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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
fists Mental Ills As Major =

NV Incompatible Christian Science movement is the
Inensabe imperative, requisite for solving all of hui
problems and for raising the dead in the Adam
Eve psychology, efecting spiritual rebirth embrace
ns and eternal ife Nowl-as the potential pos
;on of everyone!-demonstrating heaven and eternal
M a. ever-present, exclusive real
|a;e.! demonstrating the fraudulent and MYTHICAL
|,,ure of the human and the material, socaled
|xorId'l!!-as l revealed to My beloved St. Paul:
"THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL (MYTHI-
rALD, WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
|ETERNAL"l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

Continued from Back Page)
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Image and Ikenessl-is highly svseeptibe-wde OPEN
FLOR TRAGEDIES!
PART
GODS PROTECTION AND PRAYERS
WARMING TO THE INDIFFERENT OR CONTENTIOUS
OF THE SECOND COMING OF THE CHRISTI
Be not like the heather Hebrews, many Roman Cath
o"e and Professionals and Asafics } with their long
prayers Christ Science Messiah void and vain repeiitons
Christ Jesus.
You find the immediate foregoing filling hospitals
!sls and insane ssyIvmsllI
PART
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TREATMENT, AUDIBLE AND
'NAUDBLE READING. OF GODS MIRAcLE-WoRKiNc
c. S. TEXTBOOK. SAVIOR, LIBERAToR.
AND PROTECTOR OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.
COULD HAVE SAVED THE BoY!-
Verified by authenticated testimonials, and per
yword TO Ny beloved. heroic ST. Paul. to you: THE WORD
II GOD IS QUICK AND POWERFUL. AND SHARPER THAN
fNY rwoEDcED SWORD PIERCING TO THE DIVIDING
tsuNoER or SOUL AND SPIRIT. REACHING THE JOINTS
fNo MARROW tof the bones). AND IS A DlscERNER OF
/ Ne THOUGHTS AND INTENT OF THE HEARTH
PART 5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Jesus Healed Only One Cripple
at the Pool Of Bethesda!

BUT = 1900 years have 'sofsnsd up Adams and Ewes
considerably Hence the first page Of the newspapers Of the
world shall Ny Christ Miracle Science Universal
sah-whieh will quickly ibsrsfs miionsi-
And deeapaeifse the Communist Goliath. MYTH as NY
Word did through Moses the Egyptian philosophy Of
Pharoah King Of Egypt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY. MAY Il. 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
How Firm A Foundation? ,"
Continued from Page 8

To Mr. Takagi the roots of American civilization
primarily spiritual and they derive in large from
the Protestant Christian tradition of postReformation Eu
tan element in American and western civilization, Mr.
Takagi says really understand much less
simulate, that civilization.
This is popular point of view in Japan, 10 it
necessarily popular in the West where many social
scientists have tended emphasize the secular rather than
the religious aspects of their culture. Mr. Takag is
convinced, however, that for Japan's de-
feat World War ii tragic flaw the part of its
belief that Japan could accept the technology
tian ethc
In such challenging chapters Defeat and Democ-
racy in Japan" "A More Fundamental View of Japans
Problems and Its Reconstruction and christianity and
World Politics." Mr.. Takagi develops his basic themes
that the has for the Japanese decide whether
they "to graft their civilization into the tree of
western based the Christian concept of hui
m personality"
.'THE PROCLAMATION OF POPULAR SOW
EREICNTY IN JAPAN, AND THE RECENT (POSTWAR)
REFORMS" SAYS THE AUTHOR, "ARE IN THE TRADI
TON OF JEFFERSONIAN AND WILSONIAN DEMOC-
RACY; BUT JAPAN HAS NOT YET DUG DOWN TO
THE ROCK ON WHICH THEY CAN REST SECURE
JAPAN NEEDS PROTESTANT CHRISTIANITY, WITH
EMPHASIS ON THE TEACHINGS OF CHRIST, NOT ON
INSTITUTIONALISM JAPANS SPIRITUAL REVO-
LUTON WILL REMAIN INCOMPLETE UNTIL CHRIS
TIANITY is INTECRATED IN THE JAPANESE CODE
OF MORALITY"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

omnpoieni Word heals the diseased fs dying and the erp
Piled, quickly and easily. by fhs pure In hssrf"i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

This may be long process, measured in terms of gen.
erations rather than of years But just inevitably
the Reformation to western Europe after centuries
surface conformity and inner fermentation too does
Mr. Takagi hope that this ost fundamental Of all refor
matons will Japan, enabling its people for the
frat speak the universal language of humanity
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Girl Scout Council
Members Meeting

London Girl Scouts will have an
improved site for day camping
at Madison Lake, come spring and
summer, as a result of action taxi
en- at the last meeting of the Lon
don Girl Scout Council, according
TO Mrs. Chester Geer, president.
The shelter house will be i'm
proved for better play facilities
and the council expects to dig a
we'll to assure pure drinking wat
er for the girls on their summer
outings.
Mrs. Allen Wilson, a member of
the Council, led a discussion for
the II members on the duties of
an interested council member.
Mrs Pearl Fannon was named
chairman Of the committee for the
sale of Girl Scout Cookies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Mrs. CIawson Dies
On Wednesday

Mrs. Lillian L. ClawSon, widow
of William Clawson, died at the
Kelso Home in Midway Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Clawson was born and rear
ed in Midway and was educated
in Midway Public Schools.
For many years Mrs. Clawson
taught in the Madison County
Public School System. She was a
member of the Midway Presbyter-
ian Church and one of the organ
izers of its Ladies' Auxiliary. She
was charter member and past
matron of Nellie Counts Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, at Mid
way.
surviving are a brother, DR..
Francis F. Field of Marion and a
sister, Mrs. Charles Dorm of Mid
way.
Funeral arrangements in charge
of the Schlechty-Fichner Funeral
Service, are tentatively set for
Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
in the Midway Presbyterian
Church.
Friends may call at the home of
Mrs. Charles Dorm, Midway, after
noon on Friday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Junior Leadership
Meeting Monday

The Madison County Junior
Leadership club will meet on Mon
day evening November 21 at 7:30
pm. at the fairgrounds youth
building.
Walt Miller, an international
Farm Youth Exchange to Pakis-
tan in 1854, will tell of his exper-
fences in living and working with
rural people in that country.
Committees for the evening pro-
gram are: M. c., Paul Sullivan;
pre-meeting recreation, Bill JUS
tice, Max and Don Ray; recrea-
tion, Jay Straley, Dick Meeker,
Carl Smith, George Wilson and
Johnny Roby; song leaders, Judy
Johnson, Linda Chambers, Nancy
Fades, Pat DialS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Raise Effective
On Appointment

London City Council at their
meeting Thursday night passed
emergency legislation fixing the
salary of the city auditor at S2400
per year, payable monthly. The
ordinance, No. 1903, was to go into
effect Immediately.
The job of city auditor, which
was left vacant by the sudden
death of Lottie Daily Scanlan, will
be filled by appointment by the
mayor. Mrs. Scanlan was elected
to the office on Nov. s. At that
time, and previously, the position
paid $1,000 per month.
There is some contention that
the raise of salary is in conflict
with the constitutional provision
which prohibits the raising or low
ering of salaries of elected Off
cials during their term of office.
The proposed changing of this pro-
vision was defeated at the recent
election.
The Chief of Police requested
council to act on the purchase or
repair of the present police car.
This matter was referred to the
Safety Committee.
Ordinance No. 100, which pro-
vides for the employment of an
assistant for the city solicitor on
the matter of sewage proposals,
was read for the third time and
passed.
In other business, the council
heard report from the Finance
Committee on the proposed over
haul of the sewage plant; heard a
first reading of the proposed ord
nance to vacate a portion of an
alley in the Watson Addition be-
tween lots no. 33 and "a; and
heard a proposal from representa-
tives of the Dual Parking Meter
Co, on repair of parking meters.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
IN WHITE CROS
Kathleen, seven
The Grand Jury Report

The recommendation by the Madison County Grand Jury
that Mayor e. P. Speasmaker rean from office doubt
comes as hard blow the who has been OF
London for almost years is also hard blow to his
friends associates and relatives But. factuay the action
taken by the Grand Jury would not have taken place had
Mayor peasmskcr done the that ne promised to do and
had he taken the time and effort TO keep his records TO
date The Grand Jury mentions this fact in its report and
had the mayor ignored the warnings by both
friends and state officials he would not be under fire.
There is conspiracy here. The action OF the Grand
Jury result Of the mayes axty in properly ad
minisiernq his Job Two years ago almost identical sua
fon itself and at that time the said would
not happen again The state auditor warned him OF the con-
sequences did of his associates Evidently the
chose TO disregard The friendly advice offered TO him at
that time since has out that the records and
other duties of the mayor have been neglected e
manner before
II is considered opinion that the mayor honest
but il is also opinion that Mayor speasmaker has
brought this entire situation upon himself.
Thus il turns out that all sorry that such thing
had happen. But bound to happen under the cir
cumsfances. - Editorial.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
tuesday Mail Was
A Little Early

Was your mail a little early
Tuesday? Ours was at the door at
7:30 am. A check with the Post
Office to make sure we just hadn't
overlooked Mondays mail reveal
ed that the call of the wild had
urged Postmen Jim Bailey, Gene
Mckenzie and Ed Yerian to put
their mail up" on Monday night,
working til the wee hours, then
rising with the dawn to make their
appointed rounds so as to be
among the early hunters the first
day. They met with little success
in the field, it was said.
Once year is not bad, but star
ing at all those bills during break
fast is disconcerting thing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
100000 Fire
In MarysviIIe

News sources reported Thurs
day morning that huge fire had
threatened the entire downtown
section of Marysville on Wednes-
day night. Fire Departments from
five nearby communities were
called in to help battle the blaze
which destroyed the Lee Furniture
Company and the Fladt Hardware
Company in three-story struct-
ure. Surrounding buildings were
also damaged before the fire was
brought under control Thursday
morning.
The report indicated the cause
of the fire was not yet known.
Damage was estimated at $780,
900. The building was owned by a
Mrs. Louis Ottey, the report stat
ed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Local DAv Unit
Gets Recognition

Maj Gen Melvin J. Mas (Ret.l,
National Commander of the Dis
abled American Veterans, and
Chairman of the Presidents Com
mittee on Employment of the
Physically Handicapped, today
sent congratulations to the Lon
don Chapter No. SO for surprising
last years membership. AS of No
vember l the Chapter had 38 mem
bers.
Gen. Mas, in a message sent
from National DAV Headquart-
ers in Cincinnati, said the achieve
ment of the local Chapter has
brought national recognition to the
unit for its fine work in bringing
together disabled veterans.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

The Grand Jury's findings
Thursday came as the elimination
of a lengthy investigation by the
representative of the State Audi
tors office and a special five-man
grand juror committee selected to
examine the findings after hearing
testimony by both the Mayor and
the auditors representative at the
beginning of the September term
of the Grand Jury.
The possibility of the mayors
resignation or removal from office
would lead to the appointment of
a successor. City officials believe
that the successor would be the
president of council, but the exact
term would depend on the time of
the mayors leaving office. At the
present, Harold Sparling is presi-
dent of council, and Bill Robson
will assume the duties of the cleo
tive office after January /.
Speasmaker was reelected to
the office of Mayor of London for
the ninth time at this past cleo
ton. He ran unopposed on the Re-
publican ticket after winning in
the primary from Sam Landes.
Speasmaker has been Mayor of
London for the past 16 years.
Following the unfavorable re-
port of the auditors representa-
tive, the Mayor had promised to
conduct the office on a more bus
iness-like basis, and to pay moneys
in to the treasury as required by
regulations, but no evidence of a
change in his conduct has been
noted at recent council meetings,
the councilmen said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Farmers Told OF
Insurance Cuts

A group OF 80 Ohio county
Farm Bureau presidents and or
ganization directors heard OFBF
president H. D. Heckathorn an
nounce that several thousand Ohio
farmers would be eligible for re-
ductions in their auto and farm
truck insurance policies in 1856.
The reductions will amount to 10
per cent for full time farmers"
and 5 percent for part time farm
ers" who are paid-up members of
the Farm Bureau. The policies will
be issued by Nationwide Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
Those attending the meeting
from Madison County were Del
bert Dorm, retiring president of
the Farm Bureau Board; Rodger
Baker member of the Farm Bur-
eau Board; and Owen Alderman,
organization director, M d IS n
County Farm Bureau.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Lutheran Week Is
Coming To Close

Capacity audiences have greet
ed Pastor Andrew Schilling of
Lancaster, Ohio, during his week
of speaking at the local Lutheran
Church for the Evangelism Miss
ion of the United Lutheran Church
in America. The services are held
nightly at 8 pm. Thursday night
is Pastor Schilling's last evening
as guest missioner. Pastor Schill-
ing, who came to London in 1898,
is largely responsible for the firm
position of st. Johns Lutheran
Church here.
Guest speaker Sunday morning
will be Mrs. Tom B. Homrighau-
sen of Canton, O., member of
the executive board of the United
Lutheran Church Women. The Ia
dies of the Dorcas Society of ST.
Johns will conduct the worship,
which will be the annual Thanks
giving Offering service.
IN WHITE CROSS
Kathleen, seven-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Den
nehy, Roberts Mill Road, London
r. r. 2, has entered White Cross
Hospital for observation and treat
ment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Winter Staging A
PrevieW In Area

After balny skies and unseason-
able temperatures, winter appar-
emily made another attempt to be-
gin on Wednesday, when the tenn
perature dropped from a mid
morning high of Sc degrees to 35
degrees by 4 pm, and dropping to
Is degrees Thursday am.
Tuesday precipitation amounted
to 0.20 inch. On Wednesday, a
thunderstorm which started with
a bang at 2 am. poured down
enough rain to make the 24-hour
total 2.23 inches. The storm was
accompanied by high winds, with
some damage in the area. Winds of
cyclone velocity were reported
near Greenville and in the south
western part of the state.
Precipitation records here for
the month of November to date in
dicate a 3.19 inch total.
Facts and figures supplied by
Leonard McNeal, local u. S.
Weather Observer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Hunting Season
Opened Tuesday

Ohio's hunting season opened
Tuesday with the usual overtones
of tragedy as the hunters took to
the field in large numbers, even
for Ohio.
Madison County Game Protect
or Alan Ward reported one Incl
dent occurring here, where hum
ter had a tooth knocked. out by a
single shot from a charge. The in
jury was not considered serious,
and names were withheld pending
further information. M d S o n
County Sheriff Joe Smith report
ed that hunter shot COW, twice,
that belonged to Don Elliott, of
West Jefferson. The perpetrator of
the deed was unknown. The COW
was registered, and the loss was
placed at 5000.
Second degree murder charges
were filed Wednesday in the death
of Irwin j. Patrick, 43, well-known
game protector of Fayette County,
who died Tuesday as the result of
a wound incurred as he attempted
to wrest a gun from farmer
George Baldridge, 63, according to
reports. Patrick had arrested a
hunter-guest on Baldridge's farm,
near Washington c. H., who was
alleged to have had hen pheasants
in his possession Fayette County
authorities said Baldridge had
voluntarily surrendered, saying
that the shooting was an accident.
Baldridge, a former sheriff of
Adams County was released on
100000 bond. The charges were
filed by Mrs. Marie Patrick, wild
ow of the slain man, it was said.
Statewide, Ohio counted four
dead and eleven injured on the
first day of hunting. Heavy rains
dampened enthusiasm for the
sport on Wednesday, but the week
end with its attendant danger of
more youths in the field was ap-
preaching. Local residents are re-
minded that hunting is sport,
with all of the rules of good
sportsmanship applicable, as well
as the special rules of safety that
go hand-in-hand with the opera
ton of death-dealing weapons.
Stay home if you don't know the
rules.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
City Council Raises Salary
OF Auditor To $2400 Year
Malinda Stanton
Dies Wednesday

Malinda "Linnie" Stanton, 70,
died early Friday morning at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Lonnie Wells, Cosgray Road, Hill
liards.
She is survived by her husband,
Emery; one son, Lee, of Lakeview,
Ohio; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth
Siegwald, Lima, Ohio, and Mrs.
Wells; and three grandchildren.
Services will be held on Sunday
at 2:30 pm. at the First Baptist
Church in West Jefferson the Rev
erend Kocher officiating. Inter-
ment at the Plumwood Cemetery
by the Blauser-Baker Funeral Ser
vice.
Friends may call at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Wells anytime Sat-
urday afternoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Officers Elected
In West Jefferson

The annual election of officers
of the West jefferson Masonic
Lodge was held on Monday, No
vember ID New officers are w
Clare McNutt, VIM; Charles BY
erly, s. w: Charles George. j. w:
Glenn Bidwell, treasurer, Monford
Smith, treasurer; Wayne Biggert.
chaplain George Cardosi, ST. dea
con; Hoyt Graves, jr. deacon: Gene
Graves. sr. stewart: Allen Gillivan.
ir. stewart; and James Stafford.
tyler
The officers of the West Jeffer-
son lodge will be installed on Mon
day night, November 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
St. Patrick P.T.A.
Meeting Tuesday

The Parent-Teacher Association
of the ST. Patrick School will hold
a meeting on Tuesday, November
%, at the Parish Hall on Walnut
ST., London, at 7:30 pm. Topic for
the evening will be Scouting In
Our Community"
Guest speakers will be Mrs.
Chester r. Geer, president of the
London Girl Scout Council and
Mr.. Troxell Laybourne, who is the
Den Master of the Cub Scout
packs here.
All members are urged to at
tend this meeting in the interests
of the children, the school and the
community.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
City Police Nab
Two Miscreants

London City Police reported the
arrest of two men here recently.
William r. Yates, Mechanicsburg,
was arrested for having muffler
not in good working condition and
speeding at over 80 miles per hour
on North Main Street on Wednes-
day night. He will appear in court
Thursday.
Ronald Hammond of New Jer-
sey, who is visiting friends here.
was arrested on charge of carry
ing concealed weapons and releas-
ed on S100 bond Hammond was
arrested on Tuesday night
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Ten To Induction
Station Nov. Is

Ten men left the area for Ft.
Hayes and were inducted into the
Armed Forces on November Is.
They were: Carl DeLong and John
E. Kile of West jefferson; Frank
lin E. Darling, Mt. Sterling; Jack
l.. Lansing, South Solon; Charles
r. Fraley, Mechanicsburg Route
2 and from London, Don K Pick
ems, Aaron r. Nom, Willis c. Bush,
Route 3, Hartford Conley, Route
4, and Bobby NJ Cantrell, Route 3.
Only one man, William Lewis
Hunter, reported for the physical
examination held on November Is.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Federal Aid For
Conservation Plan

Madison County farmers will be
given an opportunity to request
the Federal Government to share
the costs in carrying out eligible
agricultural conservation pro-
grams on their farms during the
1856 program year, which begins
January 1, 1856.
Requests for programs must be
filed at the Madison County ASC
offices at 81 West High Street by
december 81, 1855, according to
Lloyd Roby, chairman of the local
ASC committee.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18

Investigation Of Auditors Report Is
Basis For London Mayors Custer

Jury
o
hhouehM seve mon
The Grand Jury composed of fifteen Madison County residents made
fons
several
rsienho office
the Grand
Of fundsw wit the me
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
South CharLes+on
Man Out On Bond

A family quarrel in South
Charleston has led to the arraign-
ment of Glennis Perkins, %, of
Cincinnati, on two charges of as
sault and battery filed by his wife,
Betty, and her mother, Mrs Har-
old Scott. The alleged assaults
were said to have taken place in
Mrs SCOTS home in Sout h
Charleston.
Perkins, with his 16-year old
sister, is also accused of abduct-
ing two of his three children from
the Scott home at the time of the
assault.
Mayor Stewart Kitchen has re-
leased Perkins on S100 bonds on
each charge and has set the hear
ing for November %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Plain City School
To Change Name

Madison Co. Superintendent oil
Schools Rolla D. Webster announ.
ces that with the next school year
the school at Plain City will be
called the Jonathan Alder High
School. The school will consolidate
the present high schools of Ca.
naan, Monroe and Plain City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-18
Chandler Lodge. F&AM
VIII Elect Officers

The annual craft dinner will be
held at the Chandler Lodge of the
F. and AM in London on Novem-
Der 81 at $50. pm. There will be
an election of new officers at this
meeting.