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BETHESDA

Rare. prewar, Cape Cod white-brick,
or or bedrm. i % on E ist a.. n' With 3 fuii bath; I
sun deck, 2 large bedfms. ana full
tile bath on End f.; full -paneied
bsmt: with maids rm. and q bath,
h.-w.h.: att. gar: l4-acre wooded
lot; priced under market; easy
financing.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
OIL. 1883, Bethesda. TIL 8 PM.
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OUTSTANDING
ENGLISH COLONIAL
OPEN TODAY
$25,750
CHECK THESE FEATURES

0AA6S4A 4AAGA06 G<4 O1GElk
Center entrance, decorator nv.
rm.. Colonial firepl. (mir-
rored. attrac. din. rm. with
] complete wall mirrored. LIST
d. powder rm., expensive wall
to-wall carpeting throughout
Ist floor de luxe all-elec. kit,
GARBAGE disposal. exhaust fan,
dishwasher. breakfast table.
built-in radio. carpeted stair
way to 2 comfortable bedrms.
and bath on End floor. full
hsmt., has pvt. entr., u bath.
paneled rec. rm.. work rm. and
laundry rm. complete with
auto. washer and clothes
dryer. very lge. concrete
screened porch. concrete drive
to attached garage. beautifully
shrubbed level lot S2x130;
must be sold today; by owner.
Open La. Call WI. S4SS from
Is: other times call KE.
3-6363. To reach. Out Wis
consjn ave. to Bank OF Be-
thesda at Old Georgetown rd..
left on GEORGETOWN Ia mi. to
Beech. ave, left Ia blks. to
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SILVER SPRING

lust listed; lovely 2-bedrm. asbestos
shingle BUNGALOW; fun basement;
storm windows. rock wool insula-
ton, gas heat; GI nnenced: 81, 500
coz : Cos os7s; ewes. 10. 10.
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SILVER SPRING
Mr.. Franklin and Flower Ave
950e SEMINOLE ST.

OPEN SUN, / TO DARK
Two blocks to new jr. high and ele-
mentary schools. Attrac. 3-bedroom
brick Colonial. large deep liv. room
with firepl., family-size din. room,
mod. kit and Il bath on lst floor:
large bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor: stair to storage attic; full
bsmt.. with outside entr..: large level
lot with beautiful shrubs; bus at
corner; near shopping. Directions
Out Colesville I'd. to Franklin, right
to Seminole. left to home.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
QnfT To RfArv, dIY
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BASILE REALTY co.
C0LORED-BAY sT.-S2. 600 down.
Attr, brick home. z rms, Ia baths,
sxes st' cons nss " W. ctFfoRp ssS sHRs hsat
CoE6RE6Zv9tASF-IsGo 6GS Eb: WI; sF 1855 blk. B.,
M Ssat, $'oo0 down. MR.. BAKER.
rSHSES5RR sHSESR s,! Ne se e s..o|Is. s|Er..4s .1s
rooms and gaEage. Open, to dark.
coLoRIDNCTICAGo sT, sE.. "a blk.
oft NICHOLS ays:ICorper brk:' 9 rms
$sse q! hE FFSss lS5 s4STl;s S41%H is5;
COLoRED-NR. LINCoLN PARK-
LgeI 6-rm. Brick, tile bath, finished
SFsiry XXI XII SsS {sS SsSe ss5 oasdSsS. ahsSMzS 4
Sc. LII. 1900. VI. 5976.
COLORED-vETERANS. ST. $50 down.
New 2-bedrm. semidet. brick with
garage in bsmt.; 1465 Howard I'd.
100 M Mr.: ss SLSABESe: s9S Il 70. n. i.
coLoR2RfD-vETERANs-s25o down
plus settlement. 1451 to 1868 How
ard I'd. Sc. at West st.. near Nichols
and Morris ayes. Two-bedrm. semi
det. brick. Elk. 400, Ext. 421 TASK
for MR.. BLUMBERG; If not in,
leave name and phone number With
18th PL, s.E:~oS2
rms, electric, bath, 81 $50; $500
down. $40 mo. NE. 1900. 30
COLORED-VACANT-S495 DOWN
Beautiful brick home has nv: rm..
lge. kit. fine refgr. and stove, bsmt.:
lge. yard. You must see this. Phone
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AND

We have many other fine homes In
various price ranges and various
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
DAMASCUS

DAMASCUS
New Cape Cod. Lge. liv. rm.. din.
rm.. mod kit. 2 bedrms.. tile bath
with shower, hdwd. floors, ex-
pandatle attic. full stair. OIL a.-c.
heat. lot S6x200 Delightful high
location. In town canv. schools,
Open Sat. Sun. | pm. to dark.
JOSEPH r. SWAIN. INC, phone
WI. 3413 or Damascus 59l1. 30
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ROCKVILLE

Come out today and let US show you
how much more home you can get
for your money in Rockville. ONCE
open to dark today. See these
and many more:
Bungalow. Just listed, very spacious
ins,l.,sS homs za9 H. ,sras %n Iof psm X nus asf
end. Sl4,950.
s-story home with fireplace. full din.
room; full bsnlt.; screened porch;
large fenced lot. S12,950.
Groom home with full lbsmt.; excel.
location $15,950.
bsmt., garage on ! acre. SIS $50.
S-room home on West MONTGOMERY
ave; large lot SlS,50O.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
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BETHESDA-$22,5OO
Unusually attractive Diet. white brick
Cape Cod home close to schools,
flrst d. has reception hall, iiy. nm
with fireplace. din. rm., modern
equip. kitchen, bedrm. and full tiled
bath. porch. 2nd H., 3 nice bed
rms. and bath There Is q knotty-
pine rec. rm. in the bsmt.; lear
bulit-in garage Inspect this home
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
sBETHESDA

contemporary Y-ievei hanss homes ) bed. 9.
rms; and 2 baths, lge: liv. rms,
de luxe kits, some with bsmts.,
breeZeways. and garages. Gas a.-c.
heat, sewer and water. Priced from
$l8,950., Open daily. till dark.
of Bethesda. left on Old GEORGETOWN
rd.. 3 mi. to Grosvenor lane and
our community
Alvin L. Aubinoe,- Inc.
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BETHESDA-$17,500

BETHESDA-$17,5O0
Open Daily and SUM-, IL to S
New s-bedrm. brick rambler with
bsmt. and nice level lot; ready for
inmed occupancy; So 200 cash.
Cape Gods and 2-story colonisis.
Call Mr.. Matthews. OIL. 7I7a.
Directions: From Bank Of Bethesda,
out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. MI to
Beach ave-. turn left and follow
Cooley signs to 1915 Walton rd.
COOLEY BROS, DI. 1481
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ROCK CREEK FOREST
OPEN 10 TO s
S218 LARRY PLACE

Delightful detached brick
home In fine community aI-
Joining park - Living room
with fireplace. dining room.
Kitchen with breakfast nook.
powder room. rear porch over
locking large back yard. 3
BEDROOMS. garage, recreation
room, oil fcat. Directions:
East-WeSt highway between
10th St. and Conn. ave, ad-
Joining Meadowbrook.
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OPEN SUNDAY
l TIL DARK

$500 and 58O2 Marlboro Pike
Lovely 3-bedrm. homes beyond de-
eeptsd Ca. H. efSs fSsn Or taaes Ra 1851
BASILE REALTY co.
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Coiored Bargain
INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc.
Small dn payment; brick. 6 Ice. rms,
/ inclosed porch; full bsmt.. oil h.
VIII; yard; nice sc. Sec; easy
terms. Mrs. Harler. IL 7-2397.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
500 Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 7043
APPROX. $3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
throughout: 2 bedrn1s. front Colon
ial porch; vicinity Of 44th and
Edison ne $3.50 monthly note,
includes taxes and insurance. Call
Mr.. Sutherland. Ii. 3-4044.
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TAKOMA PARK

CSsy ssxo ts front pcrch sssirTss ss 1sgfm t.
foored attic, storm windows; stu
ated on lge. corner lot near shop.
and transp. Owner will carry 1St
trust with reas. down payment.
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MIST SELL,

Owner left city; semidetached brick
apartment bldg; 2 units. bedrm
each; best Sc. loeation; 8 yrs; old;
KENNEDY. LU. 1-3O6O. Ii. 4-176S.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

BETHESDA, MD.
IN GLENWOOD
8511 ROSEWOOD DR..
OPEN SUN, / TO6
2-story brick. slate roof
Living room fireplace. dining room
fully equip. kitchen, large screened
porch. End floor. 3 large bedrooms
. baths; full basement, maids lava
tory, oil a.-c heat Attached ga
rage, storm windows and doors. This
home is vacant and in excellent
condition.
L. G. WHITE, Exclusive
RE. 1925; EYES, WI. 4943
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FINE PRE-WAR COLONIAL.

ONLY 81 600 DOWN
Here Is q flne brick Colonial home
IN nearby Takoma Park area, fea-
turing separate din. rm., lge.
bedrms.. English bsmt.. patio at side
porch and many luxury features,
Owner wants action.
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TAKOMA PARK

66l4 GUIDE AVE.
Detached brick rambler. priced to sen
quickly. only 3 years old. 2 bed
rooms. full basement, large yard
with picket fence; excellent condition
throushout; ideally located on high
ground near schools, shopping and
transp. Out New Hampshire ave. to
first trafic light past D. C. line.
left "a blk. to GUIDE ave-. right to
home. Open sun I-6 oI, for apt,
PoRETsKY Z SONS, NC. 1915 K
ct n m MA h2QR
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OPEN SUM-, I-DARk
1929 IverSon st.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Real money value, Groom semidet.
brick, brand-new; basement with
outside entrance. Ia baths, dish
washer and disposal. Really superb
and in one Of Washington's finest
suburbs. Well located for Andrews
and Boiling Fields; 20 minutes to
downtown.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
23o7 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. 4-0040
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NEAR ST. BERNADETTES

Best buy In Silver Spg area. Attract.
2-bedrm. and knotty pine den brick
Colonial; full din. rm.. lip. .rm. with
firepl.. full dry bsmt., concrete drive
way, storm windows and many other
extras, Nicely landscaped Inf
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EVENINGS and Sunday. Lo. 5-27le
SILVER SPRING BARGAIN

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 3-5 PM.
12,n06 Blue Hill I'd. lovely s rms.
and bath. screen and storm sash,
picture window. gas heat. refer.
and Bendiy: like new. Nice level,
down payment. Only Sic $50. Di-
rections: Out Viers Mil I'd. to
Wheaton Heights, Andrews St, right
] blk. to Edwin. left / blk, to Blue
HI HI and and house, or call BURTON,
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RARGATN

deal for large family with children,
large yard, fruit trees, gar: nr.
schools, churches. transp. and shop
ping; 10 rooms. 1fa baths, det.
terms. VACANT. Oil h.-w.h. A. r.
SEELYE. 1900 L st. NV. DI. 1895.
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PALISADES SECTION"
A. new brick rambler with 5 rms. !;
2 bedrms.. tile bath; level lot over
price, only S16.950, and worth it.
This should merit your inspection
today. Call ME. 1143 until d pm
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
ROCK CREEK HILLS"
Just listed an attractive Williams
burg Colonial home featuring extra
cious din. rm., modern de luxe kit,
2 bedrms. and bath on 1st f.; 2
large bedrms. and bath on End f.:
lot 100x2Q0; 2-car garage; owner
has bought another home and has
priced property for quick sale below
Call ME. l143 until 8 pm. j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN Realtor
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BETHESDA
OPEN. 1875

3 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
prewar brick home in
excellent cond. Liv. rm. with fire-
place. din. rrn. kit, 3 excel. bedrms..
9 tile baths. built-in garage. One
of the loveliest paneled rec. rooms
with firepl. Laundry. auto. heat.
slate roof, deep level lot. Short
distance to elementary school. Well
financed. This value cannot be
10 reach: Out Wis. ave. TO Bradley
2l5 mi. to Bradmoor drive. right
to $500 Bradmoor drive.
EARL z. WRIGHT. Excl. Realtor
WI. 5000. LO. 5-4O55.
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcens., ,
YUMA ST. Sc,

YUMA ST. sc.
Mod. 6-rm., 4-yr. .-old semidet. brick;
near schools. transp. and shoppiRs;
very reas. price and terms. Mr..
Atlas hS1.sso Really ~ ~ &c; 20. Is sr. 1855.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

FIRST TIME SHOWN
Open Sum-, 1870 to $50 pm.
1929 SAVANNAH PL. Sc.
HOME AND INcoME-Modern semi
det. brick containing 8 bedrms.. Iiv.
rm., din. rm., equip. kitchen and
bath on 1st, and 2nd flr. Plus 2
rms and bath terrace apt. with
private. entrance. Gas. heat. Large
rms. immaculate condition. Com
4ce loan. Directions: Out Nichols
ave. to Alabama ave, right at 18th
st.. one block to Savannah pl. and
right to house. Mrs. Chaconas. OR.
1925.
Brown Investment Corp.
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CARROLL, knobs

CARROLL KNOLLS
OWNER WANTS QUICK SALE
.-yr, -old luxury brick rambler. fes.
rm., liv. rm. with firepl., modern
equip. kit. picture windows thfouEh-
out, gorgeous knotty-pine rec, rm.
This won't last long at S17,6()l.
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OPEN

SAT SUN, 1-6
s434 23rd ST, Sc.
5-rm. brick, bsmt.; oil heat: priced
below market; immediate occupancy:
For directions. call SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO., LII. $4,000. 30
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
WCTU Picnic At
The Keyser Home

Twenty members and friends at
tended the West Jefferson WCTU
annual picnic June IL at the home
of Miss Maybelle Keyser.
The president, Mrs. Jane Braith-
waite, presided. Mrs. Myrtle By
erly had charge of the devotions
and program. Mrs. Della Hoover
presented the work of the Depart
ment of Flower Mission and Relief,
and the president spoke on Spirit
ual Life Work, in the absence of
the Director, Mrs. Minnie Clark.
Roll Call was answered by scrip
ture verses, current events and
poems. A card was signed by all
present to be sent to the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Carrie Miller, who is ill
in a Toledo Hospital.
Rev. George Eley brought mes
sage from the Annual Ohio Con-
ference of the Methodist Church
at Lakeside, showing the adver-
tisement which was printed in
Ohio newspapers by THE House of
Seagram". This is the much dis
cussed and protested liquor add
which brings the child into the
picture.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
AUSTRALIANS LECTURE
TOUR

WICHITA, Kan. P,-A 39-year-
old Australian newsman is back
at his Wichita typewriter, after a
four months lecture tour in ten
states-Minnesota, North Dakota,
Montana, Utah, Missouri, Texas,
Mississippi, California and Color
ado, as we'll as Kansas.
Ralph Wilson Reid showed mo-
ton pictures of Australia in
black-and-white and in color -
exhibited native Australian weap-
ons, and tossed boomerangs all
over the map.
Reid and his family flew to
Wichita from Australia in Septem-
Der, 1948. They came here 70
special training for their oldes
boy, John, now 10. Encephalitis,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
Plans To Harness
Volcanoes Power

MEXICO CITY, R-A Texas
chemist says he can harness the
heat from Mexicos active 9-year-
old volcano, Paricutin, to produce
cheap electricity for the countrys
West Coast.
E. H. Digmowity of Dennison,
Tex, said he had submitted plans
to the Mexican government for a
pilot plant to cost 1900. He said
DR.. Francisco Garcia Junto, the
University of Mexico's chief physi-
cist, was working with him.
Digmowity said this is his plan:
Hot lava from the volcano $50
miles west of Mexico City would
be channeled into big pit to heat
coils of cobalt pipe. Water circu-
lating in the pipes would be con-
verted into steam, which would
drive electric generators.
The Texan said power could be
produced that way lat about 3 per
cent of the cost Of ordinary power"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
Midway Students
In Workshop at
Ohio University

ATHENS, June 23-Four Midway
High School students are among
the 300 from all sections of the
state enrolled in the seventh an
nual High School Publications
Workshop in session this week on
the Ohio University campus.
Representing MIowa II G h
School are Helen Carpenter, Bever-
ly Hines, Linda Lee Peck, and
Dorothy Ann Potts.
L. j. Hortin, acting director of
the School of Journalism and work
shop director, says this years en-
rollment sets a new all-time re-
cord for the workshop conducted
as part of the regular summer
session. Last year some $50 at
tended the weeks session.
During the week, the students
and their faculty advisers partic-
ipate in a rigorous program of
instruction and discussion on all
phases of high school newspaper
and year book publication, includ-
ing special clinics in photography
and radio journalism. Mimeo-
graphed and printed workshop
newspapers will be published on
the final day, when special awards
will be given all those participat-
ing in the workshop.
Instructing students from school
yearbook staffs are Ira c. Sayre
of East Liverpool High School and
Charles L. Smith, university pro-
fessor of design. School newspaper
staffs are under the direction of
Miss Verda Evans of Cleveland
East High, Miss Virginia Follin of
Cleveland John Adams High,
Ralph Loewe of Cleveland Collin
wood High and Miss Vera Giles
pie of the university journalism
staff.
Other staff members are A. It.
Turnbull in charge of business in
struction; D. P. Hawkins, directing
the mirneograph paper; Clarence
White. photography; Mrs. Dru
Evarts, John Orr, George Starr
Lasher and Robert McCreanor,
general assistants.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
Wagner Second
In Tourney At
Springfield

Finishing second in the Spring
field Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney
was Bob Wagner, West jefferson,
while his brother, Jim, placed
fourth, and Dick LeBeau, London,
came in eighth.
The seven boys with the lowest
scores from this district tourna-
ment will compete in the state
tournament in Toledo in July. Rep
resenting Madison County will be
the Wagner brothers and possibly
LeBeau, if one of the first seven
is unable to attend.
Last years champion, Bill Gra-
ham of Springfield, copped this
years crown too. Wagner's second
place was nine behind the total
winning score for the three days of
play which began Monday at the
Snyder Park Golf Course, Spring
field.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
MURPHY BATTED 'EM IN

ALBANY, Ga. LP) - Rookie
Billy Murphy of the Albany, Ca,
Cardinals was the Class d Georgia
Florida League leader in the runs
batted-in department. Murphy, a
mighty lad at Ga and weighing
100 pounds, smacked across an
even 100 runs and batted .301 in
l26 games. The Maiden, Mass.
youth has been promoted to tn,
Cardinals Fresno Farm Club in
the Class c California League.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
COFFiNS BOUGHT
IN ADVANCE

VIENNA LP,NFear of currency
devaluation is so strong in CZecho-
slovakia that people are buying
coffins they don't need, a Czech
newspaper reported.
The Bratislava paper "Pravda"
quoted a young woman as saying
that, although her husband was
well and alive, II bought coffin
because of what may happen to
the money"
IF the coffin stands for 20
years, the worms won't eat it
entirely and it will be free from
tax" she said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
Mysy,NMs1s
SUGGESTS

DIG talk from the barnyard these
- days! Chicken production Is at
an sll.time high--prices are low.
est In years. Now everyone can
get his AL OF chicken and just as
he likes II fried. fricasseed.
broiled. boiled or baked.
One Of the easiest ways to pre-
pare chicken. as tasty as you could
want II. Is by this fried-in.the-oven
recipe from the Best Foods con-
sumer test kitchens. Send II to the
table with Parsley Rice Molds and
Broiied Tomatoes. also offerings
from the oven. and you've got .
dinner to talk big about.
Easy Fried Chicken
One 3-lb. frying Y teaspoon
chicken. cut up pepper :,
N cup -four n cup vitaminised
& teaspoon salt margarine
Wash and dry chicken. Place four.
salt and pepper In a paper bag.
Drop chicken into bag and shake
until pieces are well coated. Place
chicken In a shallow pan and dot
with margarine. Sprinkle with half
the lemon juice. Bake In a hot oven
(400'F) Is minutes. Turn pieces.
sprinkle with remaining lemon
juice and bake Is minutes longer
or until golden brown on each side
Serves 4.
Parsley Rice MoIds
] cup uncooked x cup milk
rice " teaspoon
3 tablespoons grated onion
chopped parsley teaspoon salt
4 cup real Dash OF pepper
mayonnaise
Cook rice in boiling salted water
until tender. Drain. Mix parsley
with rice. Blend remaining ingredi-
ents and mix with rice. Pack into
CREASED custard cups. Place In a
pan Of hot water and bake in hot
oven (400'F.) 1920 minutes. Yield:
servings.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
GERM WAR PROTECTION !.

ALBANY Rp-New York State
is mobilizing animal, crop and in
sect experts under a civil defense
program to protect food and live
stock against possible germ war
fare.
Measures have been taken to
spot and stamp out animal and
plant diseases that might result
from enemy biological warfare
attacks.
The program objectives include
investigation and research. immed-
late surveying of newly reported
outbreaks of plant or animal dis
ease, and~the development of spe-
cial methods of detection.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
Buy Ayrshires

Ray Peterman and Sons, Rt. l,
West Jefferson, recently purchased
eight registered Ayrshires. accord
ing to the Ayrshire Breeders As
sociation Executive Secretary, c.
T. Conklin, of Brandon, Vermont.
The transaction was recorded in
the National Office of the Ayr
shire Breeders Association in
Brandon where complete records
on all registered Ayrshires in the
United States have been maintain
ed since 1875.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
DELAYED TOM BSToNE
ARRIVES

LONG BEACH, Calf. P-A
tombstone which has wandered
about California for 62 years has
finally been located, says Mrs.
James K. Cooper.
1t was ordered from San Fran
cisco by her grandfather, Juan
Flores. of Santa Maria, after the
death of his wife in 1889. En-
route, the stone somehow got de-
toured and spent the next 62
years standing in corners at sever
al California railway stations.
Now Mrs. Cooper is not SO sure
she can find her grandmother's
grave.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01

PROBATE NOTICE-Approva and
Settlement OF Account Account and
vouchers of the following named
person and estate have been filed
in the Probate Court of Madison
County, Ohio, for approval and set
tlement: Emma Burns Neel Estate
Number IL ,591 Docket Page S66.
Unless exceptions are filed there
to, said account will be for hearing
before said Court. on the 9th day of
August, 1852. at which time said
account will be considered and con-
tinued from day to day until finally
disposed of.
Any person interested may file
written exceptions to said account
or to matters pertaining to the eX-
ecution of the trust, not less than
five days prior to the date set for
hearing. Maurice +. Beathard Pro-
bate Judge
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
BEGAN PAINTING AT 81

WINNIPEG, MICH. LP) - Rev.
Hugh Robertson, retired Winnipeg
clergyman who hadn't touched a
paint brush until he was Ga, ex-
hibited 200 of his paintings here
on his Saith birthday recently. He
has given many others away.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
'SMiTTY GOING STRONG

PICTOU, Canada R,-The only
working blacksmith in this COM
munity catering to the horse trade
is Arthur MacPhee, who for 80
years has been plying the ancient
craft on the same location where
his father began business some IS
years ago.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
DARBY VALLEY MEETS

The sixth meeting of the Darby
Valley All Club was held June %
at the home of Larry and Garry
Thomas.
A picnic was planned which will
be held at Bob Saunders July 20.
Helen Elliot was chosen chairman
of the committee.
Refreshments were served by
Larry and Garry.
The next meeting will be held
at Ronald Howards on July 7.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01

following measles, had left John
physically active but retarded, un.
able to speak or understand.
Johns still making good bu,
slow progress at the Institute OF
Logopedics.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Roscoe Sanders, Jr. De-
ceased Roscoe Sanders, London
Ohio has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrators Of the
Estate of Roscoe Sanders, Jr. late
of Madison County, Ohio. deceased
Dated this 18th day OF June A. D.
1852 Number 11.700 Docket Page
Alb. Maurice +. Beathard Probate
Judge of said County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01

Since Biblical times the farmers of the Middle East have considered
the desert locust sort Of Pubc Enemy No. IT, This situation has
changed much for the first time In history number
nations joining with the Food and Agriculture Organ
izaon the United Nations FO combat the plague Above
entomOOgists Pakstan examine dead ocus
Pastan Through its expanded Of technical
Fac Offering material aid in combating the plague
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
IL MISCELLANEOUS IL

FARMERS l.OANS--to purchase
livestock. machinery, seed and
all operating expenses. Low inter-
est and convenient terms. See Bald
win Rice, Production Credit Assocf-
alton. l08 East Market St, Wash
ingtop G. H. G II
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
TO DISCUSS PLANS

Mrs. Snyder Morgan, noble
grand of Coral Rebekah Lodge,
has called a special meeting to
discuss rug plans for Friday eve
ming, June q at 8 o'clock, at the
LOOT. Hall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-01
FOR RENT

ern kitchen, dining room with
china closet, bedrooms with nice
closets, bath with shower, gas
hot water heating system. All the
rooms are newly decorated and
house painted. A real home. Phone
$50 or 16l Stephen c, Edwards.
Realtor. So