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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
New Honor Camp
Opens Saturday

Three hundred and fifty honor
prisoners will move into the new
honor camp at the London Prison
Farm on Saturday, April 9.
The new camp is located in the
rear of the present institutional
buildings, back of tn e power plant
Construction was started on the
camp in the latter part of 1858.
The approximate cost has been set
at 100000.
The new camp will help relieve
the congestion at the Ohio Peni-
tentiary in Columbus, also. APP
proximately 200 men will be
transferred to the London institu-
ton from there, according to r. B.
Eckle, Superintendent of the Lon
don Prison Farm.
The census of the London farm
has now reached the figure 1860,
and will increase with the new
transfers. The prison was original
ly designed to hold 1900 prisoners.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
L.P.F. Secretary
Transfers May |

Mrs. Conklin Jackson, who, for
16 years has been the secretary in
the office Of the Superintendent of
the London Prison Farm, will
transfer TO the Ohio Penitentiary
in Columbus as secretary to Mr..
Eyssen, associate warden with Mr..
Ralph w. Alvis. The associate war
den is newly created position.
Mrs. Jackson began her career
at the prison farm in 1899, work
ing with w. F. Anrine, who retir-
ed two years ago after 25 years as
head of the London Prison Farm.
Mrs. JackSons transfer will be eff
fective May l. She will be replaced
by Mrs. Dustin L. Mirick, now en-
ployed in the cashiers department
there. Mrs. Elizabeth Mancini will
fill Mrs. Mirick's position.
Mr.. r. B. Eckle, superintendent
OF the farm, announces that seven
more ladies will be hired for the
business managers office. and that
applications are being accepted
now,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Rites Thursday
In Springfield

Funeral services for B. Baker
Rouzahn, age 65, of Springfield,
brother of Mrs John Coberly,
Chandler Avenue, who died unex-
pectedly Monday, were in the
Richards Memorial Funeral Home
Springfield, Thursday afternoon,
with interment in the Mennonite
Cemetery, Midway.
An employee of Robbins and
Myers, Inc, of Springfield for D
years, he died at his residence,
2308 S. Yellow Springs Street,
Springfield.
Surviving besides Mrs. Coberly,
are his widow, Helen two sons,
DR.. Ben Routzahn and John d.
both of Florida; another sister,
Mrs. Kathryn Mccoy of Spring
field; a brother, Charles of Spring
field and three grandchildren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Lbs Baseball
Season Opening

London High School announces
the 1855 baseball roster Members
of the team are Bill Ames, Don
Baker, Vaughn Bass, Jack Corn
ell, Dave Ferguson, Don Casper,
Jim Harrison, Bob Reynolds, Rick
Robson, Larry RothWell, Jim
Stahl, Roger Turvy, Jim Mabe,
and Jed Pratt.
The following freshmen have
been working out with the team:
Gerald Anick, Steve Gerard, Paul
McClaskie and Gary Miller.
The schedule for the coming
season is: April 5, Marysville, tH),
April 13, West Jefferson, (A),
April Is, Fairfield, tII), April 18,
Southeastern, CD, April 20.
Northeastern, (H), April 29, Mt.
Sterling, (H), April 30 Grove
City, CH) double header1. May 9,
Jeffersonville, (A), May II, West
Jefferson, I'D, May Ia, Worthing-
ton, (H), double header), May II,
Fairfield. (A), May 20, Jefferson
vile, HD, May 81, Marysville,
tA). double header), May %
Hilliard. (A), double header) and
June 4, Westerville, (H, double
header).
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Community Band
Starts Summer
Season In London

Madison Community Band is
preparing for the start of its sum
mer season and is recruiting all
in the county who play any band
instrument.
This is the eighth year for the
organization which has done a fine
service at public gatherings
throughout the county, such as the
County Fair, at Memorial Day
services and others.
Practice is each Tuesday even
ing at 8 p. m. in the Oak Run
Grange Hall, South Main Street.
London.
Alfred Scheiderer, of Chuckery,
director of the band, is urging any
interested in promoting the organ
iZation TO attend practice next
Tuesday evening, or as soon there
after as possible.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08

a report of the 13-car crash
appeared in the II a lif AK
"Chronicle-Herald". One never
really gets away from home
after all, does one?
Met an ex-Navy man who
has done what all seafaring
men are said to want to do
got himself little farm and
raises chickens. Sibley is this
fellows name and he picked
Vermont to raise fair fowl in
foul weather or fair. Says that
the ground is a little lumpy
UP there but that he and his
wife make it pay. somehow!
SAYS he has a woodworking
furnace. Must be as expensive
as Gene Kidwell's gas. Sibley
is on his way to Scotland and
England for the Easter season.
He is a fine man and took
part in World War II and the
Korean police action" as a
full commander in the U. S.
Navy.
Sam, the chief steward,
looks exactly like Sir Win
ston Churchill and knows it.
His regal bearing is so pro-
nounced that you find your
self bringing HIM tea! He
even admits that people some
times mistake him for Winny
but modestly states that the
resemblance isn't HIS fault!
We asked him if he agreed
that it is proper to dress for
dinner. Damned proper!" he
said.
Interesting, at least to me
was a meeting with an Eng
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Sheep And Lamb
Men To Plan Year

The Madison County Sheep and
L m b Improvement committee
will hold their organization and
yearly planning meeting next Wed
nesday, April 13, in the Madison
County Extension Office, accord
ing to Robert Hunter, chairman.
They will make initial plans on
the Registered Ram Purchase pro-
gram for the coming year and
the sheep parasite control pro-
gram. Members of the lamb inn
provement committee nclud e
Lloyd Roby, Amlin; c. f. Lippen-
colt. Irwin; Richard Harbage, ~,
London, Howard Dorm. IL South
Solon; Ira Hunter, Mt Sterling.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Methodist Church
Service Thursday

The Holy Thursday Service will
be observed at the Methodist
Church. Following the tradition of
the Feast of the Passover the con-
gregation will gather in the dining
room at $50 for the regular Len
ten Family Night Supper. This
will be in the nature of covered
dish meal
The exents of that "other eve.
ming" long ago will be recalled
and there will be special music
including that by the Treble
Choir"
After supper the broken bread
and the cup" will be served those
at table in the administration of
the Communion.
On Good Friday at 130 a Ser
vice of Meditation will include
Communion for those not able
to attend on Thursday evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
L.P.F. Inmate Convicted OF
Attempted Escape By Jury
Case Is First OF
Its Kind In Go.

Madison County jurors convicted
Carl Dallas Guenther, an L. p. F.
inmate, of attempted escape from
a penal institution in Common
Pleas Court Wednesday
The case was the first of its
kind under the Revised Ohio Code,
which provides a penalty of from
] to 5 years for this offense. Guen-
ther was the first eScapee TO main
tain his plea of not guilty, fore
ing the court to test his guilt or
innocence.
Guenther committed the attempt
on June 2, 1854, while on work
detail at the farm. Guards said
that the man ran from the detail,
across two fields and into a woods.
While a pursuing guard watched
the woods, others entered and dis
covered Guenther in a tree. Four
shots were fired as he ran
In cases in the past, prisoners
who attempt escape have pleaded
not guilty to the charges, but
usually change their pleas to
guilty when the facts are explain
ed, the attempt making a prima
facie case against them, the trial
merely adding the costs of the le-
gal action to their penalty. How
ever, Guenther maintained his
plea. Judge Gerald A. Baynes as
signed London attorney Wallace
V. Nichols to the defense of the
case. Witnesses at the trial includ-
ed guards and the Deputy Warden,
Mr.. George E. Miller. Guenther
did not take the stand in his own
defense. The jury deliberated only
30 minutes. After the guilty ver-
dict, Judge Baynes pronounced a
sentence of from one to five years
in penal institution.
Officials said Guenther had been
confined originally for the opera
tion of a motor vehicle without the
owners consent.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
BIRTHS ANNOUNCED

liShman name of Cullen. He is
returning to London after
visit to Chattanooga, Tenn.
where his company has just
completed the construction of
a paper factory which makes
newsprint - the same stuff
this newspaper is printed on.
Paper factories are new in the
south and the process of con-
verting slash-pine into paper
is making tree farming a COM
ing thing below the Mason
Dixon line, Cullen says. He
has kindly invited US to in
spect his London plant while
we are there. We kindly ac-
cepted.
Group of students aboard.
All very arty and conceited
and are on their way to, what
they call, bigger living. A
boy and a girl are sitting just
a few feet from where l am
writing this. She has just told
him, Il am either too young
or too old. Where ever / go
I'm too young for the late
places and too old for a gov
erness. What is a girl of 19 to
do?" The boys reply was
meaningful but inaudible. We
have our own idea of what he
may have said however.
Eavesdropping is an especial
art aboard ship.
And so we leave Halifax -
late but happy. However, this
ship can make $50 miles per
day without effort so no one
is worried about connections
in Liverpool Hey, Sam,
where are you going?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Annual Easter Egg Party
At CoWIing Park April 9
Festivities Open
At $50 Saturday

The Easter Bunny, aided by the
members of the Retail Merchants
Association, will deposit some 1900
eggs in Cowling Park this Satuv-
day This is the annual event which
draws kids from all around TO
share in the fun and the more than
200 prizes offered by donors.
The children viii be divided in
to four groups, those in arms, 1
to 3 years af age, 4 to 6 years of
age, and to 10 years of age. The
groups will be separated, the / to
3 group next TO Park Ave, the 4
to 6 group between the first group
and the bandstand, babes in arms
at the bandstand, and those z TO
10 south of the bandstand. The
signal to begin will start all en-
trants on the merry hunt at $50
a. m. April g. The l to 3 years of
age group will be permitted to en-
ter the area from either the Park
st. entrance or the Main st. en-
trance to avoid the rush caused by
the size of this group of children
last year.
The Retail Merchants, who spon-
sor this annual event, invite all
children in the age groups to come,
and the parents and others to
watch the fun. Some worthwhile
prizes will be given this year as
usual, and the rules will be ex-
planned st the egg hunt.
Howard Richardson, chairman
of the egg hunt committee. and
Ray Balle' ser, president of the
association, report that the cook
ing and Goloring of the eggs has
been arranged for, no small Job
with such a quantity.
Prizes this year include both
cash ard merchandise, and the
eggs will be marked with the
prize, to be identified as they are
found in the park. When the chill
dren take the eggs TO the announc-
ed prize desk, they will receive
their rewards.
Don't forget! Saturday, April 9,
at Cowling Park on North Main
st. at $3.50 q. m. In case of rain,
the egg hunt will be held Easter
Sunday afternoon at 2 D. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Four n Council Meets
Monday Evening

The Madison County All Coun-
Gil will meet Monday evening, A
pril IL, at 800 pm. at the fair
ground Youth Building. A special
joint meeting with the Jr. Lead
ers has been planned Discussion
will be on THE Roll of a Junior
Leader in the Local Club. H. w.
Harshfield, State 4-H leader will
be present to assist.
Madison County Junior Leader
ship club will meet next Monday
evening April II at 1880 pm. at
the Madison County fairgrounds.
Plans for the evening is the elect
ion of officers, program planning,
and regular business. Later in the
evening the Junior leaders will
meet jointly with the All Council
to discuss THE role of Junior Lead
er in the Local Club.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Thefts Reported
In Two Homes

Two homes were broken into
Monday night, with money obtain
ed from both places, and the
method of entry the same in both
places.
Madison Co. Sheriff's office re-
ported that the home of Winfred
Truitt, London-Lilly Chapel Rd.,
and the home of Carl Thomas,
Lilly Chapel-West Jefferson Rd.,
were entered by the use of a
skeleton key while the families
were away. A loss of $4,000 was
reported by Truitt, and loss of
$125.00 was reported by Thomas.
The Sheriff's office and the
Ohio Bureau of Identification are
investigating the robberies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
April Program OF
P.T.A. Planned

The program for the April II
P.T.A. meeting will be built
around the subject, For Healthier,
Safer Homes.
Mr.. David Laird and his COM
mittee, Mrs. Howard Richardson
and Mr.. Dick Tracy have planned
an interesting thirty-minute pre-
sentation of the various phases of
Home Safety via film.
The election of officers will
highlight the business session to
be held at 8 D. m. in the high
school auditorium.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Woodworkers Meeting
Scheduled April IL

The London Woodworking club
will meet next Tuesday evening
April II, at ZOO pm. at the Lon
don Lumber and Coal Company
which is located on West High
Street. Dick Mores will be the
woodworking club advisor. Any
boy or girl between the ages Of
10 and 81 years of age and is in
terested in woodworking is wei
come to join the club. Parents are
also welcome.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Three Plain CITY
Youths Injured

The State Highway Patrol re-
ported three Plain City residents
injured in a one-car accident on
the Lafayette-Plain City Road 2
miles south of Plain City at about
8 pm. Monday night.
The car, driven by Roger Mutt,
10, of 228 Railroad St, Plain City,
failed to negotiate a curve, and
went off the right-hand side of
the road
Mutt received a bump on the
head and bruised knees. Lois
Scott, Is, a passenger, received a
cut right thumb Alice Sanders,
Is, another passenger, received a
cut right eye, cut on the right
side of the head and the left hand
and a bruised right leg.
Mutt was charged with unsafe
operation and cited to Mayors
court, Plain City. The car was
damaged extensively.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
L+. David Woosiey
To Greenv;IIe, sc.

1t. David Woosley, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn F. Woosley, East
High Street, has reported for act
i've duty at Donaldson Air Force
Base, Greenville, South Carolina,
where he will serve as Budget Of
ficer, Headquarters, 63rd Troop
Carrier Wing He and Mrs. Woos-
ley are residing in Greenville.
1t. Woosley, who completed his
graduate work at the University
of Michigan in January, 1855. was
commissioned at the University of
Michigan in June Of 1854 upon
completion Of his AFROTC Train
ing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Bob Visintine Is V.P.
Of Fraternity

Robert f. Visintine, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward c. ViSintine, Elm
St, was elected vice-president and
rushing chairman" of his frater-
nifty recently. Bob is a member of
the Nh Sigma NJ medical frat
crnity, Beta Tau chapter. He is
also on the Medical Student Coun-
I'll this wear, his sophomore year
in college.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Van CIeve Sings
AT Hollywood

Naval Cadet Charles Van Cleve,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van
Cleve, Sr., East High Street, will
sing at the Easter Sunrise service
in the Hollywood Bowl, Los An
geles, California, Sunday morning.
Chuck, who is in training at
the Air Base, Pensacola, Florida.
is in the tenor section of the Bases
70 voice Naval Aviation Cadet
Choir which leaves Pensacola Fri
day morning for the coast. The
exact time of the service Sunday
morning is not known, but there
is strong possibility that it will
be broadcast from the coast.
Last year Chuck was with the
choir when it went to the west
coast to participate in the cere-
monies surrounding the choosing
of Miss Universe.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
GREYHOUND STRIKE

Mr.. Roscoe Klee, local agent
for the Greyhound Lines, has
explained that the strike cur
rently in effect will not affect
the local line. London and vi
cinity are in the Great Lakes
Division of Greyhound, while
the strike is in the Atlantic Di-
vision" he said. Lines affected
will be the Columbus-Ports-
mouth run, and schedules in
West Virginia, Virginia, North
and South Carolina, Georgia,
and Florida" Mr.. Klee said.
The strike was called when
the company eliminated a bonus
plan when the drivers organiz-
ed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Meeting Set For
Conserva+ionists
At Court House

Mr.. Frank Wheaton announces
an important meeting Of the Madi-
son County Conservation Commit
tee on April IL, 1855. The meet
ing will be held at the Sheriffs
office in the court house.
Purpose of the meeting will be
to elect officers and district rep
resentatives for the coming year.
In addition, there will be a discus
sion of fish and game regulations
now in effect.
All interested are urged to at
tend.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
JIM MY NELSON HAS
SECOND OPERATION

Master Jimmy Nelson, sixteen
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Nelson, Liberty Street was
reported in fair condition Monday
morning following a major opera
tion at Children's Hospital, Sat-
urday. This is the babys second
major operation in 10 days.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Farm Bureau Tax
Suggestions Sent
To Legislature

Hopeful of breaking the current
financial deadlock in the Ohio
General Assembly, the Ohio Farm
Bureau Federation has listed five
possible sources of additional rev.
enue for the consideration of the
Assembly.
In a letter to the legislators and
to the farm organizations county
leadership, the following sources
of income were recommended in
the order indicated:
ID Ole-cent tax increase on
each package of cigarettes, esti-
mated to produce SO million more
revenue annually;
(2) $50 per gallon increase in
tax liquor (S15 r. tllion);
~ Increase state revenue on
pari-mutual betting $50 million) /;
IA Replace one-cent sales tax
on SOC to $40 sales bracket $50
Million; and
81 Increase use sales tax from
maximum of 3ct to maximum of
4ec.
In his announcement, D. r.
Stanfield, asst exec. secretary of
OFBF', said the farm organization
looks upon these proposals as en-
ergency "stop-gap" measures, be-
lieving that the Assembly should
still create a commission to make
a thorough study of the tax
structure of the State of Ohio du-
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Hi Y Club Elects
Officers For 55

London's Hi-Y Club elected Of
ficers at their meeting Tuesday
night. Elected were Elwood Dill
lion, president; David Hume, vice
president; Roger Turvy, secretary;
Chris Sidener, treasurer; Bob
Marrah, chaplain; Dick Shoemak-
e,r. sergeant -at-arnaS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Church Accepts
Class Of I8

On Palm Sunday a class of
eighteen was presented to the Of
ficials and members of the Church
of Christ in Christian Union, w.
Center St, by the pastor, H. p.
Bennett. Following the satisfact-
DRY oral examination Of each ap-
plicant, the class was accepted by
the elders, Floyd Miller. Eldon
Dillon and A. II. Graves. The
right hand of fellowship" was ex-
tended by the church to the follow
ing, including five Juvenile mem
berS; Mary Ames, Moreno Beaver,
Amalee Beaver. Janet Bennett,
Patty Clifton, Barbara Donohoe,
Dorothy Donohoe, Ronald Duncan,
Mildred Ellars, Charles Holcomb,
Patty Mouser, Alice Smith. Linda
loops, Sandra Bennett, Barbara
Miller, Judy Snyder, Larry Tay-
lor and Terry Taylor.