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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03

evening with Mr.. ard Mrs. Alvin
E. Beachy and children.
Mrs. Robert Lombard entertain
ed with birthday party Friday
for Joella who was four years old.
Those there were her great
grandmother, Mrs. Ella Wilson,
her grandmothers, Mrs. Mary
Roby and Mrs. Grace Lombard,
Mrs. Jack Roby and Patti, Mrs.
Frank Roby, Dawn, Denise and
Christine, Mrs. Lloyd Roby and
Benny Also invited were Jill
Boggs, Stevie Cooper, Hugh Will
son. Lynn Baldwin, Mary 10 and
Kathleen Dolan.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
S. CHARLESTON
BY MRS. n. T. NELSON
Ph. 6-S375 & S-8502

Mrs. Edward Hines assisted by
Mrs. Neal Yeary entertained the
members of the W.C.TU. in her
home on Tuesday evening. The
program was under the direction
of Mrs, George Ingling with Mrs.
Clarence F. Hunter in charge of
Devotions.
Miss Kathryn Roddy was re-
turned to her home last week from
Mercy Hospital, Springfield, where
she had been patient for several
weeks. Mrs. Margaret McMahan is
staying with Miss Roddy during
her convalescence.
Mrs. Oscar Taylor entertained
the members of the Green Leaf
Gardenette Flower club in her
home on Wednesday evening with
a Valentine Party. Valentine ar
rangements were discussed by
Mrs. Charles Pream, Mrs. Alfred
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
Canaan School
News

The P. T. O. will hold its month
ly meeting Thursday, February 2,
1856 in the schoolhouse at 7:30
pm. Plans will be discussed for a
Valentines Day dance and Euchre
party. There will be program and
refreshments.
Elections were held to determ-
inc the Booster Dad for the new
ly organized Jonathan Alder Boes-
ter Club. The purpose of the club
is 10 find ways and means to help
finance the greatly expanded ath~
letic program in the new school.
he following Dads were elected
from Canaan: 7th Austin Ilarh-
age, Sth Lonnie Griffith, 9th :
John Hanscel, 10th ASH Bidweli,
18th Frank Pennington, and 18th
Edward Hennis.
Great excitement prevailed at
the school during this week as
preparations were made for the
Homecoming game against Zanes-
field-Monroe. The results of the
b.lloting for Queen, showed Char
lene Hennis of the Senior class as
Queen, and her court, one from
each of the other grades in the
high school are ), 18th Virginia
Wears, ,11th Karen Meekcr,
10th = Judy Carter, and the 9Th :.
Nadine Sparks. The Queen will be
crowned between the Reserve -
Varsity game and will reign over
the Homecoming festivities.
On the hardwood the rapidly inn
proving Canaan Panthers clawed
out a convincing 1863 decision
over a stubborn Delaware ST
Mary's five on the Plain City
floor. The game was a thriller
through the first three quarters
with the lead changing hands sew.
eral times and no more than 4
points separating both clubs. En-.
tering the final session the Blue
and Gold held a one point advan.
tage 47-46. At this point the Pan.
theirs put on a scoring Blitz,, hit.
ting the basket from all angles an6
pulled away to win easily from g
demoralized ST. Mary's five.
Serving notice that their big
brother didn't possess all the scor-
ing punch the Canaan Reserves
ripped the st. Mary's seconds Al
q in a preliminary game. The Pan
ther Kittens jumped into an early
lead and were never in serious
trouble.
Funnybone Ticker: Wife to Hus-
band = I don't see why you're
tired of listening, I'm not tired OF
talking.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
CANAAN twp.
Community News
MARTHA RoeY Reporter
Big Darby Baptist Church

Big Darby Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Nursery at the Parsonage 9:45
A. NJ.
Junior Church 1870 A. M.
Worship Service 10:30 A. M.
Prayer at the Parsonage, We'd
800 pm.
Birthdays Sharon Bidwell and
Mrs. Cassie Van Bibber.
Bruce Heflin,, Robert Sweeney
and Mrs. Kenneth Slyh were given
their one-year attendance pins,
Mrs. Richard Bowser, ,Cheryl and
Judy their three-year pins.
Mrs. Austin Harbage entered
Mt. Carmel Hospital Thursday
night. When Mr.. Harbage return
ed home from Lions Club, he
found her unconscious on the back
porch and took her to the hospital.
Her mother, Mrs. Frank Martin is
helping care for the children.
Harold Weeks underwent surg
cry Thursday at DR.. Emswilers to
remove an abscess from his nose,
a result of the accident of two
weeks ago, when his car ran into
some cattle on the road during a
heavy fog.
Mrs. George Myers of Hilliard
entertained with a supper Thurs
day evening honoring the birthday
of Mrs. Carl Weeks. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Weeks
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hamil-
ton of Hi,iiard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyke Lindsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Gle
ment McAffie of Columbus and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wade an
nounce the birth of z ID. 9 or
daughter Sunday at Mt. Carmel
Hospital. She has been named Re-
becca Lynn. The grandparents are
James Wade and Faye Martin
Mr.. Florence McKitrick is the
great-grandmother. Miss Fanny
Yutzy has been helping in the
home.
A 10 Id. 2 OF. son, Michael
James, was born at Mt. Carme
Hospital, January 20, to Mr.. anC
Mrs. James Whitaker MARY Lol
Harkless) of Columbus. Mrs. Whit
.aker and baby are spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Alv5
HarkleSs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Sherwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Roby called or
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nunamakel
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hugh Johnson and Dom;
of Columbus spent Saturday nigh
and Sunday with Fay Martin, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wade AM
children.
Miss Mary Alice Sherwood o
Jackson Center spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Sher
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rcby an
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloy
Roby and Bennie spent F'rida
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
PlUMWooD
and RESAcA
Community News
Mrs. Glen Dillon Reporter
kssaca Phone No. 7-23o5

Thursday night of this week
February 2, the Boosters Club OF
Monroe School, will sponsor a
Cooking School. There viii be a
General Electric Range given as a
door prize and anyone over 16
years of age is eligible to win
There is no admission charge, the
public is invited to attend, and the
time is 7:30 pm.
Friday night Monroe plays host
TO Mt. Sterling. This will be the fl
nal game played at Monroe and it
IS 10 be the Homecoming Game.
Madge Galimore is the queen, sem
DOR attendant Vicky Spachner, Jun
Tor attendant Anita May Shy,
Sophomore attendant Shirley Zim-
nerman, Freshman attendant Judy
Reed.
Clyde Worthington was taken to
Mt. Carmel Hospital for observa-
ton and treatment last Thursday.
He suffered a heart attack Christ
mas night.
The Charles Tatman family NOV
ed from the Paul Sanford Farm to
the tenants house on Coen Will
sons farm.
Mrs. Florea Deardorff, son Rob-
ert. daughter and her husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Crawford, motored
to Chicago Friday for the wedding
of Mrs. Deardorff's grandson, Carl
Wibright Jr Miss Adds Stevens
and Carl were married Saturday
in St Ignatius Church, with the
reception at the North Shore Ho-
tel. Mrs. Mabel Wibright, his pa
ternal grandmother, was unable to
make the trip.
Pvt. Melvin Dillon called his
home last Wednesday night from
Camp Hanford, Washington He
said they had had quite a lot of
rain and snow there.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Cornwell
had a family dinner Sunday. One
Of their daughters, Mrs. Donald
Murry, is going to Maryland with
their two children, where Donald is
on. a special assignment from
North American.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03

Call and Mrs. Howard Crabill
Mrs. Ora Cassell was in charge oil
the program.
Guest Night will be observed al
the next meeting of the Monday
Night Club to be held in the Meth
odist Church, February 9th at
pm. Hostesses will be: Mrs. Rob-
ert Edmondson, Mrs. l.. /. Loghry
and Mrs. Glenn Gohl. A home tai
ent play will be presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Nelson
of Lebanon visited with Mrs. II. T
Nelson, Thursday enroute to the
Ohio Newspaper Association Con-
vention in Columbus where Mr.
Nelson served as one of the Judg-
eS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Nagley left
recently for st. Petersburg, Fla,
where they will spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Weller of
Springfield entertained the men,
bers of their euchre club at Ker-
Deen Inn, Springfield, Saturday
evening. A number of guests from
South Charleston were in attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Myers and
family of Springfield were Sunday
evening supper guests of Mrs. Bur-
ton Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewart
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stewart in Selma.
Clark Lodge No. 166 I.O.O.F.
held their 106th annual installation
of officers of the lodge Tuesday
evening in their lodge rooms in the
Masonic Building, with District
Deputy ]. E. Honeyfanger and
staff from Springfield Lodge No.
33 the installing officers. Newly
elected officers installed were: N.
G., Garley o. Parsons; V.G., Frank
Kimley; recording secretary, Har-
old Reardean; treasurer, Charles
Kemp; trustee, Frank Cherry
RSNG., Howard Crabill; L.S.N.G.,
w. K. Buffenbarger; warden, Paul
Hodge; conductor, Alfred Call;
chaplain, Don Hoagland; R.S.S.,
Foster Rhodes; L.SS., Ernest
Huff; inside guardian, Frank
Cherry and outside guardian, How
ard Roach.
The local kindergarten sponsor
ed by the Kindergarten Mothers
Club got under way last week with
an enrolment of twenty-five. Mrs.
Walter Reitz is the instructor and
classes are held at the Southeast
ern High School Building each
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day from 9 to 11:30
The members of the Quarterback
Club held their annual stag dinner
Wednesday evening at the South
eastern High School cafeteria. Mo-
vies and Louis Fitch of Springfield
provided the entertainment for the
evening.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15
Girl Scouts

News for this column must be
received no later than Monday.
Brownie Troop 575 participated
in the World Friendship Program
Friday, March 9th at the Phillips
ave. Presbyterian Church. To
exotic India, Karen Marx, Judith
Passan, Karen Wantz, Judith Pata
and Linda Passan did the "Fisher-
mans Dance" wearing Saris, their
traditional costumes. In colorful
costumes Cindy Buckalew, Murley
Clark, Gail Grey, Gail Johnson and
Linda Lolita represented South
America. From the fashion centers
of France, Linda Beam, Carol
Clark, Betty Hanel, Adrienne
Meltzer, Gay Lynn Reiter and
Marilyn Steindler presented a style
show depicting famous designers.
In program and refreshments,
Rozelle Neisnborhood Girl Scouts
held it's World Friendship program
at Phillips Avenue Presbyterian
Church March 9th. Troop SIS did
a Fisherman's dance for India,
song for Africa and style show
for France. Troop SIC gave
Swedish dance; Troop 1908, sang
German and Hebrew songs and
Troop 143 brought in Mexico in
song and dance.
Brownie Troop 1108 will spend
the morning at the Potter's Wheel,
11447 Euclid ave-, Saturday, March
18th.
Members Of the troop are: Bev-
erly Abramczyk, Jackie Dlugos,
Jackie Glenn. Ann Hagberg, Sandra
Humphrey, Barbara Kruger, Linda
Kwasney, Susan Linthicum, Nancy
Lucas, Mary E. McDermott, Diane
Minardo, Jean Salosky, Karen
Schwed, Sylvia, Selfridge, Kathryn
Siebert, and Donna Wolf.
Champronel Neighborhood will not
have a meeting in March because
of the Holy Week school vacation.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15
Dec tbs
Arthur W. Cunningham

Interested in the insurance busi-
ness for the greater part of his
life, Arthur w. Cunningham died
March 9Th in a private hospital.
Services were conducted by the
Rev. James Sivard, minister of
the Church of the Cross and burial
will take place in Kansas.
Mr.. Cunningham, a native of
Kansas, published the Humboldt
Herald for Is years prior to en-
tering the insurance field. He was
an honorary elder of the Humboldt
Presbyterian Church. He later
moved to Lawrence, Kansas where
he resided until following the
death of his wife, Mrs. Mary
Blackman Cunningham, when he
came to East Cleveland to make
his home with his son, Phelps
Cunningham, 1884 Strathmore ave
who with a grandson. William
Cunningham, survive. He would
have observed his Saith birthday
on March 10Th.
Mr.. Cunningham was a member
Of the Kansas Club of Cleveland
and attended the Church Of the
Cross.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15

ports in France, Spain, Italy,
Turkey and Greece during her
Mediterranean cruise.
Nearing completion Of his basic
training with the U. S. Marines,
Pvt. Ron j. McAloon will be home
on his first leave from Paris
Island, N. C. March 22nd. Ten days
later he will report to Camp Le-
jeune, N. c. Ron is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward R. McAloon,
1885 Carlyon rd.
John G.. Smeltzer, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Smeltzer of 1852
Charles rd., was promoted to the
rank Of Marine Private First Class
upon graduating from the Airman
Preparatory School at the Naval Air
Technical Training Center, Jackson
vile, Fla.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15
Theatre

"When the final accounts are
Tailed, Desire Under the Elms'
may turn out to be the greatest
play written by an American. 1t
has the headlong strength of a
major creation and the shattering
impact of thunderbolt." So wrote
Brooks Askinson in the New York
Times of Eugene O'Neill's electri-
flying drama, opening Wednesday,
March 21, at the Euclid-77th st.
Theatre of the Play House.
"Desire Under the Elms" is the
shocking emotional story Of New
England family caught in a dan
gerous web of passion and desire.
Written with dramatic fire by
Americas Nobel Prize playwright,
it tells of the lovely, but unscru-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15
Boy Scouts

News for this column must be
received no later than Monday.
Announcement is made of the
appointment of Eagle Scout Edgar
G.. Smith to the office of Neigh
borhood Scout Commissioner of the
East Cleveland and East Glenville
areas.
Commissioner Smith has been
interested in Scouting since he was
IL years Of age. He won his Eagle
Badge in 1946 and has served as
Scoutmaster to several troops in
this area.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15

pulous, Abbie Cabot who becomes
the focal point of frightening
romantic triangle involving her
aging husband, Ephraim, and her
handsome step-son, Eben.
On Tuesday, March 20, "The
Solid Gold Cadillac" returns for
a limited three week engagement
to the Drury Theatre of the Play
House. The hilarious comedy
about little old lady who invades
big business was one of the Play
Houses biggest hits earlier in the
season, and is being brought back
for the benefit of patrons who
were unable to reserve tickets for
its original sell-out engagement.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15
Victor l.. BOggess

A native of Flatrock, w. Va,
Victor L. Boggess came to Cleve-
land 80 years ago and became asso-
ciated with the United Erecting
Co., working on Terminal Tower
and Cleveland Stadium. For the
past Is years he had been asso-
ciated with Stroud Awning Co.
He was a member of Lionheart
Lodge of Masons.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Luella Boggess; daughter, Mrs.
Helen Page, son, Vane of East
Cleveland: and a sister, Mrs. L. L.
Skeel of Flushing, n. Y.
Services were held March 18th.
Burial was in Crown Hill Gene
terry.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15

tary drill, first aid, personal hy-
giene, Marine Corps history, and
defense against chemical and
atomic attacks.
The final three weeks are spent
on the rifle range where the new
Marines fire the MI rifle for
qualification.
James D. Miner, quartermaster
seaman, USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w. Miner Of 145O4 Savannah
ave., is serving aboard the heavy
cruiser USS Newport News, flag
ship of Vice Admiral Ralph A.
Ofstie, Commander of the 9Th Fleet
in the Mediterranean.
The Newport News will visit
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15
Our CTS

Sergeant Stewart Cramer, back
in the U.S.A. after service in Korea
and Japan, visited his grandfather,
Fred A. Cramer of Rosemont
Apartments last week.
Robert E. Greek, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence E. Greek of 1862
belmont ave-, is scheduled to COM
plete recruit training March 10Th
at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot,
Paris Island, S. c.
The ten-week course covers mill
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-03-15

New members Of Pack Z, Gale
donia School are Warren Rockwell
and William Johnson. William
moved here recently from Parma.
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~ a star star CORRESPONDENT

DENTON, Md. Oct. 10
George P. Mahony, Democratic
candidate for Senator in Mary
land, today accused his Re-
publican opponent of voting
"unfavorably" to the Federal
rural identification program %
times out of 81 votes in the past
six years.
If you look the entire country
over. you won't find many Sena-
tors with a record like that"
Mr.. Mahoney said of Republican
Senator Butler.
Mr. Mahpney made his re-
marks in a speech prepared for
delivery today during a hand
shaking tour of Caroline County.
The Democratic candidate is
spending all week on the Eastern
Shore.
Twenty years ago, only ten
per cent of our farm population
had electric service" he said.
Rise of Rural Power Cited
Then the Democratic Party
began its program of bringing
electricity to the farmer and
tine waterman. Today about IS
per cent of people in rural areas
have electric service. That
means not only an end to drudg-
cry, it means better incomes,
better production, better living
for our people.
THE Democratic platform of
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u. S. Sells Back
86 Slot Machines
Seized in Maryland

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10 (P.-
The Federal Government con-
firmed today that it has sold back
to Charles County Md, inter-
ests the Sc slot machines seized
in raids last fall.
Internal Revenue records
showed that Aubrey Posey Cronk
of Indian Head paid $10,690 to
get the machines back. The Gov
eminent kept $3,907 in coins
found in the machines and COL
lected $27.587 in taxes due on
them.
The sale to Mr.. Cronk was the
result of settlement of suit
filed by the United States attor-
ney asking the Federal Court 20
declare the machines were for
feited to the Government for
nonpayment of taxes.
Attorneys for Mr.. Cronk and
those holding mortgages on some
Of the machines contested the
Government action.
Last July a settlement was
reached and approved by Judge
R. Dorsey Watkins.
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QuenstedtA Asks
Party Unity

In his strongest bid for Demo-
cratic Party unity to date War
Fen D. Quenstedt last night
held out a friendly hand to
Virginia's Byrd organization.
Speaking before the Alex
andria Junior Women's Club,
the Democratic candidate for
Congress from nearby Virginia S
10th district defended Virginia's
political powerhouse
Mr.. Quenstedt is running
against Republican Representa-
tive Broyhill. who in the past
two elections has enjoyed con-
siderable behind the scenes
support from conservative Dem
ocrats within the Byrd organ
ization.
BrOyhill Speaks
Representative Broyhill made
a campaign appearance last
night at a dinner meeting for
residents of Marshall Precinct in
Arlington. He continued to avoid
any direct reference to Mr..
Quenstedt or two Independents
also in the race. and said he in
tended to conduct a camraien
in line with the dignity of the
office 1 hold"
Mr.. Quenstedt was on the OPP
poSite side of the fence from the
Byrd organization in last win
tiers Gray referendum. He was
chairman of the Save Our
Schools Committee in Fairfax
County, which opposed the con-
stitutional amendment to per-
init payment of private educa-
ton tuition grants. The Byrd
group was for it.
Source of Strength
Mr.. Quenstedt told the Alex
andria Junior Women's Club that
the Byrd organizations strength
lay in the fact that it accurately
reflected the philosophy of the
largest group of people in the
State. He said it was not a poll
teal machine" because it did
not rely on compulsion to gain
support.
The candidate declared, how
ever, that the Byrd organiza-
tons strength will continue just
so long as it continued to re-
fleet the sentiments of the
majority.
Representative Broyhill told
his supporters at the Marshall
precinct dinner meeting that it
was advantageous to have Rep
resentative with seniority in
Congress.
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THE BENCH COMES TO BARBER SHOP

self in his speech as "the globe
trotter of Maryland.
He also said his father was "a
policeman who never treated
people with labor troubles mean. -
Mr.. Mahoney is the eleventh
child of a Baltimore policeman.
While Mr.. Mahoney was cam
paigning in Talbot County yes
terday. his Baltimore headquar-
tiers got out a statement which
accused Senator Butler of speak
ing more highly of General Mo-
tors than of the average working
man.
1.-TWO years ago." the state
ment said. with Senator Butler
and his Republican friends in
control of Congress, General
Motors income taxes were re-
duced by 5000 million year.
That same year, Senator But
Ter, along with SO per cent of
the Senate Republicans, voted
against Senator Walter Georges
proposal to increase personal in
come tax exemptions from $500
to $500, which would have meant
an $50 annual tax cut for a
family of four in the lowest
bracket.
ITO Butler, a 5000 million for
General Motors is perfectly rea-
sonable. but an $50 tax cut for a
working family can't be toll
Mr.. Mahoney earlier in the
campaign came out for a 5000 re-
duction in the personal income
tax exemption.
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2-Doy Church Buzuur

The st. Jane De Chantal
c a t. Ollie Church, 960l Old
Georgetown road, Bethesda, Md,
will sponsor a bazaar Friday and
Saturday from IL am. to 9 pm.
at the church to raise funds for
a new school building. Dinner
will be served from S to 7:30 pm.