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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
Lilly Chapel
BETTY JEAN EDMIsTER
PHONE, LONDON 1423M3

Mrs. Richard P. Adams and
daughter, Ann, have been vaca-
tioning for the past four weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Florence
Andrix and other relatives. Dor
othy and Ann are leaving for their
Home in Manhatten Beach, Cali
fornia, Thursday, July 18.
Fairfield Stitchin' 4-H club join
ed 25 members and five mothers
for a tour Wednesday thru the
Swan Cleaners and Bordens Milk
Co. Lunch was eaten at the Frank
lin Park.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dennis from
Alliance, Ohio, were overnight
guests Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Miller.
Mrs. Mary Boyher from Marion
is spending the summer with her
father, Mr.. Ed Byers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Moore and
daughters, Yvonne and Barbara,
and Miss Janalea Davis from Byes-
vile, Ohio, are spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Robins
and sons.
The Misses Judy and Peggy Nc
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
Mt. Sterling
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Recent visitors of Mrs. II. w.
Junk, who is still confined to her
home, were Mrs. c. w. Roush of
Jeffersonville, Mrs. Patty Moore of
Columbus and Harris Kennedy of
Detroit.
Plans are being made for the
September 22nd wedding of Miss
Christine Turnepseed of Blooming
burg and Mr.. William Boylan of
Washington c. II. They will be
married in st. Colmans Church in
Washington c. H. Mr.. Boylan is
the new owner of the Jewelry
Store in Mt. Sterling where they
plan to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bukey of
Sugar Run Farm attended the
horse shows at Dayton and Mans
field last weekend and won three
first places and one third showing
the Morgan stallion, Big Bill B.
Mrs. Robert Walters will be the
new principal at John Burroughs
Elementary School in Columbus
this coming year.
Miss Rose Marie Davis of Carey,
Ohio, is the new Business Educa-
ton teacher in the Mt. Sterling
Schools. She is 1856 graduate of
Bowling Green College.
Jerry Anderson, Jack Johnson,
Jon and Maynard Stump are on
two weeks active service training
with the 121st Supply Squadron of
the Air National Guard at Alpena,
Michigan.
Miss Patricia Lee Hill and Mr..
Lloyd Foltz were married on June
18th at the Christian Church in Co
lumbus, Ohio, at Fourth and Neil
Ave. The Rev. Kean officiated. Mrs.
James Justice was matron of hon.
or and Mr.. Lester Foltz was best
man and Mr.. Kenneth Gochenour
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24

Glaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy
Haenszel and sons attended the So
so dance in Gahanna, Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Roy Naeder was rushed to
Mt. Carmel Hospital Tuesday for
observation.
The Lilly Chapel Rebekah lodge
sponsored an all day tour in Gin
cinnati Monday, July 16. There
were 80 members who attended the
Ruth Lyons $3.50 club.
Mrs. Paul Furney and daughter,
Pam, of Columbus, were Wednes-
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wright.
Mr. Roy Rowe who is a former
resident of near Lilly Chapel is
being sent to Florida for his
health.
Mr.. James Chamberlain, father
of Mrs. David Beavers, passed a.
way Sunday and the community
extends their sympathy to the
family.
Mrs. Roger Sullivan was honor
ed at a baby shower Monday, July
16. Pink and blue color schemes
were carried thru out decorations
and refreshments.
Many lovely gifts were received
from Mrs. Sidney Sullivan, Mrs.
Harold mclaughlin, Mrs. John
Sullivan, Mrs. Abe mclaughlin,
Mrs. Laura Jordan, Mrs. Charles
Thomas, Mrs. Harold L. Bidwell,
Mrs. Wilson mclaughlin, Mrs.
Paul Sullivan, Mrs. Charles Carey.
Misses Judy, Peggy and Janet Nc
Glaughlin, Evelyn Sullivan, Bren-
da Kay Bidwell, Donna, Barbara
and Debbie Miller and the hostess
es Mrs. Donald Phillips, Mrs.
Ralph Miller and Miss Betty ]. Ed
mister.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
THE sEMrwEEKy MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT, LONDON ONO
New Cattle Barn
At Redwood Fair

A new cattle show barn. being
erected by the fair board and
members of FLA clubs, will top
improvements planned this year
for Redwood fair.
The Independent Agricultural
Society's annual event has been
scheduled for Sept. l through
Sept. 3rd.
Two religious services are sche-
duled on the fair grounds Sunday
along with baton twirling contests,
talent shows and selection of the
beauty queen.
Three harness races are slated
on both Saturday and Monday
afternoons and the speed commit
tee, comprised of r. B. Dildine, F.
G. Vandergriff. c. r. Baker and
Paul Tallman have announced
that starting gates, photo finish,
and parimutuel betting will be
parts of the speed program.
Sunday religious services will
be held at $50 a. m. and from
seven to eight in the evening.
They are sponsored by Redwood
community churches.
Harness racing Monday after
noon will be followed by auto
races that night.
Junior fair activities have been
planned as in former years and
all committees have been appoint
ed and chairman named for each,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24

Miss Luann jackson has been
visiting relatives in Delaware
County.
Miss Pam Cradle is visiting her
grandparents in Joliet, Ill.
On Saturday evening July 28th
beginning at 5 o'clock the Range
Community Grange will have an
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24

was usher. A reception was held at
the home of the brides parents
near Mt. Sterling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foltz are residing at 222R. Park
Lawn Blvd. Whitehall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Hollings-
head are travelling through Yellow
stone National Park.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
Al Council Approves
New Rules For Fair

The All Council reviewed the
demonstration program for the
1856 Madison County Fair at their
last regular meeting, according to
Opal Hennis, Council Chairman.
The Council decided to remove
the limit of one demonstration in
each class for club. Clubs may
now enter as many demonstrators
as they wish with no restrictions
on the number participating.
Home Economic demonstrations
will be held on Monday, August
20, 9 Am. to PM. and continued
the following day. Health and
Safety Demonstrations and Safety
Talks will be featured Tuesday,
August 81, and Agriculture demon
strations on Wednesday, August
%.
The demonstration program tea
ches subject matter to All men,
bers and the public and develops
the abilities of boys and girls to
rganized and express their
thoughts before an audience.
Every time history repeats itself
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
STARRY GEMS"

1t is Love which paints the petal
with myriad hues, glances in the
warm sunbeam, arches the cloud
with the bow of beauty, blazons
the night with starry gems, and
covers earth with loveliness.
Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24

old fashioned Ice Cream Social at
their hall on Route 323. Come and
bring your friends"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
Legal Notices
NOTICE or HEAMING
EnR PAROLE

Mansfield, Ohio. July &c. 1855
520sS Clifford ID. Forbes. A prison>
Reformatory. Mansfield, Ohio. ad-
mitted from Madison County, Case
No. 4013-15 Convicted e.26-SS OF the
crime OF Brk. Il Ent MS, & .GrAnd
Larceny Chxs. &C. P.v, and serv-
ing sentence OF 4 70 Is years 10
eligible for q hearing before the
OHIO PARDON AND PAROLE COM
MISSION on or after Sept 1. 1855.
OHIO PARDON AND PAROLE
COMMISSION Z
Record Clerk
July Is %
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
NOTTCr OF APPOrNTMErT

Estate of Webster d. Thomas, de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that
A. Gardner Thomas OF London. Ohio.
has been duly appointed and quaii-
webster %. Thomas deceased, late OF
London. Ohio. Madison County. Ohio.
Case No. 1861.
Dated this IL day OF July. 1855.
Joseph S. King
July Is ~ 10 81 1852
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24

Every time history repeats itself
some people find themselvs short
changed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
NnrIrp nEr ArP0IMTMEMT

Estate of Emery Psn.weil, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that
Harold III. Sparkling OF London. Ohio,
has been duly appointed and uuait-
Emery Penweil deceased. late OF
London. Madison County. Ohio. Case
No. 1882.
Dated this IA. day OF July, 1855.
Joseph s. King
July is % 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD CNANA).-The Red SHELTON
skirmishes have not affected the ratings of
his fine television show. And Red reckons the
Christmas spirit will pour oil on the troubled
waters Of his marriage-pardon the mixed
metaphors
Jack Benny and his fiddle travel to Philly
in January for charity appearance with the
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, then to
London for the London symphony So there's
Jack, who never thought he'd make it as q
violinist appearing with the best concert perform
ers in the world jolly Connie Gilchrist has
signed for her first live TV-a Matinee with
Sara Churchill, in TOO Late for Love-" Connie
has been busy with teleflmS for the Jane
Wyman Playhouse.
Ralph Edwards takes his This is Your Life
show to Tampa, Fla, January q The show will
emanate from the Air Force base there. He'll
have his pretty Missus along. :. Desi Arnaz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
News Of D. c. Studios
BIZ sHEILA GALLAGHER


Art Lamb, who performs before the tele-
vision cameras as II he had invented the me-
dunn, Is quitting WTTG-5 after nine years
with the station.
Lamb began to work for the DuMont
afiliate In 1913. At that time he was before
the lights from until $50 pm. every day of
the week. And" he said, I'VE used to I'LL up
the time with about so or 10 live commercials.
play records. make phone calls land all that
jazzl, and since it was the only live show in
Washington We would always have all the visit
ing celebrities in town up at the studio"
Although Art is sorry to be leaving channel
after such q long and fruitful association
he's glad to have the extra time so that he
can begin to juggle some Of those new irons he
has in the fire. He has an interest in several
businesses and what's more important is that
he's excited about his work on WGMS-Radio
For me-" he said. radio is q challenge, and
I've got plenty of time to experiment with it."
You think you had trouble finding Just
the right gift for every member Of your family?
Well Just put yourself in the shoes Of
WTTG-5s Billy Johnson, who this year had to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
Hollywood Report
Skeletons YuIe Wish

and Lucille Ball now have contracts to produce
and Aim 1855 half hours of teletilm for next
season-more than all the major movie studios
combined.
Suave Ronald Cplman turned down a TV
series, explaining, 1.-THE pace is too strenuous
and killing" Ronnie has all the millions he
can ever use. He wants to enjoy them
They say that Julie Andrews televised
Cinderella" for Rogers and Hammerstein will
cost CHS cool $5OOOOO The show will be
aired March 81. :. To get in trim for her
"Ruggles Of Red Gap" spectacular on NBC,
Jane Powell is currently cruising in local waters
aboard her new yacht with husband Pat Nerney.
Tony Martin, though turning down tele-
vision series, is signing for some spectaculars.
Dick Boone has signed to do Western series
for CHS, Have Gun-Will Travel, and as the
man who for the last three years has been DR.
Konrad Styner on Medic puts it: out of the
Scalpel and into the Saddle-thats me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-23
News Of D. c. Studios
Radio Is Arts Challenge

go Christmas shopping not only for his own
three kids; but also for his five newly adopted
children. But Billy said that now he is looking
forward to Christmas more than ever before.
why we're going to have the time of our
lives"
There are other personalities in town who
also have a flock of kids. WMAI.s Jim Gibbons
and his petite 97-pound wife, for instance, have
seven lively youngsters Of their own ranging
from l6 years to 9 months old. WMALs
George Crawford isn't doing badly for himself
either. He has three boys and two girls and
what he remembers best about Christmas is
that everytime one of the kids gets to be
or years old he wants bicycle.
Although WRC's Gene Archer is only the
father of four his happen to be four strapping
boys, and the Archers have their hands full.
For Christmas Gene is going to take the family
to New York and see the sights. He asked his
friend Herb Bunck If he would get him suite
at the Statler But Blunck insisted that since the
boys are such Eloise fans, it was an absolute
must that they stay at the Plaza. The lovely
old Plaza better hold on to its lid. There are
going to be four boy Eloises invading soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-22
Virginia, "a; Lehigh, IL
BY BILL FUCHS

That was a ragged football
game Virginia played against
Lehigh Saturday-but wait q
minute! Who's complaining;
Certainly not Ben Martin, the
new head coach, who has the
Cavaliers winning and thinking
of winning. It's long way from
the valley to the top of the
mountain, but Virginia is making
the climb.
ION the WHOLE" Martin says,
"our play was ragged. But I'm
very pleased with the progress
We are definitely getting some
where"
The long-suffering Virginia
fans will agree with that last
statement. The three seasons
previous to this one we're horrors
"a total of five victories against
I23 defeats. The Cavaliers had
been cuffed around so frequently
that getting beaten had become
Ia natural way of life for them
Pessimism, the trademark of the
trampled, was their only possible
outlook until in stepped Martin
AN effervescent character who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-22

line and the same Paul recov-
cred. Leo spent the rest of the
afternoon making UP for that
bobble.
LeBaron Connects With James
Filter helped set up the second
score. banging up the middle fol-
Is yards to Cleveland's 9-yarc
line late in the third period. Or
the next play LeBaron hit Jane!
in the end zone, and the young.
ster from Oregon State gave thu
Redskins fans heart trouble BY
almost losing the ball, with
Kenny Konz charging him, be-
fore tucking it away.
The Redskins defensive line
playing like its old self in hold.
ing the Browns to Ill yards OF
the ground, gave the offensive
eleven two scoring chances be.
fore Baker booted his first f1elc
goal. Chef Ostrowski recovered
Curley Morrison's tumble on TIT
Browns "a. and when this chancl
was wasted, Gene Brito shooI
Parilli loose from the ball anC
Kimmel recovered on the IA.
Dale AtkeSon, who got "a yard,
for his days work, and Tommy
Runnels, who picked up 81, die
most of the work getting the bal
in position for Bakers last g.
pointer. Runnels got loose twic,
for Is and Is yards on plays tina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-22
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

The College Of the Pacific Is
playing a 5-3-3 defense Give
llinemen, three linebackers, three
deep backs) against Washington
State.
You, the Washington State
quarterback. are told by your
ends that on a pass situation,
the outside linebackers on de-
Tense are devoting themselves
completely to holding your ends
up at the line of scrimmage.
Now you have a third down
and eight situation on the
Washington State %. What is
the best way to counterfeit this
defensive maneuver? Rate these
choices l. 2. 3 and 4:
End run.
4 Screen pass tlet line m \
through, then throw 10 one side
with blOckers ahead Of receiverl
Fake buck and pitchout around
end.
Pass TO a haIfback fIaring out
and behind scrimmage line.
ANSWERS on Page A-2D
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next two boots were from the Al
and IL yard lines. When Groza
made it 81, 10 seconds before
the end of the first half, the
crowd must have feared that the
Redskins again would be victim
lied by his accurate kicking.
EIter Has Field Day
Whether Parilli is, or isn't good
enough to replace Ratterman, he
took the Browns So yards on
three plays to set up their last
scoring chance near the end Of
the first half. Babe passed to
Dante Lavelli for 81 yards,
dashed IL more on a keep play,
and sent big Mo" Modzelewski,
the old Marylander, pile-driving
down the middle to the Washing
ton five on draw play.
At that point Groza was moved
into position for his 12-yard field
goal. It was good, but the Red
skins were offside. The Cleveland
team wanted Browns permission
to take the penalty and try for
six points, but the coach de-
clined.
Three yards is a lot of ground
with only Is seconds remaining, I"
Paul commented after the game.
And, at that point, a 9-7 lead
didn't look bad, but the visitors
couldn't make it stand up.
Hero of the Redskins first
touchdown drive was Leo Elter,
the days leading ground -gainer
with 81 yards on IA carries. He
ran over the Browns like they
were tackling dummies, wearing
Don Paul for a scarf as he
slammed over right tackle for five
yards and the first touchdown.
Things looked black for Filter
earlier in the game when he
fumbled on the Browns 12-yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-22
Rugged Play Against Lehiqh
Fails to Dim Virginia Optimism

could make q fortune selling
reading glasses to the illiterate.
At Virginia, Martin has sold
optimism. These kids want to
win, make no mistake about
that. There is no difficulty here
from the standpoint of spirit"
The tough part of the Virginia
schedule lies ahead-VPI, VAN
Iderbilt, North Carolina, Navy
and Clemson. The Cavaliers
could quit now and still be ahead
Iof last year when they compiled
a 1-9 record. worst in the schools
history. They are 80 now, but
are in no mood to stop.
I'VE aim to win 'em ALL" Mar
tin says. "Sure it's going to be
tough. But we're making prog
ress. And we're just going to
drill and drill and drill"
It is felt here that the Cava-
liers need a general smoothing
out; that the quarterbacks should
mix more outside runs by the
halfback to loosen the defense
that is always set for the rushes
of Jim Bakhtiar. and that the
Virginia passing leaves some
thing to be desired, though both
Nelson Yarbrough and Whitley
Clarke looked good winging them
at times.
Bakhtiar, of course, is ire
mendous. Even when Lehigh was
throwing him for a losS," he was
picking up three yards. The for
mer Western High and Bulls
Prep star and Fred Polzer, the
rangy end from Nazareth, Pa,
were singled out by Martin as the
two outstanding players of the
game.
There's no doubt about it,"
Martin says. "Bakhtiar is the
basis for everything we do. He's
great"
Virginia may not come close to
winning 'em all, but horror day
every Saturday appears to be a
thing Of the past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-22
COLLEGES

Continued From Page Ais
league games on its schedule,
Despite the defeat, the Horned
Frogs still appear to be the
strongest team in the league,
In other years Oklahoma S
date with Notre Dame would
have the country pulsating. But
Irish Coach Terry Brennan is
finding out, just as Knute
IRockne did in 1923, that you
can have good seasons and bad
ones.
Notre Dame now has lost
three of four games. Oklahoma,
of course. will be trying to equal
or better the Spartans' margin
over the Irish in view of the
fact that Michigan State is run
ming right behind the Sooners
in the Associated Press poll.
Brown jug Battle
In addition to the Spartans'
game, the Big Ten schedule fea-
lures the Michigan Minnesota
clash at Ann Arbor-the 47th
battle for the Little Brown jug.
The Gophers have two wins and
a tie in the conference, and
Michigan is IL after grinding
down Northwestern, 1920. Iowa
meets Purdue in another real
battle.
In the Pacific Coast Confer
ence. only Southern California
remains unbeaten. having made
Washington a 35-7 victim last
week. The Trojans play STAN
ford Saturday in a game that
could go far in deciding the
league champion.
The Palo Alto Indians are un-
beaten in league competition, but
have lost intersectional encount-
lers both to Ohio State and Mich
igan State. which leads to the
suspicion that they'll be dead
Indians If Southern Cal plays al
its normal gait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-22
REDSKINS

Continued From Page Ais
play only as well as he did in the
closing minutes yesterday to give
the Redskins a good chance of
upsetting the undefeated division
leaders.
Baker Boots Two Field Goals
LeBaron piloted the team SO
and 80 yards for two touchdowns
that were more than enough to
top the Browns. He completed
four of nine passes for 20 yards
and one 6-pointer, and, but for a
brief, costly moment of indie
Icision on the play on which he
was injured, Eddie might have
run for a third score. He was
looking for a receiver-after j. D.
Kimmel recovered a Cleveland
tumble on the Browns l4-when
hit and hurt. 1t was on third
down, and on the next play Sam
Baker booted the first of his two
field goals, this one from the To-
yard line, to sew up the game.
Baker drove another squarely
through the uprights from the
32-yard line later in the period.
putting a little more frosting on
the cake. 1t was Sans sixth
straight 3-pointer without a
miss.
Ratterman guided the Browns
81 yards to the Redskins 26 be-
fore he was injured and Parilli
moved the ball only to the %
before Lou Groza was called on
for a 30-yard field goal, the first
of three that saved his team
mates from a horse-collar.
Lou missed his first five at
tempts this season. a record for
the old, reliable TOE" but he
was on the beam yesterday. His
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-22
MONDAY MORNING oUARTERBAcKs
Terp Line Lets Down; Navy Lacks Fire
CoIonioIs' Pass Defense
Shows Big Improvement

Claypool, his first tally this year
and the longest CIV score SO far
Ted Colna, the B unit right
half, also scored for the first
time. getting GW's second touch
down with a speedy courtyard
dash with a pitchout around END
early in the second period. He
was the nights leading ground
gamer with 80 yards in Il
carries.
Now, of all eight backf1eld mer
in both units, only Sommel
hasn't made a touchdown so far
which is a shame. He still is the
best back on the team, and now
that he's no longer limping, is
due to break loose. However
Mixes defensive play is enough
If he never scores a point.
Old Refrain Crops Up
And now that CIV is enjoying
some success at last, the point
has been raised of weak
schedule" which happens to any
winning team. be it Oklahoma OF
Slippery Rock.
Well, the Colonials are play
ing their usual Southern Con-
ference slate, plus a couple OF
three medium good outside
teams, also as usual. There's nc
Maryland this year or Florida
both of which whipped CIV last
year. However. a couple of other
teams that CIV pushed around
last year, Pennsylvania and vir-
ginia, and which it probably
could beat again, likewise are
missing. so it balances out.
CIV has four victories and one
tie, and it must be noted that of
the teams met SO far. only Miami
of Ohio. beaten in the opener
has a plus record of 81. Miami
has beaten Xavier, Toledo and
Marshall. Furman is o.. having
also lost to Auburn, Wofford and
Newberry. Hardin-Simmons il
l-3. losing to Arkansas and Arr
iona State and beating Wichita
Boston u, tied by CIV, is 1-1-2
winning over Massachusetts, ty-
ing William & Mary and losing
to Villanova. VMI is "a, beating
Stetson and Richmond, while
losing to Virginia. Army and Le-
high.