Tuesday, January 5, 1954 THE-SEMI-WEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT. LONDON. OHIO Page Fivt

presented with a religious story Mrs. Fay Caplingee was the Goodson and daughters, Joan and Cathy, and Ronnie Reedy* tertained at dinner Christmas and Mrs. Gayle Locke and family, book. Refreshments of ice eream, weekend guest of her son and Marjorie, of Fairborn. Mrs. Pal­ Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Arnold Miss Mary Ella Neer of Mans­ Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Locke and cookies and hot chocolate were family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cap- mer remained to attend the mar­ Were weekend guests of thek field. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neer and family of South Vienna rural, and served to: Barbara Butcher, Joyce linger and family, of Roseland W., riage of her granddaughter, Joan, Children in Springfield. daughters, Carolyn, Virginia, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Locke. Hicks, Linda Diffendal, Lynda Springfield. Goodson, an event of Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hammond Gaye, of Pretty Prairie, Mr. and December 26. Mrs. Clifford Neer and daughter Bennett, Larry Riegel, George Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells en­ and sons, Johnnie and Timmie, of Hicks, Joe Clawson, Gary Riegel, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood of Lapeer, Mich, were holiday guests of Springfield rural, Mrs. Flossie tertained Thursday afternoon in Muncie, Ind. and Mrs. C. Wilbur Ropp of Springfield. A3/c Vera Eddie Banion, Michael Riegel and honor of the tenth birthday an­ of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. V Johnny Butcher. Games and son, Robert, of Colum­ E. Davisson. Additional dinner Neer of Lowry Air Force Base, niversary of their son, Jimmie. Denver, Col., and A3/c Elwood Sn Jimmy Murry stationed at Games were enjoyed. Refresh­ bus were the Sunday guests of guests Christmas were Mr. and Treasure Island, California, is at Mrs. A. R. Wood. Mrs. William H. Davisson and Neer of David Mauthan Air Force Redlegs To Open ments of ice cream centered with Base, Tuscon, Arizona. the home of his parents, Mr. and a tree, an elaborated decorated Rev. and Mrs. Pearl Dial were sons, Charles and Teddy, of Wood- Mrs. Howard Murry, for a 10 day cake with lighted tapers were weekend guests of relatives at Stock, and Miss Martha Davis­ Spring Training South Point, O. Miss Joyce Spaulding and Rob­ furlough. served. The honor guests received son. ert Jacquea both of Ft. Wayne On Tuesday afternoon, the Wo­ numerous gifts. Those present At Tampa Feb. 25 Mrs. William Neer and Mr. and A family dinner was held Fri­ Ind., were the weekend guests o: men’s Fellowship of the Congre­ were Mrs. Ralph Neer and daugh­ Mrs. Milbum Neer entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lellis. When the Cincinnati Redlegs gational Christian Church met in day at the home of Mr. and Mrs ter, Gaye, Mrs. Lawrence Jones dinner, Friday, for Mrs. Jesse Mc­ Nathan Tullis and daughters Mrs. Susie Douglas entertained open their training season at Tam­ the home of Mrs. Frank Dement. and children, Tommy and Ruth Adams and Miss Irene Bandy of pa, Florida, on February 25, it is The assisting hostesses were: Mrs. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. at dinner' Sunday for Mr. and Ann, Miss Nettie Davisson, Mrs. Springfield, Foster Neer of New­ Van C. Tullis of Springfield, Mr. Mrs. Harrison Fortney nf West expected that competition for jobs Raymond O’Brien, Mrs. D. E. Howard Locke and children, Nan­ Dawson. Mrs. H. R. Long and Mrs. ark, and Cpl. Ted Neer of Fort and Mrs. Homer Knott of Vanda­ Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. Lowel! Will be terrific. cy and David, Susan Bumgardner, Knox, Ky. Douglas and family, Lloyd, Mar­ Expected to furnish a real ding- Arthur Milleson. During the social Danny McClintock, Freddie Ting­ lia, Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Tullis hour there wai a gift exchange Mr. and Mrs. William McKnight and family of South Charleston vin, and Dale Douglas. dong battle is the catching depart­ ley, David Bailey, Paul Turvey, entertained at dinner Friday for rural. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Locke en­ ment. and secret pal was made known. Jerry and Jack Remley, Charles Installation of officers for 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Setty and Air. and Mrs. Marvin Neer en- tertained Christmas eve for Mi. The Cincinnati roster lists five and Ronnie Caplin ger, Dannie sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mingus, catchers, Andy Seminick, llobie was in charge of Mrs. Emmett Runyan, Marion Neer, and Bruce 4 0 fl wli Simmermon. Officers are: Presi­ Garnet and Sharon McKnight. Landrith, Frank Baldwin, Ed Bai­ Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Runyan j ley and Dick Kinaman. dent, Mrs. C. C. Rowand; Vice 1 Uh President, Mrs. Frank Dement; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yeazell of and family of South Vienna, Mr. ' Seminick, last season’s regular and Mrs. Lawrence Jones and catcher, who hit 19 homers and 66 Secretary, Mrs. Clifford Clemans, Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Law­ AT THE ARMORY and Treasurer, Mrs. J. B. Smith. rence Yeazell, Mrs. Grant Neei\ family and Miss Nettie Davisson runs-batted-in in 119 games should Of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. How­ have a lot to say about who plays Refreshments were served to: Mrs. Mrs. Paul J. Neer, Mr. and Mrs. LONDON, OHIO Ed Bailey Hiram Riegel, Mrs. Keith Rowand, Lowell Neer and sons and Mrs, ard Locke and family, Nancy and the position again in 1954. David, were the dinner guests, Landrith, a hustling 23-year-old Off to a brilliant start, he ran into Mrs. Parry Theobald, Mrs. Em­ Mary B. Tavenner were the din­ a mid-season slump but near the mett Simmermon, Mrs. Ed Beth- ner guests, Friday, of Mr. and Sunday, of Mr. and Mrs Robert Wed., Jan. 6 southpaw batter, continues to im­ Wells and family. prove. close of the campaign was return­ ards, Mrs. J. B. Smith, Mrs. Dar­ Mrs. Briggs Neer and daughters, ing to his previous form, He finish­ win Currey, Mrs. Ralph Miller Mary Kay and Ruth Ann. Mrs. Grant Neer was the week­ 8:15 P. M. Baldwin, a husky 25-year-old end guest of Springfield relatives. who was drafted from St. Paul in ed with a .243 mark. and Pamela, Mrs. Cora Baughn, The Builders Bible class of Na­ In mid-May Bailey married Bet­ Mrs. Orpha Pleasant, Mrs. C. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hayes were America's 1952, spent the entire season with tion Chapel was entertained Sa­ the dinner guests, Sunday, of Miss Cincinnati. ty Carr of Knoxville, Tennessee. Rowand, Mrs. Paul Butcher, Mrs. turday evening at the home of Mr. Most Powerful Row-Crop MAIN EVENT They met while both were attend­ Martha Earley, Mrs. Clifford Cle­ Mildred Rohrer of Dayton. Kinaman, a real classy receiver, and Mrs. Kenneth Davisson. An Mr. and Mrs. Philip Virts and divided his time between Indiana­ ing the University of Tennessee. mans, Mrs. Bruce Baughn, Mrs. ensemble supper featured the Tractor Tommy Davis With Tulsa, Bailey led the cat­ Garnette Lansing and Mrs. Frank family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles polis and Syracuse. meeting. Those present were Mr. Kauffman and daughters were the The real dark- horse of the quin­ chers in the league in chances ac­ Davis. and Mrs. Pern Woodman, Mr. and Springfield, Ohio cepted (742) and double plays dinner guests, Sunday, of Mrs. tet is the twenty-two-year-old Bai­ Mrs. Dana Fell, Mr. and Mrs. Helen Luckett of Mechanicsburg YS ley, 6-2, 205 pound lefthand batter (15). Wendell Stoll, Mr. and Mrs. Cur­ The likeable Bailey finished the rural. up from Tulsa of the Texas Lea­ tis Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Kirchner Prof. Dick Nelson gue. season with Cincinnati, getting S. C WIESTO* Boysel, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ma­ three for eight in two games BY MRS H T. NFL9ON and daughter, Cathy, were holi­ han, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cap- day guests of her parents, Mr. and Cincinnati, Ohio Big, strong, fleet of foot, long on against Milwaukee for a .375 Ph. 8-6502 & 8-*375 linger and family. aggressiveness and fighting spirit, mark. Mrs. David Zook of West Liberty. Bailey has a label of being a Most baseball men agree that Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Zook and Mr. and Mrs. William Reedy Plus Mrs. Francis McKaig will be son, Roland of Anna, were the entertained at dinner, Friday, for “Can’t miss” prospect. Bailey is an excellent prospect and hostess to members of the Monday TWO OTHER BOUTS Bailey hammered 21 home runs the type who will improve no mat­ dinner guests, Friday, of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Quinn of Night Club in her home on Janu­ Mrs. Frank Shockey and family, Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. James AND A for Tulsa along with 88 runs-batt­ ter where he is playing. ary 4th. The guest speaker will be TAG MATCH ed-in, 26 doubles, four triples and Bailey trained with the Redlegs Janet and Don. Reedy and family and Miss Bon­ Dr. James E. Pollard, Director of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Capling- J. E. 215 total bases. last spring at Tampa, Florida from nie Myers of New Moorefield, Mr. ADMISSION School of Journalism at Ohio State er and family and Mrs. George and Mrs. Edward Berry, Mr. and Ferguson KIOUSVILLE Massey-Harris Just out of the service and cat­ February 26 through March 11 University. Dr. Pollard will take $1.00 Adults 50c Children ching 147 games, more than any when he was scheduled to return Pajmer were the dinner guests Mrs. Ernie Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. for his subject “The Hardest Job Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Donald Hayes and daughter, other receiver in the league, played to Ft. Jackson. S. C., to receive his in The World, The President of the havoc with his batting average. Army discharge. United States.” Guest night will be observed at this meeting. Famous Composer Army Tractors Get Mrs. Rachel Clark of Columbus New Lease On Life has been the guest of her brother- Writes Rhapsody in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. CHAMBERSBURG, Fa.—Tired, Ward C. Flax. For Ohio U. Sesqui war-weary high-speed tractors are Mrs. James Piero? and Mrs. being re-built at Letterkenny Ord­ Floyd Baker are spending the hol- ATHENS, OHIO—The “Ameri­ nance Depot here to save $10,500- idays in Webster Grove, Mo., can Rhapsody,” dedicated by com­ 000 (M). where they are the guests of Mr. poser Ernst von Dohnanyi in hon­ and Mrs. Brooks Reeder. or of Ohio University’s Sesquicen- The depot is re-building approx­ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hennigan and tennial, will have its world pre­ imately 700 of the 18-ton tractors family and Loren Burr were miere on the Athens campus on used by the Army to tow heavy Christmas Day dinner guests of February 21, 1954. artillery over tough terrain. They Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burr. are being re-built and modified to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Titus had The work will be performed by incorporate all the latest changes as their holiday guests, Mr. and the Ohio University symphony or­ at a cost of approximately $10,000 Mrs. David L. Titus and family of chestra and will be a part of the per vehicle. A new tractor would London, England, and Mr. and year-long celebration planned for cost the Army approximately $25,- Mrs. Oliver A. Weber and family Ohio University, oldest in the 000. of Cleveland, Ohio. Northwest Territory. Experience has fhown that the The Gleaners Class of the Meth­ odist Church will hold their Skillfully interwoven in the depot can re-condition and re-use 130-H.P. 138-H.P. I52-H.P. 170-H.P. score are tunes of American folk­ more than 90 percent of the ma­ monthly meeting in the social POWER KING V-8 POWER KING V-8 CARGO KING V-8 CARGO KING V-8 lore, and the University’s “Alma terials and parts from the war- rooms of the Church orT Friday 1154LF. COST CUPPER SIX Mater” may be recognized in the weary tractors. It can re-build six evening, January 1st, Hostesses strains of this musical panorama. to eight of these vehicles each day. will be Mrs. Frank Groman and Dr. Dohnanyi, who has been call­ the Misses Norma and Helen ed the “world’s greatest living in­ CHILDREN Shough. ; terpreter of Brahms,” has been an Every child born Into the* Mrs. Burton Myers Entertained world is a new thought of God, with a family Christmas^ party ia annual visitor to this campus since .F -'k y* 1950. While here as a visiting lec­ an ever-fresh and radiant pos­ her home on Thursday evening. /"O TV turer, he conducts classes of ad­ sibility. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. vanced music. —Kate Douglas Wiggin Earl Myers and family and Mr, A native of Hungary and con­ and Mrs. Howard Roach and dau­ ductor of the Budapest Philhar­ ghter, Ann, of Springfield, and Mr. monic Society for 30 years, Do­ and Mrs. Wilbur Matson and John hnanyi is widely known as an out­ EAST RANGE Matson. standing composer, pianist and Mrs. Eva Irie is spending a few conductor. Last spring he appeared Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anthony weeks in Springfield with her son in concert in Athens with the late had as their guests on Christmas and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W01¥! 5 Ford engines offer Violinist Albert Spalding in one of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony and William Irie and family. the final recitals of the latter’s ca­ family of Washington C. H., Mr. Mrs. H. T. Nelson visited with the mightiest concentration of power per cubic reer. fnd Mrs. Jimmie Johnston of Lilly Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Nelson during Last November, Dohnanyi per­ Chapel and Isabell Peters of La­ the holidays. inch ever in any truck line! V-8 and SIX! formed his “Piano Concerto No. 2 fayette. ih B Minor” at Carnegie Hall with Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Janes and For the power they develop, the engines in the 1954 the National Orchestra Associa­ son, are visiting with relatives in • * * tion, Leon Barzin conducting. South Carolina. CATAWBA Ford Truck line have tess cubic inch displacement tnan Concerning the New York con­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood of engines in other-make lines. For example, Ford’s 239 cert, a critic of the New York Her­ Circleville spent Sunday afternoon cu. in. Power King V-8 develops its 130 h.p. on as much ald Tribune had this to say: “How With Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Virts, St the age of 76 Mr. Dohnanyi is Friends here were sorry to hear Charles Virts, Mr. and Mrs.Rich- as 43 cu. in. less displacement. Smaller-displacement able to careen so glibly about the Of the death of Thomas Wright, ard Virts and. son, Dick, Mr. and engines normally need less gas! That’s one big reason why keyboard is no guestion this writ­ who passed away at Washington Mrs. Charley Kauffman and Ford concentrated power offers greater economy! er can answer* C. H. on Christmas night. He had daughters, Martha Jean Virts. The 76-year-old composer-musi­ been in ill health for several years Harvey Donahod, Janie and Jim cian has completed three operas, and several days ago he contract­ Virts attended an ensemble din­ a ballet and numerous works for ed pneumonia. He leaves many ner Thursday evening at the home Orchestra and chorus. His compo­ friends here. of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Virts and Ford takes the lead in vital factors that make for lower-cost trucking! sitions are available in the cata- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alspaugh daughter, of Springfield. £ ty)gs of the major recording com­ spent Christmas Day in London panies. He is currently a member with Mrs. Alspaugh’s parents, Mr. Of the Florida State University and Mrs. Harvey Byerly. Now, only in Ford Trucks—gas-saving, Low-Friction, faculty. Several here are ill with colds and grippe. ' high-compression, overhead-valve, deep-block engines in all truck models! 115- to 170-h.p.l Stop Taking SOUTH SOLOH By Mr* Ruth Diffendal New Driverized Cabs, Master-Guide Power Steering Harsh Drags for Phone 3271 Power Brakes, Fordomatic Drive for faster control! Constipation Cpl. Harold (Gene) Grear, wife, Norma Jean, and son, Douglas, are 5 Dairy and AvoM intestinal Upset! Get ftelief This expected to arrive in the commun­ 3 Beef Breeds New greater capacity! New Factory-Built Gentle Vegetable Laxative Way! ity soon from Germany. He has served two years in the army sta­ "6-wheelers,” gross up to 48% more! For constipation, ws*r take harsh drugs. tioned with U. S. Army of Occu­ PEOVEN They cause brutal cramps and griping, pation Headquarters, for special disrupt normal bowel action, make re­ troops in Heidelberg, Germany. He peated doses seem needed. will report at Ft. Hamilton, N. Y., Artificial breeding When you are temporarily consti­ for discharge. His wife and son pated, get mrt but gtntlt relief—without joined him in April and the fam­ Cali - Jack salts, without harsh drugs. Take Dr. Lombard Caldwell':. Senna Laxative contained in ily resided in a hotel in Heidel­ Techmc’trti Syrup Pepsin. The extract of Senna in berg. Dr. Caldwell’s is a»w of tht fitwi natural School was dismissed Tuesday, Phone 3203 Resaca Ex. laxativts known to medicine. December 22, for the holidays va­ Dr. Caldwell s Senna Laxative tastes cation. At noon all children, teach­ Landoa - 120 rood, gives gentle, comfortable, satis­ ers and the janitor were treated to fying relief of temporary constipation a free chicken dinner under the Eugene WilSOI New Ford F-900 Bic Jos, G.V.W. 27,000 Ibs^ G.GW. 55,000 fb® for every member of the family. Helps supervision of Mrs. Pauline Dud­ you get “on schedule’’ without re­ Tester peated doses. Even relieves stomach ley. sourness that constipation often brings. Mrs. Hiram Riegel entertained For Inforinatiort Cal! 120 Buy Dr. Caldwell’s. Money back if with a Christmas party Tuesday Dairy Herd Improvement not satisfied Mail boule to Boa 2&0, afternoon at the Congregational Association and Christian Church. Each child was 15 EAST HIGH ST. — PHONE 25 110