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SECURITY FOR YOU
RetirementMoy Prove
Just Your Beginning

! couldn't make very much OF
wed lose our social security"
Jim tossed for several hours
that night after going to bed
He was mulling over Lucy's idea
Of buying or starting q small
business. It's been done by sew
eral other people he knew.
There was the old fellow
down the block who'd started
building pet cages in his base
ment so people going overseas
could ship their dogs. He now
had a good business with almost
all the local airline and steam
ship Offices referring people to
him.
Others Are Recalled
And. how about the retired
poStman who'd bought a plot
Of land beyond the suburbs and
was raising Zoysia grass? He
was selling 1t by the plug to
home-owners through small ads
in the newspapers. It kept him
busy during the summer and
made him q tidy sum.
The fellow who rented boats
where he went fishing was a re-
tired engineer. During the busy
season, he had . young fellow
to help him tote the boats. The
oh-Season he spent repairing
and painting.
He'd had coffee the other day
with one Of the fellows who'd
retired in 1854 from his own
ompany. The fellow had
started q store which rented or
sold skiing equipment to men,
bers Of the local ski clubs. That
was during the winter time.
During the summer he had
high school kids help him re-
pair and sharpen lawn mowers.
Maybe Lucy's got some-
thing he said almost aloud
just before dropping of to sleep.
you may iorite Ray Henri
IN care OF The Star about your
on social security or retirement
proclaim. Please enclose a
stamped. self-Gddressed enue-
lope and rs cents IN cotH.J
Thursday: There ore mony facets
10 did for the disabled.
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seems such.a stubborn condi-
ton" The basic treatment
still seems to be cleanliness and
special diet. We tell patients
to forego nuts. fried foods, fats
and sweets. Occasionally we
prescribe q bland soothing mix
ture to be applied to the face.
We are always on the look
out for new treatments. For
example. ! have been reading
recently Of q new theory about
the causation Of acne. pro-
posed BY N. Elmer MD. He
complains 1t is found where
there is overactivity of the ad-
renal glands. He bases this
belief on the fact that acne
rarely occurs In people who
have Addison's disease (where
the adrenals are underactive)
and that the eruption Is COM
mon In patients who are
treated for a long time with
cortisone or ACTH (Which are
adrenal products. He also
stressed the frequency Of acne
during menstruation and
adolescence; which indicates
some hormonal influence.
Salt Cut Needed
Water retention accompanies
overactivity Of adrenals. There
fore. In the treatment Of acne
patients. he eliminates salt
from the diet tsalt causes wat
er retentionl: and also cuts
down on the patients daily
nuid intake. He also prescribes
potassium chloride freely, in
the cooking. This. he says. in
creases the intracellular fluid
level and promotes normal skin
physiology.
I have not had any personal
experience with this medical
regime in acne: nevertheless.
your child's doctor may think
1t Is worth a try IL other meth
DDS are not helping.
Whatever you do. don't min
imize the Importance Of acne.
1t happens to be the most i'm
portant influence in your
child's life right now.
tkeieased b. The Bell Syndicate. Ine.)
Tomorrow: The effect Of emotionol
Stobility on maFrioee.
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romorou: The effect Of smotionoI
stobilily on moFrioes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-15
BY RAY HENRY

Jim Sawyer had always beer
an active man. He didn't
like. the idea Of climbing on
the shelf after he retired.
But. here it was just six
months until his 65th BIRTH
day. Whether he liked it or not,
he was being retired by his
company after IS years.
His company pension and So
cial security would take care
Of him and his wife. Lucy. with
out much strain. A combination
Of the two would give him
nearly $3.50 a month. He had
some money in the bank and
a home witho'A = mortgage.
Yet. Jim ha a strange feel
ing about the future. He'd had
It for about a year.
In explaining 1t TO his wife.
he compared it with the feel
ing he once had as a boy.
you remember me telling
you about it," he said. 1T was
the time I got lost overnight in
the woods near Uncle Fred's
farm. I had a helpless. gnawing
fear. Nothing intense. Just sort
Of choking"
i've got the same feeling
now. I don't need a doctor. I'm
sure it's because I don't want
to quit work. / won't know what
to do with myself"
why do you have to quit?"
Lucy asked. Il know the COM
pany won't keep you on. But.
can't you get another job7"
Jobhunting Dreaded
Jobs at my age aren't easy
to find," he said. And. I don't
want to work for somebody
else. ! dread the idea of hunt
ing for a job almost as much
as I dread retiring"
How about using some Of
our savings to buy or start a
little business?" she asked.
We've got about $4,000. I
could help and we both could
keep busy"
I'VE couldn't buy much Of a
business even If we spent all
our savings. II we did, we
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Jobhunting Dreaded

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E47ups Rcz
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Acne-More Than Just a Diseose
By Or. PETER J sTElNcRoHN

Let's look in on the lives
Of two high school seniors. 1t
is the night Of the school prom.
the big event Of the year,
Nevertheless. Jim has found
some silly excuse for not going
And so has the other student,
Mary. But deep down they
know the real reason: acne. A
few small pimples on nose and
chin have transformed these
two fine youngsters into inse-
cure. inferior human beings.
Jim is the star Of the loot
ball team and the Idol Of his
school but he doesn't give him
self q chance to find out: he Is
forever withdrawing himself
into his shell because he is
ashamed of his pimples. And
Mary has a good chance Of
being valedictorian. but she
may purposely coast q little in
her studies so she win miss
this honor. She would rather
do that than have to stand up
on q stage in front Of many
people with "her pimples show
ing"
Pimples on the face may not
only leave scars on the skin but
may forever mark the person.
atty with psychological scars.
1t is for this reason that have
always tried to convince parents
Of such youngsters that acne
was not q problem to passed
over lightly.
Hope Important
Send the youngster to your
doctor for periodic visits. The
doctor must be the sort who
also understands the grief that
acne causes. He will then be
sympathetic and bring con-
tinue hope to the depressed
teen-ager. Even in stubborn
cases that do not seem to be
improving. ! recommend that
the weekly visits to the doctor
continue II only for the pur-
pose Of moral support" The
patient must feel that some
body lis trying; that his case
Is not hopeless.
Patients and their parents
ask: rs there anything new
In the treatment Of acne? 1t
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en- offer nothing the men can
enjoy. they will naturally seek
their own amusements. II
they descend to an adolescent
level. 1t simply reflects the
poverty Of their adult mental
lives.
Jane should realize that
"pursing Up her mouth and
walking OF like q regular
prude" may give her q fealine
Of self-righteousness. but does
nothing TO help the situation.
She must contribute more than
criticism 10 make things better
lcepyright. 1857. General Fsaturss
Corp
Tomomov: A father eompIoins thai
his wife 10 mskins . sissy Of the chill.
drsn.
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The Fsmily cssaeil conasls 81 Q
JUDGE, . psyehietrisis. three clergy.
men, Q aswspopsF editor. Q vomun's
editor end two writer's. tech eFtiels
Is Q summary Of en- ocsuol eoss bis.
tory. The eouaell reports On prob
lens thot hove bean dealt with By
Fespoasibls oseaeisL
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
Nixon Party For
Son And Birthdays

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nixon,
West Jefferson-Kiousville Road,
entertained with a family dinner
Sunday that their son, Pfc. Ross E.
Nixon, US. Army, who is on fur
Tough enroute from Ft. Devens,
Mass, to the Far East, might have
a visit with his relatives and also
as a celebration of four birthdays,
These celebrants were, Mrs. c.
c. Dorm, James Vest Sr., and
James Vest Jr., London, and Will
liam Nixon of West Jefferson.
Attending were, Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Dorm, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Vest and family, London; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nixon, West Jeffer-
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Hill
Frankfort; Mrs. Bertha Nixon and
sons, Charles and Joe, and Miss
Anita Shy of Plumwood; Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Nixon and family oi
Mechanicsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Legg of Big Plain; Mrs. Gilbert
Miller and family of Fairborn
John Holloway of Logan and Mrs
Mary Vest of Washington c. H.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
|Bride-Elect Is
Feted At Shower

Miss Laura Deane Dunkle, bride
elect of Blair Reardon, was honor
ed by Miss Judy Turvy and Miss
Judy Balderson with a miscellan-
eous shower on Monday evening at
Coover Memorial Club House.
They were assisted by Mrs. w. B.
Balderson and Mrs. Ted Turvy.
Miss Gloria Brill entertained
with piano selections as the guests
were gathering in the club house
which was decorated with bou-
quets of summer flowers. The SER
wing table had summer flowers in
pastel shades for its centerpiece
with crystal candlesticks on either
side. The lovely gifts were heaped
under a blue umbrella with pink
and blue streamers festooned to
the table corners.
Prizes were awarded to Miss
Barbara Kennedy and Mrs. Tai
madge Young for contests which
entertained the guests before the
honor guest opened her gifts.
Attending the party were: Mrs.
James B. Reardon, Mrs. Jack
Crumley, Mrs. Phyllis Danyia, all
of Columbus; Mrs. Wayne Dunkle,
Miss Barbara Dunkle, Mrs. Rod
ney Wilson, Mrs. Robert Wilson,
Mrs. Roy Dixon, Miss Dorothy
Fisher, Mrs. Bruce Emery, Mrs.
Kenneth Foster, Mrs. Charles
Wyscarver, Mrs. Joe Harrington,
Mrs. Robert McSavaney, Mrs. Ev-
elyn Foster, Mrs. Raymel Eades,
Mrs. Earl Kennedy, Mrs. Glad
stone Holway, Mrs. Robert Dill
lingham, Mrs. Everett McSavaney,
Mrs. J. B. Winters, Mrs. Robert
Lukens, Mrs. Chester Geer, Mrs.
Robert Wickline, Mrs. Clyde Shan
non, Mrs. James Stahl, Mrs. Tai
madge Young, Mrs. Jack Raub,
Mrs. Richard Shoemaker, Mrs.
James Coles, Mrs. Hazel Ford
Mrs. Jean Keefer, Misses Nancy
Harrington, Dorothy Drake, Joan
Morris, Rebecca McSavaney, Ruth
Ann Strine, Nancy Fades, Linda
Kinzer, Ann McCauley, Sue Jones,
GIenna Jenkins, Barbara Kennedy
Donna Clifton, Rose Ann Hayman
Sylvia Pence, Romaine Rector
Sonia Thompson. Gifts were sent
by Mrs. Murray c. Lohr and dau.
ghter, Judy, Mrs. Ed Dixon, Mrs
James A. Rhodes, Mrs. Preston
Coberly, Mrs. John Dunkle, Mrs
Max Dunkle, Miss Dorothy Dun
kle, Mrs. Marlin Hunter, Mrs. Har'
old Wisecup, Mrs. Nose Moon
Mrs. Laura Dillow, Miss Dunkle's
great grandmother, Mrs. Margaret
Seltzer, Miss Nancy Barck anc
Mrs. Jerry Mallory.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
FLOWER LOVERS SHOW FOR
MEMBERS ONLY

The Flower Show sponsored by
the Flower Lovers Garden Club on
Friday afternoon is open to club
members only, because of lack of
room.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
Wright-Shaner
Vous Saturday
In Columbus

The marriage of Miss Ruth Paul
inc Wright, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur G.. Sweitzer, Hartville
and Charles Richard Shaner, son
of Mrs. Bert Swaney, Liberty
Street and Charles ]. Shaner of
Worthington, was solemnized Sat-
urday in West Park Methodist
Church, Columbus, at two o'clock.
The Reverend L. L. Young per-
formed the ceremony before the
altar that was decorated with white
gladioli and pompom chrysanthe-
NUNS.
A gown of ice blue silk taffeta
and imported Chantilly lace was
chosen by the bride. The empire
lace bodice featured scoop neck
line and brief sleeves. Her very
full, waltz length skirt was en-
hanced with a large taffeta bow
and streamers. She wore match
ing hat and theatre veil and car
red a prayer book showered with
stephanotis and a white orchid.
Miss Margaret Jane Sweitzer
was her aunt's only attendant. Her
ballerina length gown of pink taf-
feta was worn with small taffeta
cape. Her semi crescent bouquet
was of pink feathered carnations
Robert E. Jones was best man
for his brother.
A reception was held at 1046
Thomas Avenue, Columbus, where
the couple will be at home after
August fourth. Hostesses were
Mrs. Robert Rizer, Mrs. William H
Rarick and Mrs. Alice Simpson
Mrs. Swaney attended the wedding
of her son and the reception.
The bride was graduated from
Marlboro High School, Marlboro
and is associated with the Pure
Oil Co., tabulating department.
Mr.. Shaner is a graduate of Cen.
tral High School, Columbus anc
Ohio State University. He is tea,
cher and track coach at South
High School, Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
MAYNARD SHASTEENS
HAVE A SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Shasteen,
Mound Street announce the birth
of son Monday morning, July %
at Grant Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
Summer Bride
Is Honored

Mrs. Jerrold Trabue (Beverly
Hines) was honored recently at
two parties. On Friday, July IL,
Mrs. Guy Heath, Mrs. Roy Gossard,
Mrs. Wayne Davey, Mrs. Elden
Bogenrife, Mrs. Max Whiteside,
Mrs. Edward Heath, Mrs. Alter
Arnold, Mrs. Kermit Hankins, Mrs.
Kenneth Dorm, Mrs. Chester Shep-
herd, Mrs. Ray Beatty, Mrs. Ches-
ter Kelso and Mrs. Eldon White
side entertained with miscellan-
eous shower at the Methodist
Church. sres ~
On Wednesday, July II, Mrs.
Jerry Beauman and Mrs. Dave
Klamfoth, cousins of Beverly, en-
tertained with a family party and
linen shower at the home of Mrs.
Beauman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
Sharon Bennett And Artists Giue
Concert In Plain City Church

Miss Sharon Bennett, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bennett
of Plain City, presented a program
in the Presbyterian Church there
last Friday evening to an audience
that was most appreciative of her
exquisite coloratura voice as well
as the talent of her assisting art
lists, Gene Babb of West Jefferson,
pianist and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lowry, who gave respectively,
oboe and flute numbers.
Sharon is a student at Eastman
School of Music in Rochester, NY
and will very soon leave for the
east to resume her studies. She
won great ovations not only for her
Interpretation of numbers from
some of the most famous operas
Barber of Seville" la Boheme, y
and "Lakme" (Indian Bell Song)
but for her winsome, unaffected
personality.
Mrs. Harold r. Bidwell of Lon
don, one of this areas most talent
ed pianists, came in for her share
of praise for her accompaniment OF
the songs.
Gene Babb, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Babb, West Jefferson, stu
dent at Capital University School
of Music, gave an encore after he
had entranced his audience with
one of Chopin's waltzes.
The Lowrys came in for rounds
of applause after their duet, anG
gave an encore. Mrs. Lowry also
accompanied Sharon in a tone.
perfect blending of duet for voice
and flute"
The program was concluded with
two numbers by the vocalist, who
sang as final request for an en-.
core, THE Lords Prayer"
Miss Helen Barto presented the
artists and gave some of their back,
ground in preparation for their de-
lightful concert.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02

Bruce d. Lewis, East Fifth
Street and his grandson, Barry
Jenkins, Park Avenue returned by
plane from a fishing trip to jack
sons Camp. Espanola, Ontario,
Canada. Barrys dad, Frank Jen-
kins, drove up and joined them
for part of their stay.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray c. Lohr
and their younger daughter, jean
ME, East High Street, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Tracey and their younger
daughter, Leslee, Elm Street, spent
the weekend in Cincinnati as a cell
ebration for the birthdays of the
two girls. They were registered at
the Sinton Hotel. The men saw a
ball game Saturday while the 9TH
ers in the party went to Around
the World in 80 Days." and Gin
erama." Sunday all spent the day
at Coney Island.
" "
Mrs. Bud Pendleton and her two
sons, David and John, Liberty
Street, have gone to Florida for 9
two weeks vacation.
~ ~
| Mrs. VIM. H. Riddle, Elm Stree
and Mrs. Earl D. Rea, West Fourth
/ Street, were guests Sunday after
/ noon of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Burn
ham in Worthington.
| ~ ~
Paul NJ. Yauger, North MAR
Street, attended the marriage las
/ Sunday of Miss Marlene Catherin,
England and Robert Wesley Hill
1t was one of Columbus larges
and most beautiful summer wed
dings, an afternoon ceremony a
Trinity Lutheran Church. Mr.. Yau
ger was also a guest at the. recep
tion which followed at Ilonka'
Provincial House on East Broat
Street.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Riddl
and their daughter, Mollie, ar
home from a vacation at Gran,
Lake, Alpena, Michigan.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Dwye
have returned from Walloon Lake
Michigan after weeks outing
Their two sons, Mike and Pat
with Mrs. Dwyer's mother, Mrs
Hazel Brady and her sister, Mis-.
Joan Brady who accompanied
them, remained for another weeks
vacation at the cottage.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
Society," Social Events And News OF The Clubs
Summer Supper For Sorority
At The Harvey Pickens Home

An informal evening with record
player for dancing, followed a
summer ensemble supper at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Pickens, VanWagener Road, re-
Gently, for members of Gamma Pi
Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Sorority and their families.
Attending were, Mrs. Kermit
Kellough and her children, Dave
and Paula, Mr.. and Mrs. Finis
Cartmille, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Markham and children, Billy and
Carol, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Pick
ems and their children, Hugh,
Drew, Lynette and Chris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Jones and son, Bruce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Vallery and
son, Steve, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay My
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
Mrs. Snow Gets
Month Prize At
Country Club

The bridge-lunchers of the Lon
don Country Club, wound up the
month of July Tuesday with five
tables at play, Mrs. James Smith
and Mrs. r. F. Laybeurne hostess
ing the party.
Mrs. c. o. Snow had winning
score for the month, Mrs. Joe NJ
Morrisey, Mrs. o. w. Bridgmar
and Mrs. F. E. holland, holding
weekly winning scores.
Mrs. Harry High and Mrs. Leon
H. Killing, will be hostesses for the
Tuesday, August 6, party.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02

ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bandy
and children, Ralph and Kent and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Parrett and
son, Allen.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gregg and
their children, East Lincoln Ave-
nue., returned last week from va
cation at Daytona Beach, Florida.
Enroute home they stopped for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Deyo
and family, who recently sold their
home on Garfield Avenue and are
now residing at 701 Lynwood, Dub
lin, Georgia. The Crego's daughter.
Barbara is spending this week with
her aunt, Mrs. William Lane, Mr..
Lane and family in Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Supper Party OnH. H. PorterL LaDn

Though it is not customary for
Beta Kappa Chapter of Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Sorority to have
meetings during the summer, Mrs.
Max Porter, the new president.
thought it would be nice idea to
have get-better-acquainted infor-
NAL gathering for members, their
husbands and friends, while there
is a cessation of activities.
So she and Max" invited the
group to the home of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II. Por-
ter, North Main Street, which has
such beautiful lawn to the south
of the house and here the tables
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
Former Residents
To Celebrate
10th AnniUersary

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond M. Tho
mas Sr., former London residents,
will be honored at an open house
Sunday, August fourth at their
home on Tarbutton Road, South
Vienna, Ohio, R.R. 1.
Their children, Mrs. Hugh II.
Hoffman of Dayton and Raymond
NJ. Thomas Jr., who are entertain
ing for them, have invited friends
and relatives to call between IL
noon and six o'clock, as celebra-
tion of their fortieth wedding an
niversary.
Mrs. Thomas is the former Mar
garet Carpenter of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
Miss Gerber Is
Feted At Party

Mrs. Patrick Marrah, her dau-
ghters, Mrs. Edward Flynn and
Mrs. George Swyers and her dau-
ghter-in-law, Mrs. John Marrah of
Columbus, on Tuesday evening in
vited friends to Coover Memorial
Club House to meet Miss Patricia
Gerber of Wheaton, Illinois, fian-
Gee of Mrs. Marrah's son, Richard
Marrah.
The guests were entertained at
bridge and canasta with score
awards to the honor guest, Miss
Gerber who held high score for
bridge and to Mrs. Robert Prof
fit for canasta. The honoree was
also presented with handsome
gift by the hostesses.
The club house had simple and
artistic arrangements of summer
flowers throughout the rooms and
when the guests were invited to
the dining-room for dessert, Mrs.
Marrah poured at a table of un-
usual beauty. The centerpiece was
a flower be-decked three-tiered
simulated wedding cake flanked
on either side with crystal prismed
candlesticks that had dainty bou-
quets in their centers.
Among the guests were: Mrs. G..
w. Putnam Jr., Mrs. Alfred Lang
en-, Mrs. F. E. Kidwell, Mrs. John
Gaynard, Mrs. Robert Proffitt,
Mrs. VIM. c. Hodge, Mrs. Eugene
Marinelli, Mrs. James T. L. Mar
tin, Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. John
w. Stroupe, Mrs. VIM. H. Morris,
Mrs. William Daily, Mrs. Wayne
Snyder, Mrs. John Steel, Miss Lou
ise Richmond, Miss Mary Davis,
Mics Anne DickerSOn
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02
Hello Girl" Goes
To Southern Bell"

Miss Margaret E. Cook, London
R.R. 2, with the Ohio Bell Tele-
phone Company, has been given a
transfer to the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company in Miami, Florida.
Her new address is Miss Margaret
E. Cook, Florida Villas, Apt. NJ,
sos N. E. 85th Street, Miami, Fla.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ham
mond and family of Newcomers
town spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ham
mond, AZ East Center Street. On
Sunday the family had picnic at
Clifton Park near Springfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02

were spread for an ensemble picnic
supper last Saturday evening.
The flood lights in the yard
were turned on and after the sup
per the "Sig Alphs" and their
guests turned their attention to
croquet and table tennis.
Enjoying the hospitality of the
Porters were: Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reeder, Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon
Butcher, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. James Crea-
mer, Miss Dorothy Dunkle, Miss
Annalee Miller, Robert Murray
and Kenny Hayes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-02

Harold r. Bidwell, and the Bid
wells younger daughter, Linda,
Miss Dorothy Gibson and Miss
Margaret Converse accompanied
Mrs. Bidwell to Plain City for the
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18
Olson and Muxim
Fight in Oregon

PORTLAND. Greg, June 10
(R.-Bobo Olson, who says he's
just as durable now as when he
held the middleweight cham
pionship two years ago. tries q
comeback tonight.
He meets clever joey Maxim,
former ight-heavyweight cham
pion. in a scheduled 10-round
bout here. Olson's manager. Sid
Flaherty Of San Francisco, fig
ured Maxim was just the man to
test whether Olson was ready 70
resume the big time ring pace.
Olson has been managing a
Vancouver night club since Fla
herty last year decreed he should
quit boxing-at least for awhile.
Olson had suffered two knock
outs at the hands of Sugar Ray
Robinson before Flaherty
banned Olson because Flaherty
did not feel Bobo was in proper
condition. Olson blamed mari
tai and financial troubles, plus
having to get down to the 160-
pound middleweight limit. for his
defeats.
Olson will weigh about ITS
pounds tonight. Maxim will be
some 10 pounds heavier.