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Friday, September 2, 1955 Page Four THE SEMI-WEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT. LONDON, OHIO ’ FORMER RESIDENT TRAINS NATIONAL VIEWS & NEWS WEST JEFFERSON NEWS’ ^s? SPORTS West Jefferson Schools Will Open
Th* young lefthander was f On Tuesday Morning, September 6 Eagles Win Game brought up from the Redlegs’ The West Jefferson schools will Nashville farm club on July 19 open on Tuesday morning, Sep after compiling an 8-2 record. His tember 6, at 8:35 A.M. The school With Sportsmen strikeout record was the best in buses will run at the usual time. Ox Roast Program the league per innings pitched. He School will be dismissed about The London Eagle* Soft Ball walked but 45 batters in 127 in 11:00 A.M. on Tuesday with full Saturday, September 3 Team won their second game in nings for Nashville and has con- sessions for all grades starting on 5:00 P.M. -s- Grounds and con the Class B tournament in Co tini it'd his fine control work with Wednesday. Cafeteria at both the cession stands open. lumbus Saturday night by defeat the Redlegs, issuing free transpor high school and "B” school will ing the Sportsmans 25 Club by a tation to only eight men in his open on Wednesday. 6:00 P.M. — Pet Parade. score of 7 to 0. first 47 innings of hurling. The Redlegs return to Crosley Birth “certificates will be requir- 6:00 P.M. — First.salute and The game was played on the Field action the night of Wednes er for all kindergarten children drawing. Linden Field before a capacity day, September 7 in the first of and for all new firs* graders who crowd and Cunningham, the local 8:00 P.M. *— Salute and draw two games with Philadelphia. This did not attend kindergarten here. tag. pitcher, had complete control of will be "Furriers Night,” “Home the game the entire distance. He The ’kindergarten will be held 9:00-12:00 P.M. — Dancing “Un Builders Night,” and “St. Bernard CONSTRUCTION in Las der the Stars”. struck out 14 batters and allowed Kiwanis Night'’ In the front room of the Township only two hits during the entire Vegas, Nev., (above), is Hall. contest. The two clubs will conclude the viewed by passers-by as Sunday, September 4 crane and backhoe pow Grad* one and two rooms of series with a 1:30 P.M. afternoon ered by Cat Diesel Engines 2:00 PM. — Horseshoe-pitch PFC Claude F. Kronk, 23. son of Mr. and Mi's. Chllord in. Kronk, For the local boys, Weimer and game on Thursday, September 8. grade two will attend “B” School ing, Kiddie rides and drawing. Route 3, London, Ohio, (foreground) demonstrates a bayonet thrust in Dorn were the outstanding hitters. excavate trench for new Grades four and five will attend The world champion New York fvur-foot storm sewer. 4:00 PM. Band Concert. Japan for Sergeant First Class Lawrence Tucker, chief clerk, admini Weimer getting three for three, Giants follow the Phils into Cros (CNS PHOTO) the Annex building on the corner strative division. Private First Class Kronk is a clerk typist in the one of which was a home run. of Frey and Pearl Streets. 4:00 P.M. • Drawing and sal- radio division of The Adjutant General’s section in Headquarters, ley Field. Willie Mays and com ute. Dorn getting two for two and one pany meet the Redlegs in a Fri The other rooms of grade two, Army Forces Far East and Eighth Army. Kronk entered the Army in of his was a round tripper. LEAPING LASS enjoying 4:00 Grounds open for August 1954 and arrived in Japan last February. He is a 1950 graduate day night game on September 9 cool sea breeze, (right), grade three, and grades six ■ family4 picnics. of West Jefferson High School and a former student at Ohio Wesleyan They play again this Monday ("Union Label Night” and “Wally is Diane Williams voted through twelve tyill attend the 7 night at 7 P.M. at Sunshine Park 6:00 I’.M. — Salute and draw- University, where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta. His wife, Post Fan Club Night”); and in < I “Miss Sunshine” at Miami main building. ing. Betty, is with him in Japan. (US Army Photo) which is on Mound Street at the Saturday afternoon game on Sep ' Beach, Fla. (up photo) The faculty roster is as follows: David Davies Packing Company Kindergarten - Mary Ellen As 8:00 P.M. r Salute and draw that their Sunday Schools will tember 10. ing. profit. plant. Their opponents will be the The first-place Brooklyn Dod ' CANINE COUPLE, (be drey; Grade one - Mereium Al Group Sponsors Ten Mile Inn, of Columbu*. gers will oppose the Redlegs '< r low), seem to be going for lison, Beatrice Culp, Dorthea Monday, September 5 Rev. D. Merle Hill, Plain City Sunday, September 11 in the last spin in family car as the Rothwell, and Grace Webb; Grade is Dean of the School. Sunday doubleheader of the sea-j two Boxers await their two - Pauline Ashmore, Avis 10:00 A.M. — Grounds open. Sunday School The Methodist churches compos Jug Has Mo Horse master in Rock Island, Ill. Bockstahler, and Verona Hender 10:00 A.M. -*• Salute and draw ing the Darby Plains Group Min son. (UP PHOTO) After an idle September 12, the; son; Grade three - Gertrude Dear- Ing. Teaching Course istry are: Big Plain, Lilly Chapel, Redlegs and Pittsburgh meet in doff, Nellie Mayo, and Elizabeth 11:00 A.M. — Athletic Games. Georgesville, Gillivan, West Jeff In Favorite Role Young; Grade four - Martha En erson, Lafayette, Irwin, Milford a night game on Tuesday evening, 12:00 Noon Salute and draw- A teachers’ training school for Center, Plain City, Plumwood, 1' While every single one of the September 13. Golfer George Bay gle, Christine Hovis, and Kather ing. Christian workers is being spon er will put on aa exhibition .prior ine Spangler; Grade five - Kenn 1:00 P.M.' — Water Fight. Somerford and Unionville Center. previous Little Brown Jugs has sored by the -Darby Plains Group Tuesday evening, October 4, been a ding-dong affair, the 1955 to the game. eth Coe and Carrie Headley; 2:00 P.M. — Salute and draw Ministry. Grade six - Gary Jainshig and ing. there will be a Fellowship Coun edition promises to be the great The Redlegs return from a cil meeting, consisting of three est of them all. Main reason for weekend in Chicago to meet the Dessa McCoy. 3:00 P.M. — Sek<-tion of *‘Ox There will be 'instruction for strong Milwaukee Braves in a High School teachers arer Roast Queen”, Sunday School teachers in the representatives of each church in this contention is the fact that not the Group Ministry. Miss Roberts, a single colt or filly stands out night game on Tuesday, Septem James Adams - Vocational Ag 4:00 PJiL Salute and draw- children’s division, and for teach riculture; John Baldwin - Indus ing. ers of -youth, also Fellowship Director of Children’s Work, Ohio in an undisputed favorite’s role. ber 20 and in an afternoon game Annual Conference, of the Metho- Winter book choice, Quick on September 21. trial Arts; Ewen Bryden - Social 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. — Serving of counselors, Sunday School super- Chief, lived up to that role for Following two idle days, the Science, Driver Education and Ox Roast. intendents and any one who may dirt church, will be the speaker. some time, but in the Geers Stake Chicago Cubs come here to close Physical Education; Norma Car 6:00 P.M. — S^ute and draw- ,be interested. ney - Science, Social Science, and ing. at Goshen, he could do no better the season with a Ladies Day- The school is to be held in the Hanscel Reunion Knothole Day afternoon game on Physical Education; Paul Cochran 8:00 P.M. — Salute and draw- than fifth. To confuse maltol's xviS'i niiiiiiiiirtii Methodist Church in West Jeffer more, he came out of a later race Saturday, September 24 and in a - Science; Randall Buchman » ing. At Wilson Home order of the day for most of the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Capnn- Social Science, History and Math 9:00 son, each Tuesday night of Sep sick ,and at the present time his Sunday afternoon game on Sep to 12:00 P.M. Dancing. tember, at 8 o’clock. The dates very Jug starting status is doubt tember 25. 17 practice days before the Quan ger entertained at dinner Sunday ematics; Gladys Clark - Commer 10:00 EM. Salute ana draw The annual Hanscel reunion was cial; Ethel Jacobson - Mathemat are the 6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th. held at the Charles B. Wilson ful. 4 Tickets for Redleg home games tico lid-lifter. in honor of the tenth birthday an ing. Dottie’s’ Pick after winning in can be obtained by writing or vis ics; Russell Kell - Science; Mary 11:00 P.M. Drawing of The teaching courses are: Kin honie on Middle Pike, Sunday, Prior to the start of practice niversary of their son, Roland. A Mooney - English and Latin; Shir- dergarten, Rev. Robert Meredith, August 28, with sixty nine pres 2:00 at Vernon, gained a great iting the Cincinnati Redlegs the Musketeers will undergo phy large birthday cake with lighted “Grand Prize”. deal of Jug support from this ef Downtown Ticket Office, 307 Vine Oare - Vocational Home Econom Auction of 4-H Club steer dur West Jefferson; Primary, Rev. ent. sical examinations, pos* for pub tapers featured the table decora ies; Elizabeth Russell - English Lessel Rucker, Milford Center; — A baskc^ dinner and social time fort, but in her next start she was St. No telephone orders are ac licity and program pictures and re tions. The guests were Mr. and ing the evening . soundly trimmed by two non-eli- cepted. '• Okey Santee will have charge of Juniors, Rev. Ralph Harmon, La was enjoyed by relatives from ceive football practice and game Mrs. Max Lowry and sons of Ur all instrumental music and high euchre club meets fayette; Methodist Youth Fellow Leipsic, Hilliards, Columbus, Geor gibles to the premier pacing clas uniforms. bana rural, Marlin Palmer of sic*. school music. Elizabeth Poulson SATURDAY NIGHT ship. Rev. B. Hammons, Lilly gesville, Springfield, London and Ho rseshoe Clubs Springfield, Mrs. George Palmer, will teach the elementary music. The Saturday Nite Euchre Club Chapel. West Jefferson. Each week, also, some new eli Charles and Linda Caplinger. gible. previously unknown, pops In Match Aug. 21 Stock Car Races Other employees are: Secretary, met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. The Ministers have made con up with an upset ovej,' more noted Mrs. Florence Locke, who un Virginia Gillivan; Cooks, Mildred Guy Blauser, Saturday evening. siderable effort to prepare for the Mr. and Mrs. Gene Haas and opposition.. derwent* feurgery at Springfield Craig, Bessie Speasmaker, and Prizes were won by Mrs. William classes and have the courses ac son, John, of Medina, are spend The South Nelson Road Bath Irene . Rings; . Custodian, Ray Culp, Mrs. Guy Blauser, Mr. By credited by the General Board of ing the week with the latter’s sis Among these “dark horses” is Horseshoe Club of Columbus and Proving Popular city hospital ten days ago, was rte- ^al O Matic, who routed a field - moved to the home of her son-In mond Sollars, Roy .Lambert and ron Johnson 4nd Mr. Major Mer Education of the Methodist church. ter, Mrs. Winfred Truitt and fam the West Jefferson Horseshoe rick. • Nashville, Tennessee, and feel ily at Lilly Chapel. that included Meadow Ace, Mead Club played an informal match .Stock car racing at the Spring law. and daughter. ’ Mr .and Mrs. Phillip Smith. -J-• - ’ ■ < ow Leo. Rapid Chief and Ameri- on Sunday, August 21 at West field Speedway is proving one of Charles KrUgh, Friday.' Her cdfr- ^'Mrs. Ashmore, Mr. Coe and Mr. can Way with a 2:03 1/5 mile at the better Sunday evening sports dition'^it satisfactory. e $ Cochran will serve as principals. Jefferson on the five newly-built .. ■ - ■ • . ■ s . ‘ Superintendent Dale S. Porter ha/ Saratoga. courts on the village playgrounds. around the area; ' At Goshen, Libby’s Boy, a non- V Katen Tullis, was, the week' end announced, a faculty meeting for West Jefferson won 21 games and ^Racers from nearby towns and guest’ Of het ’grandparents, Mr. 8:00 A M, on Monday morning. Eligible, and Sea Eagle, so little lost eleven to the visitors. e Indiana, with an occasional out and Mrs; Van C.’Tullis'of Rose thought of that he paid a ?200 Ray Miller, of Rosedale, an OtrtL September 5. plus mutuel, split the Geers Stake, sider are using the one-quarter land E. Springfield. ’-m standing Madison County pitcher mile banked dirt track to advan ■ ' ■ ’ <•» ■ ' it T5r .aTifl Mrs. Harold Nichols of knocking such Jug candidates as for over thirty years, paced the The Woman’s Society of Christ Quick Chief, Newport Dean, and tage. The races feature one race Mt. Vernon, were guests, Satur West Jefferson attack with four of four heats, ten laps each, with ian Service of First Methodist day, of Mr .and Mrs. Guy Blau- others in the creek. wins and a ringer average of 59.2 church was entertained Thursday With the Jug becoming a more two consolation races and a 25- ser. Mr. Nichols was a former sup percent. The West Jeff lineup in lap feature. There are also quali afternoon at the home 'of. Mrs. erintendent of West Jefferson open affair each week, a record cluded Mel McClaskie, Dick Lincoln Locke, Mrs .Edward Had sized field of colts is expected to fying runs worth coming early to School. Pfiel, Snyder Morgan, Bill Han see. dix and Mrs. Charles Hall assist start. This, in itself, would tend scel, Steve and John Chenos, Bob Most cars in the races are Chev ed. Mrs. Richard Virts was devo to make the Jug more thrilimg Bogard, Bob Recob, Tom Pearce, rolets and Fords, with an occasion tional leader; Mrs. Mahlon Neer, than ever. Edgar Sparks and Ray MUler. program leader. Ice cream, cake, Added, however, is the fact that al Plymouth and a scattering of bigger cars and foreign makes. coffee, ice tea were served. Others whereas in the usual campaign Xavier Will Have Last week’s feature race was present were Mrs. Gayle Locke, ivi 11 inn there may be three or four colts won by Bill Clemans of Misha- JJrs. Robert Locke and son guests, OUT-DOOR THtRTRt who are capable of pacing a 2:00 wauke, Indiana. Bill drove a Ford L\f' M1S- \ R- mile, this year there are appar 22 Lettermen for the 25 laps in a time of 8:34.51. Mrs. Edward Berry Mrs. 4 SHOWS TONITE! ently several who can do so. Thus, Philip Virts, Mrs. Charles Kauff there is an exceptionally good Cincinnati, Ohio — Harry to take the main event. Cartoon, iihow Z.4P “Mick” ConnoWy will welcome ap ’ The track has been praised as man and daughters, Dorothy and chance that Tar Heel’s 2;00 Jug Kay, Mrs. Hiram Turvy, Mrs. Record will fall. proximately 46 candidates for the a good one, with no dust and as 1955 Xavier University football high a degree of safety as can be Frank Shockey, .and, Mrs. H. E. 7:45 vWith a record number of start Davisson. ■ - ' . ers and an exceptional number of team as they report for fall work- found in the state. outs on the campus Sunday, Aug- VIOLENT MEN potential chcampions in the field, Mrs.Fay Caplfngrr wasrthe din Glenn Ford the 1955 Jug has to be the all-time ust 28. Connolly, former Boston ner guest Sunday of her son and all-timerits history. Doesn’t it? College pigskin luminary, will family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cap- make his head coaching debut at Catawba linger and family of Roseland W., 9:30 the helm of the Musketeers again Springfield. | st the famed Quantico Marines in, News "SOUTH SEA WOMAN” Cincy Redlegs In Xavier Stadium, Sunday night, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Remley r< -| Burt Lancaster September 18. BY EDNA NEER DAVISSON turned home Sunday evening fro : I First Div Spot? Leading an array of 22 return a week’s motor trip to Canada ai. I ing lettermen will be Co-Captains other points of interest. Durii..,| 11:15 J .The Cincinnati Redlegs, current Francis Sweeney, 213 pound right Honoring their twenty fifth their absence, their daughter I "DADDY LONG LEGS* ly on a road trip, have an excell tackle from Cleveland, and Dem wedding anniversary, Mr. and Jane was the guest of her aur.' I Fred Astaire ent chance of finishing in the first St. John, 193 pound fullback from Mrs. Pern Woodman and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shockey andl division in the National League Chicago. Seven lettermen were ter, Mrs. Thomas Holleron ,enjoy- son, Don, and their son, Jack, was! the guest of his grandparents, Mr I These Hits plus 2 this season. lost from the 1954 squad WhjX'h ed dinner Tuesday evening at Red Extra Shows Sat. j A big boost to th# Redleg won two of ten encounters. Brick Tavern, Lafayette. and Mrs. Remley of New Moor- I chances was the fine shutout per- The Musketeers will start work Mr .and Mrs. Philip Virts and field. 1 foimance of young Don Gross over outs on Thursday, September i, twins, Jane and Jim, have return the St. Louis Cardinals before the in accordance with NCAA regula ed home from attending the Mich Redlees left for the east. tions Two-a-day drills will be the igan centennial at East Lansing also visiting Dearborn and Green SALE OF REAL ESTATE wich village, Michigan last week. Mr .and Mrs. Briggs Neei' and On Clark's Run Road at the residence of the late Wifftam daughter, Mary Kay. Mr .and Mrs. H. Bennett, approximately three miles southwest of Mt. Sterl Treli McClintock and son, Dan nie. - motored to Cincinnati, Sun ing in Monroe Township, Pickaway County, Ohio. of Winning sales and influencing dusiness day, where they enjoyed the ball game and visited points of inter-« Your advertisement in fills newspaper takes you right to the est. Saturday, September 10,1955 Mrs. Thomas Holleron,was the TWO O’CLOCK P.M. heart of the home . • . where the family makes up its m i n d . l/- * n • ' . weekend guest of her husband, what and where to buy. It keeps you there 'til everybody has It s SERVICE You Want 2 Staff Sgt. Holleron!