The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat., July 22, 1932, Image 6

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EASTERN STARS T(
PICNIC ON JULY 29
West Jefferson Chapter No. 492, Or
der of the Eastern Star, will hold
/their annual picnic Friday afternoon,
at 4 p. m., July 29th at the grade
school yard in West Jefferson. Each
member is to bring well-tilled baskets
and his or her own table service. Ta
bles and chairs will be provided and
should it rain the picnic will be held
in the township hall. Keep this im
portant date open, July 29.—The Com
mittee.
COOL OFF IN POOL
The heat wave holds no fears for
Girl Scouts who are camping at Camp
Ken-Jockety, near West Jefferson, this
week. With the thermometer above
the 100-degree mark, Girl Scouts keep
cool in their concrete pool.
At 11:15 o’clock each morning camp
ers who are working on the life sav
ing requirements of the Red Cross
work with Miss Edna McCollam, ex
aminer, for half an hour.
At 3:15 o’clock after rest hour,
each troop has its turn in the pool.
The campers from Nevcr-Never-Land
swim first with Miss McCollam and
her assistants, Miss Jane Mollencop,
of Columbus, and Miss Jane Coons, of
Granville. The Pirates from Treasure
Island swim next with the Pioneers
and Counselors swimming during the
last two periods.
Mrs. Lueta Clark, Springfield, has
joined the camp staff and will have
charge of handicraft, going to the
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery
An instructive book has been pub
lished by Dr. L. M. Ross, the rectal
specialist. This book tells how suf
ferers from piles can be quickly and
easily cured without the use of the
knife, scissors, burning, electricity ot
any cutting method, without confine
ment to bed and no hospital bills to
pay.
This method has been a success for
25 years and in thousands of cases
This hook is sent postpaid free to
persons afflicted with piles or other
rectal trouble who dip this item and
mail it with name and addiess to L.
M.
Ross, M.D., 131
Cod Liver
Oil
84c
Mineral
WEST JEFFERSON
East State street
Columbus. Ohio. ■—Adv.
Don’t Sav
HARVEST SPECIALS
94c 49c
100 5 lbs.
troops to assist them during troop
meetings. Mrs. Clark was on the
camp staff in 1931 and fills the va
cancy left by Miss Harriet Rea, Lon
don. Impromptu dramatics at gen
era! camp tires are proving popular
with Hie counselors as well as Giri
Scouts. Milne’s “Bad Sir Brian Bot
any* and “King John” were drama
tized this week as were Scott’s “Loch
invar” and several popular fairy tales.
MRS. BRAITHWAITE HURT
Mrs. Albert Braithwaite suffered a
broken bone in her right foot and
body bruises when she fell down the
cellar steps at the Electric Shop, Mon
day afternoon. The fracture was re­
day afternoon. The fracture was
duced at the Emergency hospital.
LEGION TEAM LOSES
The American Legion recreation
team lost to the Wildcats at Edge
water park, Wednesday evening, by a
score of 8 to 4. Asa Ogilvie pitched
for the winners, with Rader behind
the bat, and had little difficulty with
the Legion sluggers. Glenn Smith
was on the hill for the vets ami his
offerings seemed to please the Wild
cats, especially Charle Wise, who hit
two doubles and a triple i» four trips
to the plate.
The losers were trailing 8 to 0 to the
start of the last inning but staged a
rally that netted four runs. The line
ups included:
Legion—Smith, p., Allerton, C, Bor
land lb, Gillivan 2b, Lamb 3b, Buck
ley If, Murray cf, Miller, rf, Callo
way ss, Gorham rf, Pfcil rf.
Wildcats—Ogilvie p, Rader c, Mad
dux lb, Jordan 2b, Wise 3b, Smith
ss, C. Wise cf, Pfeil rf, Lyday If.
TWO GAMES SUNDAY
The Columbus Railway Power &
Light team of Columbus, will play a
double header at Edgewater Park, on
Sunday afternoon, with Phillips’ re
creation team. This is one of the
fastest outfits in the league and two
fast games are in store for lovers of
the sport.
DISTRICT NURSE DIES
Funeral services for Miss Katherine
Lindeman, 77, district nurse, of 495
Park Ave.. Columbus, who died Tues
day in St. Francis hospital after an
Bread,” Say
“HOLSUM”
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE IN BREAD
The Springfield Baking Co
at the
London Pharmacy
For This Week End
Save with Safety
$1.00 1 pint 35c
Wampoles Fly Spray
$1.00
Energine
25c
$1.1X1
Listerine
Russian
Paste
Oil 19c Lysol
59c
1 pint
Thymoline
$1.20
1 1 pint
Hinkle Epsom Rubbing
Pills Salts Alcohol
19c 35c 44c
This coupon entitles bearer to two regular Cones
made with Tellings Ice Cream for 5c—or good for
5c trade on any 10c purchase at our new Soda
Fountain.
Good until and including July 24th
The London Pharmacy
CI JESTER T. SWOPE, Druggist
High and Main Sts. London, Ohio
Gem
29c
69c
Razors
2 doz.
Bayers
59c
Aspirin
Tooth 29c
75c
Quinine
60c
Hair Tonic
45c 49c
35c
Syrup of Mouth Kotex or
Pepsin Wash Modess
60c
Lysol
23c i 45c
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extended illness were held at 10:30 a.
m. Thursday in the Schoedinger Co.
chapel. Burial in Green Lawn ceme
etcry. A brother, Jacob Lindeman, of
Grove City, also survives.
SUFFERS BROKEN BONE
Bill Tully, Frey addition, is nurs
ing a broken bone in his left foot, the
result of dropping a cistern lid on his
foot Monday afternoon. Dr. J. Wm.
Hurt reduced the fracture.
WOLBERTS HAVE DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolbert, West
Main street,
birth of a daughter, Julia Ann.
Wolbert is proprietor of the Tire
Battery Shop.
announce Friday,’ the
Mr.
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GIRL SCOUT CUTS FINGER
Three stitches were required
close the wound on her index finger,
suffered by Miss Jean Yantes, 13, Girl
Scout, at Camp Ken-Jockety, when
she attempted to cut a stick of wood
with a hatchet, Tuesday. afternoon.
She was attended by Dr. J. Wm. Hurt.
to
HAS BRIGHTS DISEASE
Robert Bynner is seriously ill at his
home in Brown township, suffering
with brights disease. Jlis condition is
only fair, according to Dr. G. C.
Scheetz, the attending physician.
CHENGS
ThILD HURT
George, young son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Chenoa, Railroad addition, was
treated at Emergency hospital, Mon
day for a severe cut on the forehead,
which he received in a fall while play
ing.
KR( )GER MGRS. TRANSFERRED
Clarence “Soxey” Miller has been
transferred from the local Kroger
store to the Plain City store and
John Laird, of Plain City, has moved
to Jefferson.
WORKER MASHES FINGER
Jim Long, employed at the Climer
rravel washer, suffered a badly mash
ed finger, Monday. The injury was
dressed by Dr. J. Wm. Hurt.
GORHAM SIGNS CONTRACT
FOR CHEVROLET AGENCY
Roy Gorham, Chevrolet dealer, has
just returned from the factory at
Cincinnati, where he signed a con
trad as a dealer for the coming
year.
SUBMITS TO OPERATION
Miss Geneva Wright, 55 Hamilton
Park, Columbus, is convalescing at
Grant hospital following an operation
Monday for appendicitis. Miss Wright
s head of the commercial department
Granville high school and formerly
vas connected with the local high
chool in the same capacity.
st. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran, Rome
Rev. John O. Lang, pastor.
9:30 a. m. Sunday school.
10:30 a. m. Morning worship. Ser
mon topic: “Excuses Which Do Not
Excuse.” Text: Luke 14:16-24.
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Tailcr mane rusts, reliable in fit m.u
fabric. B. J. Flynn. —Adv.
GEORGESVILLE
Georgcsville, July 216—Mr. Louis
Young and family were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Young in
West Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dyer, of Har
bor Hills, were visiting W. A. Dyer
and family, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stocklin, of Colum
bus, are at their summer home here
and are entertaining their grandchil
dren from Columbus, and Pittsburg.
Mr. S. K. Mardis, of Athens, was
here last week, the guest of his son,
Paul, while attending the state Repub
lican convention in Columbus.
Mrs. Chas. Gardner and Russell
Braskett were guests of’ her sister,
Mrs. Frank Gilliland at the Fish
Hatchery, near London, Sunday,
Rev. Morrell, of Worthington Chil
dren's Home, was a speaker at chprch,
Sunday evening.
Threshing is done in this commun
ity.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Windle, of
West Jefferson, were here Friday.
Mrs. Jack Wood is entertaining her
nieces from Sandusky.
Miss Jane Crager, of West Jeffer
son, was a caller here, Monday.
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CAMP CHASE
Camp Chase, July 216—Mr. pnd
Mrs. L. J. Girbert spent Tuesday eve
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Eberhard.
Miss Delores Mueller is spending
ter -vacation at the home of her
grandparents, Mi. and Mrs. Wiliam
pulling.
1 Mrs. L. J. Gilbert attended the
Civie club picnic Tuesday at Maple
thade park as the guest of Miss Lil
lian Braun, of Grove City.
These folks from Columbus, were
Wednesday evening guests of Mrs.
lena Ruffing, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Diehr, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Archer
and family, Mrs. Roy Yarnell, Mrs.
Xnn» Hess, and Messrs. Herbert and
£mil: Diehr.
Emma June, ten-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loel died early
Thursday morning at University hos
pital after a short illness. Funeral
services were held Saturday in Gar
den Heights U. B. church with bur
ial in Memorial park.
Mrs. Nellie W'illiamson, of near
Centerburg, has been visiting Mr. and
Mr*. L. C. dime the past few days.
Mr. Peregrine White is on the side
list
The airport attracted quite a crowd
Sunday /with its program of motor
cycle races, double parachute jump and
head-on auto collision. Misses Ruth
and Mabie White spent Sunday at
their home here.
CATAWBA
Catawba, July 21+—Mrs. Hattie
Flautt, of Columbus, is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Runyan and Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Runyan.
Mrs. Van C. Tullis, of Hillcrest has
returned home from a week’s camping
trip to Orchard Island.
Mrs. Bessie McCord, Mr. and Mrs.
McKnight of Bowling Green, were the
Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Strong.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tavenner, of
Wayside Farm, entertained at dinner
Saturday evening. Covers were laid
for Elmer Grove and son, Olin, of
Pasedcna, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Rey
nard, of Stanton, Ave., Springfield,
Miss Mary Ann Tavenner and Mr. and
Mrs. Tavenner.
Miss Evelyn Bumgardner, of Me
chanicsburg, was the guest last week
cf her brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Bumgardner.
Miss Marguerite Schultz, of Spring
field, is the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Miner Hardman.
In honor of the birthday annivers
ary of their daughter, Mrs. George
Griffith of Downer’s Grove, Ill.j Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Anderson sr.. en
tertained w^th a six o’clock dinner on
Thursday evening. Covers were laid
for Mrs. Griffith and daughters, Dor
othy Jane and Martha Mae, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Wadsworth and son,
Charles, of E. Cassily St., Springfield,
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Anderson, jr.,
and family, Ruby Mae and James
Henry, Mrs. Melvin Babbs, of Colum
bus, Richard Rutan, of Mechanicsburg,
Miss Margaret Anderson, and Mr. and
Mrs.Andersoa.
Miss Mary Tavenner accompanied
Mrs. Martha Abbott and a party of
friends from Springfield to Sharp’s
Landing, near Indian Lake, Sunday*
where they enjoyed the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, of Yel
low Springs were the Sunday guests
of Mrs. Wilson’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Strong.
Earl Redmond II of Columbus is the
guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. David Livingston.
Mrs. Mary B. Tavenner, of Colum
bus, Mr..‘and Mrs. Paul J. Neer and
sons, Briggs and Lowell, of “Pleasant
View farm, Mr. and Mrs. Odess Hard
man and children, Mary Ann and Jim
mie, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Runyan en
joyed a picnic dinner at Lakewood
Beach, Sunday.
The Friendship Circle Bible class of
the Methodist Episcopal church was
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Pearl Cartmell, Mrs.
Bessie Neer and Mrs. Walter Mouser
assisted. Mrs. Odess Hardman was
devotional leader. In contests arrang
ed by Miss Rebecca Hayes, Mrs.
Louise Hardman and Mrs. Glenn Love-
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NEW GARAGE
Comet Fourth and Oak Streets
General Automobile Repairing
iafizing on Fords and? Torrisons
We carry a complete line of Ford parts at all times,
Aff repair work guaranteed
SAM RHOADS
Sport Shoes
Black and white and tan and smoke
CLEANING
less were successful. Mrs. Grace B.
Neer was the winner in a contest ar
ranged by Miss Edna Arbogast.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostesses to the fifteen members
present.
The Ladies* Aid society of Nation
Chapel enjoyed an all-day meeting at
the home of a former member, Mrs.
Otto LeMaster, near Marysville. A
pot luck dinner was a feature of the
noon hour. Twenty members and
guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Wertz have returned
to their home in Dayton after a
week’s visit with Mr. and Mr a. Will
iam Corn.
The Tri Mu and Junior Bible classes
of the Methodist Episcopal church en
joyed their annual picnic at Lakewood
Beach, Saturday afternoon. After a
swim, a pot luck supper was enjoyed,
followed by music and games. Thir
ty-five members and guests were pres
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bumgardner^
Misses Evelyn “Bumgard
net and Robert
dinner guests,
Mrs. Rolla Ropp, near Catawba Sta
tion.
and Betty
Bumgardner were the
Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Babbs, of Columbus,
was the guest a few days last week
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
H. Anderson, sr. She was accompan
ied home by her sister, Mrs. George
Griffith and daughters* of Downers
Grove, Ill., who hav^ been the guests
for a week of Mrs. Griffith’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Griffith
will visit friends and relatives in Co?
lumbus anti Cleveland before return
ing to her home in Illinois. I
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’Burg Woman Dies
Mrs. Celia Douglas, of Mechanics
burg, widow of the late Thomas Doug
las, died at 11:30 a. m, Tuesday at
the Champaign(lCounty Hospital in
Urbana, where she had been a patient
for three weeks following an opera
tion. Mrs. Douglas is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Glenn Hinton, with
whom she had lived for the last three
yearn.
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July Sale of
Kuppenheimer
Curlec Suits
July Sale Price
$23-95
Cutlee $22.50 and $25 Suits
$16-95
HUME&MABE
nil- STORE OF FASHION AND SERVICE
Fruit Salad
One lot Boys’ Suits
Tomato Juice raZoun‘:.
Sweet Pickles
Shrimp
Cake Flour
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Pork and Beans
Milk
Flour
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Phones 187-188
The funeral service was held at the
Treacle’s Creek church, north of Me
chanicsburg, at 2 p. m. Thursday with
burial in the church cemetery.
Copnty Board in Session
The Madison County-Board of Edu
cation met in regular session on Mon
day at the office of County School
FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1932
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Jack-OLeather
Sizes 12 to 18, with 2 pairs pants
Suit values to $18.50
CREATH’S
Golden Harvest Sale Specials
PRESSING
Premier, No. 2/2 can
2 for..... ...................
nicorn
quart jar:
Premier, wet
2 cans.............
Swansdown a cake
plate FREE with pkg
E brand
small cans 3 for.
White Rose 241 2 Jkj,. Od
42c Merrit, 24 lbs.2.. 39C 1
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MEAT’S LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY 3
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Supt. L. C. Dick and trantacted fou
tine business.
Screens Stolen.
Last Friday night, a nervy thief
stole paiz of door screens from the
unoccupied P. A. Lanigan property on
West Center street.
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