davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-06-26
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $500

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Noble Seng (Grimml 1900 1850 $50
warmed Over tKOrtel 4.20 S.gO
shs sIn,iser ss soR's Rose Prandal ston. Of scon.
iiFe; FouRTH iaT' RACE - Purse, ss.5oo;
claiming; 3-year -olds: ! u miles
Indirect fChoauette) 500 So so
Sagmon lChVrehl 4'vo ~" ~
Double Bid tDosher) 0.VV
MaIehese, Rsyetmsnt. Toy Knishte's'
Afa TFra HfnRs; RRshcEMParss: si $500: allow
foSs': onss; chs@ae. @ tBln'sl S.Se $40 go
Seven Chances (Chureh) $50 4.:0
Poor Rube tBrumeldD 90, o;av
Devils Imsse. Betsann, Vslidon. Time,
fsSixsTH RAcs-Lamlisbter Handicap;
100000 added: 3-year:olds; lS mnes; eS
s,.r Reysr s..,, !slSn. $500 .sse s.Se 1855 S.sS
Our Dance, Illusionist, Portessville.
lAmbergris, Our Prince, Jabneh. Rasing
Fool, Bunny's Babe, Thinking Cap. Time
fField tonly one horsel.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, SS, SS,Sy0'
fsas%'nv Raag's vaiiey tSstis, 7.ac .: . $40
Isir Miron tBlum) 146O 1.49
H-Rock, searsie. Book Match. Roy
Fox, Wee Wah. Time. 1898.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Ins IEn.s..r.Ssss .ssarSld: s4n aDd up so lse Rs' 200
Sentiment lWffiiams) TOO $50
Rxtrs Girl, aanymeds "a. Dsyround.
Appesse Not, Mu1zle. Time. 1:52.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

who was at Monmouth Park fol
the day, has 81.
Mrs. Danny Shea of Hyde, Nd,
claimed Thomas Pepper from
Harry E. Robinson for $4,000 out
of the fourth race. Thomas Pep
per is a five-year-old horse who
won $20.600 last season scoring
IL times in q trips to the post.
A hot paddock tip clicked In
the fifth race when the Bohemia
Stables Djeddorine. a three
year-old daughter of Djeddah
making her first start. Tailed at
$40 for two after opening at
81 odds.
Nival. the second choice, set
tied for second after setting a
fast pace and Ia Beth was third
in the six-furlong event.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

Long shot bettors had 1ielt
day when three lightly regarded
horses ran 1928 in the thirt
race.
Our Beauty won by a length
over Lea Rondi and paid hi
supporters $74.40, $3.50 anC
$3.50 across the board. Les
Rondi was worth $27.80 anC
$3.50 for second place and Mer'
man, beaten q nose for secone
place, paid $24 to show. Tht
favored Kris Kringle ran 10tf
in O field of 13,
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Ruin Postpones Cord
AT Old Dominion Strip

The stock car-midget car dou-
BILE feature scheduled at Old
Dominion Speedway, Manassas.
Va. last night, was postponed
because Of rain. The double
event was rescheduled for Sat-
Iurday night, July 8.
The f1fth-mile strip adjoining
the Speedway will be reopened
at noon today for drag racing
after a weeks layoff to permit
'asphalting Of its surface.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Winner Of Irish Derby
Sold to National Stud

LONDON, June Is R.-Pana-
slipper, who won Wednesdays
Irish Derby and finished second
in the famed EPSON Derby last
month, was sold today to the
Irish National Stud.
No price was disclosed. but
the figure was estimated at
$140, 900.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Osterkorn Quits CAGE

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 25
|R.-Wally Osterkorn today to-
day announced his retirement
from professional basketball. He
had been one Of the most pop
,ular members Of the Syracuse
Nationals, champions Of the Ma
tional Basketball Association.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Cumberland Results
~ the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; about fur
Golden Dedie (Riyera) 4.6O 500 e.4e
Penny Achance Clark SEQ 2.6Q
Erejee tGranO 2.80
Miss Ridgewell, Free Night, Royal Is
sue, Jean Battle, Trsnsbull. Time. O:b5as
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP: GA furlongs.
Gunter (Carrillo) $50 4.e0 3.20
Sir Felix (M'Cracken) S3.4O l.S0
Ladies Day (WestfalD 200
Flemish Maid. Fairy Haste. Hunters
Glory, Cherry's Girl. Turbine. Time.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
.Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE--Purse, $500; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds; furiongs.
Tonga Prince (VasiD I1.3O $50 A.7(
Fleets Choice tTaniguchD $50 SEQ
Fly tGuerinl 7.6(
Bold Duchess. Me Jolie Fiji. Eilen's
Hope. Mutt D'Amour, Melna, Langholm
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 4-year- -olds and up: z furlongs.
Seebit (Cangemie) $40 $40 3.70
Golden Aria tBroussnrd) $50 4.40
Perfect Power tGuerin) b.20
Harpes, Young and Fair. Standee, Sis
ter Louise. Platterpuss, Lecount, Stone-
bur, Elrose. Sir Sidney, To the Front.
Time, l:25.
Field
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Arlington Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year- -olds and UP; 6 furlongs.
Blackamoor (Adamsl $50 $40 1854
Black Stream Jessopl 4.4O 3.4e
Hi SKY, Applicable, Closing. Shifty
Dora. Task Fleet Rebel Girl MELVIN
Gary Time. 1:11as.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing 4-year- and up; furlongs;
Neal Elyse (SkOrOnskD $50 40 3.2e
Grand Spice tBrOOks) 600 2.4g
lie Sabre (Erb) 900
Themis, Sephora. Tattenham. Russell
Is, Jump Tune; Morse Flash Our Git
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(copyright. 1885. BY Triangle Publications. Inc.)
FIRST EAcE-Purse. 5000: claiming: syear-ods: Ii.
miles. 2.O1la good: driving place
same. Winner waters T. g. BY chaos-Irish Lui-
$50 ime $50. prszinx and GOOD '0OO' ''o''
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Monmouth Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; maiden
2,yssr .olds; SM fHTElSnss;o nniEa soo kae aae
Dromond tShuk) 1.eV S.av
Sherpa Church, S.o0
Brown Poppy. Blazing Rocket, Swoop
sweeney. SHen, Time. Zoe.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing; 3-year -olds. g furlongs. a. oao
Tulihny (Bculmetisl $50 4.ay 5.yy
Hot Walker tChoauetts) 400 ,SSe
sEy BIN, Conversant. Halls Folly,
Golden Whirl. Scampie, Noble Partner.
Time, 1:I3h
Evening star., 1955-06-26
CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

SIXTH RACE. The New Castle Stakes: purse. s2S 900
eaaeo ana up iiies and mares miles Post
Winnssf Darby Dan Farms e. T. es aeiiopClts-
$3.50. Times-0231s: 0:47Is: 112: 1851 :44ss
Evening star., 1955-06-26
DELAWARE
Continued From Page C.

Continued From Page C-1
the far turn as Blue Violin quit
: badly to finish last,
Clear Dawn moved .quickly
from fifth, after being hemmed
in briefly, and took charge on
the turn. Open Sesame also
made a powerful bid in rallying
from 18th but she was no match
for Clear Dawn in the late
stretch as the victor responded
to Batcheller's hand ride.
Shawmut Stables Gainsboro
Girl, who recently ran second to
Parlo, who passed up today's
New Castle to await the Della
ware Handicap, ran a disap-
pointing race. after being in
contention to finish seventh.
Clear Dawn was bred by her
owner. John w. Galbreath of
Columbus, Ohio, who races un-
der the nom de course of the
Darby Dan Farm.
Today's turnout, held down by
the unattractive weather, bet
$l,7l2,23S on the eight races.
Last year on the same day 49,
759 wagered $1,494,474.
Willie Hartack, who flew here
from Chicago to ride today, lost
little time getting to the winners
circle. He rode Darcy to q three
length victory in the second race.
Darcy. the $500 favorite COM
pleted the 4 and 9 daily double,
paying $12l. Irish Music hit the
winning key in the first race as
the three-year-old filly, owned
by Mrs. Howard Waters, took a
nose decision from Karamu.
Just a neck behind the second
horse was Lorenzo with Har-
tack up.
Hartack who still leads the
Delaware Park meeting in the
battle for riding laurels, even
though he has not competed
here since last Saturday. picked
up his second victory of the
afternoon in the fourth race
aboard the Christiana Stables
Menemsha, who paid $7.40.
Thomas Pepper was favored
In this six-furlong dash but ran
fourth. Particolor was second,
three and a half lengths behind
the winner and Docteur rallied
for third
Menemsha was Hartack's 9th
victory of the meet. Nick Shuk,
Evening star., 1955-06-26
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT DELAWARE PARK
Mondays selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. . Pm.
BESr DEr-TAHlTI-FIFTH RACE

SPECIAL EVENT Inc wsssrnsTo be IS "The Spring
Msdsn sspehsss purse $500 sdded 4yesr-od, up;
Evening star., 1955-06-26

Horse. JOCKEY. Wgt. PP Y y Str Pin ODDS
SIS $;:s si:s: +: !, i & 'II: 8:
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Evening star., 1955-06-26

Horse. JOCKEY Wgt. PP. E Y Str. Pin. Odds
+; $s;E H$s s;'i' f: fl l. II III; u,
P.T5ls kss.a sss.S tseas e:Ss H H lg ~ g 81 s
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WORTH BIT. Ss2.40. s16sO MYSTERY FLIGHT. 500
Handle slel. .794. Daily Double pool-s14s: sss:
DAILY DOUBLE q AND % PAID sl2l.00
$, sss .s;R 1s:
s;s: ss|sas $ssf; 81
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4ssass 1sislRs Sfrins Pa.smoIs sS,ifk 1s 81 3 81 sS
$;5:: s:.;.s ,ss;:s:s s,:iss 3 g.
$500
=
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 500: claiming: 4-yearolds and
up fprongs Post 3:47 Of at once start 5000 won
gESo ssso tins sP4s T1aer fme s. Clark
Horse. Jockey Wgt PIP: V "a Str Fin Odds
;:::E
Two-doiiar mutueis pad-AIENEMsHA s74o, $500, $aO
PARTICoHoR, $500. s4.20. DocTEUR. S42O.
Handle--S1SS $50.
FIFTH RACE Purse. $500; maiden 3ysar.od fiis; .,
furlones. Post 400 off 409a start good won eaSly
plaes driying Winner Bohemia stables Sh aeo
Horse. Jockey Wst PP NM str Fin:-o Odds.
E!;:;;;|5; a! |$:S'.. &c.; fl IL Ii
Gao tHartack) igU &, Z, 81 g.. AZ
Blue Epis tCutshaw), l20 81 g g o.. aoS'11XX
Our Secret McGovn) 1I5 On g @ 80 "a
Risky Game tShawl 10 Z "a -. Q = 80 ~ y
Two-d dollar mutuels paid - DJEDDOR1NE. So4V. So'SV'
50 so. NIvAL, $3.50. $780, IA BETH. $500
Evening star., 1955-06-26
Wgt. PIP. a Str. Fin. Odds
100 q "a % II Il Sl.7C
iSG ii ia 90 2s 2OC
i5G \ "a al Il 3ns $50
i59 ) Sil 8iI 5h 4il 17.1C
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Two dollar paid - DJEDDoRINE. S64O. S3So'
90 So NTvAL, $500. S9.60. IA BETH. $500.
Handle-&22421S.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

.Djeddorinc (Culmone)
Nival tDeSpiritol -
Ia Beth Eussol
Wedding Bells clark
Gao tHartack) -
Blue Elpis (Cutshaw) ,
Our Secret (McGov'n)
Risky Game tShawl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Zoo Gets Onuoer

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 tR.-The
Bronx Zoos latest acquisition is
ziggety. red-haired onager, or
Persian wild donkey. The g.
month-old animal, the second
Of its kind to live at the ZOO.
was captured in Iran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Is Motorists
Lose Permits,
10 Suspended

Sixteen drivers permits were
revoked and 10 others suspended
last week, the District Depart
ment Of Vehicles and Traffic an
nounced today.
An additional % persons
charged with driving without a
valid permit and 4 persons
charged with driving without
District registration had their
licensing and registration priv
ileges suspended until they fur
nish proof Of future financial
responsibility.
OF the 10 permits revoked.
three were for driving after re-
vocation, one for driving while
drunk and IL for accumulated
traffic violations.
OF the Is suspended, IL had
accumulated eight violation
points. four had failed to satisfy
court judgments and two had
failed to file insurance.
Revelations and suspensions
follow:
,piRIsyeked for driving after revocation
Ray GU, 1888 Park place NV; John e,
Wyman Walker. 14l2 Corcoran street
Revoked for driving while drunk: James
H. Dor[, 46l9 Forty-foprth. street NV.
more: Elmer Russ. 5203 Addison Chapel
Patterson street NE; CASTOR Bottle,
1924 Tenth street NV: Carl Taylor.
5927 Amos street NE; Joe McNair. 65i
Constitution avenue NE; Earl s. For
Barnes III si5sss N srset Rq sE
Thomas L. Jenkins, eI6 Evarts street
Me- NE KKiRng ! In Matthews. 5l2s sheriff Ita
HlsSams I avenSs sP SEE: Donald p z Embrs as
SUSPENDED for period noted for at
iois Nineteenth street NV dsg:
and Traffc School; Bobby Jones. rs
Stxteenth street SCI, 80 days: peReefe
p; Saunders 2 l t South ,cCsroIina
1851 Maryiiand avenue NE', Is days;
FLOYD A; Montigue. 1900. Hunt place
Me- 8 days s sSd TT S,1n.s schC.; webster
DAYS and franc School,; e walt ef' L. Jones'
5037 c street Sc, Is days Rudolph
Williamn ms 26l2 u, TEen.y-seeend street rect
: Street Ne, ! days: William ]. Aann s?
days: ulysses l. .Applewhite. 7ee Newton
jessie Hissins IS f 14os eP0 street F NEE f0G Is
Suspended until satisfaction Of JUDI
street NV: Wine Graves, 4ss irving
Msshinston place Ne: Leroy BlaiOeE,
Samuel r. Dunnineton. 4Oso Minnesota
avenue NE; Pearlena Long, ego First
No p. {. permit. privilege suspended
Is filed: James Cary Hines, 5S4 Twenty
fourth street NV; Margie u: HemSley'
cut ut So Morton place Ne; John Rob
inson; 1915 1 Eleventh street NV NV: Wm
Eouis sq i HIl sss7 Tenth street strset NW
nue. Sc; Robert 30 Holiday: SO y
e cosb sw road oeS SW K Smy IT. sehs. 4
508 8 street NE. Fleming A Carey.
Sos go 2 street N.Y. Thomas on3as J. Lee 4al5
1895 Q street NV; Evelyn J. White,
ga Eastern avenue Ne: Ernest
Thomas. 754 Rock Creek Church road
third street NE: Charles NJ Killens.
ir.. $50 Twenty-first street Ne;
Nathaniel Oliver, 3I2 Eye street NV;
j B. Williams, $500 Landover road
Landover. Nd. Melvin R. Tomkins 1l09
Park street NE: william F. Shorter,
15e5 Minnesota avenue NE
No ID. c. registration, privilege sus-
pended until Financial Responsible In
suranee Is filed: Joe Billy Holley. 350s
Clay place Sc; Raymond ]. johnson,
32s Mclean avenue s.W.: FLOYD, Z.
Levin J. Lucas, 3009 Otis street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

{. Valet stand in mahogany,
natural or maple finish. 9.95
r. Spinodor smoker whirIs
ashes away; bronze bross or
oroy/chrome finish. 1880
6. Three-sheIf bookcase with
carved ends, hardwood mohoe-
any finished. 31.9S
H. Lounge choir with tufted
back and covered with durable
Plastic fobric that looks as If
it were leather. Green. eordi-
nal or tan. 1898
Matching ottoman, 1895
Evening star., 1955-01-20
ToTs'-ToDDLERs' WEAR

Orig. NOW
5 Tots Dressy cottons, royon velvet
red with white nyIon trim, sizes
4, S and 6--<-4-@-- 7.o9 4.SS
IS Snow Suits, all nyon, boys and
girls sizes to 6x in group $500 1875
Blue Nylon Net Porty Dress size 1926 4.0s
so Socks, nylon, dark shade. Broken 4 for
sizes soc 100
Lansbnrgh,s- AND TODDLERS,-
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1955-01-20
CoRSETs

Z Girdles and Panty Girdles, white,
S, "A 4 ----------
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Evening star., 1955-01-20

CURTAINS

S Prs. Ivory Nylon Morquisette Toi-
lored Curtoins, 81" wide per poir,
90" long. Pr.-------------
40 Prs. Nylon coin-Dot Tier Curtains,
SO" long, with notehino volonce.
Various colors. Pr. -.
Ia Prs. Ivory Firestone Velon Plastic
Morquisette Ruffled Curtoins. Need
no ironing. 100" wide per pair, 90"
long. Pr. ----------
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Textured Royon and Cotton Fobrics,
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Evening star., 1955-01-20
RUGS

| exll Green Wool Wilton corved
Broodloom Rug ---------------
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Weave BroodIoom corpetine, neu-
trio color SO. yd. 4------.--
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second, cocoa ---------------
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loom Rug, rose -----s----@----
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loom Rugs, assorted colors-
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loom Rug. grey -.-------------
Rugs, green or grey
! 6xS Low Loop Twist Viscose Royon
and Nylon Proodloona Rug. spruce
] 1889 Wool Twist Weave Broad
loom Rug, grey
| ex8.6 High and Low Pile Textured
Velvet Broodloom Rug, green wool
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star., 1955-01-20
LINGERIE

50 Slips, ocetote ond nyIon, loce trim
top and hem. white, pink, blue;34
20
III Rcyoas Chollls Gowns, white, pink,
blue; net trim; sizes 81 to &c.
8 Nyion Paint Gowns, broken sizes
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-15
Harmony Club At
Horns S Thursday

The Harmony t<ub was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Helen
Horn, Thursday afternoon. Twenty
seven members and one guest, Mrs.
Mary Parsons, were present.
Mrs. Albert Tarbill of Colum-
bus, an associate member and for
mer resident of West Jefferson
was present.
The president, Mrs. James Ar
ganbright presided at the business
meeting and led in the flag salute.
For roll call, members told of his
torical events they recalled.
For the program Mrs. Herbert
Kell had as her topic, New Hori-
IONS For Our Schools" and told
many interesting facts and new
ideas in school management and
building. She stated that ninety
percent of the new schools of to-
day are only one story in heighth.
Mrs. Arnett Harbage gave a
very informative paper on Armis-
tice Day, or as it is now called,
Veterans Day. The name was
changed by an act of Congress
June 1, 1854.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-15
Canaan School
News

The Sophomore class is sponsor
ing an after Thanksgiving Dance
to be held in the school auditorium
Saturday evening, Nov. 26, begin
ming at 900 pm. In honor of the
season the dance has been called
The Turkey Trot' and will fea-
ture both round and square dane
ing, cake walk, and a door prize.
Music will be furnished by the
Rythmnaires and tickets which
sell for fifty cents single, or one
dollar per couple. They may be
secured from any member of the
Sophomore class or at the door the
night of the dance.
Canaan opened its 1855 Basket
ball season in impressive fashion
by sweeping both games from a
scrappy, but outclassed Chuckery
Darby five on the losers court
The Panther Cubs won the Re-
serve tilt by a count of 46-29, and
the Varsity swamped Darby 76-
46.
In both contests the outcome
was never in doubt as the Blue
and Gold cagers took command al
the opening whistle and scored al.
most at will through the porous
Darby defense. High point man ir
the Reserve encounter was Dear
Gordon with II marks. Leading
scorer in the feature game wa!
Max Carter who swished the cord!
for 21 tallies!
The next game for Canaan is al
Delaware st. Marys, Friday, Nov
18.
Funnybone ticker: Did you hea
the story about the man wht
dreamed he was eating his mat
tress and woke up feeling down il
the mouth ?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-15
CANAAN TWP.
Community News
MARTHA Rc5Y Reporter
BIG DARBY BAPTIST CHURCH

BIG DARBY BAPTIST CHURCH
Nursery at Parsonage 9:45 am.
Sunday School 9:45 am.
Junior Church 1920 am.
Worship Service 1870 am. 500
pm.
Birthday, Mrs. Mary Roby.
One year attendance pin will be
sent to Mrs. Julia Walker, who
left Saturday for Frostproof, Fla.
Bibles were given to Becky Har-
bage, Becky Beachy. Pete Ham,
mond, Allan Harbage, Terry Cor
don and Sue Hefflin. These folks
have graduated from the Primary
Department.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert E. West, Shirley and
Bobbie Jean of West Jefferson
were A/2c David Miller and wife,
Virginia Miller, from Rantoul, Illi-
nois, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bidwell
and Sharon from London.
Ray Harbage returned Thurs
day from Mt Carmel Hospital.
To remind Elton Roby of an
other birthday, Monday, Nov. z
several folks called in the evening
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Nea
Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyc
Roby and Bennie, Mrs. Mary Ro.
by, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roby anc
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ro
by and Patti, Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Lombard and Joella.
Mrs. VIM. Lucas of Rt. 4, Lon
don, entertained the Hayder
Bridge Club at a luncheon Friday
Mrs. Robert Lombard was a clul
guest and Ed Burnside visited Will
Mr.. Lucas. Score awards went t.
Mrs. Lombard, Mrs. Ed Burnside
Mrs. Rollin Sherwood and Mrs
Neal Sherwood.
Elton Roby entered Memoria
Hospital at Marysville Wednesda,
of last week for observation ant
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lombard
and daughters spent Friday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Sher
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hennis O
LaRue were Friday overnigh
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwarc
Hennis and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Dick Lambka also were suppe
guests.
; Mr.. and Mrs. James William
son announce the birth of a dau
ghter, Linda Denise, at Marysvill
Hospital, Wednesday, Novembe
g. The baby is in Children's Hos
pital but its condition is satisfac
tory. Grandparents are Mr.. an,
Mrs. Sherman Blythe of Amt,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John William
son of Plain City.
Miss Mary Alice Sherwood AM
Miss Phyllis Symonds of Jackson
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-15
WJcBA Meeting
Held Thursday

The W.J.C.B.A. met at the high
school cafeteria at $50 Thursday
evening. Twenty five members
We're present.
Phil McDaniels made the mot
ion that the Association sponsor a
banquet for the football team. Mo
ton carried to hold the banquet
at the January meeting.
A letter from the Gradale Sor-
ority was read by Charles Hay. 1t
was in regards to a community
club room to be used jointly by
local organizations. Ben Edwards
reported tentative plans for the
building of a club house. A COM
mittee will contact the Sorority
and report at the December meet
ing.
Edwards made a motion that the
Christmas treat be planned by the
Business Association. The motion
was favored by the group.
The proceeds of the euchre
party were donated to the athletic
fund.
The expected speaker, r. B. Eek
lie, superintendent of the Prison
Farm could not be present.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-15
Party At Wilson Home
On Middle Pike

Mrs. Charles Wilson, Middle
Pike, entertained with a Key Pa
per Products party. Her guests
were Mesdames ASH Bidwell Sr.,
Grace Lombard, Della Daniels,
Jenny Roberts, Shirley Hart, Haz-
el Simpson, Beverly Dhume, Mary
Patterson, Sarah Dhume, Helen
Dhume and two children.
Also Miss Mary Lou Dhume,
Miss Julia Hanscel, Joan Morris,
Miss Kathy Patterson, and Miss
Leona BidWell.
For refreshments, the group was
joined by Clifford Patterson, John
Hanscel, Charles Wilson and boys,
Kenny Lee and David Hanscel and
Donald Boggs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-15
tuesday. November IS, 1855

Smith, a driver for F. ]. Egner
and Son, Gallon, was selected for
the honor by the Ohio Council of
Safety Supervisors of the Ohio
Trucking Association.
Smith who operates out of Eg-
ners Findlay terminal, was trav-
cling north on Route 81 on April
l when he noticed someone trying
to flag him down about two miles
north of Elmore.
Thinking at first it was would
be hitchhiker, Smith made no ef-
fort to stop, but in passing not
the reflection from his truck head
lights of what looked like a bad
ge on the man by the side of the
road.
Smith turned his rig around and
learned that the man was Arnold
H. Misgasky, Chief of Police of
Elmore.
Misgasky was injured and was
bleeding badly. He told Smith he
had been crowded off the highway
by carload of men he was pursu-
ing. Smith took Chief Misgasky
back to the Police Station at FL
more and then to hospital and
remained with him until his injur-
les were treated. Smith, who is
AZ, married and has two children,
has record of thirteen years and
650,000 miles of driving with F..
j. Egner and Son without a charg-
cable accident.
In recognition of his safe driv-
ing record and his outstanding
deed of highway courtesy, he has
been presented with a plaque, gold
lapel pinand $500 U. S. Saw
ings Bond by Ellis S. Perlman.
Managing Director of the Ohio
Trucking Association.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-11-15
PHO. Carnival
November 1919

The P.TO. will sponsor carni-
val Friday and Saturday Novem-
ber 18 and 19 at the high school.
Dinner will be served at the school
Friday evening and luncheon
Saturday noon.
A talent snow will be an event
of Saturday PM. and concession
stands will be open all afternoon
and evening, as we'll as carnival
attractions Euchre is planned.
Saturday night there will be a
dance for which tickets may be
obtained from students or Mrs.
Francis Baker.