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Milford chronicle., 1956-04-13

and Cradford Bailey, whose terms
expire in 1857. and EDWARD r..
Green and Fred King, with terms
expiring in 1858. Earl Eshelman
is Secretary and treasurer.
John r. wilkins is honorary
steward and members of the board
OF stewards will be as follows:
Loren II. Frye, Charles Greene,
Melvin Hearn, Clara Holson. Em-
erson Keeler, Mary Keeler, Noah
King, Prela Lynch, l. Nelson Me-
gee. Howard Marvel, Wllksrd Mill
man, Leroy Mumford, Robevt Mus
tard. Alfred Parker, John Earker,
C. A. Pepper, Virginia Pepper, Mar
tin Petit. William Qpesade. Will
liam Roach, James Roach, Herman
A. Roach, Clifton Rogers, Lloyd W.
Rogers, Raymond Rust, Rachel
5ammons. Edward Serman Will
liam Shedaker, Margaret Short,
Charles Trannell, E. F. Turner.
William Wiley, Eldridge Wilson,
Clarence Workman and Robert
Wyatt.
OA1CCl > CACNLCA "a ( A]0A@ &4s7k&~A-
man, church treasurer; Mary
Greene, recording steward; Ola
King, communion steward; Clara
Holson, district steward; James
B. Owen, church school superinten-
lent; Earl Eshelman, assistant
church school superintendent;
Raymond Rust, lay leader; Henry
G. Graves, lay member of annual
conference; Loren Fl. Frye, reserve
lay member; Fred King and c. A..
Pepper, head ushers; Irma B.
Roach, director of music; Minnie
Kitchens, WSCS president; Robert
Mustard, Edna Mclean and Fran
ces Graves. presidents of acult
classes and Janice Pepper, youth
fellowship president.
: Committees were chosen as fol-
lows Pastoral Relations, Henry G.
Graves, Raymond Rust, Crawford
Bailey, James B. Owen, plus ex'i
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-13

the treasurers OF the Mems Bible
Class. the Strivers and the Will
ing Workers and the treasurer uf
the MYEs publicity. Harold F. Viii
son, chairman.
Under the Commission on Educa-
ton, the officers Of the church
school viii be as follows: James
B. Owen, superintendent: Earl
Eshelman. assistant superinten-
dent Elizabeth Parker. Cradle
Roll and ChiIdren's Department
uperintendent; Dorothy shedaker,
Youth Department superintendent. .
Robert X. Wyatt, treasurer: Myrtle
Marvel, general secretary; Loretta
Johnson, attendance clerk, Eliza
beth Frye. pianist, and Loren Frye,
song leader.
Teachers have been selected as
follows: Florence Workman and
Anne Hudson. nursery, Ruth Rust
and Janet King. Beginners No. 1 ::
Elizabeth Parker and Ruth Bax-
ter. Beginners No. 2; Mildred King
and Nancy Wiley. Primary No. L;
Emma Short and Katherine Pretty
man. Primary No. 2; Alma Mus
tard, Madelyn Trammeli, Velma
Hayman and Margaret West, jun
iors; Jane Mifflin, youth: James B.
Owen, seniors: Melvin Hearn.
young adults; Nellie HuIligan,
Strivers: Mary Keller Wilsing
Workers, and Crawford Bailey aud
Loren Frye, Mems Bible Class. Isf.
MuIIlgan will be dean OF the Va
cation Bible Glass.
Officers Of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship have been announced
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-13

as. Janice Pepper, president Jay
King, vice president Patsy Jones.
secretary; Jane Roach, treasurer.
Nellie Mulligan, Anne Wilson and
Margaret West, advisors.
Committee for Troop los, Boy
Scouts, will be Melvin Hearn,
chairman; James Hayman, trea-
surer; Emerson Keller, Harold #.
Wilson, William Wiley and Wal
lace Koeppel with Robert C. Ken
nedy, scoutmaster: Charles Hill.
assistant scoutmaster; Linwood
Kelley. explorer adviser, and Ed
win Smith, neighborhood commits
sioner.
Committee for Troop 121. Girl
Scouts, will include Marian Hol-
son, Doris Serman and Minnie Ira
Wis with Hazel Tingle as leader.
For the Brownies, Elizabeth Frye
and Elizabeth Parker make up the
committee with Jennie Kennedy as
leader.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-13

their children, Efr. and Mrs. Will
liam Glanden and family of Cheri-
ton, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Coveldaie and children of Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Stubs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Drexel Coverdale
were visitors Saturday at the Bow
lie races.
Sergeant Richard Gibbs has been
transferred from the Dover Air
Base to Iceland, and as he has left,
Mrs Gibbs and children have re-
turned to her home in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Coverdale. Mr..
and Mrs William Glanden were
Sunday afternoon callers of MIR.
and Mrs. Leon Stewart at Laws
Church
Mrs. Arthur Stokesbury and son
Bill of Smyrna. were Saturday
dinner guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arch Lank and family.
Mrs. A. Lank and Mrs Mary Reed
entertained twenty ladies at tea
on Sunday afternoon at the Lank
residence. Corporal Rowe Pleas
anton, who has been with his fam
lily at the Lank home, where they
are staying, left on Wednesday for
Fort Hood, Texas, where he is
stationed.
Our town was awakened by the
blowing of the fire siren at A a. m.
Sunday. There had been a bad ac-
cident on Front street. A car driv-
en- by colored man struck a light
pole and breaking that off ran
into the house of Mrs. Clara Ben
nett, which was undergoing re-
pairs and damaged it almost be-
yond repairing. Also some dam
age was done to the home of Chas.
Norris The man is in the Milford
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jester and Mrs.
Clarence Jester were among those
of town attending a party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gray
in Harrington on Monday evening.
Saturday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Carlisle were MIR.
and Mrs. George Roe of Houston.
Sunday evening guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Rec and son of
Lynch Heights.
The Wednesday guest of Mrs
Arthur Melvin was Miss Mary r.
Moss of Newark. Miss Moss taught
here some time ago and will be
remembered by many in cur town.
Mrs Edith Melvin and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Melvin of Newark,
were Wednesday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Melvin. Mrs. Melvin
has been i'll during the winter, but
is much improved.
Mrs. Alice Shepard of Slaughter
Neck was the visitor of her daugh-
ter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
John Mcbride on Thursday of last
week
Sunday visitor with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Roe, ST., OF
Houston, was Mrs. Margaret Car
lisle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Lane and
family of Wilmington were week
end guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Webb, Sr.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-13
FREDERICK
BY EmT.1 IT 0IaR
Phone 5-54S1
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev Richard - GibSon. Pastor


Rev. Richard - Gibson, Pastor
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. John
Woodrow, superintendent.
Worship Hour at II a. m. Ser
mon by the pastor.
Choir practice Thursday night
at 100 O'clock at the church.
Your pastor would like to take
this opportunity to express his
gratitude TO the choir and the Or
ganist for their contribution to
our Holy Week and Easter services
and fer their fine work every Sun
day. Have you given them a word
OF thanks RECENTLY?
II would also like to thank the
ladies who prepared the very fine
breakfast after our Easter Sunrise
service on Easter Sunday. 1t was
very fine and everyone seemed to
have a good time.
WSCS-There will be a meeting
for the purpose of reorganizing the
WSCS and electing new officers
on Friday night, April 13, at 500
o'clock We would like to get the
WSCS functioning again. We need
you-s0 please come.
The official board meeting will
be held at the church next Mon
day night. April 16. for the pur-
pose of working out the budget for
the new conference year, which
begins May 1.
Loyalty Sunday will be April 30.
On this day you will be given an
opportunity TO make your pledge
toward the budget of the church
for the coming year. This year
has seen a substantial increase in
the giving of our people. We hope
to do better next year. Let us do
our best to make this a real spir-
itaal service. Our giving should be
systematic and in proportion to
our income. / feel that with the
pledge and envelope system, we
can do this better than any other
way.
Conference year ends April 29
So let as try and have all our mon
ey In by then.-Your Pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-13

Hermann Won Helmholtz was the
first man to see the interior of the
human eye through an ophthalmo-
scope which he invented, eye ex-.
perts say.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-13

Benjamin Franklin could play
the harp, guitar and violin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Kefauver And Lausche Get Nod In
Mock Convention Held Saturday

er groups. As chairman for the
group. Ricky Robson spoke for
the delegation during all polls of
the assembly, and Bob loops was
able to bring the group some rec
ognition by making a seconding
speech after the nomination of
Estes Kefauver. The group held
state cGucuses several tim
throughout the day and were gov
erned by unit rule, supporting Ke-
fauver until a split in their vote
occurred Saturday evening.
The climax of the convention
came at approximately 7.30., when
Senator Estes Kefauver was de-
clared the unanimous presidential
choice Of the Democratic party.
Later. Ohio's governor, Frank J.
Lausche. was named candidate for
Vice-President Besides gaining
some practical experience and 4
better understanding Of the way
a national convention is conduct
ed, all of London's delegates had
an ENJOYABLE day combining plea
sure with politics. Tho group was
compl:reented for their display Of
interest and enthusiasm during the
entire convention. Many larger de-
egations did not perform as wei
as this small but mighty" group
from Nevada.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
BY ANNE MccAuLEY

Among the more than 700 CEN
trail Ohio high school students who
took part in the 2nd Democratic
Mock Political Convention at Cap
ital University on Saturday, April
7, were eight American Govern
ment students from London High
School. The convention was spon-
sored by the Political Science
Club at Capital, and was conduct
eC as the real convention will
be in August, complete with
speeches, caucuses, demonstrations,
and, of course, plenty of argu-
ment by these would-be politicians.
London High students, who at
tended to represent the state of
Nevada, were Rieky Robson, state
chairman; Chris Sidener, platform
delegate; and Bob Phleger, Kay
Borders, Marvin Dworkin, Paul
Cotton. and Larry Rothwen Mrs.
Clinton Stickel accompanied the
group as advisor, and the photo
Graprer and reporter were David
.Tackman and Anne McCauley.
The delegation from Nevada
though they represented a small
state, were nevertheless able 10
rlay as important a part i the
proceedings as many af the Iarg-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
School Boards In
Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Mad
ison County School Board men,
bers was held at the Madison Rur-
al School building on Tuesday,
April 10. There We're representa-
tives from Deercreek, Mt. Sterling,
Sunmerford, Fairfield, Madison
South, West Jefferson, Jonathan
Alder and the London schools, in
addition to the members of the
county Board of Education.
County Superintendent Rolla D.
Webster introduced speakers B. 1.
Griffith of the Ohio Education AS
sociation and Ralph Howard and
his staff from Ohio State. County
board president Bill Murray intro
duced DR.. Lew Harris, executive
secretary of the Ohio School
Boards Association.
Mrs. Eloise King, elementary
supervisor for the county, also
spoke.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
John Gray Retires
After rs Years

More than go friends and fellow
employees attended dinner held
in honor Of John Gray, 121 Lafay-
cite Road, who retired on March
81 after AS years service with Lon
don's public utilities Thirty-five
years of his career were with the
Ohio Edison Co. The dinner was
held April 6 at the youth building
at the London fairgrounds.
Mr.. Gray left London High
School and took his first job with
the old London Light and Power
Company in 1910. He Unanswered
to the Ohio Bell Telephone Com
pany, spending 10 years with that
organization, returning to work
with the Ohio Edison Company
when they came into London in
1920.
In 1914, John married Elsie
Stuthard of London. Two daugh-
ters were born to the Grays, Vir-
ginia, now Mrs. Milton Fisher, re-
siding near Dayton and Becky,
now Mrs. Max Allen, living near
Sedalia.
The Grays have no definite plans
for the future, but John was pre-
sented with a power mower at
the dinner, which, he said, was
the perfect gift for his new career
of taking it easy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Tyree Rites VIII
Be Held FRIDAY

Ray Tyree, 70, died Tuesday
morning while shaving at his home
in South Charleston. apparently
the victim of a heart attack. He
was reported in i'll health for sew
eral years.
Mr.. Tyree was born in Madison
County on Jan. 13, 1884 and had
resided in or near South Charles
ton all his life.
Surviving are his widow, Maude;
two daughters, Mrs. Joe Reamey
of London and Miss Louise Tyree
Of Springfield; four sisters, two
brothers and two granddaughters.
The funeral services will be held
at the Sprague Funeral Home in
South Charleston at l pm. Friday,
with interment in the Greenlawn
Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Leroy Germany
Dies tuesday

Leroy Germany, 67, a well
known prominent citizen of Plain
City died at 11:45 pm. Tuesday
night at his home on North Chilli
cothe st. after suffering a heart
attack. His death came within a
few minutes after the attack and
was a bad shock to his m n y
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Germany was a native of
Monroe Township in Madison
county where he had lived all of
his life prior to moving to Plain
City eight years ago. He was a
retired farmer who had owned
land and farined in the vicinity
of Plumwood for over so years.
Survivors are, his wife, Ethel
Germany; 2 brothers, William oi
Wess Jefferson and Eldon of Co
lumbus; 3 sisters, Mrs. Chloe Hays
of Detroit, Mrs. Blanche Geyer oi
West Jefferson and Mrs. Emma
Cavender of Nenia, Ohio.
Friends may call at the Jay d
Ferguson funeral home after noon
Thursday where services will be
held at 3 p. m. Friday with Rev
Merle Hill officiating.
Interment in Forest Grove Gem
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
George Dorm Dies
In Tennessee

George Dorm, 80, prominent resi-
dent of Madison County and re-
tired president of the Farmers
Bank of Sedalia, died Thursday
night in Maryville, Tenn, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Ken
meth L. Martin.
Mr.. Dorm had been in i'll health
for some time and was taken from
his home in Sedalia to the home
of his daughter early in February.
Surviving are his wife, Isa, two
daughters, Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
j. c. Kile of West Jefferson; two
sisters, Mrs. c. c. Hewitt of Sc
dalia and Mrs. Glenn Hankins.
The funeral will be at the Sc
dalia Presbyterian Church Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock. Masonic
services at the funeral home at 8
pm. Saturday.
Friends may call at the Kirkpat-
rick Funeral Home in Washington
c. II. after IL o'clock Saturday un-
til II o'clock Sunday, when the
body will be taken to the church
in Sedalia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
DR.. Koontz Dies In
Dayton Hospital

DR.. Effie B. Koontz, age 80, re-
tired osteopath of London, who
had resided in Dayton for the past
several years, died in Good Sanar-
itan Hospital there Tuesday. In
failing health for several years, she
had been seriously i'll for the past
three weeks.
DR.. Koontz was a prominent cit
iZen of London for many years.
Before her retirement several
years ago, she had been engaged in
the practice of osteopathy for ap-
proximately so years. She was a
member of the second class that
graduated in the study of osteo-
pathic medicine at Kirksville, Mis-
souri,, home of the original school
of osteopathy.
She was a member of the Lon
don Methodist Church, London
Chapter Order of the Eastern
Star, London W.C.T.U. and the
London Delphian Society.
Surviving are her adopted dau-
ghter, Mrs Miriam Koontz Corwin
of Dayton and one brother, Nick
Koontz Of Fresno, California and
several nieces and nephewS.
Services will be at the LukenS
Funeral Home Friday. the Rev
A. M. Shenefelt officiating minis
ter Interment in Glen Haven Gem
etery near Springfield.
Friends may call at the funeral
home from three to five and seven
to nine Thursday evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Prosecutor Will
Present 3 Cases

The Madison County Grand Jury
for the April term convened at the
courthouse on Thursday, April II.
Named as foreman of the jury was
John Sawyer, London Route 3.
Others serving on the jury are
Fern Kronk, London Route 8; Mrs.
Charles Dowler, London; Ruth
Loofbourrow, Mt. Sterling Route
3; Mrs. Herbert Bauman, London;
Ada P. Rowand, South Solon; Ray
Wood, Plain City; Sumner H. An
derson, Mt. Sterling; Clyde Bishop,
Plain City Route 2; Mrs. Helen
Yerian, London; Asa M. Rebel,
London Route q; Bernard Conway,
London Route 3; Charles Slattery,
Mt. Sterling Route 2, and Chancey
Weingardner, West Jefferson.
Madison County Prosecutor For
rest E. Sidener Jr., said he would
present the following cases at this
term: James Lee Hopkins, forging
and uttering; Kenneth Crawford,
three cases: carrying concealed
weapons, possession of switch
blade knife and indecent exposure;
Arnold F. Cooper, breaking and
entering in the night season and
larceny; Harold r. Weese, failure
to provide; Vaughn D. Holland, es-
cape from a penal institution; and
Harry Mccoy, operating a motor
vehicle under the influence of al
cohol.
Sidener said that the jury would
probably be in session only until
Ef.iday
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
PTA Officers Are
Elected Monday

J. B. Patterson, London attor-
ney, was elected president of the
London Parent Teachers ASSocia-
ton at their meeting on Monday
night. Other officers elected were
Kenneth Tope, vice president; Mrs.
Max Porter, secretary; and Mrs.
Donald McCord, treasurer
Co-chairnen for the Senior Par
ty on commencement night will
be Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dilling-
ham.
The attendance banner was a
warded to Miss Rowand's first
grade room, with 81 percent of
the parents in attendance.
The program, Musical Cheers"
in charge of Mrs. Wilbur Hume,
Mrs. Howard Eckert and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Deyo, was presented
by Ray Creighton and Mrs. Rob-
ert Visintine, music teachers of
the school. The parents saw a
group of first graders in circus
action song and heard seven girls
from the ensemble sing II Got
Shoes" and Great Day" Singing
were Shirley Wilson, Nancy Pratt,
Peg Fleming Elaine Wicker, Bev-
erly Hanson, Louise Jenkins and
Nancy Hood.
A quartet, Steve Geyer, Glynn
Adams, Steve Wicker and Robert
Marrah sang Moonlight and
Dreams of You. They were join
ed by John Buck, Larry Bateman.
Jerry Adams and Gale Dillon and
the octet sang MARY Had Will
lam Goat.
Next meeting will be held May
z with the subject, Vacation
Time"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Scout Jamboree At Madison
Co. Fairgrounds Sunday
Rites For Former
Resident Are Held

Funeral services were held We'd
nesday at the Jackson-Lytle Fun
eral Home in Springfield for Mrs.
Jessie Bittikofer II, a former
resident of this community, who
died at her home Sunday morning
following an apopletic stroke Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Bittikofer was born near
Summenord, on Sept. /, 1876, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Willoughby She had resided all
her life in Madison and Clark
Counties.
Surviving are a son, Harold
Fenters of Anaheim, California and
a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Garbar-
ski of Ashland. Oregon.
Interment was in the Summer
ford Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Addison Moore. 80
Dies At Residence

Addison Moore, so, a retired
farmer ct this community, died at
his home at 167 Pearl Street.
West Jefferson on Tuesday at 6
pm. He had been i'll with heart
trouble for some time.
Surviving are his wife Leota;
four daughters, Mrs. Wyrtle Kidd,
and Mrs. Divie Lehman of Colum-
bus, Mrs. Gertrude Deardorff and
Mrs. Maxine Burrell CT West JEFF
ferson; two scns, Hebe. and Seth
CT West jefferson; IS granochild-
rem and Is great-grandchildren;
three sisters snd two brothers as
well as many other relatives.
Friends may call at the Blauser-
Baker Funeral Home where serv-
ices will be Eeld at 2 clock Fri
day afternoon. Interment in Pleas
ant Hill Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Smith VIII ak
To Nationwide

1t isn't often that a policyhold
er is invited to tell a $3.50, 900, 900
insurance company how to run
its business, but that's just about
what will be happening in Colum-
bus, when Edgar G. Smith of Lon
don will sit down with top execu.
tives and directors of Nationwide
Insurance and talk over company
operations both progress ami
problems. And Smith will likely
make some suggestions of his own,
TOO.
Smith is one of 81 Nationwide
policyholders (there are some two
million of them) who have been
invited to suggest how the COM
panies can improve their services.
He was elected to the Advisory
Committee of Policyholders to rep
resent the company's insured from
this area.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Honor Roll Lists
281 Students

Two hundred and eighty-one
students at London Public Schools
made the honor roll for the fifth
grading report, just passed, in
cluding grades. three through II,
Senior "a" students were Glenna
Jenkins, Joyce Jenkins, Linda Kin
ger, Betty Kirby, Barbara Potts
and Richard Robson, Juniors -
Julia Dwyer, Gwen Farrar and
Barbara June Price. Sophomores
Barbara Davis, Nancy Hood
and Dorothy Richards. Freshmen
none. Eighth grade - Celia
Bidwell, Nancy Lee Sidener and
Daniel Hooking. Seventh grade -
Donna Dennen, Judy Deyo, Mary
K. Fender and Diane Ridenour
Sixth grade Judith Bell, De-
lores Burlile, Barbara Jane Gregg
Beverly Henry, Shirley Milo, San
dra Miller and Ronald Taylor
Fifth grade - Rebecca Bigham
and Sandra Jones. Fourth grade -
Betty Deitchel, Marlene Dworkin,
Connie Eckstein and Julia Holton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Mrs. London Bows
To Mrs. MarysviIIe

Mrs. Barbara Hook, who resid-
es on the Davis Road, London, was
selected as Mrs. London" in the
Ohio Fuel Gas Company's Mrs.
America" contest here.
Mrs. Hook competed with three
other contestants in the district
contest in Springfield Wednesday.
The district contest was won by
Mrs. Mary Dayton of MarysviIlc.
Her prize was an automatic gas
range and a chance to compete tor
the Mrs. Ohio" title in Columbus
next week.
Judges for the district contest
were Byron Sandles, Clark co.
Fair manager, Mrs. Laudenbach
of Wittenberg Home &c Depart
ment and Mrs. Mary * Halter.
man, home economist, of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
District Groups
Present Program

Scouters from the Madison Dis
trict, Central Ohio Council of Boy
Scouts will present a Scout jam
boree at the Youth Buildings,
Madison County Fairgrounds on
Sunday, April IS. The program
will start at 2 p. m. and will in
clude booth displays of all forms
of scoutcraft, as we'll as skits and
demonstrations presented in the
show ring in the buildings.
Taking part in the Jamboree will
be Troop az, 102 and 104, Packs
96, 401 and 402 of London, Troop
134 and Pack 122 of West Jeffer-
son, Troop 173 and Pack 173 of
Mt. Sterling and Troop 400 of
South Solon. The Girl Scouts from
Mt. STERLING and London will also
have part in the program.
The Jamboree is sponsored by
London's Junior Chamber of Com
merce as community project and
ties in with fund drives in the
name of scouting in the district.
The executive committee has Trox-
ell Laybourne as chairman and
Bill Wallace, district commission
er; Ed Yerian, institutional rep
resentative' Russ McShane, Cub
master, Pack 96, Doris Geer. COM
sissioner of the GSA; and judges
Charles Ellinger and Charles Van
Horn.
Representing the Junior Chamb-
er Of Commerce will be Bob Red
man, Charles Blair, Bill Grubbs
and Charles Ballenger.
Arrangements 70 r the JaYnboree
have been handled by Russ Nc
Shane, Jesse Hact Charles Cradle
and Leonard McNeal. The program
has been the work of Eugene Hay
man representing the Cubs, Ed
Tcrian representing the Scouts
a ID Doris Geer representing the
Girl Scouts.
The public IL cordially invited
to attend the big show and see
'vnst scouting can mean to the
youth of the community Refresh
n,ents will be available on the
gIounds.