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The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat., August 19, 1932, Image 9
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FRIDAY,_AUGUST 19. 1932
Recital Draws
Fine Attendance
Pupils lot Miss Ruth Marie
Dickerson’s Dramatic Grou^
Give Program Tuesday XC
Evening
A large and appreciative audience ...
Sue Cheseldine, Charles Lohr, Billy
.v was present on Tuesday night at the .-S» T, .,. i-ki
In -a unique way, the pages of the
Magic Book which Patty Robinson pre
sented to Leila DickersAn came to life
and presented the following program:
«1B( Patriotic playlet, followed by num
bers by Helen Longberry, Jimmie Hei
ronimus/ Margaret Slattery, Janet
Browning, Helen Elaine Bangert, Suz
anne Morse and Billy Slagle.
A dramatization, -followed by num-
HONEST BUSINESS
Why should any business parade
the inference that it does not oper
ate for profit.? HiVhest Business does
nq| do that.
SCHLECHTY FUNERAL
HOME
Ambulance Service
Phone 21
Hoot Mon/
FREE COAL
they're giving with the
GENUINE'
HEATROLA
Aug.2Q to Sept.10
i
and ifs ..
LESS COAL*
yell he using
E
from then on
Drug
sundries
TOILET ARTICLES
STATIONERY
CIGARS
One of the few stores
you.
/.
bers by Dicky Adams, Robert Swaney
Jane Ann Dixon, Peggy Jane Hayman,
Donald Otis Bryan, Bobby Emery and
Dicky Browning.
“Cottontails in Politeness ®tnd,’'
followed by nunibers by Martha Mae
.Mossbarger, Ann Yauger, Suzanne
'Robinson, Mary Wilma BroSky, Mary
Louise Speasmaker, Suzanne Robinson,
Baker, Margaret Rent jfH
Methodist Episcopal church to hear, «.
... ,. .. i Each child presented his reading
the dramatic recital given by the pu-|
pils of Miss Ruth Marie Dickerson."' a pleasing manner, making the pro-|
gram a huge success.
....... ... ............ O--------------------- j|
Farm Economist
Addresses Rotary
ProCc. R. Arnold, 0. S. U.J
Gives-First Talk on Farm
Conditions to Club on
Wednesday
Prof. C. R. Arnold, farm manage
ment economist, Ohio State university,
gave one of the most interesting ad
dresses ever given before a local au
dience, when he spoke to the London
Rotary club Wednesday noon.
Prof. Arnold traced the price levels
over a period of time dating- back into
early American history and bringing
it up to the present day, using a ser
ies Of charts to show the comparison
of present day economic conditions
with those which followed all the ma-
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PRICES SLASHED ON ALL MODELS
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A City Store—But Prices Lower
GEO. H. HARTMAN
DRUGGIST
70 S. MAIN ST.,-LONDON, O.
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DRY CLEANING
in*CJfrio where you can buy your drug wants with
safety and privacy, withdWTnterference of soda fountain and lunch counter
/crowds. A Real Drug Store. No one but Registered Pharmacists to wait on
TRY OUR DRUG STORE FIRS
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$
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Save With Six Cylinders
—with more than six you sacrifice econ
omy*.
—-with less than .six you sacrifice smooth
ness.
NO MORE NO LESS
jor Wars which the United States
has participated.
There will be a meeting of the Rot
club next week but no program,
as the
meeting will be adjourned early
so that members may attend the Mad
ison County fair.
London Choral Club
To Give Program
At Cedarville
The annual basket rrmvtltt# and
homecoming of Zion Baptist church
of Cedarville will be held at Cedar
ville, Sunday, Aug. 21. Good preach
ing and singing. Music will be fur
nished by the London Choral
Everybody is invited come.
In County Jail
Ma-
Enos Penwell, Mont Henry and
rion Hopkins, London, are in the coun
ty jail here, serving out fines for in
toxication, imposed in the court of
Mayor Harry Van Cleve. ’They* were
arrested by Marshal Ed Smith/
SCOUT TROOP 102—NOTICE
A meeting of Scout Troop 102 will
be held Monday evening, August 22,
at*7 o’clock.
$
NYAL REMEDIES
LOWE BROS.
HOUSE PAINTS
»R. HESS -GUAR
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ANTEED STOCK
POWDERS
i'-
You are extravagant when you fail to have your clothes cleaned.
-We' have our own plant and our years of experience guarantee
you satisfactory work.
DOWNARD
THE SEMI-WEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT, LONDON, OHIO
4/
H. R. DEN YES
LONDON, OHIO
club.
WE INVITE YOU
Many Attend
Homecoming
Excellent Dinner, Supper, Pro
grain Enjoyed Wednesday
At Celebration Held at
Lafayette
A good crowd attended the home
coming and fish fry of the Lafayette
MethotMt church circuit which was
held dn Wednesday in the Campbell
grove near the village, north of here
on U. S. 40, the National pike in cel
ebration of fixe completion of the new
concrete paving from Lafayette, west
to the village of Summerford.
An excellent crowd partook offhe
fish dinner at the noon hour and the
supper meal.
A program was enjoyed in the aft
ernoon, headed by an address by Judge
Roscoe G. Hornbeck, of London, judge
of the second district court of appeals.
An engineer of the state highway de
partment was unable to attend because
of business in the office in Columbus.
Special music was provided by the
Lafayette orchestra and the London
Creamery band.
In the baseball game in the after
noon, Plumwood defeated Lafayette,
12 to 2.
It was originally planned to have
the new paving open for the celebra
tion, but this was not possible because
of the unfinished condition of the road.
The highway will not be open for
through traffic for at least three
weeks .or,a month, it is stated.
Mother of London
Resident Dies
Mrs, Joseph Calland, aged 85 years,
mother of*Mr?. F. B. Robinson, Elip
street, London, died at her1 home ih
Summerfield on Saturday and the fu
neral service and burial took place on
Monday at Summerfield.
Mrs. Calland is survived by her
husband, who is 87 years of age, the
one daughter, Mrs. Robinson, and one
son, W. H. Calland, of Summerfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. apd
Mrs. Wolford Jones and family, of
[London, Mrs. Harold Slagle and Miss
[Mildred Robinson, of* Columbus, at
tended the funeral service.
... o
Returns From Hospital
Miss Helen Kilgore, assistant in the
office of Dr. H. V. Christopher, Lon
don, has returned to her home here
after taking treatment in the Alcorn
hospital in Columbus.
Phone 254-W
CHEVROLET SIX MODELS!
would be Pleased to have youuse our Tent as Headquarters
FILING DATE SET
SEE THE NEW
5 JU'/
AT THE MADISON COUNTY FAIR
You are certain to be im
pressed most favorably with
the many new features em
bodied in this, the world’s
finest low priced automobile.
Livestock Display k
Baby Show
U‘
Membership and Special Ticket
"t- *.
Single AdmisstpQli
Night Admission, Grand Stand Only.
Howard CorrcH, President
WEST JEFFERSON
AhnouncCWeh^ has been made by {federal court at Columbus as the final PRESS CO»
». Strine, receiver for the J. R. Atchi- date for the filing of claims. classified Ads are Result Getters!
Madison County Fair
London, Ohio
Aug. 23*24-25-26
4'Day Races
PA GE ANT
Wednesday, ^Thursday
Nights
7
Dining Service by Congregational Christian
Church of So. Solon
MV
Chicken Dinner Sunday, AiiAiist 21 :T
ISP
Used Cars
We have a number of very fine used cars
in stock—every one has been reconditioned
and is ready to run. Come in and inspect
these values before buying elsewhere.
ROY GORHAM
son Drug compahy.of London*, that- Sa!e«hnoks and printed forms fOT
-Tx- k fl autographic registers. See us for any
September T5 llasTeefi fixed by the kind of printing. THE MADISON
All children under 15 years Free on Tuesday.
Music and Amusements
PHONE 15 Lamar P. Wilson,
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