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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03

TUESDAY, JUNE
Guild Presbyterian Church. meeting of Mrs Raymond
Ridenour, 227 Toand St,
London WCTU, home Mrs Jessie Chance N Oak St at
WEDNESDAY, JUNE
Garden Club Tour and Clinic 10 am home Mrs Sam
Johnson, Orcutt Rd
Guild Presbyterian Church. pouck ucheon home Mrs r. K
Shaw, w. High St, 1890.
THURSDAY, JUNE 5
London Chapter meeting Temple, pm
WSCS meeting home Mrs Gladys Francis at
SATURDAY, JUNE
While pouck dinner home Miss Catherine Johnson
56 NJ Ialdy St, Columbus IL
sale Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Reid and Stapeons
$3.50
Rummage Sale Presbyterian Church basement $3.50
SUNDAY, JUNE
McCann reunion Madison Co. fairgrounds basket dinner
II
MONDAY JUNE
Sigma sorority meeting home Mrs Floyd lman
Jr,
TUESDAY, JUNE 10
Guild Presbyterian Church meeting postponed from June at
home Mrs. Harley Vogel 10 Park Ave, 8
Guild Presbyterian Church postponed from June
3, home Mrs. Howard Dorm, $50 pm
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Two To Attend
Leadership Camp

All the All club members of
Madison County will be represent
ed at the Ohio Junior Leadership
Camp by Martha Sells of Mt.
Sterling and Harold Fell of Som
merford, according to Robert Eby,
Associate County Agent. This
camp will be held from June 8 to
Ia at Camp Ohio near Utica in
Licking County. There will be two
delegates from each county of the
state to participate in the camping
program. The camp is considered
tops" for those members doing
Junior Leadership work.
Martha Sells, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. III. Sells of Route 3
Mt. Sterling, has been a member
for seven years completing a great
variety of projects. She has served
as Junior Leader and is co-advisor
of new 4-H club in Mt. Sterling
Harold Fell, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Dana Fell, Route 2, London, has
been All member for eight years
and has served as assistant ad-
visor OF the Gungo Ho, Jr. club
This year as advisor his club won
honors at the All Club Rally.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Letter TO the EDITOR

When l read the hometown paper
l feel close to home, even though
many miles from home.
l would like for you to know
what splendid work the Armed
Services Y.M.C.A. is doing for SER
vicemen both in United States and
foreign countries. They are doing
a swell job of making a home
away from home for servicemen
/ spend the biggest share of my
time at the "Y' while on Liberties
and l can truthfully say there is
never a dull moment. They have
contests, dances, parties and many
other activities too numerous to
name.
AS a closing word / want you
and my friends in London to know
that / am thinking of you all.
Yours truly,
Richard r. Swaney
Richard r. Swaney S. A.
1st Division, U.S.S. Uvlcan
c/o F.P.O. New York, New York
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Cpl. Thompson
In Germany

MUNICH, Germany-Cpl Billy
P. Thompson, whose wife, Maxine,
lives on Route 2, Plain City, Ohio,
recently graduated from the Sew
enth Army's Non-Commissioned
Officers Academy at Munich, Ger
many.
The six-week course emphasized
the use of weapons, Army admin
istration, tactics, supply, physical
fitness and organization. Students
were carefully selected by their
commander before attending the
school.
Corporal Thompson, who entered
the Army in February 1851, ar
rived in the European Command
in July and is serving as tank
crewman in Tank Company, I'd
Battalion, 14th Armored Cavalry
Regiment.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Thompson, live on Route l.,
Marengo, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
The World Today

WASHINGTON (AP)-Einstein
might get a few ideas if he hung
around Washington.
Watching Congress do its arith-
metic is one of the strange sights.
Looks like magic, almost. On the
foreign aid BILL for instance.
1t would be tough to visualize
what it would buy or do if you
were voting to cut that much
money from bill, or add it.
Not for Congress. These days a
million dollars is just piddling
sum anyway. Congress just whacks
it or adds it. No trouble.
1t might seem far tougher to
juggle 200 million or even one bill
lion, particularly in foreign aid
when the money might be used for
everything from guns to butter.
Apparently this doesn't give Con-
gresS too much trouble, either,
judging from the way it handled
the foreign aid bill.
President Truman and all his top
brass in Washington recommended
,900,000,000 in foreign aid.
The House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee and the Senate Foreign Re-
lations Committee Topped one bill
lion off that.
Then the House, when it came
time to vote, sliced off some more,
approving Sc, ,163,000,000.
Only a handful of people on the
floor could have had anything ap-
preaching a precise notion of just
what they were cutting off in aid.
That much cut was proposed and
the rest, in cutting mood, voted
for it.
Then it came the Senate's turn.
Just like tick, tack, toe, proposals
were made to lop off one bill, 500
million, and 400 million from the
approximately $6,900.000,000 rec
commended by the Senate's own
committee, which had gone into
the whole problem.
And just like toe, tack, tick all
three proposals were voted down.
Then Sen. Long, Louisiana Demo-
crat, arose with a suggestion to
knock off 200 million. Bingo. The.
Senate approved that much cut.
1t will always be mystery, OF
course, how the majority Of sena-
tors decided it was wrong to cut
by one billion, 500 million or 400
million but thought 200 million
was just right.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03

Roy H. Carly and Georgia F. Car
ty, lot 131 in Glade Hill addition
to village of London.
Helen p. Arney to Arthur E.
Smith and Dorothy M. Smith, lot
l in l. z. Bigelow's South Side
addition to village of Plain City.
Gilbert S. Mossabarger and
Viola j. Mossbarger to Sherman
w. Rightsell and Gladys Rightsell,
tract in city of London.
F. Eugene Kidwell and Martha
T. Kidwell to Howard Smouse,
property on Richmond Avenue
city of London.
Friedrich T. Peters and Kathe-
rine w. Peters to Steve Molnar,
Jr. and Mary G.. Molnar, lot 3 in
Janice B. Bell addition to city
of London.
Tunys F. Andrews and Dorothea
S. Andrews to Harold S. Bennett
and Dorothy Z. Bennett, lot q
in c. Amann's addition to Village
of Plain City.
H. G.. Megaw and Margaret R.
Megaw to F. Eugene Kidwell and
Martha T. Kidwell, property on
Elm Street city of London.
l.. Lewis Cox to Melissa +. Cox
lot 25 i'm Milo Sawyer's Railroad
addition to village of jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Youths To Study
Cooperatives Use

Madison County farm boys and
girls, All and FLA members will
have an opportunity to see how
farmers can use cooperatives in
their buying and selling transac-
tions, according to the Agricultural
Extension Office.
The program THE Farmers
Hired Men will be presented on
Monday, June 9, at the Roscoe
Duff and Sons farm in Fayette
County on Waterloo Pike, three
miles south of the &C highway.
Bob Miller, Farm Program Di-
rector of radio station WRFD,
will be the master of ceremonies.
He will interview the farmer and
each of the 'hired-men' and ex-
plain their purpose.
The program will begin at 10
a. m.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Eagle Delegates
For Convention
Announced Here

Delegates and alternates who
will represent London Aerie No.
$50, of London at the 1852 Ohio
State Aerie Convention of Frater-
nal Order of Eagles at Cincinnati.
June 12-15, have been announced
by Aerie President K. G.. Hill.
Delegates and alternates are: +.
P. Speasmaker, K. G. Hill, Albert
Roby, William F. Mcclure, Frank
Stone.
Selection of the convention city
by the Ohio State Aerie board of
trustees was announced to the
local aerie last week. The conven-
ton will be held at the roof gar
den of the Hotel Sheraton Gibson,
and the hotel will be convention
headquarters, Worthy President
Hill said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Two Fined On
Theft CHARGES

Two men have received fines
in mayors court on theft charges,
police reported Monday.
David Lewis, South Vienna. ar
rested by London police on a
petit larceny charge in the alleged
theft of a Gladstone bag from the
auto of Harry Ladley, London,
Saturday night, was fined $50 and
costs and given 80 days in Jail
in Mayor Z. p. Speasmakers
court.
Richard Reynolds. London, ar
rested Friday by police on a petit
larceny charge in the alleged
theft of wrist watch from Jessie
Pence, London, was fined SIS and
costs and given 30-day suspend
ed Jail sentence in the Mayors
court. Reynolds was sent to Jail
in lieu of payment, police re-
ported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Athens Minister
To Pre- ach At 3
County Churches

Dr. John M. Versteeg, minister
of First Methodist Church, Athens,
Ohio, will deliver the sermon at
the Methodist churches in Lafay-
cite, Gillivan, and Plumwood, on
June 8.
Dr. Versteeg was born in Den
Helder, Netherlands. He came to
this country,a boy of twelve, when
his father was called to the pas
torate of the Dutch Reformed
Church in Patterson, New Jersey.
For many years, DR.. Versteeg
has held place in WHO'S WHO
IN AMERICA. The author of eight
religious books, including SAVE
MONEY, written at the request
of the United Stewardship Council
of the United States and Canada,
he has been honored by several
universities with the Doctorate of
Divinity as well as the Doctorate
of Letters. He has filled preach
ing missions throughout the coun-
try.
He served several large eastern
churches before coming to Cincin-
natl where he was pator of the
Walnut Hills Methodist Church for
thirteen years, leaving that pas
torate to serve as District Superin-
tendent of the Lima District Meth
odist Church for six years.
Dr. Versteeg was delegate to
Methodist Church held last month
in San Francisco. There he was
reelected member of the Com
mission on Church Union. He also
serves as Secretary of the Member
Churches in the United States of
the World Methodist Council.
Mr.. Robert Versteeg, DIR. Ver-
steeg's son, is the pastor of the
Lafayette Charge in which DR..
Versteeg will speak.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Ten Going To
Al Workshop

Southwestern Ohio All Camp
Counselors Workshop is scheduled
for June At, the Extension Office
reported today. Madison County
will have ten representatives.
Robert l.. Eby, Associate Agri-
cultural Agent is chairman of the
Recreation Counseling Committee
and John E. Moore, County Agri-
cultural Agent is chairman of the
Campfire Counseling Committee.
Other agents in the area will be
members of these committees.
Older All members from Mad
ison County who will be counselors
at county camp August 4-9 and
who plan to attend the workshop
are: Jim Thompson, Martha Sells,
Eileen Boerger, Janet Reed, Teddy
Meeller, Carolyn Vallery, Bob Sui
livan. Other counselors for county
camp are: Phil Garrett, Catherine
iern, Mary bee Brown, Linda
Peck, Eileen Overturf and Harley
Dement,.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
ANNOUNCE HONOR ROLL AT
MADISON LOCAL SCHOOL

Honor roll for the year 1851
1852.
Grade 3-William Hammond
Warren Rockwell, Leroy Simp-
son, Carole Smith, Beverly Sparks,
Robert Trehearne Marilyn Wilson,
Judy McClaskie, Robert Geesling.
Grade 4-Gene Deffenbaugh
Donna Foreman, David Fout, An
ita Kuhn, Robert Rea Jean Ride
nour, Ruth Ann Ropp Marzanna
Turvy,
Grade 5-Judy Deck, Gloria
Geesling, Dorothy Jenkins, Gerald
Maggard, Miles Patton.
Grade 6-Roger Clark, Jeanne
Click, Margaret DeFord, Thelma
Finchum, Nancy Sue Gammell,
Alice Kuhn, Beatrice Otte, Janet
Rinehart, Evertt Smith.
Grade Paul Borror, Kay
Meyer, Charlotte Renick.
Grade 8 Nancy Borror, Rhelda
Clark, Marilyn Feeley Glenna
Jenkins, Patsy Miller, Janet Patton
Grade 9-Robert Brown, Bar
bara Davis, Allen Finchum, Bar
bara Geesling, Joyce mclaughlin,
Tommy Mcnamara, Crystal Ste
wart.
Grade 10-Faye Jenkins, Janet
Bruce, Ronald Hays.
Grade Margaret Brown Bar
bara French.
Grade 12-Mary Lee Brown,
Sue Gordin.
Perfect attendance for the year
1852:
Grade l and 2-Floyd William
Miller.
Grade 1-Oren Kuhn, William
Lindig, Judy Sparks. Betty Smith.
Grade Paul Virgins, Carol
Clemons, Arthur Kuhn, June Nc
Claskie.
Grade 3-Howard Tallman, Geo
rye Jacobs, Frances Hay, Samuel
Cox, Merle Reffit.
Grade 4-Sandra Black, Joe Ha-
ger, Anita Kuhn, Barbara Miller,
Roberta Stuthard.
Grade 5-Kay McClaskie, Mary
Jane Miller, Miles Patton, Jean
Wakeman, William Virgins.
Grade 6-Jeanne Click, Emma
Hager, Gladys Jacobs, Alvin Kuhn,
John Miller, Harry Sheridan, Bar
bara Smith, Ronald Meyers.
Grade Martha Boyd, James
Campebell, Shirley Davis, Michael
Finchum, David Hager, Sylvia
Hammond, Patty Sexton, Albert
Virgins.
Grade 8-Rhelda Clark, Marilyn
Feeley, Jim Foster, John Jacobs.
Ivan Miller, Patsy Miller, Martha
Otte, Joan Stewart Tony Stuthard.
Grade 9-Elsie Bussey, Barbara
Geesling, Lonnie Henry, Beverly
Hornbeck, Joyce mclaughlin,
Maize Miller, Donald Robertson.
Grade 1O-Marjorie Blain, Will
liam Blain, Barbara Clevenger,
Joyce Finchum.
Grade 11-Barbara French,
Margaret Brown.
Grade 12-Richard Clark.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Open Season On
Groundhog June 2

Open season on woodchucks i'm
Ohio begins June /. However, be-
cause this date falls on Sunday,
the official shooting season on
wood ucks, whistle-pigs or
groundhogs, which ever you pre-
fer, does not actually start until
Monday, June 2.
Game management officials
state that there is an abundance
of woodchucks this year in nearly
all sections of the state. Hunters
who do not have place to hunt
are welcomed on the state hunting
preserves. Particularly good areas
for grounding hunting are the
Woodbury. Hunting Preserve in
Coshocton County; Waterloo State
Hunting Preserve in At en- S
County and the Shawnee Forest
area in Scioto and Adams County.
Open season on WoodChuckS
closes March l, 1858.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Leads Class In
Yoeman School

Russell Byerly, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell A. Byerly of
Springfield, ranked first in the re-
cent graduation class of So men
at Yeoman school, Bainbridge,
Maryland. He finished his training
there with an average of 92.37.
A graduate of London High
school class of 1948, Byerly has
been transferred to the u. S.
Naval Receiving Station, Washing
ton, d. c. His present address is,
Russell Byerly, YNSA, 57203S7,
Legal Office, u. S. Naval Receiv-
ing Office, Washington, 25, d. c.
He is grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gusta Byerly, Summerford,
with whom he made his home un-
til he went into service, Novem-
ber, %, 1851.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
COURT NEWS
TAUGHT ESTATE ss,22o

Anna A Taught, late of London,
left an estate totaling $6,220.77,
according to the inventory filed in
probate court, $4,000 real estate
and $220.77 personal property 5.
f. Robson is administrator and
John Minter, William H. Riddle
and J. w. Byers, appraisers.
Bessie E. Creamer, late of Lon
don, left an estate valued at 3d.
900 all real estate according to in
ventory filed in probate court.
Taylor Creamer is executor and
William H. Riddle, Sheridan Jobe
and Leon H. King, appraisers.
Carolina Schlaback, late of
Darby Township, left an estate of
S2,956 80 all personal property, ac-
cording to inventory filed in pro-
bate court. Levi Schlabach, Sr., is
administrator and John Lapp,
Lank w. Cary and Alvin A. Miller
appraisers.
ACCOUNTS FILED
First and final accounts in the
following estates have been filed
in probate court:
Dorothy M. Gibson, admins
tratrix with will annexed, estate
of Kathryn M. Gibson.
Laura T. Cartmille executriX
estate of Pearl A. Cartmille.
Mary Frances Brown executris
estate of John T. Brown.
Drew Miller executor estate OF
Dovie Miller.
Mary w. Benhaus executrix es-
tate of Jacob Benhaus.
APPOINTMENTS
In the estate of Katie B. Young
late of West Jefferson r. F. D.
Leland A. Young has been appoint
ed administrator, under $4,000
bond.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03

In the estate of Drusilla Smouse,
late of jefferson Township, Mary
E. Egelhoff has been appointed
administrative, under $4,000 bond
In the estate of Patsy Broderick,
late of London, j. V. Broderick
has been appointed administrator,
The bond was set at $2,100.
INHERITANCE TAX
Inheritance tax in the estate OF
Henry Cary, late of Darby town
ship, amounting to $2,595.10 has
been paid to the township.
Inheritance tax in the estate OF
Z. T. Snyder, late of Mt. Sterling
in the amount of $40. .35 has been
paid 31.75 percent to Pleasant
township and 6S.25 percent to Mt
Sterling corporation.
LICENSES REQUESTED
Frank Shalosky, u. S. Army
Dayton and Alice Rose Savery
waitress, Plain City, Rt. 2.
Glenn Summers, butcher, West
Jefferson and Myrtle Nibert, stem
ographer, West Jefferson Rt. /.
John Brooks, laborer, r. r.
and Dolores Rittenhouse, student,
Mt. Sterling r. r. 2.
Arthur Lewis Peacock, u. S.
Navy. Washington c. II. and Pat
ricia Alice Travis, student, Mt
Sterling.
Burel K. Carter, Sedalia and
Anna Lee Puckett, Irwin Rt. 1.
LICENSES GRANTED
Thomas Cletus Higgins and
Mary Margaret Cummins.
Frank Shalosky and Alice Rose
Savery.
Glenn Summers and Myrtle
Nibert.
John Brooks and Dolores
Rittenhouse.
Arthur Lewis Peacock and Pat
ricia Alice Travis.
DIVORCES ASKED
George F. Corney VS. Betty Ar
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Mt. Sterling Vet
In Arkansas

Pfc. Eldon Z. Vulgamore, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Vulga-
more, Mt Sterling r. ID. l, has
been assigned to the 5th Armored
Division at Camp Chaffee, Ar
kansas. He has recently returned
from Korea serving with the 3rd
Infantry Division.
His present detail will be with
a detachment at the u. S. Army
Hospital at Camp Chaffee.
Before entering service Pfc.
Vulgamore was employed in Mt.
Sterling after graduating from
high school there
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
INJURED IN FALL

Mrs Alvaretta Barber, II 18th
Avenue, Columbus, former London
resident, suffered a broken left
hip when she fell at her home
Thursday.
Mrs. Barber, who is SO years
old, is in st. Anthonys Hospital
Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
CRASH VICTIM DIES

SANDUSKY, o. R)-John J..
Pytel of Cleveland, injured in a
car-truck collision Friday, died
Monday in Providence Hospital
here. Another Clevelander, Eugene
Egler, 36, was killed in the same
accident.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Driver Arrested

Jack Reffit, 20, London RID.
arrested last midnight by police
on a charge of disturbing the
peace by operating motor vehi-
Gle without a muffler was released
after posting $100 bond pending
hearing before Mayor E. p.
Speasmaker Monday night.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Letters to the editor ere en-.

Letters to the editor sre en-
couraqed and will be well
coined. To be considered for
publication they must be
signed. Anonymous communi-
cations cannot be published.
In the event the author OF a
letter wishes to withhold his
or her name from publication
this desire should be indicated
in the letter. Tine letter may
then be printed without the
signature at discretion OF the
editor If 1t contains infor,na-
ton deemed of sufficient In
terest to all readers.-Ed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Clifford K. Budig and Mary
ELAN Budig to Elwood d. Kennedy
and Anna R. Kennedy, 12.45 acres
in Somerford township.
D. M. Price and Anna r. Price
to Clifford K. Budig and Mary
Ellen Budig, 1891 acres in Union
township.
Joe w. Garman and June H.
Garman to Ralph L. Whiteside
and Mary c. Whiteside, lot 13 in
j. @. Minshall addition to village
of London.
Grover c. Gerhardt, Columbus,
to Ruth G.. Starr. Mt. Sterling,
tract in village of Mt Sterling.
Charles w. Johnson and Mabel
B. Johnson to Aldon Beekman and
Donna Joan Beekman, tract in
village of London.
Charles Whitson and Katherine
Whitson to Aida d. Mingus and
Dorothy Mingus lot II in Comeans
addition to village of Gilroy.
William j. Pagels and Maxine
V. Pagels to Carl S. Bockstahler
and Bertha Bockstahler so of acre
in Union township.
Wayne d. Goodyear and Sara
M. Goodyear to William H. Kelly
and Ruth Kelly, lot AZ in Tom
Wood Colony, Union twonship.
George Z. Wickline and Gladys
J. Wickline to d. M. Price and
Anna r. Price, lot 5 in George
Wickline'S subdivision to city of
London.
Mary f. Hennings ct vir to
Earl c. Yutzy, eft ex, 1886 acres
i'm Canaan township.
Elizie o. Ream and Mary Gay
nellie Ream to Jay Smith and
Dorothy Smith, lots 1884 in Fair
view addition to village of Jeffer-
son.
Peter p. Howard to Ray Weimer
and Make Weimer, three acres in
Union township.
For land heretofore owned by
Matt E. Roberts conveyed by Har-
old r. Bidwell, sheriff to property
Rentals, Inc, 8 East Long St,
Columbus, 264.62 acres in Jeffer-
son township.
Pearl E. Mcdaniel and Margaret
f. Mcdaniel to Ebert Johnson,
two tracts on East High Street,
London.
Emery Rightsell to Earl Right
sell and Margaret Rightsell, lot A
in Bank addition to town of Lon
don.
Harry j. Sparks to Emma
Sparks, lots 1916 in village of
Amity.
Nell Conway, trustee under will
of Mary c. Dorst to John Phillips
Dorst, undivided II interest in
228.03 acres in Stokes township.
w. P. Watts, Winchester, Ken
lucky to Max Timmons and
Evelyn Timmons, Mt. Sterling, lot
70 in Burr Oak Heights sub-di-
vision, Pleasant township.
Ralph l.. Whiteside and Mary
c. Whiteside to Jacob Beathard,
lots 45-46 in Glade Hill addition,
village of London.
Howard Smouse to Ernest A.
Wall and Louise S. Wall, lots 81
33 in Maple Court addition to will
age of London.
Lee McNeer and Mae McNeer
to Harold Cook and Lula Cook,
property in city of London.
Marguerite r. Haverkamp and
Walter Haverkamp to Thurel
Creamer and Grace Creamer lot
9 in Cowlings addition to city of
London.
c. w. Ozias and Mary Ozias to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03

May %, 1852
Dear Mr.. Conway:
Just line to let you know how
much your paper is appreciated by
us servicemen. / say servicemen
because / think l can speak for all
of them whenever they may be.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03
Calendar For I he Week

This feature oiH regutory and Wiu be Published
Monday and Tuesday The service FREE Please send IN
copy Friday taking place the foowing 0ee
Copy submitted before Friday deadns Thank You'll
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-06-03

lene Corney, a minor.
Majrore Lou Lambert, minor
VS. Chester G. Lambert.
Doris Beers VS. Chester Beers.
Hazel f. Hedges VS. Franklin F.
Hedges.
Barbara Henry VS. Sidney Henry
Ruth A. Mills VS. Paul w. Mills.
Merle L. Franks VS. Sarah Glyn
Franks.
Evening star., 1952-05-09

We also have several other
ramblers, 2 stories. that are
nice buys. For particulars, call
Evening star., 1952-05-09
"OFF BRADLEY BLVD" "
HOME AND INCOME
RAMBLER-$2O,500

HkAN3DAEIC-
Beautiful 1-yr.-old 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Just 2 blks. on New HGmp.
shire ave-; large kit. fun dayMgnt
room sizes. RUTLEY Il BAIR. 81.
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Evening star., 1952-05-09
Fairfax County
Country Gentleman's
FARMING Estate

On 5 tillable acres within 20 miles
Of the White House. Spacious mod
ern white brick and frame restored
barn on top Of q lovely knoll in
setting Of Norway naples. A white
paddock fence and black-top wind
ing driveway are the approach tc
the charming country home with
spaciouSnesS. Rooms include livine
room with balcony (27x3O with
diversified fireplace and with French
doors opening on 40-ft. screened
living porch. paneled library with
fireplace t15x23). dining room QSx
20, half bath, buffers pantry, large
equipped kitchen. On second floor
master bedroom with fireplace, dress
ing room and bath. Two other bed
rooms and bath. Guest cottage with
bath: 4-room caretaker's house with
bath. Combination Scar garage,
stable and machinery shed. Quaint
smoke house. owner will consider
trade for small home. Additional
acreage available. $57.500. IA. 2
1888. Ewes. and Sun. GIL. 400. Ext.
152.
George Mason Green Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS