The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat., August 19, 1932, Image 6

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1—FOR
SALE—1
RESNOR GAS STOVES—Three like
new. Call 310-W. —67
KENTUCKY BLUE BELL COAL
$4.50 per ton delivered in London. Coal
advancing in the markets. Place your
order now. Farrish Goal Co., phone
393. London, Ohio. —tf
SCHOOL HUS—Ford Model T, Green
field body. Seating capacity 40 stu
dents, A-l shape. New tires. Bargain.
Denyes Chevrolet Co. —67
ROOSTERS—White Leghorns for
breeding purposes. Mrs. W. H.
Skinner, London No. 2S phone 851-J1.
BONEY—Pure comb, 10c per section.
Wayne Kelley, Mt. Sterling, Ohio,
No. 4 one-half mile east of Dan
ville. —tf
2—FOR
RENT—2
APARTMENT—3 rooms, next door to
Madison Press Co. office, on W.
Second St. Inquire of Mrs. C. E. Gain
phone 149-W, 66 West High St. —69
ROOMS—At 75 Elm St. Miss Bessie
Lohr, phone 74. —69
HOUSE—modern, 6-room on E. First
st. with or without garage. Vacant
Sept. 1. New furnace being installed.
Phone 282. —tf
4—waWeF1Oent--4”
FARM WANTED—Cash rent or will
purchase 400 acres, level, well drain
ed, black or dark brown upland or sec
ond bottom farm. C. E. Ellsworth,
Ironton, Ohio. —67
6—HELP WANTED—6
NEAT. RELIABLE GIRL for waitress
and general housework. Must be 21
years of age. Country girl preferred.
Phone 830-W1. —67
9-L0Sf^9
DOG—Male collie pup, 4 months old.
Yellow and brown. Finder please
return to David Watson, 18V Wash
ington avenue. —68
12—MISCELLANE0US—if
SPECIAL PORK BARBEQUE with
relish for 10c. Davidson’s Service
Station, N. Main St. —67
13—SPECIAL NOTICES—13
v NEED MONEY?
We finance high grade farms
51^% Farm Loans
5 to 20 .years
Prompt and confidential service
No abstract required—may we serve
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DRURY & COMPANY —tf
NO HUNTING OR
TRESPASSING
No hunting, no berry picking,
trespassing on the Smith land
Stokes township. Controlled by II.
Long and Ray DeMent.
no
in
R.
.. ... —f
No hunting" or trespassing on Jesse
Stroupe farm on Linson pike con
trolled by Clyde Leach. —adv.
Dance August 25
James A. and C. W. Taylor will give
a dance at the London armory on
Thursday night, August 25. Percy
Lowery and his nine-piece orchestra
from Columbus will provide the music.
Owen Lohr
Electrician
Convenience Outlets, House
Wiring, Repair Work
PHONE 74
75 Elm St. London, O.
London
Grain
Market
BUYING PRICE
Wheat ................................
Oats
Yellow Corn..........................
Barley .................
47c
27c
22c
I'LOVB AND FEED PRICES
Wm. Tell Flour bbl ...
Linseed Oil Meal ...............
Super Six Pig Meal, 23%.
Soy Bean Oil Meal ........
Hi-Test Hog Feed ............
60% Tankage
Deercreek Dairy Feed .......
Hi-Test Dairy, 32%
Wheat Bran .......................
Cotton Seed Meal, 41%.....
Middlin H'S
Ground Oats ........................
Corn and Oats Chop ..........
Hi-Test Egg Mash ...............
Hi-Test Chick Starter .....
Cracked or Ground Corn
Ringo Bing Egg Mash...
Meat Scraps..........$1.50
Dried Buttermilk .........
Hi-Test Growing Mash ...
Shell or Grit....................
Ground Wheat .................
Split Soybeans...............
$1.00
$1.50
.$1.35
.$1.23
.$1.70
$1.50 and $1.60
..$1.15
...$1.25
...$0.b0
.$1.15
..$0.90
..$0,83
..$0.85
.$1.40
..$1.75
..$0.75
$1.25
$1.60
..$4.00
..$1.25
.$0.90
..$1.10
...$0.60
and
Salt in bbls., blocks and bags,
CASH PLEASE
F. J. WOOD & SONS
LpNBON, OHIO
OUR WA
SEVEN YOUTHS
TO WIN AWARDS
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the committee will be appointed by the
fair board. One member will be ap
pointed by the 4-H club council. The
third member will be appointed by the
4-H Extension association.
All delegates chosen will be over 12
years of age and club members who
have no previously won the trip.
The trip awards will be based on
the exhibit, score of record book, at
tendance at club meetings, attitude to
ward club work, past club record, and
all other club activities.
Each 4-H club will nominate one of
its members as a possible delegate.
The 4-H Council will nominate addi
tional club members. From this group
of nominees the seven delegates will
bp selected by the committee.
One 4-H club leader will be selected
by the committee to act as chaperone
for the delegates to Club Congress.
Selection will be based n years of
service, club record, and other club ac
tivities.
Four-H Club Congress is a week of
intensive training in principles of 4-H
club work and vocational guidance.
The delegates meet outstanding boys
and girls from all parts of Ohio. They
come in contact with leaders in all
lines of work. Thby learn something
of life in the city. In addition to the
educational features of the Club Con
gress, opportunity for recreation i«
provided.
Most 4-H club members who attend
4-H Club Congress later become lead
ers in 4-H dub work and leaders in
their communities.
Child May Lose
Sight of One Eye
Mary Hostetler, daughter 1 Dan
Hostetler, of Plain City, may lose the
sight of one eye, the result of an ac
cident which occurred when the horse
attached to the Hostetler buggy tan
away.
A sack of lime in the buggy v.u.,
broken, the lime filling the eyes of the
small child. The horse became fright
ened after a bread truck collided with
the buggy.
Coon Dog Trials
Sunday Afternoon
The Madison County Coon Hunter
association v ill hobt field trial on
Sunday, August 21, mi the
Bidwell farm, north of here n I
Route 42, near Gillivan.
Mono
Breaks Arm
Melvin Kramer, son
er, residing north of
Plain City, fell from
using while currying
broke his arm. He was given medical
attention by Dr. B. E. Ingmire. of
Plain City.
of John Kran
London, near
a box he was
a horse and
MISS BUEHLER ILL
Miss Dorothy Buehler, registered
nurse at Mercy hospital, Hamilton,
quite ill with an ulcer on her eye, tb
result of an attack of pink eye.
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LEGALNOT1CE
’onovei married, her married
mum- i. unknown, whose address i.*
unknown she now dr-cased then
the unknown heirs cf said Cora Cor
uv« i Ow.-n Conover if he is now
ceased, then the unknown heirs jf said
Owen ConoVer will take notice that on
lie 17th day of August
McSavuney. as plaintiff, ... ......
tion in the Court of Common Pleas of
Madison County, b’b...
15X5ti against 'the above named partiea
ptaying that the title to the following
described real tate li
the defendant: may be
show their -f
that the same
a
1932.
fih-d i
Ohio, in C’as- No.
above named p-irtien
quieted, that
onipcIJed to
__ -s, oi interests, and
......................... may he adjudged null
nd void, and plaintiff’s title quieted
against the same.? Said real estau is
situated in the County of .Madison,
the State of Ohio, ip the Township of
Somerford and in the Village of Sum
nu ford, and bounded and scribed e
follows, to-wit:
Being Lots Nos. (1) one and 52
fifty-two in the Village of Summer
ford in Somerford Township, Madison
County. Ohio, as the same are known
and designated on the recorded plat of
said Village in the Recorder's Ofliee of
said County.
Said parties an. n-qu.iwl Lo MiiMhi
on or befor t.he 22nd day of October.
1032
BELVA McSAVANEY.
Piaui iff
I E. STRAYER,
Vttoiney for plaintiff.
London, Ohio, August 19, 1932.
4
4
LANDS POSTED
Against Hunting, Fishing or
Otherwise Trespassing
Notice is hereby given that ah
trespassers
owned
named
cuted.
either
■jartien
prose-
on the lands
gi occupied by the
below, will be legally
Oak Run Township
Chenoweth lands occupied by
Rea
Wilbur Foreman and Lawrence Gos
sett
Officials of the county fan have an
nounced that a speck 1 entertainment
feature has been secured Tor the fair
in th- ‘Funny Monkey Circus”, owned
and presented by Miss Billie Woods,
heralded as the only lady trainer with
a complete circus in America.
The monkeys put cm a real circua,
advance reports state, the monkeys
(Continued Frc.m Tfcge One)
fifteen minutes for placing and fifteen
minutes for writing reasons on eat u
ring of four animals. Any memb. .■
receiving help during th contest
be disqualified.
A silver loving cup will be presented
to the winner Thursday afternoon hi
front of the grandstand. The cup hn.,
been donated by the business
Londcn. The winner’s name
engraved oi
men
will
of
U
will
The .wire judging contest
the final meeting i determining iR
members of a livestock judging teci.i
of three members to represent Madi
son county at the Ohio State Junk
Fair.
Judging training meetings have bee
held on hog -, dait-. cattle, beef cattli
an -heep during the unmer. Th
three club members making the high
est average score at these meeting
and the contest at the fair will he s'
looted as the team.
The team ill choose three ring
the following at the Ohio State Jun
ior Fair on hich place and writ
reasons: Beef attic. dairy cattle,
hogs, and sheep. Rach member must
judge in three rings. Medals will be
awarded for first, second and third
THE SEMI-WEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT, LONDON, OHIO
TO ENTERTAIN AT THE COUNi Y FAIR
performing all kinds of stunts includ
ing high dives, looping the look, etc.
The fair officials also state that they
haw secured Wick Leonard, of Plain
City, with his trained lion arid dogs for
the fair here.
Leonard has been engaged in the en
tertainment business for many yea”S
and has appeared here in former sea
sons.
places. The winning team will receive
a free i rip to the International Live
stock show at Chicano in December
where they will compete for national
honors.
Demons! rations
Individual and team demonstration
contests for 4-11 club members will be
held at the Madison County fair on I
Thursday, August 25, according to Ly
man 1 Baker, county club agent. The
demonstrations will be held at the At i
hall aifd will begin at 1:00 p. m.
Guy Dowdy, assistant state club
leader, and Miss Ruth Radford, home
demonstration agent of Greene county,
will act as the judges of the contests.
Contests will be held foil boys and
giris in both the individual and team
demonstrations. Winners in each con
test will represent Madison county in
a similar contest ^t the Ohio State
Junior Fair in Columbus, the follow
ing week.
Winners- at the State Junior fail
will be awarded a free trip to the Na
tional I Club congress held in Chi
will
cag ci November, where ..hey
compete for national honors.
An indivirhial demonstration is one
in which a club member shows how to
do come method in the project, ex
plaining as he 'Aork.-, what to do and
hov to io it step by step. For ex
ample, o club member may show how
to make a custard pic or how to ar
range a vase of. flowers.
Laughing Around the World
With IRVIN S. COBB
It’s Good the Lobby Wasn’t Labelled
By IRVIN S. COBB
A GROUP of big city sporting men went to Cincinnati for the Latonia
meet. Included in the party was a Chicago personage who knew
all there was to know about the Loop and the Lake Front but whose
acquaintances with the lesser world at large outside of Chicago wae
more ou less limited. Also, he made little use of the English language
excepting for speaking purposes. Let us call him Jimmy.
In some way, Jimmy became detached from his traveling com
panions, lost his way in the unfamiliar streets and consumed so much
time in wandering about that eventually he put up for the night in aa
obscure part of town.
His friends worried about him a little but were confident that he
would show up in the morning, which he did.
After he had explained his adventures one of the Chicagoans
asked:
“What was the name of the hotel you slept in?”
“I’ve got it on the back of an envelope,” answered Jlttimy, reaching
into his pocket. “I made, a copy of it last night.”
The inscription read: “Hotel Entrance.”
(American News J'canues, Inc.J
.REG’LAR FELLERS
some
In a team demonstration
larger subject than the above is show,n
YOUR AVANT S
ing together.
Demonstrations are for the purpose
of improving the members who give
them, giving information, developing
group consciousness and service and
interesting the public in what 4-H club
members are doing.
If a club member can plan a dem
onstration outlining by steps, what to
Jo and say, how to do it, and why be
fore a public gathering, and shows and
explains a process in a club project, it
should contribute to his or her devel
opment., The member is the more im
portant the process is secondary.
The demonstration is a good way
to teach a group how to do parts Art
the project.
The lemonstrations are given in
many club meetings where boys and
girls take turns in showing to each
other and to the whole group at the
same time processes in the project.
The demonstration is used in public
meetings, where parents and others of
the community can see what the boys
and girls have learned what they can
do and how certain processes are done
which they may also wish to follow.
The demonstration contests should
serve this purpose at the Madison
County fair.
The demonstrations will be scored
on the subject matter presented, in
dividual or team wwk, skill, results,
and practicability.
Style Revue
A Style Revue for 4-H Clothing
club members will be held at the Mad
ison County fair Thursday, August 25,
according to Lyman F. Baker, county
club agent. The contest will be held
at the Art hall immediateely after the
Demonstration contests.
Each 4-H Clothing club in fhe coun
ty has been asked to select two or
more girls to participate in the Count.'
Style Revue.
The winner of the County Sty It
Revue will represent Madison count}
in a similar contest at the Ohio Staff
Junior fair. The winner of the stat
contest will receive a free trip to the
National 4-H Club Congress to be held
in Chicago in November where she wil
compete for national honors.
Miss Ruth Radford, home demon
stration agent of Greene county, wil
act as judge of the county style revue.
Each girl will model the dress sh
has made in 4-H club work. She wil
vell the purpose for which the garment
was made, such as for school, busi
ness, afternoon, or party, the cost, ami
.he time required to make it.
The purpose of the style revue is
to teach girls to select materials and
patterns suitable to themselves, auo
are economical and healthful, to look
attractive at all time, and to show th*
public what 4-H Clothing club mem
ers are doing.
This is the first 4-H Style Revue to
De held at the Madison County fail
Fcur-H Style Revues have attracted
large crowds at other county fairs
which they have been held.
at
Health Record
in
Health is represented by one
4-H club woik. Special emphasis
given to healthful living in club worl
says Mr. Baker
A 4-H health contest will be heli
at the Madison County fair. Thos
boys and girls nominated by their 4-F
clubs to compete will be given a com
plete examination by Dr. R. H. Trim
ble, county health commissioner. Th
examinations will be given in th«
Health tent on Thursday, August 25
All contestants have been asked to re
port at 11:00 a. m.
The examination is being made t*
determine the healthiest 4-H boy and
girl in the county. When any defect
are found the member will be told hov.
to correct the defects and perpetuat
good health.
Winners in both the girls’ and boys’
contest will take a similar examination
at the Ohio State Junior Fair compet
ing against winners from other eoun
ties for state honors.
SLOWLY IMPROVING
Robert Thomas, of London, who un
derwent an operation for appendiciti
a few days ago at White Cross hos
pital, Columbus, is slowly improving
His condition was serious for a day oi
two but he is improving rapidly, i!
was stated today.
7 hat’s A 50-50 Division
Fail’Next Week
SEC Y LAMAR P. WILSON A
NOUNCES LIST OF ME N,
WOMEN WHO WILL JUDGE
SHOWS, EXHIBITS
the
an
va-
Secretary Lamar P. Wilson, of
Madison county fair board, has
nounced the list of judges for the
rious departments of the fair next
week, as follows:
Horses*—C. W. Austin, Xenia.
Beef Cattle—George Lincoln, Union
county.
Dairy Cattle—Joe Wenner, Union
county.
Swine—Robert Minshall, Madison
county.
MUTUAL AID
SAFE AND PROFITABLE LOANS are an important
part of the rightful foundation of banking ... its very
existence depends upon them. You are NOT asking A
FAVOR when, you request a loan from The London
Exchange Bank, for loans are not considered on that
basis at? this bank. Quite the contrary we feel that
THE BANK is favored through your offer to contract
a JUSTIFIED LOAN from which WE PROFIT.
Are, you, or i your business* eligible for loan accom
modation? Wc will be glad to confer with you, to go
over your statement and to show you how to put your
affairs in a position which will entitle you to this vital
and helpful Exchange Bank service.
London Exchange Bank
The undersigned having rented her home, will sell at auction at
221 W. High St., on
Saturday, August 20
At 1 P. M., the following:
One 9-tube Westinghouse radio, like new 1 Pathe Victrola and
records library table davenette, hall rack, bookcase, couch, Alad
din lamp, 8-day clock, 2 stands, 5 rocking chairs, 1 porch glider, 2
extension tables, 8 dining chairs, 1 sideboard, 1 cupboard, 2 11x12
rugs, 1 7^x9 rug, 2 9x12 Congoletun rugs. 2 bedsteads, springs,
etc., 1 Lorain gas cook stove, 2 I riple Effect gas heaters, 1 Coles
heating stove, 1 kitchen base, dishes, cooking utensils, etc.
One extra good milk cow, some alfalfa hay and corn.
Also at the same time and place the estate of W. Price will
offer for sale one Hupmobile Sedan, 1930 model only 9600 miles
splendid condition.
TERMS OF SALE CASH
MRS. MARTHA J. PRICE
D. H. ELLIOTT, Aurt. OWEN MOONEY, Clerk
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1932
Shecp—J. Earl Dennison, of neat
London.
Culinary Department Mrs. W. L.
Barger, Urbana.
Fine Arts—Mrs. Escoe H. Erin, Co
lumbus.
Granges—No ju,dge selected.
IQHN STROUPE
SLOWLY IMPROVING
The condition bf John Stroupe, of
London, who suffered a broken leg in
tin auto accident five weeks ago, is
reported as slowly improving.
Mr. Stroupe is in Grant hospital,
Columbus, and is expected to be able
to return to his home here within
three weeks.
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