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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Young Folks Have
Grange Program

The youth of Spring Fork
Grange took over the meeting last
Wednesday, February 8. They con-
Quoted the meeting and put on the
program.
The officers were master, Bill
Conway; o.erseer, Tom Reed;
chaplain, Judy Reed; secretary,
Betty Howsmon; treasurer, Paul
Sullivan; lecturer, Linda Thomas;
gatekeeper, Charles Nixon; stew
ard, Larry Nixon; assistant stew
ard, Wayne Dillon; lady assistant
steward, Patsy Phillips; flora, JOY
Dillon; ceres, Diane Spachner
pamona, Nancy Streator; pianist,
Joy Dillon.
In the lecturers program was
a skit "A February Memorial
given by Linda Thomas, Nancy
Streator, Tom Reed and Tom
Thomas.
A piano solo by Joy Dillon, a
saxaphone solo by Dale Sanford. a
song. Its Almost Tomorrow, by
Betty Howsmon, Judy Reed and
Linda Thomas, accompanied by
Diane Spachner were presented.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
was given by James Littler.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Contest To Choose
New Mrs. America

Homemakers in London and
West Jefferson were invited today
to enter the 18th annual Mrs.
America" contest, sponsored local
ly by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company.
F. E. Kidwell, local manager for
Ohio Fuel, said application blanks
for the $4,000 prize contest will
be available, starting Tuesday, at
the gas company office, 3 S. Main
ST., London and at gas appliance
stores in London and West Jeffer-
son. Entries must be filed by Mar
ch 81.
The event is open to all married
women over 81 years of age. Win
ners will be chosen at local, dis
trict, state and national levels.
Mr. Kidwell said factors in judg-
ing will include homemalling abili-
ty, personality, character, appear-
ance, and community activ. les He
emphasized that the winner will be
chosen primarily for her skill as a
housewife.
Madison County'S entry IN Mrs.
America" competition will be Sc
lected the week of April l III pre-
liminary cir nations to be cor
Quoted at London, Ohio. Judges
will be selected soon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Mayor ProcIaims
February u
AS Heart Sunday

A proclamation designating Sun
day, February &c, as Heart Sun
day." was signed yesterday by
Mayor Speasmaker. The proclama-
iton called upon the citizens of
London to given generously to the
Heart Fund as they welcome vol
unteer workers, who are to COM
plete a house-to-house collection
on Sunday afternoon.
In his proclamation, Mayor
Speasmaker called attention to the
fact that diseases of the heart and
circulation are responsible for 81
deaths in this county, among the
100000 Americans stricken in 1854
He took occasion to publicly
commend the Heart Fund volun-
teers for their acceptance of civic
responsibility, their willingness to
expend time and effort for the
common good, and their high sense
of dedication to the public well
fare"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Ordinance Would
Restrict Animals

AT special meeting held on
Thursday evening, February 8,
London City Council took the first
step in the solving of the problem
of dogs running loose in the city.
Previous legislation governing the
control of animals was passed in
1906.
The ordinance, which had its
first reading Thursday, is designed
to restrict dogs from certain public
areas in London. 1t makes it un-
lawful for owners to permit dogs
to run loose near the school build
ings, the swimming pool, the ath-
letic field or the recreation field,
and provides that the presence of
any dogs in these areas will be
evidence of the owners permission
for the animal to be there. The
proposed ordinance further provid-
es that any and all dogs found in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Council Moves To Solve
Canine Problem In City

the above areas shall be appre-
hended and impounded until an af-
fidavit has been filed against the
owner. The dog will be kept until
the case is disposed of and until
the costs. of impounding are paid
to the county treasurer. The law
further provides that any person
violating any provision of this or
dinance shall, if proven guilty, be
fined ST for the first offense, SIS for
the second offense and $40 for the
third and subsequent offenses. The
fine will be in addition to the costs
of impounding.
The proposed ordinance is sched-
uled to take effect on March / if
passed. Council urges citizens hav-
ing an interest in this matter to
attend the council meeting on
Thursday, February 16, and pre-
sent their views.
In other business at the special
meeting, council heard the first
reading of a resolution granting
authority to employ two additional
firemen for the London depart.
ment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
London And West
jeff Lose Friday

London lost to the Marysville
Monarchs 43 to 65 on Friday
night, making Marysville a sure
tie for the Mid-Six League crown.
For London, it was the sixth loss
in eight league starts. The Lon
don Reserve team earned a sure
tie. for the reserve league title
by winning over the Marysville
Reserves, 40 to 38.
Mid-Six League standings to
date are Marysville, W-9. LII;
Worthington, WI, LII; Wester-
vile, Wa La; billiards W-3, L-6;
London VIZ, L-6; Grove City WI,
L-S.
London's next game is on Fri
day, February IL, at Worthington,
with the final game at billiards
on Friday, February "a.
Monroe upset West Jefferson
Friday, 68 to AZ, putting both the
teams in a tie for second place in
County League. 1t was the final
game of the season for West JEFF
ferson, and Monroe's final game
in league competition, The Rough
riders have an overall season rec
ord of eight wins, 10 losses.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Plain City SoIon
Midway : Sterling
Tuesday Night

Fairfield and West jefferson
won in the first games of the Mad
iSon County Class B cage tourna-
ment which opened in London on
Monday night
In the first game at z pm, Fair
field took the lead early in the
first quarter and held it for the
entire game, defeating the players
from Madison Local, 6S to So.
West Jefferson also took and
held the margin of victory against
a scrappy Canaan team in the sec
cond game at 8:30 winning the
game by a score of SO to AZ.
Fairfield will meet Monroe,
seeded in the drawings held Sat-
urday, on Thursday. February 16,
at Z pm. The winner of this tilt
will meet West Jefferson on Tues
day, February 81, at $50 pm.
On Tuesday, February IA, Plain
City will meet South Solon in the
z o'clock game, with Midway VS..
Mt. Sterling on the $50 card.
Each of the eight evenings of
play viii feature two games, with
the final decision coming on
Thursday. February %. second
place determined on Saturday,
February 25.
The Junior High Tournament
will take place on February 27,
2S and %, March l and 2, at the
Deercreek School gym On Febru-
airy 81, at z p. m. Canaan meets
Monroe, at 8 pm. Midway meets
West Jefferson. South Solon was
seeded and will meet the winner
on February % at Z p. m. On Feb
ruary %, at Z p. m, Fairfield
meets Plain City, at 8 p. m Madi-
son Local meets Deercreek Mt.
Sterling was seeded and will meet
the winner at 8 p. m. February
%. There will also be two games
at each of the Junior high sessions.
Madison County League stand
ings this year were: Plain City,
w 8, L. o; West Jefferson, w, 6,
l.. 2; Midway, w 6. L. 2; Monroe
W. g. L. 2; Fairfield, w. 3, L. s;
Madison Local, w. 3, L. s. South
Solon, w. 2, L. s: Mt. Sterling. w.
l, L. Z; Canaan, w 1, L. Z.
Lots of good basketball is on
the menu for fans attending the
tournament. Doors open at 6 pm.
Bob Trehearne, executive head of
Madison Local School, advises
spectators to come early and get
a good seat. West jefferson Jun
iors and Seniors are in charge of
the concessions.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Trailer Catches Fire In
Lafayette Early Tuesday
Hot Flat Tire Is
Listed AS Cause

A hot flat tire on the dual wheels
of tractor-trailer rig caused sew
eral hundred dollars loss when the
driver stopped at Lafayette to call
his company early Tuesday morn
ing, February Ia.
The state patrol reported that
Carl w. Spearman of Mt. Sterling
Route B, driving the rig owned by
the Commercial Motor Freight Co.
of Indiana, was going east on US.
40 when he noticed that one of the
tires had gone flat Running on the
good half of the dual, he pulled his
outfit into Lafayette and went into
a restaurant to call for a repair
car at about A am. While in the
restaurant, the hot tire caught fire,
setting fire to the trailer. The driv-
er pulled the tractor away and
saved it, but the flames destroyed
about tWo-thirdS of the miscellane-
Gus freight aboard the trailer as
we'll as doing considerable damage
to the trailer.
The Central Townships. Fire De-
partment from London went to the
scene of the fire. Heavy smoke in
side the trailer, caused by burning
merchandise, caused Fireman Bob
Swaney to utilize the smoke mask
equipment in an attempt to exiting
uish the flames, but the smoke
continued. Water and foam COM
pounds were used, pumped from
the new tanker truck.
A Lafayette resident complained
to police officials at the scene that
the smoke from the burning We
hicle had caused considerable dam
age to the curtains at her windows.
Freight company representatives
arrived on the scene at about 9
am, salvaging such freight as had
been thrown from the truck before
severe smoke and water damage.
Part of the freight was candy,
shoes, cotton padding and gloves.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Police Officials
Travel To Texas

Sheriff Joe Smith and Police
Chief German Clark Jr., left Fri
day for Huntsville, Texas, to pick
up George Denney, a prisoner in
the Texas State Penitentiary being
released this week.
Denney, who escaped from the
Madison County Jail in 1852, is a
suspect in several robberies which
occurred in and around Madison
Co. in 1851. He was captured with
four other men in late 1851. The
other four were convicted and are
now serving time in the Ohio Pen
itentiary in connection with burg
laries of the Ivan Grain Co. in Der
by, a Mt. Sterling filling station
and tavern in Harrisburg.
Madison County Prosecutor For
rest Z. Sidener Jr., plans to fly to
Huntsville on Wednesday, Febru-
ary IS, to handle the legal matters
in regard to the extradition pro-
ceedingS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
School Band Has
Many Aspirants

Shortly before the Christmas
holidays a band instrument re-
cruiting program was instituted by
the Music Department of the Lon
don Public Schools, with the op-
portunity of obtaining instruments
on the rental plan. AS a result of
the interest shown many enthuS-
iastic students from the fifth grade
through the eighth grade have en-
rolled in the band instrument
classes for beginners recently or
ganiZed.
Students who are taking advant-
age of the opportunity of begin
ming the study of a band instru-
ment are as follows: Clarinets
Nancy Coil, Billy Young, Gloria
Barkalow, Paul Laybourne, Linda
Marx, Donald Hanscel, Terry
Langfitt, Mary Dwyer, and Carla
Gutherie; Alto Saxaphone: Larry
Ferguson, Larry Ferneau, and
Michael Allison; Tenor Saxaphone;
Wilma Kelly; Comets: Tom Cha.
ney, Cheryl West, Sandy Ramey
Brenda Rowe, David Webb, Don.
aid Eades. Kenneth Ward, julia
Cain, Gary Londergan, Davic
loops, George Gutherie and JAG.
key Craig; French Horn: Jon Sher.
man; Trombones: James Farrar
Stanley Gibson, Larry Wood anC
Paul Williams; Bases: Arnold
Church, Tom Bird, and John Ali
son; Drums: Baird Borders, Ron.
aid Harrison, Carol Fout, Johr
Dixon, Bruce Deyo and Victor
Fout.
Ray Creighton, director of music
in the London Public Schools, i.
the instructor,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Salesman Killed
In Auto Crash

Martin Metzger, so, was pro-
nounced dead on arrival at the Of
flee of DR.. w. T. Bacon following
an automobile accident which oc-
Cured on u. S. 40 about one mile
west of Summerford at II pm.
Saturday, Feb. II, according to the
sheriff's department.
The 1855 station wagon driven
by Metzger drove into the rear end
of coal truck driven by William
higgins, 50, of Springfield. Police
officials estimated Metzger's speed
at approximately go miles per
hour The truck driver and a 16-
year-old passenger We're not in
jured. according to the report.
MetZger, a resident of Brooklyn,
New York, was salesman for the
firm of Philip CroSsman, New York
furrier, and his auto was loaded
with about 100 fur coats which are
being held by the sheriff's depart
ment.
The body was shipped to Brook
lyn by Lukens Funeral Home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Company Fires
Workers Convicted

On Friday, Westinghouse Off
cials announced the firing of the
AZ persons convicted in Franklin
County Common Pleas Court of
charges Of contempt of court aris-
ing out of the violence at the plant
gates on January 3, according to
news reports. Ten workers from
the local area lost their jobs in
this move by the company.
Works manager E. L. Smith was
quoted as saying, In taking this
step, Westinghouse is fulfilling its
responsibility to its other employ
ees and to the community" Union
officials were quoted as saying
that the firings were another ex-
ample of the lengths the company
would go to break the strike.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Sheep Specialist
At Thomas Farm

Ralph Grimshaw, Extension
Sheep Specialist, O.S.U., will be
present Saturday morning, Febru-
airy 18, at the Levy Thomas farm
in Monroe Township to show the
junior sheepmen and others many
easy ways to care for ewes before
lambing and discuss other inn
portant practices that should be
carried out during this period, ac-
cording to John F. Moore, County
Agriculture Agent. Fourth and
FLA members with western eve
projects are especially encouraged
to attend.
The Levy Thomas farm is To-
Gated on the Taylor-Blair road
thee miles west of Gillivan or
one-half mile east Of the Lafayette
and Plain City road.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Last Session Of
Course Thursday

The last meeting of the Farm
and Home Short Course session
will be held Thursday evening,
February 16, in the basement of
the Court House with the program
being an interesting panel, accord
ing to reports from the Extension
Office.
The panel will include Miss Lu-
cia Montoya, from Columbia, Mr..
Rashid Holloway, Sierra Leon,
South Africa, and Miss Ann Say
re, an IFYE student who spent
six months in Scotland Don Geh-
res, Associate Agriculture Agent
will moderate the panel.
The meeting will start at pm.
and finish with refreshments. This
meeting will conclude a session of
six meetings of interest to farm
couples.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Named To Post In
Angus Auxiliary

Mrs. Dustin /. Mirick of London
has been elected vice president of
the Buckeye Bellies, the Ohio
Women's Auxiliary of the National
Angus Women's Auxiliary, accord
ing to report in the Chicago
Daily Drover's Journal Mr.. and
Mrs. Mirick operate the Windy
Knolls Angus farm near London on
State Route Sc.
Elected president of the organi-
Zation was Mrs. Florence L. Heb
erding of Garfield, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Trainee e Chosen
AS Gunner's S Mate

Gerald T. Chambers, son of Eu-
gene Chambers of Park Avenue,
London, Ohio, and husband of the
former Miss Kathleen Rhoades of
billiards, has been appointed gun
ner's mate Of his recruit company
at the Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Center.
As recruit petty officer he will
wear a miniature rating insignia
as a badge of authority during the
remainder Of his nine weeks OF
Boot Camp"
He was chosen for the position
in recognition of leadership quail
ties displayed while undergoing re-
cruit training.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Naval Airman Reports
For Duty In Hawaii

Robert r. Zimmerman, airman
apprentice, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Zimmerman of Route 3.
London, Ohio, reported January 9
to Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron
lit at the BARRIERS Point Naval
Air Station, Oahu, T. Fl.
FASRON III provides logistic
support, maintenance and repair
services to Naval aircraft in the
Hawaiian area.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Family Nights At
West Jefferson

The West jefferson Methodist
Church will again have the family
nights on Thursday evenings dur
ing Lent as has been the custom in
past years. Members may partake
of pot-luck supper in the church
at $50 pm, sponsored by the diff
ferent organizations of the church.
The suppers will be followed by a
program.
The Reverend David Kocher of
the First Baptist Church of West
Jefferson will be the speaker at
the first supper to be held on
Thursday, February 16. His topic
will be, THE Meaning of Lent"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Freeman G.. Bower
Rites On Monday

Freeman c. Bower, life long
resident of Madison County and
for many years resident of West
jefferson, died on Friday, Febru-
airy 10 at the age of 70. He was
born near Big Plain, the son of
George F. and Eliza Brown Bower.
Survivors include his widow, Ed
ma Mouser Bower; two brothers,
Walter c. of Columbus and Willis
of Mt Sterling; two sisters, Mrs.
Earl Whitmer of Mt. Sterling and
Mrs. Henry Cook of Columbus and
several nieces and nephews.
The funeral service was held on
Monday at 2 pm. at the First Bap-
fist Church in West jefferson, the
Reverend David Kocher officiating.
Jnterment in Pleasant Cemetery
by the RAIDER Funeral Home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
West jefferson, Fairfield
Win Tournament Openers
Couple Entered In
SaiIfish Derby

Ohioans vacationing in Florida
were making themselves known in
sail fishing circles. A report from
the nineteenth annual silver sail
fish derby of the Palm Beachers,
reveals that local folks are respon-
sible for at least five Of the 500
sailfish released in the derby. John
Sawyer, of the Orleton Farms, was
reported as releasing three, while
Mrs. John Sawyer was reported as
releasing two.
Mr.. Sawyer has returned to his
home here and Mrs. Sawyer re-
manned in Florida for a longer
visit
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
HAROLD WISECUPS
HAVE DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wisecup,
156 South Richardson Avenue, an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Sue Ann, at Mt. Carmel Hospital,
Thursday, February 9. The baby
weighed eight pounds and five
ounces.
Mrs. Wisecup is the former Ar
lene Dunkle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Dunkle, Neil Road, who
was secretary in the office of the
Madison County Extension Agent
for several years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Mrs. Harry Messenger
Is Slightly improved

Mrs. Harry Messenger, patty
Robinson) East High Street, was
reported Monday morning as
slightly improved. She has been
seriously ill in Mt. Carmel Hospi-
tai for the past several days. Her
room number is GAL. Her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robinson,
Chandler Avenue, have returned
from a trip to Florida because of
her illness.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Student Has Part In
OSU Theatre Drama

Jerry Bangham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Bangham, 127 North
Main Street, and a student at Ohio
State University, has part in the
current production of the Ohio
State University Theatre, THE
Devils Disciple" drama by
George Bernard Shaw.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Brother Of Local
Man Dies Monday

Word has been received here of
the death of Arthur L. Wall OF
Walkertown, North Carolina, on
Monday, February 13. Mr.. Wall
died following a four-weeks' ILL
ness. He was the brother of E. A.
Wall of London, who will fly to
Walkertown to attend the funeral
to be held on Tuesday, February
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
MRS. SMELL RETURNS
FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. John Smell returned Thurs
day to her home at Al North Union
Street after a three weeks stay in
Mt. Carmel Hospital. She is recov-
ering after major operation per-
formed a week ago.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
Report Walkaway
From Prison Farm

Police officials reported that
Jessie Reeves, 46, an inmate of the
London Prison Farm, walked away
from the honor camp at the insti-
tuition at about $50 pm. Saturday.
Reeves had been sentenced from
Pike County to one to 20 year
term for forgery, according to the
report.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF
SON SATURDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fisher,
West jefferson, announce the
birth of a son, Timothy at Mt.
Carmel Hospital, Saturday. The
baby weighed seven pounds IA
ounces.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
FLOYD WoOSLEYS
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Z. Woosley,
of Columbus, announce the birth
of a son, Jimmie Dennison, Tues
day, February z, at Doctors Hos
pital. Mrs. WooSley is the former
Judith Ann Butcher of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14
e OUR
"a Town
BOOZE

From the latest rundown
on liquor sales totals, it ap-
pears that the world is really
in a ferment.
LiviNG
There is some disagreement
as to the origin of civilization
but very little doubt as to
what may cause its end. And
if you don't think that it's the
little things that count, think
of the atom.
DEBT
Thing that hurts us the wor-
st is to receive note from a
customer after the 18th notice
stating that he doesn't remem-
ber purchasing the material in
the first place.
FACT go
The lie-detector is nothing
new. Solomon was married to
a thousand of 'en1.
INVENTION
And then there's the one
about the pOinty-headed in
ventor who crossed an electric
blanket with a toaster so that
he could pop out of bed in the
morning.
HOWZAT AGiN?
Truck driver pulled his 20
wheeled rig alongside stalled
foreign car. stuck his head out
the window and yelled,
"Whatzamattah, buddy, need
a new flint p
VIEWPOINT
The best way to start off
the day right is to do the
obvious look into the bath
room mirror and LAUGH!
REDS
Milk production in Russia is
said to be only half of that in
the United States. We pre-
sumo that this is because the
Russians don't pull together.
TEACHING
Teacher: Johnnie, w h a t
does it mean when you say
that your mother belongs to
the church auxiliary p.
Johnnie: 1T means that she
can cookt'
STATISTICS
"The hand that rocks the
cradle, rules the world" is an
expression best explained by
the fact that there are two
and-a-half million more wom-
en- voters in this country than
men!
SUCCESS
You're getting up in the
world when the people who
used to snub you, bore you.
EDUCATION
Americans have spent ID
billion dollars on television
sets since World War ii. This
is some two-and-a-quarter bill
lion more than has been spent
on new educational buildings.
MONEY
Most people are not afraid
of initiation. they are just
afraid of deflation of initiation.
SERMON
The best sermon we ever
heard was one that went over
our head and hit the guy be-
hind us right in the eye.
CONFESSION
Following a stiff examina-
ton, the school-teacher asked
each pupil to swear that she or
he had received no help from
another during the exam. One
young man wrote the follow
ing on his paper. II swear
that I didn't receive no help
on this exam and Lord knows
I couldn't give any"
GLOOM
Mefoofsky was complaining
to Ginsberg. SALES have
fallen off so percent, my wife
has come down with shingles
and Junior caught his toe in
the lawn-mowerr
To which Ginsberg said, $50
what's new"
coNcEiT
Our idea of complete conceit
Is a guy who buys a crew-cut
toupee.
TT 2?
Friend of ours says that he
has a 4-dimensional television
set heighth. width, breadth
and debit
FARMING
Maybe we've said it before
but farming today seems to be
Just a matter of faith, hope
and parity.
OUCH!
For labor the doctors have
come up with twilight sleep.
What's needed now is some
thing similar which can be
used for management.
LAW
LAWYERS disagree on a great
many things but all are in ac-
cord that legal fees should be
paid promptly.
LAST WORD
The American dollar IL
nothing more than 1t has been
cracked up to be.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-14

RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Norman K. Jones, Madison Coun-
~ recorder, returned to his home
on the Springfield R., Sunday fol-
lowing surgery at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital.