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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-26
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This piece has been reprint
ed millions of times, we know,
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goes like this:
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health.
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young, new: thy work, play,
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ones want, I'm thy Assistant
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LAST WORD
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-26
Fred T. Harmon
Dies Suddenly

Fred T. Harmon, SO, died sud
denly of a heart attack while at
work Monday on farm, Mt Ster-
ling r. d. 3. where he was en-
ployed as a farm hand.
He was a native of Kentucky,
born August IL, 1916, the son of
Burl and Myrtle Howard Harmon,
Survivors include his widow,
three children and three step-chil-
dren; two brothers, Lacey of
Washington d. c. and Hobart of
Urbana,s r. d. 2; two sisters, Mrs.
John Gibson of Mechanicsburg and
Mrs. Dora Hickman of Marion and
his mother Mrs. Myrtle Harmon.
Funeral services Friday at two
o'clock in the Richison-Wickham
Funeral Home, st. Paris. Inter-
ment in Concord Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-26
Many Wrecks But
Few Are Injured
Three Accidents
Reported tuesday

Only slight injuries and DAM
aged cars are reported in three
accidents that occurred Tuesday
night between 11:10 and 1:30
o'clock.
The first accident, reported by
Deputy Sheriff Robert Allison,
occurred on State Route So about
61a miles south of London, in
volving a car owned and driven
by Oscar Payne Jr.. 159 South
Oak Street, London, and one
driven by Robert Graham of Mt
Sterling. The Payne car is report
ed to have skidded on the Slip
perry road, turned around in the
road in front of the following
car driven by Graham. Drivers
escaped injury but both cars were
reported damaged.
The second accident, also re-
ported by Deputy Allison, is said
to have occurred on Route SO
about l AM. Wednesday, in front
Of the Clarence Hunter home on
North Main Street, when w. Will
liam Hyland. of Scioto Furnace,
is thought to have fallen asleep.
The car is reported to have gone
out of control, tearing out shrub
berry as it crossed the Hunter
yard onto the yard property of
Eddie Shaw, next door One tree
was uprooted and larger tree
escaped. Continuing on its careen-
ing before it was halted, the car
went onto the lawn of Eldon Col
well next to the Shaw's tearing
out some of the shrubbery, Alli-
son said.
Riding with Hyland, coming
into London when the accident
occurred was his wife and baby.
No person was injured.
Hyland was ordered TO appear
Wednesday in Mayor Speas-
makers court on a charge of
reckless operation, II was said.
In the third accident which is
reported by Night Officer Otto
Daily to have happened about
lis Wednesday morning on us.
Route AZ, near the traffic hight
at the intersection of Lafayette
Street and Elm Street, Gene Phil
lips, Mt Sterling r. d. No 2, re-
ceived cracked ribs; Eugene Sex
ton, London No. 2 riding with
him, slight bruises and Eileen
Peterman, London, the third oc-
cupant of the car, foot injury.
According to Officer Daily, the
Phillips car, coming toward Lon
don, from Lafayette, skidded
when the driver applied the
brakes as he approached the traf-
fic light. struck and broke off
a utility pole in front of the John
Gray home and damaged the
rear of the car.
Phillips was ordered to appear
IN Mayor Speasmaker's court
Monday evening at seven o'clock
on charge of reckless operation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-26
Mrs. VogeI's S Mother
Dies Very Suddenly

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vogel and
son, Byron, Park Avenue, were
called to Ft. Covington, New York.
Tuesday morning by the sudden
death of Mrs. VogePs mother. Mrs.
George Wilson, who was 80 years
of age.
Funeral services and interment
in Ft. Covington Friday, Decem-
Der &c.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-26
Courthouse Will
Be Rewired In
Near Future

Madison County Commissioners,
Monday accepted plans and speci-
fications of Gould II. Ayres and
Associates, engineering firm of
Columbus, for electrical altera-
tions for the Madison County
Court House.
Bids for the work will be OPEN
ed at the office of County Auditor
Forrest r. Hanson, Monday, Feb
ruary 2.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-26
Garden Club To
Judge Decoration
Of Houses Sunday

Out of town judges will be in
London Sunday night at seven
o'clock, to visit the decorated
homes of London and give their
decisions, Mrs. c. L. Thibaut, pres
ident of London Garden Club.
which is sponsoring the Christmas
contest, announced today.
The three classificationS to be
Judged are, door decorations; out
door decoration and decoration of
a Picture Window.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-26
Plain City Man In
County Jail Wife
Faces Charges

A Plain City man and father of
four small children is being held
in the Madison County Jail and
will likely spend his Christmas be-
hind bars, according to Mayor Ed
ward Willis, who stated Monday
that he had fined Ray Lawson
$500 and costs for being drunk and
resisting an officer.
Lawson was arrested Friday by
Deputy Sheriff Allison who filed
the charges at the mayors office
here. Upon failure to pay his fine
he was commanded to the county
Jail where he will serve out his
fine.
Mayor Willis also stated that he
had filed neglect charges against
Lawsons wife, who is to have her
hearing before the Union County
Probate Judge in the near future.
The mayor stated that the charges
against the wife were filed after
an investigation by the County
Welfare Department showed that
the four small children were not
being cared for properly in the
home. They were found alone in
the home when officials called to
deliver groceries and food and the
conditions of the home were said
to be most unsanitary. County Of
ficials who made the Investigation
believe the children would be much
better off in the County Home and
they have suggested that they be
sent there
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-26
William TumbIison
In Hospital

William Tumblison, 227 South
Main Street, entered Mt. Carmel
Hospital, Tuesday for treatment
for injuries received several days
ago. His room number is 744.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-26
PAID CIRCULATION.

This newspaper is NOT dis.
fribufed tree. All nafionoi
surveys show fhot a GOOD
newspaper is q PAID news.
pepper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-26
Weather

Cloudy with rain. Snow pro-
boble Thursday or FridoY.
Temperatures ronging from
80 10 80 degrees foreeasfed.
49,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-02-08
London Draws Mt. Cilead For
Opening Tournament Contest
Protest Tourney
Opens Feb. 18th
Games 4 Nights

London High drew Mt Gilead
for an opponent when drawings
were made Monday night at OF
terbein gymnasium for the first
Central District Exempt e d
Schools basketball tournament.
London will play the Mt. Gilead
squad in an opening game Friday
night, Feb. IS at 7:30. Winners
of the contests will play Column
bus st. MaryS.
In addition to London two
other members of the Mid-SiX
League were seeded in the draw
ings, Marysville and Worthing-
ton. Seeded teams do not play
each other in the protest tourna-
ment. Marion st. Marys was also
seeded.
London was seeded over teams
with better records because Of
having played seven "a schools
with three of their losses being to
IA teams and the other three
losses to two Cf the other three
seeded teams.
The 12-team tournament begins
Friday, Feb. Is at Otterbem 49,.
will continue through four nights
instead of two, to accommodate
the crowds. All four sessions will
be double headers. The second
game each evening is billed for
9 O'CLOCK
The tournament was ordered
by the central district board to re-
duce the diversified district tourn-
ament for which only four of the
II teams will qualify by virtue of
victories in the preliminary con-
tests.
Two schools from Columbus
and two from Licking county
drew first round byes giving them
a chance to play in the district
tourney by winning one game.
Results of the drawings follow
With (won and lost records in
parenthesis.)
Friday, Feb. IS
London C7-6) VS.. Mt Gilead
t6-9, 7:3O pm; Marysville 1O-4
VS.. Mt. Vernon St. Vincent C14-4.
Monday, Feb. 19
Holy Family (2-14) VS.. Marion
ST. Mary 04-D, 7:3O pm;
Worthington C12-3) VS.. Lancaster
ST. Mary 11-6), 900.
Wednesday, Feb. 20
Columbus st. Mary t7-1O) vs..
winner of London-NIt. Gilead
game, 7:3O pm; Newark St.
Francis Q1-6) vs.. winner of
Marysville-Mt. Vernon st. Vim
cent game, 900. tBoth winners to
Central District b.
Friday, Feb. p
Granville Gid VS.. winner of
Marion st. Mary-Holy Family
game, 7:3O pm; Columbus Uni
versity School (8-4) VS.. winner OF
Worthington- Lancaster St Mary
game, 800. (Both winners to Dis
trict b.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-02-08
London Defeats
Scotties 66-46
BY The jerks

London's new win-losS record
stands SO after the Red Raiders
marked up a 66-46 victory over
the Plain City ScottieS here Fri
day night. A tight initial quarter
found the score knotted 1912.
But gradually, London pulled
ahead and led at mid-game 29-
%.
The Scotties starred with high
individual scorer, Bob Taylor, 20.
Bill Hunter II, Sonny Wheeler 16,
and Bob Miller 16 paced the vic
tors.
The London Reserves were
nosed out in the last seconds
when Plain City's Elias dropped a
foul shot in to chalk up the score
O6-05
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-02-08

Storer 5S-44 at 18th and Cleve-
land Avenues, Columbus.
Another non-League double
header is scheduled for the West
jefferson High School gymnasium
Saturday night, February 9, start
ing at 7:30 o'clock.
In the first game the Canaan
A. C.'s will meet Yeager's of Co
lulnbus with West jefferson
A. C.s taking on the Columbus
Chiefs in the second round.
The Chiefs have a 1873 record
and Ycager's q 81.
West jefferson has won 20 and
lost 9 and holds second place in
the Commercial Point League.
Gregg's lunch Of Ashville is in
first place.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-02-08

LOOK MA, FEET!PauI Grisvold eft)
Hobart Colleges basketball like
thanks to Peggy Hgrove The improve
GENEVA N YIts hard to tell difference
College basketball practice session school
Coach Spike Gansh little tired of his lads fooWo lack
of So he called in Peggy IIlsgoVe of Baldwin
dent at adjoining William Smith College.
Pretty Peggy giving dancing
success according to GarniSh.
Il won't these Broadway
Garnish, but at least they've learned they
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-02-08
Madison Local
In Ninth Win

Madison Local marked up its
ninth win of the season against
10 losses Tuesday night by down
ing Canaan in a non-league con-
test 4S-42.
MadiSon'S reserves nosed out
4Ino ,t;e;ti,,o Tapoapitac 121Q
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-02-08
A. 6. Team Cops
Two Victories

The West jefferson A. c. team
brought home two victories Mon
day night defeating the Linden
Merchants 69-49 and the Big Bear
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-02-08
CLINTON CO. FARM
I08 ACRES
Sa+urdoy. February IL. 1852
Sells on Premises at 200 p. M

Premises M.
LOCATED three miles of Sabna Ohio
OF Washington {. H. north Highway
Road in Richand
One of Clinton Countys best black FARMS improved with
complete of farm buildings including
halt-sory frame house
enclosed back porch Large
for cattle and hog feeding and has large. feeding
connections tool She'd
house storage building with cellar
well furnishes abundance
modernzed
cold under pressure Buildings adequate
good repair Land is all
Soil of the black variety
high arm is
fences and drainage General farm appearances
splendid agricultural the
roads direction All
Farm has been well cared for ready go
This opportunity good
medium sized farms this section of Ohio
| TERMS--$5l00000 cash to be on
delivery Purchaser
| by March l, 1852
p acres of growing wheat with the farm.
SAM B. MARTlNG, Owne.
Washington c. H, Ohio 42357
Sale Conducted by the Bailey Murphy -Darbyshire Co.
! Phone 1892 SIS East Locust ST. Wilmington, oh
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Beyond Georgetowrl
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROF. FOR SALE

WILL PAY CASH for 10 to Is unit
apt. bldg. in NV. Wash. From
owner. Box 122-M. Star. s.
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SHANNON & LUCHs
OFFERS

MINNESOTA AVE. SHOP:
ENG an5,Ca GENrEH y sMinn. ave; stnra and
available adjoining theater, in
this established shopping cen.
ter, containing Peoples Drug,
Giant Market, Woolworth and
many other chain stores. Ap-
proximately 1Sx4S IT,. fluor-
escent lights, asphalt tile
floors. Excellent location for
session November /, 1852.
Consult Mr.. Taylor.
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-Estab.
lished shopping center at in.
tersection of two heavily trav-
eled thoroughfares containing
Peoples Drug, chain super mar
srcS Ret and sntI many s other :.oT. successful
able containing approx. 2,7OO
50. It. Suitable restaurant.
family shoe store, television
sales and service. Reas. rent.
Vacant.
SHEPHERD PARK SHOP.
PING CENTER Cat Ga. and
Alaska aves. )-One store avail
able In this established shop.
drugstore, food chain, hard
ware. beauty shop. cleaner.
Size APPROX. 16x65 It. with
part basement; completely re-
decorated. Suitable television
sales, dress shop, children's
and infants store. Reas. rent.
1mmed. poss. Consult Mr..
Taylor.
CONSULT LEASING DEPT
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
Realtors Since 1905
1905 H st. NV. MA. 234b
Evening star., 1952-11-01
PREVIEW

We're about to open q new sub
division of $50 homes. These ram
blers are brick, have 3 double sized
bedrms.. colored tiled bath and fix
lures, large living rm. with firepi.,
dinette. completely equipped West
entr:, full roughed-in bath in bsmt.,
Dashboard radiant heat. Choice Of
decorators colors. Approx. N-acre
lots. EQUALITY workmanship. This
subdivision will open next week.
so call now for choice lots. First
cupancy. FILA approved at sic, 500
to SI6,95O.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BRICK HOUSE. Z. rooms. office and
blocks from Clarendon Circle; Si6O
month: CHI. 1851. Il
BUSINESS ONLY-6-rm. frame house,
within 2 blks. Hecht's (Va.) store;
$125 mo; neoo JuDsoN REAMY 4 SON,
SILVER sPRING-Low rental space
Gr stoyass soy ssDs Tx TExore4sfhsfp 4fsf 9ht sss %s
LOO SO. Fl. concrete a. space with
2,40O IT. Of parking space at "a M
st., ne. Suitable for warehouse,
light manufacturing or Offices. In
6SnS 6Sirs M,E5. e. ~ M st. ne. or call ME.
IINGTo@9rireproof ;ISSS~.i bldg, CO,
LIS So. IT.; all or part: ideal for
service business, contractor or manu-
lecturers representatives; yard.
plao1yo gpleHty Of parking. OK. 2277, IA.
1Ith AND M SITS. Sc. across from
approx. 1894. ceiling 15 it.; ideal
for electrician. plumber, workshop.
distributor. auto repair. GEORGE
NORTH 8 K1fa AsGiNGToN.a eG ~ 9Ia5ol; few block,
it., 232-ft: frontage. viii lease in
part or whole: driveways; entire
area surfaced and well-lighted: 4
stucco work bays. large office, very
modern. Will build to suit tenant.
A good location for any type busi-
ness. Heavy trafdc count. Adjacent
to new Rosslyn post ONCE. 1910
Ft; Myer dr.. IA. s-s678 or ia.
ss florida AVE. NV, at No.
Capitol st.-Entire 2-story bldg. :,
Including. large parking area and
additional storage bldgs. in rear of
property. First floor. approx. 20x45,
with z rooms and bath on 2nd fl.
excellent for contractors office and
ReSe RsaS rsn aato ssas cover atS
dept. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
downtown district; will renovate
to suit reliable tenants. LA. 6-3213.
1860 n ST. N.E.-store with 3-rm.
apt, h.-w.h., separate two-story
per mo. r. ELLIOT MIDDLETON,
RE. ISL; ewes. WI. 1857.
Evening star., 1952-11-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BEST BUYS

,S0U OOWN
Cleaning Cape Cod on lge., level lot
Liv. rm.. full-size din rm., equipped
kit. BEDRM.. Va BATH DOWN
2. lge. bedrms.. dressing rm. and
tiled bath; ample storage attic.
full bsmt., gas a.-C. heat; excel
cond.; nr. good schools and bus
Ewes. JE. 3-724S.
$15,950
Attractive brk. Colonial on fenced
lot 1855 #. deep. Features: =
LARGE bedrms. and tiled bath; nice
screened porch of liv. rm., full
size din. rm., equipped kit; full
bsnt. with recr. rm., oil a.-c. heat
Ewes. JE. 3-724S.
NORTH ARLINGTON
81, 500 DOWN
Two-bedrm. masonry bungalow; liv
rm., din. rm.. kit. incl porch; full
bsn1t.. oil h,-w. heat; deep lot, huge
trees. Payments less than rent
Priced Ir Ss S9;s5o. Ewes, Mrs. Fruit
ARLEDGE BROTHERS
2523 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
IA. 7-444S IA. 7-4333
Evening star., 1952-11-01
Mclean Retreat

Enjoy life in this 2-level UNUSUAL
HOME; step-saving floor plan witt
al the ADVANTAGES of prewar con-
Struction and modern decor: lush
landscaping insures privacy. hot.
water heat for your comfort: i'm
mediate possession. Only S16.95C
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

&124 North Dittmar -rd.-Center-h hall
Colonial; hv. rm.. din. rm.. modern
kit. and breakfast rm., paneled den,
3 lge. bedrms., child's rm., = baths
and l2-baths, 3 fireplaces, I'M. recr.
rm;, dble. gSrage, screened porch,
slate roof. PAUL B. ROSENBERGER,
CHI. 1928. .
Evening star., 1952-11-01
WAREHOUSES WANTED

341e 14th ST. N.w.--second foor: 3
ffc0%s oces 81 .so%1coms sS1d anDrSI GS9
St: entrance; -$l2b mo. Me. 1880;
AIR CoNDiTioNED OFFICES in
lawyers suite; new bldg; excel. To-
library. reception room and confer
SHERATON BLDG. I'll 18th st.
nv, NE. 653S., 3
i11 new see slss in 0i: sil
EVzENssp VIZ NspriaHFfL rBiaHFfLDisN' s '9 I4so S7SSS New YORK
ave; NV. Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet your re-
guirrements. PENN PROPERTIES.
saits Sle c1ECEE ESaas eff ofF1cs NE blbG
ave NV ofices available. AD. 1900.
HYATTSvILLE-tProfessional bldgO.
corner Gallatin and Baltimore ave;
1000 Q. # f. 4 floor space on Ist a. or
able rent. RAYMOND 3: RUPPERT.
1O17 9TH st. NV, ST. S4s4. %
OFFICE SPACE, approx. 1000 50. IT.:
conv. downtown location; elevator
and switchboard services; suit. for
NJ St: NV DI. s7s1. q
office; 250 So. IT.: S75 mo.
MILKEY,- ia. S-S645 or RE. 0606.
VICTOR BLDG, 9th and g pl. NV
Modern office, huorescent lights, tile
SUITE. 2nd A.; bus: or
prof; 1st comm. zone. Call NO. 6501,
Mon. through Fri. "a pm. -
LAW OFFICE IN SUITE, compl. lib:
all services. Tower Bldg. Box
10Y 5pYMi Eth SsS.' 81. N.w.-Three-rm. suite.
1st A., in newly improved ONCE
loc. natl. org. Several other Offices
starting at S25. ST $3.50. --7
$685. 18th ST., Silver Spring, "a block
offlGeorgia ave.---Model bldg, ample
parking facilities; suitable for doc
tor. lawyer, financial office, insur-
ance, etc. Reasonable rent. Call GE.
end FL. rear of 923 F st. n.w.-Ap-
proximately 500 So it.; heat fur
nished: rent, 500 per mo-; vacant.
Consult Mr.. Young. leasing depart.
ment. SHANNON a. LUCHS CO..
1906 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
THREE ROOMS, of lobby OF NV. apt.
bldg: occupied by physician for 20
yrs, but suitable for dentist; rea-
sonable rent. Call MIR. DIXON, ST.
$500. q
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$500 CASH

BIG HOME-NR. ST. AGNES
Older Colonial with 3 twin bedrms.
double walk-in closets. huge bath
First floor has entrance hall to liv-
ing room. family y-sized 12x17 din.
full basement, beautiful oak floors
Oil hot-water heat; 1-car garage:
Just around corner from bus and
shorpins. It's q comfortable home
Tor large family. See It now! Call
OW 1920.
Evening star., 1952-11-01
DELIGHTFUL BLEND

OF California redwood and brick will
greet you when you see this spar.
Is king new home; beautiful, level lot
tureSuue Falls Church; 3 large bed.
rms. plus expansible attic. 2O-ft. liv
rm with corner fireplace. Yes. il
also has a BASEMENT Price only
SI6.95D. Best of terms. Only 50,
OO0-S3, 500 down. Call OW. 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-01
Location and Materials

Should be your first concern when
purchasing your home. Close-in
luxe setting. brick and seasoned Ar
are the materials; lge. 1st-fl. bed
rms, tiled bath. gracious liv. rm.
with fireplace, sep. din. rm.. screen
ed porch and full bsmt. Super dor
mitory style bedrm. with a second
complete bath upstairs. Can be
purchased for as little as $4,000
down. Priced under current mar
ket Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
<76s Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. ow. 5000
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$4,000 DOWN

TREES AND PRIVACY plus 12Ox32C
level lawn make setting for this al
most new brick bungalow in pic
turesque. Fairfax County. Interior
In plaster walls painted cheerful
bedrms, and tiled bath on lst A.,
plus stairway to expanSible attic
Liv, .rm. that is both comfortable
and large. Why rent when you can
snjoy. this fine home at sos per mo.
for, the BIG SURPRISE PRICE.
Evening star., 1952-11-01
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

Specializing In Commercial Propertie!
Evening star., 1952-11-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Reasonable at $4,000

CADILLAC COLONIAL
At the price of q Ford for onl,
$17.950, 8 spacious rms. tiled bath
ing machine in bsmt.. range and
refgr., Hotpoint dishwasher. garbage
disposal and TV. Only 81, $50 down
very attractive. terms. Call now FOL
complete details.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. oW. 93OO
Evening star., 1952-11-01
California Rambler

Value. is something everyone is look.
ing, for these days along with charm
and good construction. This ram
items, but has the following extras
Indirect lighting, parQuet floors
radiant heat. 3 twin-sized bedrms
with double sliding-door closets
A-acre lots. trees, picture windows
and many other features. Purchaser
may assume large 4Te trust and
have immediate occupancy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-29
Nortl, VdlleY

The Sunshine club met last
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John Olenik with IA
members present. Roll call was
answered by telling of the most
outstanding teacher each had
during school days. The next
meeting will be- with Mrs. Merle
Bowers June Il.
Mrs. Jim Rogers and children
and Bill Rogers called on MIR.
and Mrs. Harry ClaWSon. at
Custer one day last week.
Jim and George Rogers help
ed move their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. &c. A. Rogers, to Hardin
last Wednesday where they are
making their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete New made
business trip to Billings Mon
day. Mrs. George Woith return
ed with them.
z Mrs. Pete Arp and son, Sam
my, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Apps mother, Mrs. Anna
Monaco, of Joliet and her sis
ter, Mrs. Lester McKinly, of
Billings. .. = ~, n. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rob of
Billings were Sunday dinner
guests of MIR. and Mrs. John