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Evening star., 1950-04-30
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
MORRISON STREET

Attractive home on pleasant, resi-
Dental street. detached; convenient
to stores, school, library, playgrnd., =,
churches. movie. bank. etc. 4
porehes; extra shower and iavatory
on 1st floor; open fireplace. front
and back yards. Equipped for oil or
coal: Open l to Z Pm. Woodley
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American University Park
4450 Verplanck Pl. NV.

OPNA &OAoJ 4NoO1l W AdL
Charming detached brick, true center
hall, situated on spacious lot on
dead-end street, adjoining Govern
ment property. SAFE AND QUIET.
Kitchen set in front of house. dining
room in rear where one can dine and
enjoy the beauties of nature: 3 twin
sized bedrooms and ? baths: fine
recreation room, den, maids room
snd full bath; large roomy closets
throu~hout. PERFECT CONDITION.
TAST-ErTLT 0ECNpATED OWNEp
LEAVING CITY. YOU WILL LIKE
THIS HOME THE LOCATION AND
SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOOD
Gas a.-c.h.; garage. Call Mr.. HoI-
strom.
Directions: Out Mass. ave. to 46th st =,
turn right to verplanck pl.. right to
our "Ooen'' sign.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST. 700, 1922 18th st. NV. Eve,
60. S573.
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PETWORTH

{ bedrooms, l bath Nv I'm. etn rm
modern kit, breakfast rm.. finished
haSemi with front eat, <i3sSo
AS Delaneld pi- NV, Owner ieay-
lnE HnNn
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KOGOD & BOOKOFF

63l Z ST NV. Ma. HlSa Ma. aaif.
OPEN TODAY, 2-6
owner must sell his lovely brick
house, 30 II. wide, rms. bath,
shower: 3 porehes, h-W. foors. auto.
heat, insulated. rec. rrn., kit. pantry:
refE.; yard, sar.; COW. loo. inspect
1909 III. ave. and be convinced,
Convenient terms. Call Monday,
Georeia O17q.
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BEAUTIFUL SPRINGFIELD
kENWooD COUNTRY CLUB SIC.

5000 RIDGEFIELD RD.
Centsr-hall white brick, spacious
living room dining room combins- :
ton. LARGE kitchen. powder room.
storage attic; full basement with
outside entrance and half bath: Gas
a.-c. heat; good transportation: ex-
eellent school facilities: attractive
financing. Open ] TO q daily. RUT.
LEY L. BA1R, ST. 2elI: ewes, co.
13sl, Ext. 81. 4
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Best Buy in BriphtWood

Beautiful 4-bedroom home, ga oatas,
modern kitchen and lArge den: pre-
war construction wonderful Condl .
ton. Priced very low at SI5 200.
Open for inspection from . 10 Il
pm. Sunday 43:I Ingraham Et,
NV. Eve. and Sun. @. Bianken.
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2.FAMIIY APT
5l27 ILLINOIS AVE.
NnENy oYyNy~axy
BY OWNER

BriShtwood. AIS Hamilton St nv
Attached. an-orick. B.roosn. .i..
bath home; : screened rear porcheS.
kas h.-Nh. neU. de luxe double.
washer LaunderaIll, wall-to-v " ali
carpetng Venetian blinds and
drapsS, near churches schools and
transportation; Sl7,So0. dE, AaIp.
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BRIGHTWOOD SPECIALS
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT NOW
TUCKERMAN ST, Sl3,5OO
Allowance for decoration. wonder
ful location, fine semidet. 6-room
brick, hardwood floors. built-in ga
-this can't last.
INGRAHAM ST.
English style semidet. brick; 8 lovely
rooms. : screened porches. beautiful
paneled walls. finished rec. room, 2
freplaces. step-up dining room.
LONGFELLOW ST.
Lovely 6-room Diet. brick home: only
SIG $50; 2 baths, finished rec. room
this is really fine home near ali
conveniences.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 65O1
81; o345, OR. 0sss. AID. $3.50. AID.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

LEROY PL. N.W.-5 bedrms., 2 baths,
freshly dec. throughout; maids rm.
and bath; deep freeze; $3.50 per mo.
| or . yr. lease. Call Mr.. Wyse, with
JOHN r. de SIBOUR g. co.
MI. $500. Ewes, CO. 9OS5. Exclusive.
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American University Park
Mr.. ST. AIMS SCHOOL
Detached Colonial brick home in one
of Washington's most desirable resi-
Dental areas. Center entrance, lge.
living rm. with fireplace, dining rm.
Kitchen and powder rm. on 1st fool; ;
3 lovely bedrms. upstairs; gas heat:
price, $19,950. Call Mr.. Bouscaren,
EX. 24S0 or EN-. 44l3. Excl. with
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. 1113 18th st. NV
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New Hampshire Ave.

New Hampshire Ave.
Near Masonic Home
Large living room with fireplace, din.
three bedrooms and bath, second
floor; 'creened porch of kitchen:
gas heat: available at once. $3.50
month. Call BETHEL. DI. 300.
AVAILABLE NOW; Alexandria-4-
bedrm., "-bath, charming. old. re-
stored home. in Immaculate condi-
ton; oil heat: S170 mo.
ROMYE LAMBORN
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E. w. THURM HUI IN
E. w. THURM

o1I,ce open SunoAy. ~ to q
90 NICHOLSON ST. NV, vacant;
hall; 4 lse rms on Ist fir; s bed.
rms. !" baths on md; maids rm. d,
bath, bsmt 2-cAr ear lot SOalOO.
$500 cash, $3.50 per mo eTROUP,
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RAMRI.ERS

Another group of . and bedroom
MONIES, modern as tomorrow. tiled
bath, Nv. rm.. din rm., kit. bxmt,
with laNatory, wood d-burninG Are
place: nice wooded lots: GI or con-
Ventional hnAnCing with moderate
cash. An inspection will convince.
DIRECTIONS, Mass. ave. NV. to $500
block. left to NAmAkagan rd., rlsht
a block. left TO rRmblers. Ar. Bailey
on premises or at 6SO4 Mass ave,
BARKLEY BROS.
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or. S5s6. or. SO35.

3217 18th ST. Sc.
Nearly-new brick home; front porch
hardwood floors; new refrigerator;
up-to-date kitchen. Open and ready
to move in. Rent. 500. Go out
Nichols ave. to Ala. ave. and East
to 18th st.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141S H st. NV. DI. 1877. -
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1886 28th NV 500 asf

NEAR wARDMAN PARK
Semidel. rms. 2 baths; oil heat:
the diScrimlnAtins
SAM RosEY AID. 400
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oil. 24"s.
18th and jefferson
54O4 18th ST NV
Conn. and AShmead Pl.

Separate entrances for each A suit.
able 2 families. Newly reeonverted.
Lee. frontase. Ideal location, unique
buy Owner leaving. will saerihes
Tor MO 400 NO otRR
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WANT TO CREATE INCOME?
Is rms. and q baths on enhassy ro,,
are oegsing to be converted into
nieh income producing apartments;
JAMES CARR. ST 1921
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PETWORTH

Near Soldiers Home-6-room rcS
house. eon&isiins OF. l1 aocr. reeep-
tion hail. liv. rm, din. Em., larss
modern kitchen. Screened-in rear
porch: nice. larse front porch. md
foor. 3 bedrmS.. bath Pull hSml.
With L bath. BRYANT gas NV. heat
This home is IN Immaculate eoadi-
tion and priced 10 sell this week END
on easy terms.
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10th STREET

Near walter Reed-Large Enalish.
style semidetached brick; pow der
room on LIST H.; 4 bedrmS. . baths
on md Il maids room and bath on
ard n; .-car brick sarase; oil neat.
owner say, sen MAKE otfsr.
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OPEN / TO6
1905 ALASKA AVE.
SPACIOUS. COMFORT

A sturdy home OF fns proportioa
and detail, Built Of attractive stone.
rms, Iia baths, plus Servants
Quarters and double garags; cen.
uslly located Reduced 10 S.,4 800.
OWNER, Phone IA. S4S2
Evening star., 1950-04-30

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-5-rm.
brick, gas heat, fenced rear yard.
screened front porch, bsmt., 500
mo. OR 1914
HANEY & CO., Elk. 3443
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1;S1 RaoDF ISLAND ave; Nv
s'on. ss;'i0n ideal for aps..%sns .sTsn de-
inspss5ien BY appointment only J;
Title BIDS: PSiisdsiDhia 10: Pa j p.
PROP. q FURN., row brick. 8 apis,
s,rht ssthf. f1 fall aloos SosoRst' oil heat Priced
NEAR SILVER SPRING and Piney
Branch Branch. rS;; d., open today: l.6mA ~.
ing, 22-ft. semidet. brick; 4 bedrms.,
lge. ny. rT. with .ood-burning
firepl., lge. din. rm.. lge. breakfast
rm., spacious. completely modern
lied kit. full bSmt.: new furnace,
new hot-water heater; built-in gar. =,
concrete and oT.ck porch. slate
roof, copper cutters, ewes and down
spouts. $4,000 down. Directions:
Out Ga. ave. to Fern pi. tnr Wal
ter Reed. right to 5I6 Fern pl.
LEATH g. ASHLEY. INC. Ma. 6464;
ewes. Sligo 7691.
SACRIFICE; open; vacant: 1909
Crittenden. nr. 13th-Det.. 2 lge.
rms. attic rm.; large lot: gas: ga
A A'f REsG sIn'' offoRfbNifY. fisSHHf II 47e5
porch: eas; brick. GAUSS, appt..
Lo6k.. 6 SACRIFICE; OPEN. 1114 Al.
hson: nr: 13th--e lse rms. incl.
porch. big yard. GE. 1171.
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MACARTHUR BLVD: open IS pm
Built by owner-Ideal home for
isree family. end A., bedrms
and bath. all lEe and cross ventil-
lation. 1st a., recd rm. lge. liv. I'm.
with fireplace. lge. din. rm, lge mod
ern kit. pantry. y bath. fun hsmt :;
. outside entrances; oil heat: valu-
able lot, 60X365. faces . streets:
sufhcient shade strawberry bed
The price is right and the financing
excellent. Directions: Out Mass
ave. TO Macarthur. cont to 5000
Macarthur and Open sign. Mr..
Carr, OR. S34s LEATH & ASHLEY.
INC. MA. 6464
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N. Capitol and Underwood
semidetached house
1T only $12.500; all brick: 6 large
rooms, immaculate condition; fui
basement with outside entrance; gas
heat; nice fepced-in lot. Act quickly
and call Mr.. Atwood. UN 1889. witt
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & co.
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3 SHERMAN CIRCLE

'16fs6@; o6fe6.s 1.9'n IGT PTlek PlI ,neio.,d
den, kit. and reception hall Fuli
bsmt., oil h.-wh Open Sat. and
sun" 2-5 pm: ewes, Mr.. Wilder,
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1907 KENNEDY ST. NV.
OPEN sAT.-SuN., IL,
entrances lge. liv. rm., din. rm. ard
kit, : baths. arranged for . fsni-
lies. Lac. rear and front porches:
best location. Priced low, excel
terms sH. 00O1; ewes, La 4.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
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o21 NORTH CAPITOL STREET

Owner leaving town, will sell his
originally built s-family semidet.
brick. fully furnished. modern kit
chens and baths. Recreation room Is
furnished and used as an efficiency
apt. Priced for quick sale Call Mr.
GoldberR, RA 1861
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

FOUR .BEDRM. BRICK; spacious
home; liv rm. with fireplace, fun
din. rm. den or sunroom, ige. kit
4 bedrms-. . tiled bathsf Oct. saraEe;
LOT l15 #. deep; full price, SlS $50.
sH. lol1 until Q pm. fOUNG-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
SedaIia Man Hurt
In Auto Accident

David Moore, 26, of Sedalia,
was seriously injured early Sun
day when the auto he was driv-
ing ran into. a ditch on the CCC
Highway and struck a culvert
after rolling an estimated 100
feet. He is being treated in
Memorial Hospital at Washing
ton C. H.
Sheriff Orland Hays, of .Fa-
yette County, who investigated,
said the car had gone in and out
of the ditch a distance of six
telephone poles before crashing
into culvert and rolling over and
over.
Moore was hurled free of the
rolling car. He landed so feet from
the point where the car came to
rest on its top in the highway.
An ambulance took Moore to
Memorial Hospital, where it was
found he had sustained a fractur-
ed right arm, multiple bruises and
other injuries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
London Woman
Dies Monday

Mrs. Edna Carter, 81, died at
her home, 5 Stewart Avenue Mon
day afternoon following a linger-
ing illness.
She was a member of the Me-
thodist Church at Black Fork in
Lawrence County, her former
home.
Survivors include her husband,
David; two sons, Alfred of Lon
don and David, Jr., of Columbus;
daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Upton
of London, and four sisters, Mrs.
Goldie Carter, Oak Hill, Ohio:
Mrs. Edith Exline, GAINESVILLE:
Mrs. Hazel Cane, Chillicothe, and
Mrs. ,Verna Reed, Fabric, Ohio.
Funeral services Wednesday
2 p. m. il Black Fork Methodist
Church. Interment in Black Fork
Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
Form Council To
Aid Education

A local Council has been or
ganizeG in Mt. Sterling to assist
the Churches of the. Village in
the support of Religious Education
classes in the public school. At a
meeting last Monday in the Meth
odist Church, Mrs. Dale Pollock
was elected President OF the
council and Mrs. Fred Trimble.
Secy-Treas.
For the pas, three years grades
3,s4, and 5, have had instruction
in. Religious Education by Miss
Gertrude Won Riesen employed by
the County Council which depends
upon voluntary monetary support
from the communities receiving
the. instruction.
This has been given directly
from churches, but the churches
need extra help with this project.
They were unable to meet the en-
tire budget set for Mt. Sterling
last year, and the new Local
Council hopes to expand the in
friction to include the sixth grade
: as a majority OF the communities
in the county are doing.
Within the next few weeks or
CARNATIONS and individuals will be
given the opportunity to, help in
supporting Religious Education
classes in the Mt. Sterling school.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
II INDICTED bYeRAnD
JURY ARRAIGNEIlH here

Orville Burlington and David
Oliver, indicted by the Madison
county grand jury on charges of
forging and uttering fraudulent
checks were each sentenced one
to 20 years in the Ohio peniten-
tiary by Common Pleas Judge
James F. Bell when they entered
pleas of guilty on arraignr1ent be-
fore the court Monday morning.
Burlington is from Weliston,
Ohio and Oliver from jackson,
Ohio, according to Deputy Sheriff
Bob Allison, who reported that
the men admitted forging checks
in number of Ohio cities and
villages including West Jefferson.
They were included among IL
persons indicted by the grand
jury. who were arraigned before
the court Monday.
Charles Meadors, indicted on
assault and battery charge, was
fined $50 and costs after plead
ing guilty.
Lawrence Swiss and Charles
Forsha, were each placed on two
years probation on pleading guilty
to indictments for failure to
provide.
Catharine Baker McFann, vir-
ginia Hoosier and Ester Cooper.
each pleaded not guilty to in
dictments on assault and battery
charges in the injury of Lee Nc
Neer, Londen.
Mary c. Cauley. Woodstock.
Ohio, pleaded not guilty to a Sec
ond degree manslaughfer indict-
ment in connection with a recent.
auto accident resulting in the
death of Catharine Kaufman, of
Dayton at the. intersection of
Routes SO and 20.
Frank German, London, plead
ed not guilty. to an indictment on
reckless orVing charge.
The cases of those pleading in
nocent are to be assigned for
trial within the next few days.
The place Of country elevator
in the farm community will
be the main topic Of discussion
Sark has been in the grain ele-
vator business for 81 years. He
was one of the founders Of sark
& Plum, Inc.
When commercial supplements
were first introduced by Sark
& Plum. farmers were openly
skeptical of their worth thew
even thought the commercial feeds
were harmful. But Sark had es-
tablished a reputation for acting in
the farmers interest, and gradual
~ they adopted the use of COM
mercially prepared supplements
This Let's Go Visiting" pro-
gram is one of long series spon-
sored by Allied Mills, Inc. Fort
Wayne, Ind, as a means of atak.
ing people by radio to visit in
teresting places and people in
many states.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
Cub Scouts Are
Being Organized nj
At Local Church

A group of parents of Cub age
boys met recently at the Meth
odist Church to receive instruction
relative to organizing a new Pack
of Cub Scouts. Additional meet
ings will be held Sept. Is, and
October 2. All parents of 8, 9. and
10 year old boys in London have
been invited to attend the Cub
Pack organization meetings.
AS a Cub Scout the goy's acti-
vities are d cooperative effort be-
tween his parents and himself.
Here is an opportunity for the
boys father in particular to get
closer to his sons intrests and
to cement those bonds Of conn
panionship SO earnestly to be de-
sired. Frank Hess, Asst Scout Elk
ecutive, pointed out, n
The Cub Pack is directed by the
Pack Committee made yp of a
a group of Cub Fathers. The Pack
Committee is divided into var
ious subcommittee with specific
functions. The Cub Den or neigh
borhood group is supervised pri-
marily by Den Mother, a Den
Cheif who is q Boy Scout and q
Denner, one of the. Cubs. Most
Dens also have one or two Den
Fathers, who cooperate with the
Den. Mothers.
The members Of the Pack Com
mittee and the Den, Mothers and
Fathers are selected from those
parents whose special interests
and abilities indicate that they
are best suited for these posts.
Membership in this new Pack
Is not limited to- members OF the
Methodist Church according to
Rev. A. M. Shenefelt.,
Raymond, Graft, Field Scout
Executive, and Frank Hess, AS.
sistant Scout Executive, Of the
Central Ohio Council will be III
charge offthe Sept. 18 meeting al
the church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
Help Save Lives
s.
j
And Prevent
Property Damage
"a
Two From AmIin
Hurt In Crash

An Amlin couple were injured
when the dump truck in which
they were riding crashed into the
railing of the Fishinger Ro4d
bridge over the Scioto River 1t
Columbus Sunday, according to
Franklin county deputies. t
The truck ripped away 25 feet
of the metal railing about 100
feet from the east end of the
bridge. Cutting torches had to
be used to disentangle the truck
and clear the bridge of twisted
railing.
The driver, Forrest Holdren, So,
of RID l, Amlin suffered pos
sible skull fracture and was taken
to University Hospital by the .Up-
per Arlington emergency squad.
His wife, Jennie Mae, 46, was
treated for shock at the hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
Illinois And Missouri Men
Win National Flowing Titles

of Urbana, who held the title
two consecutive years. Wilson fin
ished in fourth place Thursday.
Larry Long, 16 Future Farmer
of America and All Club MEM
Der from Missouri, won second
place in the contour event. His
score was 84.2. -
VIM. C. Himelrigh, SO. of Bar
berton, who won the state con-
tour championship Tuesday, came
in third in the national event
Thursday with, a tally of 8.1
points.
The 1851 national plowing
matches will be held near Beth
any. Mo. Missouri had two con-
testants in the matches Thursday
in addition to the level.land win-
per, Mr.. Drake. The state was
entitled to more than two partici-
pants because Mr.. Drake, as a
past champion. was eligible to en-
ter along with the 1850 state con-
test winners.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
DeKalb Poultry
Day Set Sept. 23

The DeKalb Seed Corn Com
pany which recently began pro-
ducing hybrid poultry has plan
ned Poultry Field Day Satur-
day. September q, at the COM
pany's 2.0O0-acre poultry farm,
northeast Of Marion, Ohio.
The simplest way to reach the
farm is take Playground street
east. until coming to farm, which
used to be part of the Marion Ord
nance Plant, now converted in
to a hybrid poultry producing
farm. a
The Field Day will include con-
Quoted tours of farm and special
educational program on what the
company is accomplishing in the
hybrid chick industry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19

Lloyd Shafer. 81, of Chats
worth. III, and Leo Drake, 4S. Of
Memphis, Mo-, won the national
plowing championships at Urbana
Thursday. x
- Shafer triumphed in the con-
tour blowing match and Drake
copped the level land contest.
: More thsh $4,000 people witnes-
seds the match, officials of the
event estimated. The national
matches had been postponed from
Wednesday because of wet wealth
er.
Shafer is a livestock farmer and
Drake, 4. soybean. specialist.
Ohio's level-land champion.
Lawrence Gottemoeller, St.
Henry. who won his state title
Tuesday, was third In the nation
al event.
Shafer. led his nearest rival
by 5.4 points and received a score
OF 69.6 to win the contour title.
He replaces Dean Wilson, IS,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
County Re esiden+s
Receive Awards
From Opakos sit

A number OF Madison county
residents received service awards
at the Second Annual Opekasit
Picnic In Sharon Woods near
Cincinnati Sunday. Sept. 10. The
awards were presented to 3, total
Of 95 employees BY William p.
Matthews, founder of the COM
pany and chairman of the board.
They consisted of newly designed
silver and gold pins for women
and lapel buttons for men. They
bore the corporation trademark
of Chief Opekasit, a former Della
ware Indian, superimposed on a
crossed peace pipe and toma-
hawk.
The awards were presented in
four groups to those persons en-
ployed 5, 10, Is and 20 years.
People living in the Madison Coun-
ty area included the following:
Five year awards: Wilbur Art
is, r. r. No.. 2; John Leslie Baird,
r. r. No. 2; Abraham Barney,
Kroger Farm; Robert Allen Ing
ling; Harry F. Lanier, r. r. No.
2; Ora Max Miller, r. r. No. 1;
Herbert ]. Morgenstern. r. r. No.
/; Bert Osborne, Kroger Farm;
John Osborne, Kroger Farm, all
of South Charleston, Ohio; Ralph
Campbell, Cedaryille; Albert !. L.
Cornett. London; Harry F. Down
ing, Mt. Sterling; Robert E. Dun
can. London. Carl L. Fields, Ce-
darville; Arthur G. Fisher James
town; Marvin Glass, Woodstock; /;
Earl Reeder, South Solon; Edgar
Robinson. Jeffersonville; James
Salyer, South Vienna; Weldon F.
Seaburn, London; Harry j. Shat
fer. South Sofon; Lawrence Shoe
maker, Mt Sterling; Clarence E.
Smith: London: Fred Waters
Sabina; and Ellis Yates, South
Vienna. Ohio; Charles Sickles
Cedafville.
Ten year awards: Acie Bruce
Ottaway Frey. Charley w. Cor.
don, Rance w. Speakman all oil
London, Ohio; Lee Campbell and
Robert C. Ellars OF South Solon;
]. j. Nicholson and Ova E. Nc.
Brayer of Mt. Sterling; Malcolm
McGillisrd, Ora F. Miller, and
Paul sSevert of South Charleston;
Louis L. Fields, Sabina; and Rich.
ard Coleman, London, Ohio,
Fifteen year awards: Basil Cor.
nett. Cedarville: William D. Den.
nehy, London, Ohio; Leslie H
Aebcrsold, xenia.
Twenty year awards Bethe
Cornett, Sabina, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
Pilgrimage 10
Shrine Sept. ~

Gold Star parents. families and
friends will make their fourth an
nsaal pilgrimage to the Ohio Me-
mortal Shrine, Sunday, Sept. "a
in Mohican Forest Reservation,
three miles south of Loudcnville,
on Route 3.
Gov. Frank J. Lausche will
honor the memory of all Ohio war
dead in an address at 2 p. m. A
Musical program has been planned
by members of the Ohio National
Guard band.
The Shrine houses a book con-
tanning the names OF all Ohio
men and women who have made
the supreme sacrifice. -, ~,
Records and care of the Shrine
are. handled by the Ohio Feder-
alton of Women's Clubs.
Picnic tables, outdoor fire.
places and Fairgrounds are avail
able on the 35OO-acre grounds.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
Mrs. James Tyree
Dies Saturday

Mrs. James A. Tyree. 8S, of Q
Fent st. Jeffersonville, Ohio, pas
sed away Saturday at Sis p. m.
She was charter member of
the Church of God, here and was
active in its various affairs un-
til recent years.
She is survived by two sons,
William Tyree of London, Leo
nard Tyree of Toledo and one
daughter, Mrs. Ida Dodson in the
home. Several grand daughters,
one grand son and many great
grand children.
Services at the Church OF God
10 Vine st. Tuesday 2 pm, with
the Rev. j. L. Allen of xenia, of
ficiating
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-09-19
4-H Members At
33rd Congress

The 33rd Annual All Club Con-
gress was held 1T the Ohio State
University on September IL to
16.
Members attending from Mad
ison County were Gale Smith,
Canaan Premium Strivers; Nancy
Wilson, Stitchin' All Club: Eileen
Overturf, Be Square; and Mrs.
Weldon Brown, Busy Bee, Jr.;
Teddy Meeker. Canaan Prize Win
rers, Bob Dorm, Willing Workers,
ST., and Ed vallery, Stokes Cham
pions.
The All Club Congress is held
in September every. year to furth-
er train All members to be good
citizens and develop their leader
ship that they may help make the
community better place to live.
The some TOO delegates were
selected through their outstanding
All records. through their leader
ship activities, state contest win-
ners, and other outstanding
achievement of All work.
A typical day at Congress would
be as follows: Breakfast, panel
discussion on know your gov
ernment, small group discussion
on government, then return to as
sembly of entire group. After
lunch tour of the downtown part
of Columbus, to visit the State
House of Representatives. The
All members participated in a
mock legislation in the making of
a law. The evening session opened
with a speech on The Atom and
You" The day was completed
with evening recreation.
All delegates commented that it
was one of the most educational
and enjoyable weeks they had ever
spent.