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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-27
Phi Betes Report Great Success
In Cancer Research" Fund Drive

In April Phi Betes' fancy turns
to special work-it's Cancer
Month and nation-wise the gals"
give it all they have vieing with
each other to see what chapter can
make the most for the great nat
ional project of raising funds for
Cancer Research"
And London's Chapter, Iota
Beta, has always done yeoman
service in its support of the pro-
ject, taking national honors at
times for amount raised. When the
Ways and Means Committee re-
ported at Tuesday nights meeting
the members beamed their pleas
ATTEST as they announced that
$50473 (the largest amount ever
cleared) had been made at the
1856 annual dance, last Saturday
night in the London High School
gymnasium. A large part of this
success they attributed to the fact
that a "Sales Class" at London
High taught by James BoWlus had
taken on the sale of tickets as
special project and turned over the
cash for 557 tickets sold.
The members of the chapter in
appreciation for this help, in the
near future plan a little party aft
er school, with Mrs. James Bow
lus and Mrs. Norman Heath as
hostesses. At the same time the
chapter expressed its appreciation
to all who made possible the extra
fine success of the 1856 campaign
for Cancer Funds. All proceeds
will be turned in to the county
committee when the canvass that
was started by the members pre-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-27
Mrs. Campbell
Enroute To Europe

Mrs. Walter E. Campbell, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F.
Drury, left London recently for
New York City. From there Mrs.
Campbell will fly to Frankfurt,
Germany to join her husband.
1t. Campbell is stationed in
Frankfurt with the u. S. Army
Signal Corps, Third Armored Divi-
sion.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-27
Shower Follows
Lodge Meeting

The Women of the Moose pre-
sented Mrs. Jack Brubaker, past
recorder of the lodge, with an ar
ray Of pretty and useful gifts for
her new daughter, Elaine Kay, af-
ter Tuesday evenings business ses-
sion in the Moose Lodge Rooms.
The London group will conduct
the opening for the program in OBJ
serva1ce of Academy Of Friendship
Day n Springfield Sunday.
Mrs. Christine Henry was given
the Mystery Box at Tuesday
nights meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-27
Jacob Beathards
Are Wed s. Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Beathard,
Logan Avenue and their daughter
in-law, Mrs. Francis Beathard,
East Fourth Street, motored to Mt.
Gilead Sunday where they were
joined by the Beathard's son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Thompson and son, David, of
Canton. The party had dinner at
THE Inn" to commemorate the
Beathards' fifty-third wedding an
niversary.
~ ~
Mrs. Cora Collins spent Sunday
with Mrs. Wrena Reay at Mt.
Sterling.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-27

T. ]. (Tom) Dwyer, patriarch
of his family. head of the hard
ware and furniture corporation
which bears his name and dean of
London and Madison County's act
i've business men, celebrated his
ninetieth birthday Thursday, April
19 at his home on Lafayette Road.
To mark the occasion a receipt
ion was held in his honor Sunday
afternoon at the attractive new
ranch type home of his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Dwyer, which sets in the
southwest corner of the Dwyer
farm, just a stones throw from
the family home on Lafayette
Road.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-27
Kulps Attend
Insurance Meet
In Toledo

Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Kulp are reg
istered at the Commodore Perry
Hotel, Toledo, several days this
week while attending the annual
convention and workshop of the
Ohio Association of Mutual Insur-
ance AGENTS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-27
Rev. Baldwin At
Leader Training

Reverend Frank L. Baldwin,
minister of First Presbyterian
Church is this week attending a
training session at Camp Wanake
near Canton for leaders for Sum-
mer Church Camps.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-07-15

See these beauties now while you can
win one free! See how they capture and
hold the very peak of food flavor. Fla
vor doesn't change because food temper
allure doesn't vary more than %. Five
smart models, chest-type and upright.
capacities from 420 to 700 pounds.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-07-15
Take Time to Tan;
Avoid Sun Burn
By PARK w. WILLIS Jr., MD.


COMMON SENSE is wisdom well
spent when it comes to taking sun baths.
Acquiring coat of tan, if attempted
by prolonged exposure to the sun, can
lead to many hours of suffering-and
no tan.
Sunlight contains about Is per cent
of visible rays, rs per cent heat and
seven per cent ultraviolet rays. Be
cause sunlight helps combat disease
and maintain good health, most people
should avail themselves of it whenever
possible. Sunlight helps manufacture
vitamin D in the body, essential to cal
cium deposition and other factors max
ing for good teeth and strong bones.
But the sun, as a health agent, can
also cause damage. EXPERIMENTS show
that the individual can get too much
vitamin D and prolonged exposure to
the sun can cause severe burns, skin
disease and even death. Repeated long
exposure can, over long period, cause
the skin to become scaly, inelastic and
thickened, and is thought to contribute
to certain types of skin cancer found
in farmers, sailors and others long
exposed to sunlight.
Impossible For Some
Some persons, particularly those with
a pale, thin skin, should take sun
treatments only under the advice
of a physician The enviable ''coat Of
tam should be acquired gradually,
few minutes each day until the skin
is seasoned or adjusted to the suns
strong rays. Some individuals, who lack
skin pigment, find it impossible to
acquire coat of tan.
The special name for sunburn is
erythema solare which means that it
is an inflammation caused by the sun.
The same term may be applied to an
Inflammation of the skin caused by
ultraviolet rays from other sources.
Severe burns cause much pair, and
contact with clothing or bedding be-
comes unbearable. The skin is parched
and redeemed. The Inflammation that
develops varies from slight flush to
the severe burn that results in blister
ing and peeling. Immediately after
burning there may be a sensation of
heat which is followed in few days
or week by itching and peeling. Shock,
chills, fever, nausea, rapid heart beat
and sometimes fear of death prevail
as long as 48 hours in extremely severe
burns.
Protect Eyes
Persons who are out in the sun for
any length of time often suffer head
ache, which may be due to the suns
effects on the eyes. This may be
avoided by wearing protective glasses.
49,, IL al, o,0t
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-07-15
Protect Eyes

Persons who are out in the sun for
any length of time often suffer head
ache, which may be due to the suns
effects on the eyes. This may be
avoided by wearing protective glasses.
Certain skins are much more suscept-
ible to sunburn than others. In blondes,
particularly those with pale skins, the
reaction is so quick that even short
exposure may bring about reaction to
the heat and even acute illness.
Sunshine has way of affecting the
blood and of increasing the red color
ing matter. The benefit is received,
however, only when the ultraviolet rays
reach the skin directly.
In general, sunlight is necessary for
health and, in particular, good for the
treatment of specific conditions, but
care should be exercised in absorbing
the health-producing rays of the sun.
Parents should watch their children
carefully. Children as well as adults
should expose themselves to the sun
gradually.
The great sun dispenses his wares
generously, but the person taking them
under prolonged exposure must re-
member that he will pay with many
hours of pain and discomfort.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Oak Harbor VFW
Elects Officers

Oak Harbor Memorial Post No.
1882, VFW announces election of
these officers: Commander, Ray
mond Jensen: Senior Vice Com
mander, Richard Thorbahn; Junior
Vive Commander, Don Kohl; Quar-.
termaSter, Don Hem re-elected)
Post Advocate, Merrill B. Rudes;
Chaplain, Dale Stiffler; Surgeon,
Edward Dwyer; Trustee, Robert La
Fountain; Delegates to Ottawa
County Council, Carl Fillmore,
Harold Fillmore and Don Kohl
The retiring Commander is Robert
Wolf, who has served 2 terms. In
stallation will be held in April, in
stalling officer will be Virgil Cor
don, Port Clinton, who is Com.
mander of District No. 9.
The next regular meeting will be
Thursday April 18th. The Post is
sponsoring a dance at the Oak Har.
bor Armory on Sat. April 14th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

man declared in an interview here.
Il never knew anything about it,
and l never voted for it"
Note: The congressman is cor
rect. The resolution increasing
members allowances for 'clerk
hire" was approved the final day
of the session last Aug. 5, and he
had left on vacation one week pre-
viously, missing this among other
sessions end rollcalls)
Clevenger acknowledged that in
September he increased the base
pay of his executive secretary from
$4,000 the old maximum, to $1,000,
the new maximum, but saidi 81
don't sign anything but the base
pay; whatever increases they give
them are simply to make that base
pay mean what it did before Roose-
velt."
Clevenger, whose office staff is
paid from public funds subject on
ly to his signature, said:
Publication of my payroll was
only designed to hurt me. So was
the statement that none of these
people are from my district. Where
could | find in the Fifth Congress
sional District people who are ex-
perienced in work on Capitol Hill?
Every one of these people formerly
worked for some other member.
My only aim is to give the best
service to my district"
Clevenger removed Mrs. Grace
Drake, wife of his executive sec.
retary, from the public payroll
after disclosure by the Sentinel
Tribune that she was receiving
$4,750 year although not actually
employed in his office.
The congressman declined com
ment on the removal of Mrs
Drake. He suggested that the Sen
tinel Tribune point out that he is
now turning back nearly $4,000 a
year to the Treasury that he could
use for clerical hire.
Editors note - The Sentinel :
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Farewell Lunch
honors Lotridge

Fellow workers in the Depot
Maintenance Division at Erie Ord
nance Depot, honored Guy Lot
ridge, their former chief, at fare
well luncheon March %.
Mr.. Lotridge retired from gov
ernment service Friday after 81
years of commendable service, all
of which was spent at Erie and in
the Maintenance Division.
Capt. David Mcnamara, acting as
spokesman for the personnel, ex-
pressed the warm regard all of the
employees of the division have for
Mr.. Lotridge. He also made specific
reference to the many benefits
Erie, and the whole Ordnance
Corps, have derived from Mr.. Lot
ridge due to his invaluable expe-
rience in all aspects of Ordnance
activities.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Fewer Car Titles
Recorded In March

Marriage licenses were up and
car sales were down in Ottawa
couny in March as compared to
the same month last year, court
house office statistics show.
Clerk of Courts Velma Sauvey
issued $50 titles for new cars and
968 for used cars last month, as
compared to 200 new cars and
1853 used cars in March, 1855.
In probate court IA marriage IL
censes were issued as compared to
six last year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
By GLENN D. EVERETT
Sentinel Tribune
sshingfon Correspondent

washington Correspondent
WASHINGTON = Rep. Cliff
Clevenger R., Bryan, o. said here
that publication of his office pay
roll by the Sentinel Tribune is
"the dirtiest political trick that has
been played on me in my career. %
The congressman said that until
his payroll was published by this
newspaper last year, Il never paid
any attention to how much my staff
was getting because 1 knew they
were worth every dime of it,
He said that he hired his staff
on the basis of their ''base pay
and that any raises given them
are solely the result of the high
cost of living which Democratic
initiation" brought to Washington,
D. C.
His executive secretary, Edgar
Allen Drake, receives a base pay
of $500 a year, he pointed out.
This comes, with cost of living
increases, to a net of $12,130 =
year. A stenographer, Miss Leona
Adam, receives $4,000 base pay
Her actual take home, however,
is $7,798 A typist, Miss Lois
Woodwork, receives $4,000 base
but this actually is $4,340. when
the raises have been figured in.
''To say that I gave my staff a
raise, as you did last September,
was deliberate lie." the congress
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
CUB SCOUTS Get MANY AWARDS
AT RECENT MARCH PACK MEETING

80 Cub Scouts are registered
with Port Clinton Pack 351, it was
announced following meeting
Monday night in Legion Hall for
all Pack leaders y.ld Den Mothers,
with the Mothers requested to
bring their Den Chiefs along.
An Under The Sea" program
marked the March 27 Pack meeting
at the elementary auditorium when
many boys received awards. Den l
put on the flag ceremony, and Dens
2 and 10 gave the program.
Winning awards we're these
Cubs:
Bobcat Pin: David Williamson.
Wolf Badge: Chas. Kurtz, Ric-
hard Bly,.
Wolf Gold Arrow: Jimmy Boster,
James Hackworth, Daniel Curry,
David Babcock, David SummerSett,
James Below, James Wightman
Douglas LaVeck, Richard Bly,, Fred
dy Schwan, Donlad Rhode, Ronald
Chaffin, Michael Harnisch, Rodger
Smith.
Wolf Silver Arrow: John Chris
tianson, Larry Kokinnda (2), David
Manley, Clair Jeremy, Tom Ciecoli
Jay Nielsen, David Martin, James
Wightman.
Bear Badge: James Casperson
John Krupp, James Piatt, Robert
Long, Carl Gotschack,, David Burk
hardt, Douglas Beltz, Chris Chris
tianSen.
Bear Gold Arrow: James Casper
son, Chris Christensen.
Bear Silver Arrow: Robert Ri
goni, Arthur Walker (2).
Lion Badge: James Snider, Gary
Kreutzer, Louis Ciccoli, Robert
Runyan.
Lion Gold Arrow: James Snider
Gary Kreutzer, LNls Ciccoli, Rob
ert Runyan.
Lion Silver Arrow: James Snider
Gary Kreutzer, Robert Runyan.
Denner Stripes: Douglas LeVeck
John Christensen, Dennis McCue
Chas Mortus, James Casperson
Robert Conklin, Ronald King, Den
mis- White.
Year Pin: Arthur Walker.
3 Year Pin: Geo. King, Louis
Ciccoli.
Weblos: Geo. King, Louis Ciecoli
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Stan Stepnitz
Goes To Selfridge

Port Clinton will be losing a
popular local family as residents,
it was learned this week, when
Stanley Stepnitz, 800 Washington
ST., announced he is leaving Erie
Ordnance Depot to take a new
civilian position at Selfridge Air
Force Base in Michigan
A flying devotee anC a member
of the Lions Club here, Stan will
be in personnel management at
Selfridge and his new position will
entail travelling over a 10 state
area. He will leave April 20. His
wife, Inez, and daughter Marcia,
will join him at Selfridge when
school ends. Mrs. Stepnitz also has
been employed at EOD.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
1t. Dewey King
Leaving EOD

Erie Ordnance Depot military
and civilian personnel bid farewell
last week to 1st 1t. Dewey M. King,
who left for leave prior to en-
tering the Army Aviation School.
1t. King, who has been assigned
to Erie since June, 1854, was in
charge of the 68th Antiaircraft Ar
tillery Detachment, the group who
fly the little red planes, known as
the RCAT's.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

This style in 14x2O or % or in 16'x2O' or % is
the most popular garage.
Has 18" overhang with either rose trellis sup
port posts or black wrought iron support brack-
cts to match the attractive black weathervane.
One in this style just erected at 141O Avondale
ST., Sandusky.
We do the entire Job of grading, all concrete
work including floors, driveways in concrete or
blacktop.
THIS MODEL ERECTED AS LOW AS s23 A MO.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

Mr.. Lotridge was presented with
a going away gift from fellow en-
ployees. Accepting the gift he ex-
pressed his appreciation for all the
cooperation extended to him by
the personnel and reviewed some
of the changes since he first came
to Erie in 1918.
Colonel John M. Phillips, Com
manding Officer, a guest at the
luncheon, expressed his admiration
for the many fine years of service
Mr.. Lotridge has given Erie and
wished him the very best during
his retirement years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

Tribune on March "a published an
article by Mr.. Everett on the pay
roll of Mr.. Clevenger's office staff.
That story quoted Mr.. Drake as
saying that 1--WE are now turning
back to the taxpayers nearly $4,000
year that we could use for clerk
hire.0
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Alien tWP:-
Clarence G. Whiteman, ct al, to
Galen c. Whiteman, R 13, T Z, sec
7, 0.62 acres.
Bay Twp:-
Burnett and Bess A. Wonnell to
Shickri N. Liam, R Is, T 6, sec r.
1.04 acres.
George w. and Adelaide Wonnell
to Shickri N. Liam, R 16, T 6, sec
IL, 104 acres.
Carroll Twp
Benjamin R. Chic and Ada NJ
Chic to Dale Zunk and Ardella
Zunk, R Is, T 7, Sec 5, 2/3 acre.
Genoa corp:-
Anna Blausey to Herbert C. Frey
and Phyllis J. Frey, Blk 8, Lot I
and g, Gannon'S Addition.
catawba Twp:-
Isabelle G. and Harry Sinclair
Jr. to Frank H. and Blanche Nc
Cartney, Lot 1T, Catawba Cliffs.
Danbvry Twp:-
G. Lockwood Marshall to Mich.
ael and Olga Marysz, Lot 3, Sec 4
0.84 acre, pit VIZ of Lot 8.
Bernard and Annette Meyers to
Fred and Pauline Hiler, Lot 2, Tib
bells A.
Lillian Christie to Fred and Ono
E. Butzier, Lot 8, and A, Barn
holt's Addition.
James R. Merrick to Stanley and
Josephine McLane, Lot 13, PIT. II
and IA, Port Ann Allot.
John R. Dagg and Marion E
Dagg to John C. Koval and Helen
K. Koval, Blk 3, Lot 8, Otis Sub.
Clifford M. Reichwein, ct al, tc
Johnson'S Island, Inc, 285 acres
Johnson's Island.
Clarence and Luella Marston to
NJ. F. and Josephine Engard, Blk
II, Lot 3, Lakeside.
Harris Twp:-
Mary Rozella and Birchard N
Overmyer to James P. Crozier
R IA, T 6, Sec 10, 100 x 80 parcel
in WIZ of NEA.
Portage Twp:
Alfred and Eva Dodway to Mar
vim and Eleanor Humphrey, R II
T 6, sec 6, 0.196 acre parcel in
SWA.
Geo. A. Atkinson, Jr. ct al, tc
Ronald Rhode and Louise Rhode
80 x 17O # pit, R II, T 6. sec 6.
Port Clinton corp:-
Ephraim j. and Louise Floro tc
Goldie Smith, Blk l, Lot Is, Lake
view.
Floyd A. and Marie Jean Diblins
to CASTOR Peter Henry and Ev;
Bergeman, Blk 27, Lot 2 original.
John P. Wright and Daisy
Wright to August Rosiar and Caro-
line RoSiar, R II, T 6, sec 4, O.41t
pit.
Oak Harbor corp:-
William F. and Clare Kilmer tt
Ray M. and Juanita L. Ctrausbaugh
Blk 3, PIT. 3 and 4 and w pt of S
kraemer Bros. Add.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Dairy Queen Sold
To Findlay Woman,

The Dairy Queen drive-in on
Buckeye Boulevard, which has been
operated by Joe Lang of Sandusky,
has been sold to Mrs. Bracy of
Findlay.
The new owner opened the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Barbara
and Linda all of Fostoria were
Easter Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Pearce, Freddie
and Carol.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

stand April 4, and plans her grand
opening for the season on April
20. Mr.. Lang will assist in the OPP
erations for two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
CLEvENCER RAPS SENTINEL;
'DIRT|EST POLITICAL TRICK

Editors Note: The following ar
ficle is taken from the Bowling
Green Sentinel Tribune and re-
printed as a matter of general in
ferest inasmuch as Ottawa County
is represented by Congressman
CleVenqer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
CLYCO GARAGES have the finest materials and workman
ship III Ohio See latest model in 16x22 just being
completed a PA Elm ST.. Port Clinton.

Please do not re-
quest that we use
inferior or nd
m a t C h e d lumber.
Our siding is clear
grade, spliced at
studs, and free of
knots. Buy Clyco!
Get Quality!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

This 22'x22' Master model
is the most popular in a z
car garage.
Choice Of 8" ribbed Red.
wood cut vertical or 6" lap
type Redwood cut diagonaliy
or normal siding with lower
scaIIoped board on front gable.
See our newest s" or 8" Red.
wood lap type garage siding TO
match your house. Save $100!
ERECTED AS LOW AS $33 A
MONTH.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

RESULTS thru our Classified Ads
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

No Down Pymt.
3 to 5 yrs. to pay.
1st pymt. in May.
Ask for pamphlet
showing "a Clyco
Garages.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

Call Port Clinton
2-4371 for appoint
ment with represen-
tative or call collect
to cIyeo Garage and
Improvement c o..
$40 w. Maple st.
Clyde, Phone 54O1.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

William F. and Clare Kilmer to
Ray M. and Juanita L. Ctrausbaugh,
Blk 3, PIT. 3 and 4 and w pit of S,
Kraemer Bros. Add.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

he told a hushed audience,
land probably may don't-it is
the law of the land. / would
only ask that law-abiding citi-
zens comply with it in a lawful
manner and as the courts find
reasonable and feasible. The
Supreme Court has said what
should be done. The lower courts
will say when it should be done
in accordance with local condi-
tionS.
What remains to be settled is
how it shall be done. I have said
that great social adjustments
cannot be made by force. vio-
lence, troops or guns and that
they cannot be accomplished
overnight. But I believe that
every thoughtful person. north
and south, east and west. would
agree that the decision must be
complied with, without lawless
resistance and undue provoca-
ton, and with a decent concern
for the opinions of one another"
Caldwell Attacks Kefauver
Mr.. Stevenson added that he
was confident-although there is
a division Of opinion in the DEM
ocratic Party on this issue-that
a solution will be found and that
the party would not tear itself
apart on this issue.
Mr.. Stevenson's comment was
actuated by earlier Introductory
remarks of former Governor
Continued on Page A-24. Col. l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
Acc Secretary Here Faces Charge
Of Spiriting Away Granddaughter

because he had her. He asked
that her clothes be sent to Mrs.
Sharpe.
i've lost 10 pounds since she
left, I've grieved So" Mrs. Peck
said in a quivering voice.
She explained that until
four years ago. when she mar
ried William Peck and moved
to Middleton. Ohio. she had lived
with her parents and jamie.
Parents Wanted Child
81 wanted to take jamie last
year. but my parents hated to
part with her so that ! told
them she could remain one more
year" Mrs. Peck said.
About three weeks ago /
wrote that / was coming for her
right after school was out. But
then this happened. and ! came
home from Ohio TO stay until
l get JAMIE BACK
Mr.. Jester said that the ma
ternal grandmother has had
lawful" custody Of the child for
several years.
Mrs. Sharpe intimated that
while she had not taken the
child, and wasn't in Lynchburg
at the time OF her disappearance.
the girl might be somewhere with
her father.