Page Four .. THE SEMI-WEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT, LONDON. OHIO Friday, June 4, 1954

THIS IS MY BEST 4-H CLUB from Ml claims and interests of do- that there be and Is hereby ' person and estate have been filed Sommers Dairy Herd fendanta therein and for such other created a new local school dis- in the Probate Court of Madison The fifth meeting of the Tais relief, legal and equitable as majr ti iet composed of all the terri­ County, Ohio for approval and set­ Is My Best 4-H Club was held on OSU To Release Has Unusual, Record be proper in the premises. tory comprising what is tlement: Lydia A. Carter Estate Said defendants are required to presently known as the Range Number 11,9St; Docket 5 Page 555. May 31st., at the home of Patric­ answer on or before the 10th day of Local School District, the Unless exceptions are filed there­ ia and Marjorie Dials. The meet­ Education Movie The purebred Ayrshire dairy July, 1954, or judgement will bn Stokes Local School District, to, said account will be for hearing herd of N. D. Sommers & Sons of taken against them. and the Madison Rural Local before said Court, on the 7‘h day ing was called to order by Pit Forrest K. Sldener, School District, AND THAT, the of July, 1954, at which time said Dials and the following subjects COLUMBUS, O., — Release of Grove City has achieved top rec­ Administrator clerk of the Madison County account will be considered and con­ SPORTS a new all-color sound motion pic­ ognition during a recent month for By Forrest E. Sidener, Jr», At­ Board of Education be and is tinued from day to day until finally were discussed. Old business, a hereby instructed to cause a disposed of. outstanding production. The 27 torney, London, Ohio, May 27. 1954 Any person Interested may file slight change in the date of the ture, depicting the educational May 28 June 4 11 18 25 July 2. copy of this resolution to be purposes and functions of the Ohio Grove City producers are credit­ published in the Madison Press written exceptions to said account Bake Sale. It will be held on June NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT * once a w’eek for two consecu­ or to matters pertaining to the ex­ 26th., 9:00 A. M., at Ray and State University, was announced ed with averaging 1108 pounds of Jlstate of Nancy M. Patton Ddi- tive weeks, such publication to ecution of the trust, not less than »ABE RUTH LEAGUE be completed not later than the five days prior to the date ret for Eagles To Play this week by university officials. 4.27r milk and 47 pounds of but­ ceased John R. Patton, Mt. Sterling, hearing. Maurice E. Beathard, Pro­ Carpenters. Also the 4-H model­ third Saturday following the SUNDAY MAY 3Q Ohio, H R. 2 has been duly appoint­ bate Judge. ing course and 4-H Camp was dis­ The 35-minute 16mm film, pro­ terfat, actual, which placed them ed and qualified as Administrator adoption of this resolution.” duced by the Department of Pho­ among the nation's top Ayrshire of the Estate of Nancy M. Patton The motion was seconded by Mr. RHE cussed. New business, the Club Fhrlh Lewisburg on be herds in the Ayrshire Herd Test late of Madison County, Ohio, de­ Murray. DODGERS 121 picnic was discussed tod also tography the campus, will ceased. The roll call was as follow®; Call, The London Eagles Soft Ball Baker and Turvey Community projects. available on a free loan basis to Division of 25 to 50 cows. Dated thia 24th day of May A.D. yea; Murray, yes; Meekef, yes; in With 16,000 cows on test, the 1954. Number 12,159 Docket C Page Snyder, yes; Lee, yes. Team motored to North Lewis­ TIGERS 2 3 0 After the meeting was adjourn­ high schools and other groups 28. Maurice E. Boathard, Probate The motion was accordingly de­ burg over the week end and re­ Garrard and Fergison ed refreshments were served and Ohio through the university's Ayrshire holds the record among Judge of said County. clared adopted. all dairy breeds as having the May 28 June 4 11 May 19, 1954. turned home with another victory Hitting star Fergison Home run games were played. Bureau of Public Relations. May 27, June 3 • . chalked up in their score book. RHE The next meeting will be held Production of the film, entitled highest percentage of cows on Resolution for th? n of a teste PRORATE NOTK'E — Approval and They won oy a score of 6 to 3. INDIANS 15 13 1 on June 14th., at the homo of “The University Story” was the New Local School District under .outgrowth of idea suggested by •Section Ohio Revised < ode. Settlement of Account. Account and The team they defeated played Tomblison and Arrick Mary Lou Hill. an Mr. Cail offered the following vouchers of the following named into the semi-finals in the Tri­ PIRATES 8 12 3 Judy Chamberlain Dr.Bland L. Stradley, vice presi­ TmoiiA+U cot nf resolution: State Championship play off held star Arrick 2 doubles dent for student affairs. It is airry- MADhflN COEM’V, OHIO Inasmuch as the Madison County Hitting News Reporter _ No. 12,lO7-< Board of Education has received GET THE BEST! in Hamilton Ohio last year. Lou 1 single td at acquainting prospective stu­ Forrest E. Sidencr, JrA petitions bearing the signatures of Administrator of the Estate Smith w.io went the entire route W L p CANAAN PREMIUM STRIVERS dents, alumni, parents groups and a large preponderance of the elect­ GET of Lkutha Slack, Dec'd. ors residing in the Range Local, the for the local 9 allowed only 6 scat­ TIGERS 1 0 1000 The Canaan Premium Strivers citizens of Ohio with the univer­ ■ Plaintiff Ntokes Local, and the Madison tered hits. Bobbie Converse who INDIANS 1 0 vfc Rural Local School Districts, ask­ 1000 held their fourth meeting at the sity and its educational functions Leona Chapas, et. al., used to pitch for London was the PIRATES 0 1 DOO ing the Madison County Board of home of Mrs. Louis Converse on and opportunities. Defendant® Education to create a new local losing pitcher. Whitie Pfarr hit DODGERS 0 1 000 May 27th. Committees for the Ice LRGAI. NOTICK school district to be composed of The complete cycle from high The unknown heirs, devisees, leg­ all the territory in the Ranpie Local, • ELECTRIC RANGES his 5th. home run of the season Thurs. June 3 6 p.m. Tigers vs cream social were assigned. The atees administrators and assigns of school graduation through univer­ the Stokes Local, and the Madison • ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS, with one man on base. This same Indians Ice cream social will be on June Bertha Black, deceased, whose Rural Local School Districts, in team will play the Eagles here in Fri. June 4 6 p.m. Pirates vs sity graduation is portrayed In the places of residence are unknown order to improve high school facil­ 11th. It will be given by the Cana­ and cannot be ascertained will take • ELECTRIC HOME FREEZERS London Friday night of this week, Dodgers w film. Scenes in classrooms and ities and to provide & more effi­ an Country Club and Canaan Pre­ notice that on the 27th day of May, cient school system; with Converse and Smith again Sat. June 5 6 p.m. Dodgers vs laboratories, as well as views of 1954, Qie plaintiff, Forrest E. Sick HOME APPLIANCE SHOP mium Strivers. All members were “BE IT RESOLVE© by the facing each other. Indians the university’s extensive building ener, Jr., Administrator of the Es­ Madison County Board of Edu­ present. A committee for the Plain tate of Bertha Black, deceased, cation, tn accordance with Sec­ Phone 68 l E. High St. program are included. The tradi­ filed his petition against them in tion 3311.26, Ohio Revised Code, City Fair Booth was assigned. The tional flag-raising at Ohio Stad­ Probate Court of Madison Count v, POST TIMS St'is Junior leaders helped the younger Ohio, the same being Cause No. 12,- MeBiirg Coach To ium and entrance of the famous 107-A in said court for the sale of members fill out parts of their certain real estate with consent of The foot-ball marching band, and a the distributees in said petition des­ 41 NIGHTS books and gave the girls assign­ few football scenes are among cribed as follows: Bhve To Celina ments. Hostesses were Charlene other highlights of the - Univer­ Situated in the County of Mad­ CARUSO’S June 8 Through July 34 Teen-Age Hennis and Haila Roby. Recrea­ ison, tn the State of Ohio, in the Bill Spitzer, head football, base­ sity’s numerous activities seen in Village of South Solon, and being Nightly Except Sunday tion was enjoyed by all. The next the film. described as follows: 1 ball and assistant basketball Set meeting will be on June 10th. Beginning at a atake In the FKERIA and RESTSUPAHT coach at Mechanicsburg High Written and directed by Prof. southwest corner of an allev inter­ INTRODUCING TNI NRW School for the past four years, to­ Martha Pennington Robert W. Wagner, under the secting Cleveland Street, and run­ Phyl, Lin and Anne News Reporter ning north to County Road; thence * AUTOMATIC day announced he had resigned supervision of Prof. F. W. Davis, north one hundred and forty-two PIZZAS TO CARRY OUT TOTALiSATOR to accept the position of head DEERCREEK COOK, STITCH chairman of the Department of feet to a stake; thence west, 50 t There were three big nights for feet to a stake; thence south one WAGERftHO* football coach at Celina High the eighteen seniors who displayed AND CHATTER CLUS Photograph^ “The ' University hundred and forty-two feet to a 3610 West Broad Street School. their talents in the class play. The sepond meeting of the Deer­ Story” was some two years in the Stake; thence east 50 feet to the Randolph 9328 Columbus, Ohio * DAILY DOUBLES Sptizer turned out some power­ “Our Miss Brooks” took more than making. The back-ground music place of beginning, and containing ful grid teams during his stay at creek Cook, Stitch, and Chatter 25 and 8/100 poles and being Eot firing the Entire Family the work of the cast though, for Club was held at the home of was composed by Prof. Norman No. 12, in James F. Crawfords Sec­ Mechanicsburg with a record of there were twenty-seven others Phelps^ of Ohio State's School of ond Addition to South Solon, Ohio. 23 victories and 13 defeats. Last Linda Finchum on May 20th, Bob­ For a more complete descriplion, working behind the scenes. We by Howard, Terry Greene, and Music,‘and the score performed by see plat of said Addition. Being year, he lost but ore game, the want to say “Thank you” to Miss several university musical units. Tract II of the same premises, con­ season’s finale to unbeaten Ur­ Long and all those who helped to Janet Sturgill gave demonstra­ veyed by F. Ray Whitaker and tions. After the meeting we had a Mary M. Whitaker to Lawrence G. bana. make the play the success that it Cleaning rugs with ammonia or Black: and Bertha Black by Deed “I have enjoyed my stay at Me­ was. wiener roast dated December 11, 1951 and re­ Carol Flannery other strong alkalies causes bleed­ corded in Vol. 147, page 216, Deed chanicsburg,’’ he said Tuesday ing of dyes and damages wool Records Majison County, Ohio. OjUHE Things were really rolling on night, “and regret leaving at this News Reporter fibers. The prayer of said petition is for time. However, the Celina offer Thursday when the schoolhouse the sale of said real estate free was just too attractive to turn got its real last workout jn the form of Recognition Day. After down. I wish my successor and INDIVIDUALITY future Mechanicsburg teams the the presentation of awards in the auditorium, report cards were Individuality is everywhere to be best of luck in future years.” spared and respected as the root r,d yeu to® will At Celina, Spitzer will be com­ handed out for the last time. Con­ gratulations to everyone who re­ of everything good. peting in the Western Buckeye — Jean Paul Ritcher ’"■’i, ’for jny Rtetedion League which also includes Belle­ ceived awards! fontaine. The Country Club was the set­ TIRE SALE! ting for the Senior Banquet Thurs­ Little League day night when the class got to­ Bert Swaney i gether for some food and fun. To wul—PERRCTIO - , ------irrTMHff Has New Magazine enjoy themselves before the com­ Welding Service Don’t miss this! We’l! dlow you ing of Friday and its more serious “The Little Leaguer”, national side, they were entertained with Acetylene and Electricity publication on junior baseball, is­ a reading of the Will and Pro­ BS&BSWGRAIN BINS sued its first edition in June. The phecy. There was even a program More and more farmers are finding BS&B Steel Grain Bine . publication will be sent to sub­ by some of the classes more “tal­ At Your Place or Mine the way to better grain protection and lower cost storage. A scribers six times per year. Those ented” members! comparison will contince you too that “Perfection” bins will wishing a subscription may send 138 Liberty Street serve1 ?'your needs lest. They’re built to last for years, are! Friday night brought Commen­ movable • • and require no special tools or skills to erect, a dollar to: Little League, Will­ See us. iamsport, Pennsylvania. Please en­ cement and we sadly watched our Phone 1283-W London | THESE « BIG FEATURES MAKE seventy-one favorite seniors re­ Five popular close address. »li»» - 1.000 W ceive their diplomas to mark the 9,200 bushel* Qi ~_____ RFFCTIOH" BINS BEST MUSIC end of their days at London High. EXCLUSIVE CAP-TYPE VENTI­ Music should strike fire from the But the end of Commencement LATOR fit* over roof eection, prfl- 25/o 0 FF •et-U against leaks and blowing. 1 < heart of man, and bring tears wasn’t the end of the evening by -WAY VENTILATOR bolt* *hui from the eyes of woman. far, for the P. T. A. party for the Today’s •dju*ts to I” opening or U rrmow. seniors was just beginning. By the able for 21" center-filling open in ft I list price for your old tires on - -Beethoven ANOPY ROOF keep* rain and1 time they finally readied home .now out, protect* w*U» front; they’d been through a night of eave* dripping. < CORRUGATED CONSTRUCTION; well-organized dancing, games, Rive* extra atrength. Cadmiurn- movies, and ended with a break­ lated bolt* and nut* resist ru»t, ■NE-P1ECE DOOR FRAMl fast served in the cafeteria. Now matches corrugat-d aide-wail* for, good/^ear you’ll understand why the new tight fit. Full a.ft. wide door. 29 graduates are looking so sleepy! 4-GA STEEL FLOOR, mads ta 9 , halve* with sturdy »p)ice plataa, ia i Since the senior member of our snastic-realed to keep vermin out I ■ trio, Phyllis Baker, is leaving us aK ' Htra'i yow BS *B*P*rfectfoa Grain Bia Deoierlj tjhis year, we will be a duo until a “helper” is selected for us next DELUXE fall. Our congratulations to Phyl­ SPECIALS lis on her graduation; you’ll be Did You Know “World s First Choice” hearing from the other two of us 1953 DODGE These are not just ordinary tires! ; in September again. Till then, ev­ They’re Goodyear Deluxe Tires — the ' "MAOY-rO-WORK" i eryone have a swell vacation! Radio, Heater & Gyro. • You con fake 4 yetfft to pay for this bin same first-choice, first-quality tires that 2 tone finish car makers put on more new cars than ; So long! • There will be a 90 million bushel shortage .---- W"" » "y'i ...... Il any other kind. They’re the tires that ‘ f' of 'wheat storage space. more motorists prtjer. Act now and j 1953 PLYMOUTH .SAVEk USED TRUCK ! Don’t miss these BIG allowances for I See this better built bin on display at 4 H NEWS 4-Dr. Cranbrcok I your present tires turned in on Deluxe ’ Extra Low Mileage . or Deluxe Super-Cushions by Goodyear. ‘ GREEN RANGE SR. 4-H CLUB MARTIN FARM SUPPLY BARGAINS! The president opened the meet­ SK YOUR ing, then asking Sondra to lead 19'2DODGE 67 W. Center St. - London, Ohio - Phone 210 SIH AUOWANCE HERE 1953 FORD the members in the pledge. 2J% *H Coronet tey- IMW etlo*o*<* The Secretary’s report was TIM b*f*rt trede-ie SALE PRICEl I ton Stake Body, 4 given. , 4-Dr. R & H. Gyro Trans. speed trans. 8 cyl. Look, The roll call was taken. Light Blue Finish YOR5HOO KNOVUHS 6.00 x 16 $20.60 $15.45* ike new. Save plenty The president suggested we give 6.40 x 15 21.55 16.1 5* reports on our projects in the 1951 PLYMOUTH 6.70 x 15 22.60 16.95* club. 7.10 x 15 25.09 1951 DODGE Our next meeting was June 2, Suburban, Light Green Finish 18.75* 1954, at Phillip Hankin’s home. Low Mileage 6.50 x 16 25.40 19.05* Ve ton pickup, Dark Gr Mary Davis 7.60 x 15 27.40 20.55* :inish, 4 speed trans. De News Reporter 8.00 x 15 30.10 22.55* uxe Cab. 195(TpONT!AC PERFECT PROJECT 8.20 x 15 | 31.40 23.55* Radio & Aeater, Hydramatic PRODUCERS 4-H CLUB ’plot Ms and yow rKoppobl* tiro Sole ends July 3rd 1947 DODGE The fourth meeting of the Per­ 26000 Miles. Extra clean. fect Project Producers 4-H Club Heavy Dufy V/i ton. Ha was held at the home of Richard EXTRA LOW mice VALUE! ebuilt 2'/? ton motor, 11 Garrison. We answered the roll 1949 PLYMOUTH YoorlrTenJIy Farm Bureau f*n| SEE THIS LOW COST TIRE NOW! t. Grain Bed. t call by naming a fish. After­ Super Deluxe 4-Dr. A one car truck tervlceman—with hi* sorvico wards, there was a demonstration owner. Jet Black finish*^ station on wheaie—can feko cere ©t ALL your petroleum oeedu MARATHON Super-Cushion PATHFINDER by COOOAno 1947 FORD on the difference between a mam­ mal, a bird, a reptile, and a fish by • it’s brand new| $ by ’Richard Garrison and Dick 1948 PONTIAC GASOLINE MOTOR Oil; COOD/¥e&R ’/a ton pickup, 4 speec ngular $16.95 before hade-la Howard. For refreshments we j YauTre going to want plenty of Longer spring day* will meao morg rans, new paint. Helpe Radio and Heater • pot « setondl KI 1 ,k, were served grilled cheese sand- POWER for your springtime*, working hours for your tractor *4 SALE pha la» end .prings. Light Green finish wuJigg, kopj-aid, and popsicles. plowing. Farm Bureau Gaso­ you'll want the PLUS protection /PRICED i(J • not a retread! snmisM extra" special! Richard Garrison line will furnish all the power found only in Bureau Premium Mot of News Reporter 19'47 PLYMOUTH you're going I© aoed. Make OIL H protect* under oil operating 1949 STUDEBAKER arrangement* now to hove •onditione—H lubrkato*, cleeji*, seals ; 5.00 x 16 MARATHON MERRY MAIDENS SR. CLUB x 4-Dr. Light Gray finish you leno loah filled* an4 The Merry Maidens Sr,. Club 'wj—smm $ 1249 6.70x1$ SIZE.. 2 ton, chassis and cab ',te«two trade-la ■ m v sscappaMa Hn 2 speed rear axel met June 1st. The leader, Mrs. E. dnrasE s. tea oM rtcepeabie *• M. Ridenour started the meeting 19« CHEVROLET Jheee long hour* of operation =------This Week Only! off by discussing our future pro­ ’ 2-Dr. New Paint. put eatra strew and strain on EVEN BIGGER DOLLAR SAVINGS ON WHITE SIDEWALLS during this . jects. The meeting was then car­ your equipment . . . protect Good condition. $1.00 down per tiro —Pay o* little a* $1.25 a weeklU ried on by a business meeting ♦ ’ W. It with the now Unleo PrenUv*- S247.09 ■" '>■ ... wm-!" jj1 ■' y11 - conducted by the president. Pat­ Hulti-Purpose Greai> terns were fitted and some placed 3b Other Cars to Choose from on the material. The next meeting Priced from $35.00 Up R. H. Ardrey, Inc. will be held on June Sth at 1:30 Dodge Truck Declef at the home of Mrs. O. E. Liller. R. N. Jirdrey Inc. • . 3. Modfson Transportation will be provided if l-arm Bureau Co-op a High and Oak Stc. members will call Mrs. E. M. Open Evenings til 9 p.m. MEADE TIRE STORE Ridenour and Mrs. Liller. 70 E’ St Phone 255-W Phone 246 EMILIE GRAVES Phone Lot 609 Sales Room 246 London, Ohio City, News Reporter ,PhoM 726 Phone 3.2294