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Evening star., 1952-03-04

HOME Mr.. MT. VERNON BLVD
One-half acre on Potomac shore; z
ington; $Ib0. AL. 5044 ewes. %
newly dec. fenced yard; $105; avail.
NEAR i3Rea' PESTAGoN.:rhree-bedro IN s1iss,ss:
row brick house; avail, March 10.
ATfRAGTryE Slfe GHi Can sRick sri Ross HOME 20
bedroom and bath on Ist a.; 2nd
f., . bedrms. and bath; full bsmt.,
garage; $3.50. PERRY HAY CO.,
AVAIG2ABIE MARCH 18Th bed
rms, partly. furn.: Falls Church;
$195. Available March 18th: 2
bedrms.,, unfurn.; Arl.; $40. va
cant: 2 bedrms:. unfurn; Arl; S110
si$s stSs@ so Rs'iIi ISfcSR& 5fsf'' Rssi5oi As'
ARL.-Two-bedrm. brick; 10 min.
asn1asoa; ass1Ss0c3 sas s,so at door; nned immeS
GLENMONT AREA 2-story frame
bath. laundry room with Bendix; oil
heat: $40 mo-; year lease. RIPLEY
nSsES 4 RoMER, 3 nES, Realtors; 81; ;iII. Gil.
home. home. Silver Spring. 3 bedrms;. 2
COUNTRY hS ~ Ho%ELFhreee HOME Eh esaad baedrms-'s oil
heat. combin: storm and screen
sash; outbuildings: near Olney. Md.
THREErsEpRM HE psT me; cRi 8R,GS 5Ss1 PAWN; IN
de luxe recreation rm. garbaee dis.
posal, dishwasher. barbecue grill
table and benches; large lot; near
Seven, Corner and Annandale rd.,
VRFTR R5SERil ResItor: esrk@ slis fbis ( T. qEA
ARIiNGTToN-Five min from Penta.
gon, brand-new 4-bedrm. brk. Colo.
nial.. 3Ka baths, mod. kit. immense
nv.-din. rm.; custom fin. throughout
kENsiNcK6NSsis5rm SaSsi H, s-sSeii brick; e 9u,
bsmt.: equip. kit; $125; avail. now
Gall Mrs; Christman. ALLIED
TaEAToML0vs,y Sss ely. 2ssdreeR a gpi d ass
sT s5a9; eyss'. aE: 47es: 1s A
"P PuNSiNaToN. NSHiSi Na.' WI nNs sssS. SIt9s Or
waaiaIIAToN--e-bedrm. aiII rambler; e full
GHackEh Hfnt se4sss REa1r9 P' CO. siSs 81. 7iss 9s
SILVER SPRING-Det. brick; only 4
yrs. old; 6 rms, bath, powder rm
1st A.; gas a.-c: heat; fenced lot;
quick poss;;; $135 mo-. M. NJ
AIEx1AENSDDRIA-5 rms. full bs@nt.
conv. to Alex, D. c., Quantico OF
BARD REALfY,' f5y' ~. ~. 15Gi SS4s. 9i. AZ
NORTH ARLINGTON-very attrac
brick bungalow; well decorated; 8
tached gar; excel fenced lot: short
walk from new Hecht store: $50
mo. Call Mrs Moldawer, ia
4-0550. With w. B. WRIGHT
Ewes, OV. 0093.
VIENNA-2-bedrm.. 2-story, Older
home; firepl.. lge. kit; nice
grounds; S1lO.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-Almost new
3-bedrm. rambler: de luxe kit; ga
rage; excel. neighborhood; avail.
now.
JOS. w. SEAY co,
Realtors FA. 1920
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COLONY HILL,
CRESTWOOD

Gracious Georgian Colonial home,
situated on lovely corner lot; 8 twin
sized bedrms. and den on End H.;
excellent closets and full baths;
large recep. hall leading to 21x14
liv. rm. with mirrored flrepl; formal
din. rm. and mod. kit; 1st-h, powder
screened porch; attached Gear gar
paneled recr. rm. and finished attic;
sold only to approved purchaser;
$4,000. Substantial cash necessary
To INSPECT, call GE. 6174 =
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
seperate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. O1O4. UNION STORAGE
co INC. testab 19O6).
BEHE e. HALL-Local and Tong dis
tance moving. Call day or night.
LII. 2-22O3. Ia
large job by exper. men: reas. rates;
estimates given. AT. 9342
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas. ia. 2931; ewes, GE. 1915. 5s
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

S61 S. IVY ST.. Arlington, va.-Five-
rm. compact brick home. .$115 per
month; excellent condition.: i'm
mediate possession. MANNAS REAL
TY CO.. 2116 Wilson blvd. Gil.
SMALL ESTATE located on Lee
highway in Fairfax County; 9-rm.
home, 2 baths; 4 acres Of ground:
suitable for small business or Of
fees and liv. quarters. HUBBARD
REALTY CO.. Merrifield once,
JE 3-lS?1, >JE. 3:1s12; 4
arate din. rm.. full bsmt.; avail
able now; S135 mo. OIL. $3.50. WI.
FAIRFAX. vA.-New brick: 3 bed.
rooms, kit, liv. rm:. bath and full
LANGLEY PARK New semidet. g.
bedrm.. 1la-bath de luxe kit. with
dishwasher and disposal; extra lge.
iiv. rm. Close to shopping, schools
and bus $l30; y. ?,,537Q .,..,
I'll n. Van Buren. Rockville. Nd
Evening star., 1952-03-04
q LUCHS CO
1905 H st. NV. ma. 2346

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-CLOSE IN
English-type home with charm. Gen.
ter reception hall, step-down liyins
dining e m and iuy he9S eqSpped nn * ff
bedrms. and 2 baths upstairs
Heated maids rm. and bath in
bsmt. 2-car garage Well-landscaped
grounds inclosed by tall split-cedal
srs sars. once npGa Open SinHI until O. eSSh neoe'
Town & Suburban, OR. 9400
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NEAR BOILING FIELD
2nd FLOOR-3-RM APT

S59.61 TOTAL MO. PAYMENT
Nothing. but nothing can be finer.
Large living rm., good-sized dinette.
twin-sized bedrm.. equipped kitchen
and tiled bath, 3 lge. closets and
grated in the finest taste. Located
in a 4-year-old brick cooperative,
Just so yards from express trans
portation downtown, in the largest
shopping center in sc. Take over
principal, interest, taxes. insurance.
utilities and maintenance. Priced
at Just S7,950. It's an unbelievable
value.
Call Mr.. Nichols, North 2117. ewes.
DayS. call at National 50O0.)
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC, 1920 K St, NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-04

LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv.; reas.; ST. 1000: 7-day
week, z a.m.-9 pm. MARVIN. 6'
Evening star., 1952-03-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-$16,e5o
brick BUNGALOW; nice rms. tile
trust. HOWARD r. 'S; scHAfER. asiqRe WI vi
BETHESDA. Greenwich Forest-pen,
powder rm.. 1st d.; 3 twin-bed rms,
baths up; maids rm. in bsmt !;
HOWARD r. seHSfER. fsiSP WI. tShri 544i
BETHEsiDA-Three-bedrm det. On +,
lot 6Oxl2O. 1st a. den and powder
Tm.;, full bsmt.. oil h.--w.h. Owner
sale: Cali Mr. Coherd, ewes. WI.
1852. AVON SHoCKEY, Realtor.
S29 Kennedy st. NV. TU. 2IOO. ID
CHEVY CHASE-Colonial; l4x23 liv
rm.,, family-size din. rm., modern
de luxe kit: 22.ft. den or, bedrm
tile bath up; recr. rm. and bath in
leaving town. HOWARD r.
SCHAFER. WI. 5441 It'll 9 pm
CHEVY CHASE, ,71O5 Chatham I'd
faion,sI 1dSainctiye s.,S vide csntsr; hall brick
and 2 powder rms; beautiful master
bedrm, Note the detail that sets
this house apart, that makes it
q wonderful buy. at $37. 300. Re-
Wa VIVA 9A6A@AA1S ANAAEAD
EDGEMOOR-First Offering Of this
handsome det. Dutch Colonial brk.
home in this refined area. 1st a.
contains full center hall, 26-ft. liv.
room. attrac. din. rm.. mod equip.
kit. with dishwasher and Disposal.
A lovely library, or bedrm. and full
tile bath; side screened porch; End
d. has 3 excel. bedrms. and tile
bath; stairs to storage attic. There
is q lovely pine-paneled recr. rm.
and complete apt. in bsmt. The lot
is deep and has outside barbecue
pit; get; Lear gaTags, Prize.
Open evenings It'll 9.
GREEN ACRES - One Of the coziest
and most attractive small homes we
have seen; immaculate and in splen-
did taste; rooms f2 bedroomsl (.
tile bath, den. porch, slate roof;
lovely level lot in the heart of this
restricted community: priced for
quick sale. S17,950. Ewes, call JU.
5-11s6. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI.
NEAR HEALTH CENTER. Rockville;
$4,000 down, S6s month. buys .
shining 3-hedrm. gem. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY. OR. 1898 TIL Q Pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
SpRTNG vArT,Ev

0x It44No WILLIE
Three and 3Ia-bath Cape
Cod with outdoor barbecue pit.
Other rooms include living room,
library. paneled television room,
dining room, kitchen and servant Is
rm.; built in garage.
CHEVY CHASE
NEAR BLESSED SACRAMENT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS SHOPPING
AND TRANSPORTATION
Privacy on A.acre lot Spacious and
charming older home, ideal for
large family. Has four bedrooms,
center hall, ffrst-fioor lavatory.
Wonderful outdoor deck overlook
ing the garden.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. REALTORS
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
4S30 Mass. Ave NV. OR. 4464
Offices Open Daily and Sunday
. AM. to q PM.
List Your House With Us)
Evening star., 1952-03-04
COLORED
$19.50O-TERMS

2847 Brentwood Rd. NE.
Beautiful det. frame. 8 lse. rms. IN
baths; 1st f.. living rm., dining rm.,
bedrms.. bath; bsmt., outside en-.
trance. recr. .rm., kit, laundry, Ben
dix washer, IA bath, 2 refrigerators,
gas ranges, garage, storm windows
and doors, lovely front porch, avn
ings; large lot 50x150, Anchor
4tenced: owner leaving city. Priced
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
SH. 0440. Ewes, GE. 6476
Evening star., 1952-03-04

ROCkvILLE-Prewar home on large
ming pool for the children; near
SAMUEL :. BOoLEf. INC. Rock
RoekviIie Ra5si nsi0 sosSs ssSSenins'' Mr. sridses.
ROCK CREEK HILLS RAMBLER-
Does this house have appeal? It
sure does. 1t is located on approx.
,a-acre lot with . gorgeous view;
large hobby room and pine-paneled
level; 2s-foot living room, unusual
kitchen. with breakfast space OPEN
ing. onto sun deck, B bedrooms, q
paths. 2-car garage: gas a.-c, heat.
Eyes Eyss; Mrs Daily; IA; 5-7954a with
accept only SHneE si5oo tasasfeeTsd: essS aowd:
. bedrms., fireplace, auto. washer;
stairs to expandable attic: assume
&c 81 loan; a..,,SAM SAMUEL Z: BooLEY.
Bridges, Rockville Soso. ~ ~i'
SILVER SPRING-2-fsmiiy house on
s. L. CURTIS. Broker. sH. sS9S.
wEsTGATE. MD.-s1s, ,75o.-vacant.
Unusually good value in this de-
taenea prick rambler. situated in
room with fireplace. dining area,
modern equipped Kitchen. 3 nice
bedrooms and full bath: gas &C.
heat; storage attic. Act fast on this
one onsl Cal w. 3; WRIGHT, EN-; 5000.
pandable BUNGALOW: iiv. rm. with
firepl.. picture window. 2 bedrms. !.
tile bath; :. fun bsmt: reasonably
grIieea; Can ~; 5000 til $ pm.
BRICK CHPE ESVaHsl8S coS HOME in silver
Spring; q quiet street but near
shops, schools. movies and one
fare bus;. rooms and tiled bath;
full bsmt., full attic with stairs
built; Si6,a5O. RIPLEY a re HOMER. MI.
Realtors, 81, all
Evening star., 1952-03-04
NEW APARTMENTS
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

ARLINGTON-Beautifu 2-bedrm.. liv.
rm;. din, rm., equip. kit, mod. apt; /;
! blk from Columbia pike. 8 min.
less than rent. ASK-US? REALTY
CO.. OK. 1859, GIL. 1859. a
WANTED-Small bdrm. or efficiency
to $1,000. $2.00O-$3.00O down.
Will consider old property. Sub
stantial buyer. Will deal owner
direct or agent. ia. 2-0207, or
write Box 2l8-M Star
Evening star., 1952-03-04
SPACE couNTsi

Four 6edrms., 2h baths. brick with
lge; lot in fine neighborhood; 500.
ToO; 30 600 cash will do.
pH ZONE REALTY CO.. REALTORS.
"H' Io'f' IA. 4-0574.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25

President; Paul Overturf, Vice
President; VIM G. Oyler, Clerk;
Harold Murry; Eugene Wilson;
c. K. Howsmon.
PLAIN YDr. P. T.
Haynes, President, Jay Graber,
Vice President; A. G. Kirby,
Clerk, Paul Davis, DR.. F. II.
George.
RANGE = Robert Edwards,
President; Jacob Butler. Vice
President; Roy Tope. Clerk. Ker-
nit Hankins.
SOMERFORD - Clay Tooker,
President; Branford Gist, Vice
President; James Taylor. Clerk;
Owen Alderman; William Byerly.
STOKES = Raymond Calm.
President; Chas. 3. Lutz, Vice
President: Ivah S. Butcher. Clerk:
Ernest Nallers. Henry Klexer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25
SCHOOL BOARDS REORCANIZE

President; Waldo Rector, Vice
President; Leroy Roudebush,
Clerk; Philip Ferguson; Gerald
Geyer; Richard Howard.
FAIRFIELD-Cecil Long, Pres
ident: Donald Laird, Vice Presi-
dent; Chester Babb. Clerk; HON.
er Wilson; Oryille Cummins.
JEFFERSON-Donald Elliott.
President; Robert Richards, Vice
President; Paul H. Laferty, Clerk;
Ralph Parsons; Ben Timnons.
MADISON = Paul M. Jones.
President; Russell J. Patton, Vice
President; w. Dairl Sifrif, Clerk:
Edgar G. Smith; George Ropp.
MT. STERLING-T. Nj. Midg-
ley, President; Z. c. Ward. Vice
President; Ruth Loofbourrow.
Clerk, Leslie Galbreath. Ray
Butt; Robert Wright.
PIKE-MONROE John I.amni
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25

The auditing of public accounts
of the state, of all its depart
ments, divisions and subdivisions,
from the highest to the lowest, to
guard against Illegal, irregular
and wasteful expenditures, is a
basic and vital function of govern
ment. If nominated and elected,
| will restore the conduct of the
office of Audior Of State to its
historic high standard. will
administer the office honestly
and irnpartialfy and without re-
gard to persons, or ulterior con-
siderations Of any kind, in the
interest Of the taxpayers and all
the people Of Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes are the
parents of three daughters and
reside at 172 Nottingham Road,
in Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25
FTC Charges
Swe eater Maker

WASHINGTON, LP-The Fed
eral Trade Commission charged a
Philadelphia manufacturers with
marketing highly inflammable"
sweaters described by the agency
as dangerous and unsafe to
wear
The complaint was filed against
Albert Fl. Fisher and Vincent De
Ritis, trading as Fisher and De
Ritis.
1t was the first FEDERAL accu-
sation leveled in the torch
sweater case, which began to
hit the headlines earlier this
month when some persons COM
planned their sweaters exploded
into flame at the touch of a
match.
The FTC had said earlier il
intended to look into the situa-
ton and prosecute anyone found
guilty of violating federal laws.
The Philadelphia concern was
accused of falling to disclose the
nature of the sweater fabric.
which FTC said was brush rayon
and not wool. FTC said purchas-
ers might have been led to be-
lieve from trade marks that il
was made of wool.
Fisher and De Ritis were d.
rected 10 answer the complaint
within 20 days and to appear for
q hearing here Mar. 3 before FTr
Examiner Everett +. Haycraft.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25
Rhodes Announces Candidacy
Will Oppose Joe Ferguson
PROMISES REAL BATTLE
TOOUST JUMPING JOE

James A. Rhodes, Columbus
popular mayor, has announced
that he will run for the office Of
State Auditor opposing the in
cumbent, Jumping Joe" Fergu-
son.
Ferguson, ii will be remem-
bcred, ran for Senator against
Robert A. Taft in 1850 and was
defeated by the whopping ma
lority of 100000 votes, perhaps
the largest majority ever tailed
in q state election. Rhodes ran
unopposed in the last Columbus
mayorality compaign and had re-
ceived sanction from both Repub-
licans and Democrats alike.
Prior to his election as mayor
in 1943, which office he has held
continuously, Rhodes had been
elected as city auditor for two
terms.
In a statement Rhodes said,
THE office of Auditor OF State
of Ohio has been abused and
abased during the past is years
as never before in the 150-year
history of its important and time
honored existence. The present
Auditor of State, for personal
reasons and political considera-
tions, has conducted the affairs Of
his office arbitrarily, in utter dis
regard of law or human decency.
Unwarrented actions of his, con-
sistently turned down by the
courts, have caused expensive de-
lays and costly obstacles in the
advancement of the welfare of
the people of Ohio.
Good citizens, through the state,
have urged me to undertake the
imperative duty of redeeming
the office Of Auditor of State
from the tr1gically low estate to
which it has fallen. In response
to this call | shall be a candi-
date for Auditor on the Republi-
can ballot at the primary cleo
ton in May
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25
Youth Held To
The Grand Jury

Dale Mutt, Is, of Plain City
was bound over to the grand
jury under $500 bond in Justice
Gerald Baynes court on charge
of breaking and entering the wash
house at the home of Mrs. Lot
tie Tatman, Plain City a week
ago Wednesday night. He is held
at the county Jail.
Donald North, IT, of Plain City,
who was reported apprehended
at Point Pleasant w. Va, by
sheriff's officers there, was sent
to the Boys Industrial School at
Lancaster by Judge Maurice Beat
nard in connection with the same
case, according to Madison county
officers. The youths were accused
of taking articles of clothing from
laundry baskets ready to be re-
turned to the owners.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25
Roberts Funeral
AT s. Charleston

Funeral services for Merritt f.
Roaerts, SO, well-known Clark
County civic leader, farmer and
landowner, were at 2 pm. Thurs
day in the SFragae funeral home,
South Charleston. Burial in the
Friends Churchyard at Selma.
Mr.. Roberts, who had been i'll
10 days, died in City Hospital at
/ am Tuesday.
For 26 years Mr.. Roberts was a
member of the Clark County
Board of Education, and he also
served as a member of the South
Charleston School Board
He was a member Of Fielding
Lodge, F and A. NJ, in South
Charleston; Antioch Shrine Of
Dayton, and the Scottish Rite.
Though he had resided recent
~ in the village Of South Charles
ton, he actively participated in
the operation of the farm. in
which his son, Edward Roberts.
also takes part.
He was the son of Reuben and
Susan Merritt Roberts and was
born on July 8, 1888. His parents
homesteaded the farm on Dolly
Warden rd., near South Charles
ton.
Mr.. Roberts Is survived by his
widow, Mrs Esther Mattinsor
Ro5erts; his son and three daugh.
ters, Mrs. Mary Stegnan, Of Ian
caster, Calf. Mrs. Jean Florence
of South Charleston, and Miss
Martha Roberts, at home anc
five grandchildren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25
THREE INJURED
IN AUTO-TRAIN
CROSSING CRASH

Three London young persons
suffered minor injuries when the
auto in which they were riding
was struck by a New York Cen
trail System switch-engine on the
Sycamore Street crossing in
Springfield Thursday night Four
passengers in the car escaped un-
hurt The car was dragged some
25 feet by the locomotive.
Carl I. Ladley. 10, of London
reported to Springfield police that
he had stopped as he approached
the tracks. Thinking they were
clear he continued across the
tracks. The car was hit as it
crossed the third set of tracks,
according to the report received
in London.
Minor injuries were suffered %
Janet Vincent, Is, London, Route
2; Loretta Roby, IS, and Ray
Miller, ID, both of London.
Miss Vincent sustained knee
abrasions and Miss Roby
sprained left ankle. She was
treated and discharged from the
emergency room at the Spring
field City Hospital.
Miller was said TO have suf-
fered bruises on the forehead. He
was dismissed after treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25
PHILLIPS CONDITION CRITICAL
MYSTERY SHROUDS The CAUSE
Develops Pneumonia
Operation Postponed

Forrest Windy Phillips is in
critical condition at University
Hospital, Columbus, according to
hospital officials.
Phillips was found near death
in his home at 1919 South Mad
ison Road early Wednesday MORN
ing.
Doctors said that Phillips had
probably been in an unconscious
state for from II to "a hours
before he was found. Harold
Harrington discovered Phillips
when he went to the house to
ask Phillips to do some work.
An operation was to have been
performed on Phillips skull to re-
move pressure which has caused
partial paralysis. However, the
operation was postponed since
Phillips has developed pneumonia,
ii was said. Doctors described
Phillips condition as critical"
London police directed by Po-
lice Chief German Clark, investi-
gated the scene at the time
Phillips was found Chief Clark
stated that he is still checking
every possible angle since Phil
lips may have met with foul play
However Chief Clark said that
when Phillips was asked If there
had been a fight, he replied,
mo"
When asked if he had been
sick Phillips said, 7 don't know
| don't know
Phillips is suffering from null
tiple abrasions, frostbite. skull
fracture and third degree burns
Phillips. probably suffered the
burns when he fell against a Goa
stove, Chief Clark said
When asked if there may have
been anyone in & the house with
Phillips, Chief Clark sta e d
Nothing we have obtained SO fai
indicates that anyone was with
Phillips at the time Of his injury
Phillips was found lying against
the only door to the house. Al
other exits were intact except one
window which was knocked out
and this had sewing machine
sticking through it. The only way
anyone could have got out woulc
have been TO have jumped out the
window and pulled the sewing
machine through the glass after
lowering the window.
The house was found in a state
of wreckage, ii was said. Tables
chairs and other furniture were
overturned and broken. Blooc
smears were found on the wall.
and furniture. Doctors expressed
grave concern as to whether
Phillips will survive. il was said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25
Mrs. Charles Gain
VIII Leaves Bulk
Of Estate TO Kin

Mrs. Charles f. Gain (Rose
Markley) lifelong resident of Lon
don who died December %, left
the greater part of her estate to
relatives. with smaller bequests
to friends, according to the viii
probated here.
Special bequests of money were
left TO the trustees of Kirkwood
and Summerford Township Gem
eteries; 10 First M It h o d is {
Church, London: to Mrs. Wilbur
Fl. Hume for her daughter Gloria
and her son David, upon their
graduation; Arnette TAFT, Wilbur
II. Hume, Gertrude Myers; Mrs.
Wilbur II. Hume: Evelyn Hill
dinger and Olive Cornwell.
Mrs. Katherine Pittenger Vass,
a grandniece, Annette TAFT,
Springfield, Gertrude Myers,
Lawrence Markley, nephew,
Mrs. E. B. Rowlen and Mrs. Will
bur II. Hume, were mentioned to
receive special items of house
hold furnishings.
Wilbur Fl. Hume, named execu-
tor in the will, was directed to
sell at private sale all household
furnishings not disposed of in the
will and to convert into money
all securities and real estate. Net
proceeds from the sale were left
IN designated amounts to Myrtle
Pittinger and Rosalea Markley
Amundson, nieces; Lawrence ID.
Markley, Curtis Markley, Philips
Markley and John Fl. Markley,
nephews and Eta Nisely TAFT.
All the residue of proceeds is
bequeathed to Myrtle Pittinger,
Lawrence D. Markley, Curtis
Markley, Philip Markley, Rosa
lea Markley Anlundson, John Fl.
Markley. Philip Markley, Harold
Markley, Noel Markley. Alta Will
son, Cleo Bailey Margery
Olinger, Willard Markley, Cora
Markley, Gertrude Myers, Annette
TAFT and Eta Nisely TAFT.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-25
Rites For Crash
Victim Thursday
At Mt. Sterling

The body of Floyd Wickell, OPP
orator of the Sterling Chinchilla
Ranch at Mt. Sterling, killed in
a headon auto crash at Park
City, KY, Monday. was returned
to Mt. Sterling Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Wickell, who was able to
leave the Glasgow hospital, was
taken to Mt. Sterling Tuesday
night, arriving there about 11:00
o'clock. Severity cut about the
face, Mrs. Wickell will enter a
hospital here, probably Columbus,
for plastic surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Reno, remained
in the Glasgow, Ky, hospital
Thursday. Mrs. Reno was report
ed having suffered head injuries
and injury about the chest and
was conscious only part of the
Llme.
Mr.. Reno suffered severly in
iured ankle when the engine OF
the car was jammed through the
floor boards. Hospital attendants
reported they might be able to
De moved from the hospital with
n a few days, depending upon
Mrs. Reno's condition.
Additional information concern
ing t. accident was reported at
Mt. Sterling Thursday; that the
mar -illed in the other car was a
passenger and the driver, who
was reported driving drunk, es-
capped injury.
Mt. Sterling residents were told
the driver of the other car pulled
out of his line of traffic and
crashed heaGon with the Wickell
car. They were on a mountain
road at the time of the crash
and Mr.. Wickell was unable to
turn either right or left to avoid
the other car.
Besides his wife. Mr.. Wickell
is survived by one daughter,
Norma Jean 13; his father, Loren
WickelI, who lived with his son;
and two sisters. Mrs. Louise
Crooks and Mrs. Frcda Foster of
Mt. Sterling
Mr.. Wickell, according to Mt.
Sterling residents was active in
virtually all community affairs.
He was also an active member of
the Mt. Sterling Chamber of
Commerce.
Funeral services at 200 p. m.
Thursday at the Snyder Funeral
Home in Mt. Sterling with Rev.
George H. Robertson of yelling
ton, Ohio, and Rev. Keever, pas
tor OF the Christian Church at
Mt. Sterling officiating. The Rev.
Robertson is a former pastor of
the Mt. Sterling church.
Interment in the Mt. Sterling
cemetery.