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FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1932
HppesTo Operate
Canning Plant
J. t-cfoTBburroWj flecelver of
Mt. Sterling Company, Will
Attemptt0 tease Fag*
4ery. lor Summer
v': •?.* -,n
$ With/ the Mt. Sterling Canning
8onrpairy plant in the hands of a re-'
teiveriantf with acres and acres of
fomatoes and corn contracted for de
livery this summer and early fall,
every effort is being made by John
]l. Loofbourrow, receiver, to lease
the factory or to insure its ‘Operation
a period of time at leasto
’si .Th'e factory was-closed when court
suits were filed some time ago, fol
lowing the failure of the operators
the Tlant to idealize any profit on
Jpst year's pack which totalled more
.than, a 'million cans of corn and to
ipatoe.%Two years ago, the plant
parked’’ over -a million and a half
'hans at corn and thousands of cans
’W tomatoes.
v The plant means employment to
.for ft long period of time and the
i. receiver is making every effort to se
yt-cure some person or company to take
over,'the canning contract for this
-, year.’
I Permissfrh of the- county
common picas court is expected to be
granted for the receiver to handle
the work of arranging the details for
operation of 'the* .factory.
Miss Mildred Bumham,- tohe recent
... !y returned from Ohio Northern uni
versity, is
lege.
.between 125 and 150 men and women- befote tbe boafd and tbc mcW.
ROSEDALE
Rosedale July 21+—John E. Gor
don is enjoying a week’s vacation at
jiis home hero.
attending Wittenberg col-
Mrs. Ralph Baker, of Can
are visiting the latter’s
Mr. and
ton, Ohio,
mother and brother, Mrs. Josie Burn
•v4muyi, and son, Austin.
Mrs. P. H. Gordon and son, John,
wfero guests Tuesday of M. E. Gor
don and family.
a MrS. Ruth Guy Pendleton has been
visiting recently at the home of Mr.
ji ’ind Mrs. C. P. Guy.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl' Roth‘fhrt?
Hermia Miller) are vacationing in On
tario, Canada, having visited Niagara
t'alls, iPcrty Sound and other places
of importance.
,r 'ML and Mrs. C. P. Guy and Mrs.
Saflie Burnham were visiting friends
ifi,Leesburg, Sunday.
^Drew Miller has a sow that has
farrowed 45 pigs in three litters, first'
litter 16, second 14, and last litter
15 pigs.. This Duroc is of fine strain.
We would be pleased to hear from
anyone who has itnorti productive
stock than this, o
Mrs. L. J. Cronin, of Columbus, cn
rela-
her
•,-tertained, Sunday a number of
fives and friends in honor of
brother, John E.'Gordon.
rap-
Ellsworth Smith is improving
idly from his recent operation.
,j. Ted Roberts while working on the
,,State highway had the middle finger
of his right hand taken off when he
attempted to replace a pulley. Dr. W.
A. Holman was the attending physic
71 iah. 1
Pt Gordon and son, John attended
the Barnum & Bailey circus in Co
lumbus, Monday eve. There was an
8c. tax for each person attending.
1 GEORGESVILLE:
Gcotgesville, July 2H’—Mr. and Mrs.'
Carl Biggert entertained at dinner, on
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dorr and
.son, Donald, of Columbus.
Mr. anl Mrs. W. A. Dyer rnter
Wned friends and relatives at dinner,
Sunday.
ri Mr. and Mrs. Muri George and fam
c.ily, oi West Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs.
ban Bukey and family, of Galloway,
i.,Akd Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schilling land
daughter, Virginia, spent Sunday with1
Mr. Bryant George and daughter,
Bertha.
*’Elizabeth Jordon, of West Jcffer
1 «^n, Rose and Bernice and Bernidine
horsey are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Woods.’ 1
t.1* Mrs. Maud Reed and children, of
Columbus, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mrs. Mlnta Lyons.
Several from hero attended the cir
vx1bms at
Columbus, Monday.
,- Marjorie Wright, of Columbus/ is
visiting her4 ^randptrents, Mr. and
.Mrs. Charles Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright and
family, of Columbus, spent Sunday
»,with Mr. and Mrs William Neff.s
Mr. and Mrs. Louie You rd and
daughters, Marie and Elizabeth spent
ipupdav with their son, Emmett
.Young and family, at West Jefferson.
'. Katherine and Kathleen Edwards,
of Big Plain, spent last week with
their cousin, Mary Compton.
Betty Fern and Hansley and Mary
Ellen Hastings, of Columbus, are v^
iting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barber.
Jack Hansley, of Columbus, is vis
iting his cousin, Porter Gardner.
/. A Draw
"ilt la a certain club they have ar^ ab
normally slow card player. His part
,ner once observed: ’"Excuse me, but
bridge Montreal Star.
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R. H. Schryver 7
MayGetTdedo
s ,* Closed Bank Job
Word received here indicates that
Robert H. Schryver, former banker of
Mt. Sterling, and Colurribus, and for
many years secretary of the Ohio
Bankers’ association, may be named
as deputy bank superintendent in
Charge of the Closed banks of Toledo.
It is understood that Major C.'?W.
Miller, who has been tn Charge at To
ledo, is slated to take up other bank
ing work in Columbus with, the state
banking department.
Mr. Schryver formerly was presi
dent of the Citizens Trust in Colum
bus and later was in the airplane bus
iness in Cincinnati
Parole Board tn 1
Session At Farm
Members Sharp and Dugan, the
Ohio board of paroles and pardons
spent Tuesday at the London prison
farm, hearing applications for paroles
for the past month. ........
A total of 132 men have applica-
bers will return next week to complete
the list, only half being hc#rd at the
session, Tuesday.
—II I i II- III. Ill 0 I
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Steele were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Sifrit, Sunday, at Hilliards.
Mrs. Wilbur Grewell and Mabie
Cfrewell are visiting several days in
Tiffin with relatives.
Miss Mary Corncy is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Mur
ry, on East pike.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Steele attended
the funeral of Albert Trehearne, at
the Schlechty funeral parlor, Monday
at 2 p. m. Mr. Steele was one of the
pallbearers.
Mr. and MVs. William Preston nee
Marjorie Cryder and Mary Loraine, of
Cold Water, Mich., who have been vis
iting relatives and friends for the
past month, left from the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Steele, Tuesday
fot Allftmce to visit Bernard Cryder
and family before .returning to their
home in the east.
Mrs. Mary Atkinson and son, Frank
and Mrs. Iva Franks attended the fu
neral of Rev. Rogers, at Delaware on
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Landis and
family and Willard Bethard^, spent
Saturday evening in Columbus.
€HENOWETH CORNERS
Chenoweth Corners, July 21*—Mr.
and Mrs. Green Shumate, of Danville,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Shumate and family, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston and
family visited last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Lugenbeel and daugh
ter, Medrith, of near- Derby.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Gill and little
son, attended a picnic at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Deyo, of London,
Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Cook, of Canal Win
chester, was the guest of her nieyxJ,
Mrs. W. F. Baker, last week.
Ray Johnston, who suffered a heart
attack, Saturday, is improved at this
Writing.
Miss Gladys Bumgarner has return
ed to her home here after attending
summer school at Cedarville for the
past six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gill entertain
ed with a six o’clock dinner Tuesday
eve for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deyo, of
St. Petersburg, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Duff and fam
ily, of near Bloomingburg, were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Baker.
Mrs. Roland Barrett and daughter,
Betty, of near Sedalia, spent Friday
afternoon with the former’s father,,
John Lemay and family.
Farmers in this community are
Jrasy with wheat threshing and Cut
ting oats.
Dr. Carl Moats is improving from
a recent operation for the removal of
his tonsils. Dr. Moats soon leaves for
Fort Wayne, Indiana,, where he Will
establish hfs office.’’
Dr. and, Mrs. G. E. Moats, of Fort
Wayne, were guests of Joh^. Moats
and family, Sunday evening.
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•_ m,- l■ rreea betcerneaas, nTatemenze, cm
is l^s Auction budge or suspension 7 Let Us Print them. THB
i MADlbON PRESS CU.
Nothing Strange
Bill—This item says that a Phila
delphia pianist has only one hand.
Jimmy—Well, what of it? I know
several singers who have no voice at
all.
Hkay at That
Shinn—How’s Abel Sass getting on
With that school teacher he’s calling
on now
Foote—Well, every time he goes to
see her she keeps him. an hour long
er for being naughty.
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Need Letterheads, Statements, fen.
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1£12
Ml»«—
p, -Seriously TH i
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Mrs. 3. S. Woosley is scriwnsly ill
with heart disease at her home west
of here on the
pike.
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G1LLIVAM v.
Gillivan, July 21*—Mr. and Mrs.
Colmore McCoy spent Saturday with
Mr. and -Mrs. Colmore McCoy, jr., on
the Mrs. Lester Kinnard farm.
mt.
Miss Vera Noble, of New Holland,
is visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Laughing Around tire World
with IRVIN S. COBB
The Retprt Direct
By IRVIN S. COBB
A NEW YORKER, who does a good deal of unnecessary galavanting
around the country, chasing up history on the back roads, once
found himself paradoxically lost in the sticks of New Brunswick.
Several well intentioned natives steered him toward Government roads,
but in the end he lost his intellectual compass, so to speak, and brought
up in a strange section which was utterly without hoards. He
hailed a yokel who was trudging along the highway.
"What place is this?”
”1 dunno.”
Where does this road lead to?**
*1 dunno.”
‘‘How can I get out of here?’*
dunno.”
*‘WeII what in blazes do you know?**
•‘Well—I know I ain’t lost.”
*JTby New Yorker insisted on shaking hand A
(American New* Features. Iae.1
EAST RANGE
??East Range, July 21*—Mrs.
Noble, of New Holland, visited
Florence Noble, Wednesday.
a
Alice
Mrs.
ailu Mirth ziitnui uvu «uu
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood and
.7 Max Wood visited Tuesday evening
I-
with Mr. Clinton Wood.
Frank McKenzie, of Cincinnati, is
visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Mace.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Barker enter
tained relatives from Rangeboro, and
Chillicothe over the week-end.
Several relatives gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Noble on
Sunday, the occasion being Mrs. No
ble’s birthday
U4-
OHIO S FAVORITE
I QUALITY GASOLINE
E AT-*TEM PE-E
NON-ETHYL
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A THE SEMI-WEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT, LONDON. OHIO
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Enochs and chil
dren, and Miss Lavina Eddings, of Mt.
Sterling, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Barker, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman McDaniel and
children, of Plain City, and William
McDaniel, of Columbus, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. I. S. McDaniel.
Mr. and Mrs. Greely Reichelderfer
of near Mt. Sterling, visited Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Cieopheus
Barker.
Logical Reason
Angus (as opposing teams come to
gether almost at the start of the first
football game he has ever seen)—
What is it, mon? Canna they find the
the penny they tossed up wi’?•—-Lon
don Opinion.
8
SPECIFICATIONS
A COMPLETE RANGE OF PRICES -AND EACH
GO
Mt. Sterling
Lady Returns From
Year’s School, ^ork
Miss Jean Bostwick, of Mt. Ster
ling, has returned to her home from
Rome, New York, where she spent the
past year in research study in the care
and supervision of handicapped chil
dren at the New York State school in
Rome.,.
Jdiss Bostwick, is credited with
making a marked impression at the
school by her unusual ab'Jity.
Will Open Office
At Fort Wayne
Dr. Carl Moats, of Range township,
who recently completed his medical
studies and passed the state examin
ation, is recoveding from an operation
for the removal of tonsils.
Mr. Moats plans to leave shortly for
Fort Wayne, Indiana, wh je bo will
open an office^ ...
Exhibition Ball
tipjne Here Friday
An exhibition recreation
game will be played at the
field here on Friday evening
the Madison County Auto
baseball
athletic
between
company
team of Tjondqn and the Grimes May
tag Washers of Urbana. The game
is called for 6:30 and no admission is
charged.
On Tuesday evening, the London
Eagles defeated the champion Madison
County Auto team 4 to 3 in a great
game, the second contest lost by the
auto outfit this season. Herb Lani
gan handled the contest.
The London prison farm recreation
baseball team defeated Sark & Plum,
at the farm on Wednesday evening, 5
Stews and the Shamrocks play this
evening.
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Dfy cleaning, repairing and press
ing at reasonable Drices. B. J. Flynn.
—Adv
STANDABIThas it.. ™™.,
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and this full lute is:
always right at hand
everywhere in Oh io
no farther than the nearest red-white*
and-blue Sohio sign (and that's never
far, anywhere in Ohio). There you’ll find a
complete choice of gasolines and motor oils
in a full range of prices.
Bay whifjhcver suits ytfur budget best, with
assurance that you are getting your money’s
worth—and more! Standard sees to it that
every product it makes and sells does both a
joy the ui benefits of genuine MHHMHIHHER
fhn anay •xtra courtesies, the prompt^
fcctly equipped*
Follow
"THE TYLERS ON YOUR"
WTAM 9:30 P. M. every Monday,
PFedtvesday, Friday,
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W—-
9:00 P. M. every Tuesday,
Thundayf Saturday,
THE STANDARD OIL
COMPANY of OHIO
BACKED
IS
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JOKE ON ANGLERS!
Weatherman, With Rains and
More Rains, Keeps Fish
ermen Away From the
Stream
Best Ba.,s
section are right
Fishermen in this
peeved at the weatherman and have
been since July 1 when the stat? re
opened Deer Creek, most famous bass
fishing stream in this part of Ohio,
to fishing for this v^ar, since tlv
heavy rains the day before the open
season and for several da niter
July 1 have made th? c-? 1: so nr. Hy
that no fishing of any worth while
notice has been possible to date.
Deer Creek is known to anglers
for miles and miles around and many
have motored here for a try at the
bass, but all have gone away "re
gust^,”, fi ..
London Defeated
The London Country club golf team
was defeated by the Washington C.
H. Country club team in an inter-city
match at the Washington .golf course
on Wednesday afternoon.
homeTrom'hospttal
August Sieterle, veteran employee
of the London Water Works company,
who has been a patient in Mt. Carmel
hospital, Columbus, for several weeks
suffering with an injured back, has re
turned to his home here, improved in
health.
Mr. Sieterle injured Ms back in a
fall at the plant some months ago.
Sammy—I wish I hadn’t fought
with Tommy this morning.
Mother—You see how wrong it
was, don’t you dear?
Sammy—Naw, but I didn’t know
till this afternoon that he was going
to give a party.
STANMUUTS NEW
MOTO* ML..1S QUABT
THE STANDARD Oil WARRANTY OF QUALITY
pagejhree
Former Plain City
Newspaper Man Buys
be Graft Journal
J. O. Lehman, former owner and ed
itor of The Plain City Advocate, week
ly publication of this county, has pur
chased the DeGraff Journal, a v. e’ekly,
from the former owners, the Mio»®S
Mary and Helen Pond.
Mr. Lehnjap, who is, well, known in
the weekly newspaper field in Ohio,
has had the DeGraff paper under lease
Pa^tes State Ntrrscs
Icsl Ge*s Ccrtnicafe
Miste ’Dorothy Buehler, of London,
who recently graduated from Nurses
Training school at Mercy hospital,
Hamilton, has been notified that she
passed the state examination and has
been awarded a nursing certificate.
Rare Birds Found
In Fayette County
Two white herons have been seen in
Fayette county, chiefly along Rattle
snake creek. These herons, com
monly belonging to the. same fam
ily as the blue herons which are seen
frequently in this locality, are some
what rare. There is a state and fed
eral law which protects these birds,
and the penalty for killing one is se
vere.—Washington C. H. Record-Re
publican.
IN HOSPITAL
William McDonald, manager of the
Madison County Oil company, is in
Grant hospital, Columbus, where he
is taking treatment
DON’T W ATT!
The Rytex Deckle Stationery now
being sold at $1 is a special for the
month of July only. Don’t delay your
order for this fine stationery.
THE MADISON PRESS CO.
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