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Madison County Democrat
London, Madison County, Ohio
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The London Junior Chamber of Commerce held its annual awards dinner on Thursday night, presenting life membership to Supt. J. J. Hartley for community service and the Distinguished Service Award to William Holton for his work as scout master. Professor Joseph A. Link delivered a talk on his experiences in Russia and concerns about Soviet ambitions.
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The London Junior Chamber of Commerce made their annual awards at dinner Thursday night.
A large gathering of members and guests heard Robert Lukens make the opening speech after which he awarded a life membership to Supt. J. J. Hartley in recognition of his fine service to the community and the Jaycees.
The Jaycee "Distinguished Service Award" was presented to William Holton. Jake von Kanel made the presentation and commended Holton for his long service as scout master of troop 104.
The speaker for the affair was Professor Joseph A. Link of Cincinnati. Professor Link gave a most interesting talk on his experience in Russia and expressed his fear of the Russians and their attempt at world domination. Professor Link had spent considerable time in Russia both before and during the war.
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London
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Thursday Night
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life membership awarded to supt. j. j. hartley; distinguished service award presented to william holton.
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The London Junior Chamber of Commerce held their annual awards at a dinner with a large gathering of members and guests. Robert Lukens gave the opening speech and awarded life membership to Supt. J. J. Hartley for his service to the community and Jaycees. Jake von Kanel presented the Jaycee Distinguished Service Award to William Holton for his long service as scout master of troop 104. Professor Joseph A. Link of Cincinnati spoke on his experiences in Russia before and during the war, expressing fears of Russian attempts at world domination.