PAGE TWO THE SEMI-WEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT, LONDON, OHIO TUESDAY, APRIL, 18, 1933 Madison County Democrat Jane Dixon, Martha Mossbarger. ---- ------ yt jitrs: By— LEGISLATIVE EASTER CHURCH PRIMARY—Arlene Shoaf, Betty The Great American Romance The M u<li*«>n I*reNa Company Houser, Betty Weimer, Peggy Hay­ Member of the National Editorial As­ man, Loretta Pitzer, Jean I ally, Mary sociation, the Buckeye Press Associa­ tion, and the Ohio Newspaper Associa­ GROUPS BUSY SERVICES HELD Lewis, Margaret Slattery, Patty Rob­ “STATE FAIR” tion. inson, Laura Mae Baumgarner, Eugene Love, Laughter and Excitement Raymond B Howard, General Manager (Continued From Page One) . SPECIAL PROGRAMS GIVEN IN Weimer and Department. with Chester E. Bryan................................. Editor MAJESTIC ALL CHURCHES BOTH MORN­ arily in trouble because of economic JUNIORS — Richard Donahue, JANET GAYNOR. WTtL ROGERS, LEW AYRES SALLY Established in 1857 by M. L. Bryan WED., THURS., FBI. ING AND EVENING WITH Elaine Woosley, Peggy Shoaf, Suzan­ EILERS, NOMAN FOSTER, LOUISE DRESSES handicaps, Governor George White has Democrat Office, Bell Phone 82 “STATE FAIR” RECORD ATTENDANCE ne Robinson, Rebecca Gray, Joan directed the state superintendent of One year in United States .............,$2.00 With Janet Gaynor, Will Rogers, Lew ELABORATE EASTER MUSICAL Woosley, Mary Brosky, Betty Harris. MAJESTIC WED.,-THURS.-FRI. I Six months in United States ,...$10G banks to delve into the management of . YOUNG PEOPLE — Christine Tar­ One year in Canada ........... ,$3.04 Ayers, Sally Eilers, Normaa Foster PRESENTATIONS WIN PRAISE, Six months in Canada . $1.52 the few banks in difficulties. Out of button, Helen Lucille Wood, Ina Ruth Adults CBsIderji I5c Louise Dresser ESPECIALLY THE CANTA1A Entered at the postoffice at London, the Governor’s survey is to come addi­ Foster, Mary Alice Carr, Leila Dick­ (Thio, as second class matter. “State Fair,” Fox Film’s all-star tional legislation to prevent recurrence EASTER NIGHT erson. —fci" i screen offering, is truly All- Ameri­ of any practices that may be found to Easter was observed perhaps more A large crowd filled the auditorium can in its theme and its standing, as obligation that following a careful have resulted unfortunately. generally and with greater interest for the service of worship and preach­ study of the workability of the 30-hour well as in its cast. It is an sdd fact State officials emphasize that the ing, when ten new members were re­ PRISON FARE that, with the exception of “The Birth and attendance at special church ser­ STABILIZES week in the Maintenance Division of soundness of Ohio banks operating un­ ceived and the minister administered Of A Nation,” nearly all the outstand­ vices this year than ever before in the the Highway Department this plan has der state and federal authorization baptism for adults and children. The been projected.” ing productions in film history have has been demonstrated and the confi­ history of the community. following splendid musical program GETS MORE MEN been foreign in their treatment and Every church held special services HIGHWAY FORCE dence of the public, restored by prompt was presented by the senior choir: Or­ locale—“Broken Blossoms,” “Robin throughout the entire day, closing with Mechanicsburg (Continued Front Page One) leadership in the recent emergency, is gan numbers: Prelude, “Laudate Dom- (Continued From Page One) Hood,” “7th Heaven,” “The Four fully justified. special Easter musical programs in the ine” (Sheldon); Offertory, “Dawn” iar employment. In view of the im­ munion in the farm chapel during the Horsemen,” “What Price Glory,” For Coal Field Peace evening. (Mason); Tostlude, Triumphal March To Graduate 21 “Beau Geste,” “All Quiet” and the Despite the rain and threatening Easter season, a most unusual and im­ Extending his earlier successful (Guilmant); Introit, “Come Let Us pending usual increased activity in annual commencement for rest. weather during the day, the usual pressive event at the farm. measures to establish industrial peace Adore Him.” Anthems: “The Risen maintenance work during the spring MUBURG HIGH SCHOOL TO The Easter Sunday Bible school was In “State Fair”, however, every­ in Ohios’ coal fields, Governor White Easter parade was much in evidence King”, and “Christ is Risen” (Ash­ and summer months of the year re­ thing from start, to finish is typically BE HELD ON THURSDAY, . attended by 160 men and nearly 500 procured an agreement between coal on the part of the ladies and giris with ford); Choral Benediction, from Gaul’s quiring an increase in “man-hours” ' MAY 18 « inmates attended and took part in the American. Taken from Phil Stong’s operators and miners of southern Ohio the men folks a close second. “Holy City.” Members of Choir—So­ during the spring and summer months, Easter Sunday church service in the prize-winning novel of the same name, to meet in Columbus this week. The special sunrise services arrang­ pranos: Lucille Cottrell, Hazel Carr, the operation of the 30-hour week will Mechanicsburg — The baccalaureate afternoon. the picture deals with the experiences The meeting marked the first at­ ed by a number of the churches were Haysel Robison, Dorothy Slaughter, neither encumber the state with any sermon for the graduating class of The Easter Sunday afternoon pro­ of a true-to-life Midwest family dur­ tempt in six years to settle differences largely attended followed by record Nellie Newell. Altos—Ercell Miller, substantial increased expenditures, nor the Mechanicsburg-Goshen school will gram included a special Easter an­ ing one hectic week at a state fair ill as to wages, working conditions and attendance at Sunday school and Alice Chenoweth, Ruth Marie Dicker- necessitate any “wholesale” lay-offs, be delivered at the M. E. church here them by the choir; the Jubilee Sing­ which each member realizes his or her other problems ill this industry by morning church services. son, Browning VanHorn. Tenors—R. but will sene as a rationalizing meas­ on Sunday evening, May 14, by the supreme desire. ers rendered two songs, “Were You joint conference. Many former residents of London G. Hornbeck, Francis Plymell. Bassos ure, assuring stabilized employment to Rev. J. Dwight Wiant. The farmer whose prize hog wins There When They Crucified the Lord,” Last year the Governor, by firm in­ and community returned for the ob­ —Caryl Holton, Ora VanHorn, Harry efficient workers and will eliminate the Commencement exercises will be the championship of the fair, his wife and “The Angels Rolled the Stone sistence upon regard for the rights of servance of the day and for visits with Dickerson. Organist-director, Flor­ undesirable economic and social fea­ held on Thursday evening, May 18. As Away.* ’ whose pickles and mince-meat capture the public, persuaded mine owners and relatives and friends. 1 ence McLaughlin. tures of the rotating system of em­ an economy measure, there will be no Rev. C. E. Byers, of the Church of blue ribbons, the two youngsters who employes to enter a truce which avert­ Reports of a number of the Easter The church was again crowded for ployment. speaker, but orations will be given by both achieve romance after their fash­ God, Springfield, delivered the Easter ed chaos in the coal fields. programs are given herewith. the evening hour, when, following a Under the present rotating or “stag­ several members of the class. The pro­ ion—these characters and the others sermon; a string quartet from the That truce expires May 17 and, to ^Presbyterian brief Easter message by the minister, ger” system by which labor is employ­ grams will bd supplemented by high in the film are all truly American. Christian Union church of Springfield, effect its purposes on a permanent Sunday was a Red Letter Day at the the Junior choir after weeks of train­ ed for highway maintenance work, the school music. With such stars as Janet Gaynor, basis, the Governor induced both London Presbyterian church. With a workers are unable to be accommodat­ Twenty-cne members of the class rendered several Easter numbers, and Will Rogers, Lew Ayres, Sally Eilers ing presented in a most satisfactory Clarence Purnell, a 13-year-old negro sides to send representatives to con­ Sunday school attendance of 280, with way, from memory, the cantata, "Re­ ed with regular* work and are called will receive diplomas. They are: Ger- and Norman Foster leading the dis­ boy of Springfield, sang several de­ fer in a spirit of mutual understand­ 80 in the Men’s class and great con­ demption’s Song,” with the following in for employment for < ,ht to ten eldine Brown, William Gest, Mildred tinguished cast, the direction of the ing and fair play. gregations for the morning and eve­ days of eight hours each .‘ring each Blazer, Josephine Clemmans, James lightful numbers, playing his own ac­ veteran Henry King and Stong’s viv­ numbers: Thus he sought tn assure justice for ning church services, the day will be The New Song, Choit, Soprano Obli­ calendar month. Reed, Gene Geer, Ruth Dorsey, Rog­ companiment on the piano. idly realistic story as a basis, "State Lt. Col. Pauline Collins, of the Vol­ worker and employer and to promote long remembered. Twenty-one new gato—Miriam Koontz, Lora Jean This plan for the 30-hour week fur­ er Gove, Robert Sidner, Waite Keller, Fair,” coming to the Majestic Theatre public support of Ohio’s coal industry. members were received and seven ba­ ther safeguards the agreement on the Walter Betz, Walter Teets, Edna Em­ unteers of America, Columbus, was Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Mabe. Midnight in the Garden, Quar­ present and spoke to the assembly. New Schedule bies were baptized. Special music for tet, Ina Ruth Foster, Helen Lucille minimum hourly labor rate for high­ ery, Mary Weese, Pearl Griffin, Rich­ promises to set a new mark in screen As a means of spreading employ­ the morning service was furnished by way employment of labor made some ard Tullis, Frank Gregg, Paul Charles, Mrs.