madison
County Federation of Garden
Clubs this Wednesday at the
Fairgrounds. Mrs. Cecil Laird is
chairman of the local clubs show
committee, aided by Mrs. George
F'raSch and Mrs. Byers Adair
Entries must be made before II
a. m. Wednesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Facts About
Folks

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion L. Cook,
Jr., have returned from a vacation
in the south. OF special interest
was their visit with Mrs. Cook S
uncle, Elmer Chesser in Sarasota,
Florida and Mr.. Cooks brother-in
law and sister, Maj. and Mrs. w. F.
Grey in Albany, Georgia. A stop
with friends in South Carolina was
also a pleasant part of their trip
.1 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mountain
and daughters, Mrs. A. Benjamin
of Cincinnati and Mrs. w. G.. Men
ming of Amberly, Cincinnati, have
returned after spending several
weeks at Gladwynne, Pa, with
the Mountains son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mes
ner and their sons, Robert and
Lawrence. Several days were also
sspent in Baltimore, Maryland.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Thomas OF
&Hartford, Conn, both former Lon.
4 don residents, are enjoying a sew
B 9ral weeks trip to the west coast
Hand expected to see among others
Mrs. H. V. Christopher in Santa
Barbara California and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kumler in Portland
Oregon, also former London resi-
dents.
.1 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Seedle ano
their children, Larry and Jimmy
have returned from Danville, Hi
nois, where they attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Seedle's uncle, Charles
Potter. Mrs. Seedle's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John l.. Thompson, ac'
companied them home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
London Country Club Season
Opens Clubhouse Improved

After the Spring Dance" Sat-
urday night, which officially OPEN
Ell the season for members of the
London Country Club and the men
have their fling Wednesday night
at the first Speakers Night and
Dinner" the scene will be set, or
at least partially SO, for the wo-
men to start their activities.
The partially so" concerns this
years extensive improvement pro-
gram, which, though still in the
process of completion, gives pro-
mise of being done in the not too
uls,anC tutue ana at the present
time is nearly enough finished for
scheduling of regular affairs.
Mrs. Robert Johnson, whose
husband is this years president,
has taken over the general chair
manship for social affairs and
starting with May will be ready
with committees set up for each
month, for all functions that come
under the supervision of her COM
mittee.
The program calls for parties
Tuesday afternoons, a dinner
bridge once month. as major
events on the usual calendar, with
now and then extra functions that
will be given publicity to keep
members apprised of what goes on.
Sharing duties with Mr5. John
son, in charge of ladies golf events,
will be Miss Mary 10 Hauk Of
South Charleston.
The first Tuesday luncheon with
bridge and golf is set for May 10,
Mrs. Ed r. Lanning, Mrs ] Rich
ard Byers and Mrs. c. o. Snow,
serving as the committee.
TUESDAY, MAY II Mrs.
Harry High and Mrs. Bruce d.
Lewis, hostesses.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is - The
first dinner bridge of the season,
Mr.. and Mrs. F E. Kidwell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Cornwell,
hosts.
TUESDAY, MAY "a - Mrs.
Paul Alexander and Mrs. Leon
II Killing, hostesseS.
MONDAY, MAY 80 - Mixed
Two Ball, 9 holes with a buffet
supper, will be the Memorial Day
party, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
CLANCY, hosts.
TUESDAY, MAY 81 - Mrs. o.
w. Bridgman and Mrs. William
Powers, hostesses. Each month
events and committees will be
given publicity throughout the
summer and fall season.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
The
Teen-Age
Set
LIN. ANNE and JUL

Monday and Tuesday London
High played host to the Music de-
partments of the various county
schools. The reason for this get
together was practice for the
County music Festival. With Glee
Club and Mixed Chorus rehearsing
all day Monday and the band on
Tuesday, the music students en-
joyed holiday from school work.
The finished product presented to
the public Wednesday evening,
was a credit to the combined ef-
forts of the students and directors.
Some of the commercial stud
ents took a jaunt to Columbus
Wednesday to take the annual
Noma tests. Since the tests were
taken at Ohio State, during their
free time the students made a tour
Of the campus and recovered from
the repeatedly hard tests.
Thursday night brought down
the curtain on the last canteen of
the season. All the students are
grateful to the Recreation council
for this years entertainment, and
will be glad to see canteen time
roll around again next fall
On the Sporty" side at L.H.S.
this week, the baseball team had
the busiest schedule, with games
on Wednesday and Friday topped
off with double-header on Sat.
urday. University High fell to the
Raiders, Az, but Mt. Sterling and
Grove City made up for it by
handing the Raiders a couple of
defeats.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Antique Show At
ST. Johns Wor+hinqtor

The Antique Show sponsored by
the parish of st. Johns Episcopal
Church in Worthington, will open
Tuesday, May 10 and continue
TN ough Thursday, May II from II
am. to 10 pm. daily.
Shis is the 25th semi-annual
show with luncheon and dinner
served in the parish hall of the
quaint old church on the Village
green in Worthington, for the con-
venience of those who attend the
show.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Cathy Winchester
Joins Aunt Fran
On 9th Birthday

Cathy Anne Winchester, daugh-
ter of Pvt. and Mrs. Hal Winches-
ter, Plain City, formerly of Lon
don, appeared on Aunt Fran's TV
Program" last Thursday, to cele-
brate her sixth birthday. She and
her mother were joined after the
show by her cousins, Master Camm
Richmond and Master Stevie
Richmond and their mother, Mrs
Charles D. Richmond, East High
Street, for dinner at the Jai Lai
in Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-03
Mrs. w. S. Finley
Passes 05+h
Milestone

Mrs. w. S. Finley, of Resaca,
recently celebrated her ninety
fifth birthday, entertaining the
following guests: P. w. Finley and
family, Mrs. Thomas Stalbird, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Rausch and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Gary White and
daughter, Debra, Mrs. Laurel
Leach, Miss Jennie Heath, Mr.. and
Mrs. Darwin Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stutzman, Mrs. Christner and
Tilden Finley.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15
Ali Club Advisers
Attend Meeting

Forty-tWo All Club advisors add
ed impetus to the 1855 program
when they met Monday night in
the Extension office.
The new goal of IT'S members
came a bit closer when it was an
nounced that five new boys clubs
are being organized with prospects
for two more. New girls clubs are
being organized in Catawba Island
and Genoa.
Advisors for new boys clubs in
clude Dick Wilson, Don Schroeder,
Myron Dehring, Ed Moritz, Lloyd
Tack, Dale Gnepper, and Harry
Hall. Elma Mae James will be ad-
visor to the Genoa girls club.
At the meeting advisors had an
exchange of ideas on use of Jun
ior Leaders. This is a classified
ton for members with leadership
ability and who are age ID with
three years of club experience.
Mrs. Ray Bloom, advisor of Stitch
and Chatter, told how Junior Lead
ers help in their club. She report.
ed that their club couldn't get
along without ]. LIS as they are
called. Ann Browder, ]. l.. from
Oak Harbor then told that mem
bers want to take leadership re
sponsibilities such as helping Off
GERS carry out their duties.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15
Drowning, 500, 900 Fire,
County's Good Friday

A drowning and 100000 fire marked Good Friday in
Ottawa county.
Russell j. Haubert 49, of Justicest Fremont slipped from
concrete abatement and drowned feet of water
along the Toussant River Friday afternoon His body
recovered around by Sheriff Merriam Budd and of
his department. beer salesman and distributor for San
dusky firm, Mr. Haubert had phoned his wife about pm.
to tell her he going fishing.
companion Stanley Collins, Fremont down river
and did not Hauber slip into the unidentified
fisherman threw life preserver Mr. Hauber but the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Sweeney
and son George of Maumee spent
the Easter weekend Witl her faith
er, J. H. Gulau.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Graysen Schau Saturday were
their daughters and their families,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Grimm and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Popson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fastzkie and family and their son
Larry Schau. James Fastzkie who
was recently transferred to New
Jersey from E.O.D. | eft Sunday
afternoon for Fort Mammouth for
work Monday morning after spend
ing the weekend with his family.
Mrs. Charles Sibrel returned
home this weekend from Parma
where she had been called the
previous week when her mother,
Mrs. Jane Meyer became quite i'll.
Mrs. Meyer has been ailing for
some years.
Home for short stays WitS their
parents are Freddie Dubbert and
Vern Mackey. Freddie who has a
fifteen day furlough is spending
it with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dubbert here and will re-
turn to Newport, R. l. where he is
with the Navy U.S.S. William r
Rush, D.DR. TIA. He has been in
service since December of 1858.
Vern who had seven days, spent
it with his mother Mrs. Mebel
here and left Sunday to report
back for duty at Bayonne, N. j
Vern is on the US.S. Bennington
eva. 20.
Miss Ella Hostrup of Toledo
spent the weekend with her sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Fores'
Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Singer en-
tertained at family dinner at the
Four Winds Sunday evening at ;
6 o'clock dinner when Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Singer and Mike, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Forest Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs
Elton Clemons and Matthew, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gardner and. theil
children Vonnie and Freddie Sing
er were guests.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15

the stire. Mrs. Louis Wendty a
clerk, discovered the blaze.
While deputy sheriff Clarence
Stephens handled the traffic snarl
which quickly occurred when bill
lowing smoke carried word of the
fire to a large surrounding area,
firemen battled heroically to keep
flames from spreading to the ad-
iacent Food Locker and the Ell
more Lumber & Building Supply
Co. Office records were removed
from the Lumber Co. as the blaze
threatened.
A favorable wind was a real bit
of good fortune, said firemen, who
believed that the blaze might have
destroyed the entire block. A toy
department was on the second
floor of the store.
The Reynolds Plumbing shop, To-
Gated next to the Hardware, also
was total loss.
The building was owned by
Louis Troutman of Elmore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15

The organization decided to head
fund raising campaign in this
township, and first contribution
came from the Firettes Wlen they
voted the sum of $1,000 to be
given for this drive for the scouts.
FiretteS also voted to give $1,000
to the Red Cross for their fund
drive. The group set Saturday
April 16 for a public card party
to be held in the school audi
torium. :?
Members of the church Council
will meet in the church hall at
Gypsum Community Church on
Thursday evening of next week.
Time for the meeting is 7:30.
The Kings Daughters will meet
in the Church basement on Tues
day after school next week. A pot
luck dinner will follow the meet
ing.
Major and Mrs. Harold Sperber
and children Kathy and Roger of
Daytin spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Bahnsen here and Mrs. George
Sperber and Ray at Erie Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Wierzba en-
tertained at a dinner Sunday in
honor of their, son Donald's 10th
birthday anniversary, which was
that day.
Privileged were Mrs. Stanley
Wierzba, Sr., Henry Wierzba and
sons, Henry, Jr., Thaddeus, An
thony, and Stanley, Mrs. Thelma
HuSkey and the Wierzba's daughter
Theresa Ann.
Mrs. Dola Lowery, James and
David spent the Easter weekend
with relatives in Greenville, Tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen
daughters, Karen Sue and Dianne
Kay; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moquist OF
Homer, Mich. who spent the week
end with her parents here; Mr. and
Mrs. John G.. Jensen and Fred w
! Voss were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Later at Port Clin
ton Sunday. Miss Hattie Lang and
Mrs. A. H. Rofkar were also
guests of the Lefers' Easter Sun
day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

April is: Mrs. William Huber,
Mrs. Audrey S. Lieske, Mrs. Hurd
Snider, Carl Ruddock, Mrs. Meryl
Kessler, Bill Slauterbeck, Herbert
Hamann, Woody ManniStoy Mar
garet Lynn Garst.
Aprh Is: Fred Nobis, Earl Nc
Davitt, Shorley Fachman, Mrs.
Christ Anderson, Mrs. S. r. Camp
bell, Mrs. Anthony Patz, Erma
Bandelean, Shirley Quintell. We'd
ding Anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Finken, MIR. and Mrs. Ken
meth Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hauser.
April II: Edward Ludwig, Roy
Zimmerman, Shirley Semon, Nancy
Louise Semon, Mrs. Charles J.
Lano, Mrs. Lester Short, Sharon
Winnie, John Franklin Bennett,
Jack Hopfinger.
April 18: Jack Miller, Fred AL
lyn, Dean Kirk, Bill Bredlau, Mrs.
Paul Dress Sr., Dennis John Sny-
der, Theda Ann Luebcke, Adelaide
Green, Mrs. John Bennett, Bill Al
Ian, Roger Kinney, Mrs. Mary JEFF
fers. Wedding Anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Gulauy Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Ochs.
April 10: clara Livingway,
Evelyn Slaughterbeck, j an e
Gates Mrs. Fred Langbein, Lillian
Azbell, Ralph Wheaton, Robert
Kihlken, Mrs. Charles Hayne, Mrs.
Atwood Mannisto, Diane Robel,
jeanne Krawczyk. Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Gulau.
April 20: Cicero Winnie, Helen
V. Lynch, Mrs. Ray Cover, Mrs.
Everett Brown, H. B. Karshner,
Mrs. Darrell Schiller, Tod Alan
Williams. Anniversaries of DR.. and
Mrs. E. C. Ingram, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Manley.
April 81: Carl Rasmussen, Lois
Hopfinger, Darlene Lowien, James
Kessler. Col. Harry Kerr, Betty Lou
Kraemer. Wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Stephenson.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15

rescue effort was futile.
Mr.. Collins ran to the nearby
Newman restaurant and called the
sheriff's department. Dragging eff
forts began at once. The victim
is survived by his wife, Lucille;
and one daughter Barbara; three
brothers, Cletus, Howard and Ferd,
all of Fremont. Funeral services
we're Monday from st. AIMS in
Fremont.
Disastrous Fire
One of the worst fire, from a
financial viewpoint, to strike in
ottawa county in recent years Fri
day wiped out the Elmore Hard
ware Co., operated by William Kon-
tax, and the Max Reynolds Plumb
ing Shop. Loss will exceed $780,
900.
Firemen from Elmore, Genoa
and Oak Harbor departments bat
tied the blaze, which started at
9:20 am. in the paint department
at the Hardware, at the rear OF
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-15
NOTES FROM OTTAWA -
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

The drought on home beautifi-
cation literature is finally over.
Bulletin 80 Home Flower Garden"
has been revised and is now avail
able for ten cents. Others will fol
low-some free and some you will
have to buy.
Folks with few fruit trees or
berry plants will want our new
leaflet on Sprays for the home fruit
garden. 1t is free for the asking.
V. l.. Israelsen of Utah Expert
ment Station wants cards from
farmers. No-the guy isn't just
hungry for mail. He puts the cards
in bags of certified seed for a
purpose. Returning the cards fill
ed out, he feels will help improve
their seed production and market
ing. So if you received one of the
cards why not return it.
It's amazing how the All program
is coming along. Many new clubs
are helping to swell enrolment.
Why not enroll your boy or girl in
a club in your community?
% members, Dads and advisors
of the All Tractor club program
we're in Cleveland and Lorain Tues
day to visit industrial concerns on
their annual spring tour. Hosts
were Thew Shovel Co. of Lorain
and Republic Steel Co. of Cleve-
land. We all got real education
and the guides we're SUPER. Last
meeting of tractor clubs will be
county wide on April 18. Parents
and friends are invited to attend.
A special program with Tom Chris
tian as guest has been arranged.