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Evening star., 1952-06-26
PREPARING sCRAPPLE.
TO SHARE RECIPE?

(From Mrs. P.L. K. SilUer Spring.
To the lady who wanted an i'm
aginative way to prepare scrapple: !:
Cut slices half of an inch thick.
Remove centers with a fancy
cookie cutter. Fry five minutes on
each side. Remove from pan,
place on cookie sheet. Break an
egg into the hole of each slice.
Place under the broiler of your
oven until eggs are done to your
likeness. Save the centers, these
can be fryed and then placed on
slices of tomato or pineapple; and
broiled. I hope this is to your
family'S taste.
Will some one share a recipe
for chocolate snaps with me?
Evening star., 1952-06-26
APPLESAUCE CAKE.

(Frons Mrs. J. L. A., Washington
Mrs. B. A. NJ, Washington
Applesauce Cake: One-half cur
butter. cup sugar, / cup gold ap-
plesauce. 2 cups flour, teaspoon
soda, l teaspoon cinnamon, y
teaspoon cloves. / cup raisins.
Cream butter, add sugar gradu-
ally. Add applesauce. Add flour
sifted with soda and spices. Add
raiSins. Bake in buttered and
Toured pan 40 minutes in $50
degree oven.
I have tried this recipe loads
OF times and liked it very much.
You can use more than / cup of
raiSinS if you wish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19

Bring the Riddles to Christmas
PIay at Pennington
The Arlington chiIdrsn's Theuter presents
an orisinol donee -dromo, THE LITTLEST
SANTA" Fridey, December 18th. at 7:50
PM; Saturday, December 10th, at 1880
AN. end ESQ PM. IN the Pennington Au-
ditorium, End Floor. Tickets sold at first
floor Arcade EntFanes. childrsn-35e.
Adults-75c.
Proceeds 70 70 tie Anderson Ortkobsdis
Hospital Of ArIiSstoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19
Hord-To-lose
NAME MITTENS
50
.

Sturdy red mittens trot every boy and
girl from z to Ia will want! Woter-
repelIont cotton popln lined with soft,
warm cotton fleece, droft defeating eIos-
tieized wristlets. Have them personoIized
with lost, first or both names even
nickname. Order by child's ooe.
GloUes, Street Floor, Washington,
SLIDER Spring and Parkington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19

African InnersoIe
LOUNGE SLIPPERS
/ 95
Our wolkowoy lounge success! Foam
cushion soIss on pnwoIe corduroy bootis.
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Street Floor, Washington, PGrkingtoH
and SLIDER Spring
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christmos SporkIers!
FIERY RHINEsToNEs

Greet, big, beautiful stones set in non
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shapes, solitoires. squores thot odd q
"diomond" touch! Pin, necklaces, ear
rings, broeeIets.
Je,Delry, Street Floor, Washington,
SLIDER Spring and Parkington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-19
Bring Your Gift List!

Not cumbersome! Not bulky Yet 50 generously sized,
they hold plenty And so handsomely styled so beautifully
tailored they have elegant air usually found only in
more expensive boes With leather nines inside zppers
bright gold" touches, novelty trims this will be the
most welcome gift under her tree Styles galore to choose
from in black brown, navy and red Bring your gift list!
Handbags Street Spring parkington
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
A. RI. Garrison
Dies Suddenly

Allen H. Garrison, 73, retired
farmer and blacksmith, died sud-
denly Wednesday night at his
home in Lafayette. He was a
member of the London Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Surviving are daughter, Mrs.
Adine Wilson, Lafayette; two
sons, Peyton of Lafayette and
Richard of Portland, Oregon:
two sisters, Mrs. Verne Stuthard
of Mechanicsburg and Mrs. Daisy
Fletcher of Chillicothe; four
brothers, Haas of North Lewis
burg and Edward Charles and
Grant, all of Clarksburg; two
grandchildren, Rosalind Garrison
of Portland, Oregon and Richard
of Lafayette.
Funeral services at the Luken5
Funeral Home Sunday at two
O'clock. Interment in Sedalia
Cemetery.
Services by London Aerie at
the Funeral home at 1880, Satur-
day evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25

Willis Commandery No. 81
Knights Templar was highly COM
mended for its work at the first
annual inspection Thursday night
at the Masonic Temple by Russ,
Davis, of Powell, Eminent Grand
Sword Bearer of the Grand Com
mandery of Ohio.
On the staff of EGBS Davis were
John B. McGrew of Springfield,
Past Grand Commander of the
Commandery of Ohio; Sir Knight
Lafferty, Commander of Palestine
Commandery No. 33 of Spring
field; William Shaffer and A. M.
Spinning, both past, commanders of
Palestine Commandery, Spring
field; Clarence Mahoney, past
commander of Columbus Com
mandery,, No. SO; William Gracely,
commander of Mt. Vernon Com
mandery No. /, Columbus. Other
Sir Knights of Columbus and
Springfield accompanied them to
London for the inspection.
Officers of Willis Commandery
are, Maxey B. Cannon, Command
er; Raymond De Landsittel, G. NJ;
Troxell Laybroune, c. G.; C..P.
Myers, recorder; Claire N. Nc
Allister, treasurer; William H.
Culpeper, prelate; Harry Turvy,
Jr., ]. W.; Paul B. Reid, S. W.;
Floyd Williams, W.; Chester T.
Swope, st. B.; George L. Sheldon,
S. B.; James Murray Cannon, S.;
Marcus Cornwell, Clayton Stickel,
and Charles F. Cecil, guards.
Attending were fifty Sir Knights
who had dinner in the Temple din
ing room served by London Chap
ter Order of the Eastern Star, pre-
cading the inspection.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Mother Of Eight
Dies tuesday

Mrs. Helen Smith, 35, of Stew
art, Ohio, near Athens, the mother
of eight children, died in Mt. Car
mel Hospital Tuesday morning
following a two months illness.
She had been living with London
relatives. Mr.. Smith is employed
in Springfield
The children are Betty, Rosella,
Carolyn, Irmajean, Beulah, Jack.
Joyce, and Vallrie all at home.
She also leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Virginia Lewis of Bucyrus and
Mrs. Irene Pruitt of London; sew
en- brothers, Chester, Jack and Eu-
gene Lawhun of Garrison, Ky;
Stanley Jr., of the u. S. Army;
Charles and Brantford of Bucyrus
and Carless of London.
The body was removed to the
Lukers Funeral Home and was
10 be taken to Garrison, Kentucky
for the funeral Thursday at ! pm.
Interment at Garrison.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Driver Nabbed,
Vanishes, Fined

Herbert Bauman, Sr., N. Main
ST., London. was fined 500 and
costs and sentenced to 10 days in
Jail on charge of operating an
auto while intoxicated when he
appeared Thursday night in Mayor
Homer Braithwaite's court at
West jefferson.
Fifty dollars of the fine, the
costs and Jail sentence were sus-
pended and he was released on
payment of $50, according to
West jefferson Police Chief Will
liam MCGUIRE who arrested Bau-
man Wednesday night in that
village.
Chief Mcclure said Bauman
disappeared from the police sta
ton, shortly after his arrest and
was later taken into custody by
the Columbus police who released
him Thursday morning under
5000 appearance bond after which
he voluntarily reported to the
West Jefferson police.
MCGUIRE further stated that
after arresting Bauman he had
taken his car keys and drivers
license and had permitted him to
be seated in the office. His pri-
soner vanished Mcclure said,
while he was out of the office
briefly. Bauman had another set
of car keys, MCGUIRE explained.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Donors Give 81
Pints Of Blood
los Registered

Colds, good weather and other
conflictions, cut the anticipated
quota of more than 100 donors for
Mondays visit of the Blood Mo-
bile Unit at the London Presbyter-
ian Church, to total of "a pints.
The efficiency of the entire
clerical force put the 105 regis
trants through on scheduled time
of 10 to 4. The Canteen committee
served luncheon after the donors
had gone through the bank and
the entire operation was run in
smooth and efficient manner, ac-
cording TO Judge Maurice +.
Beathard, chairman of the Donor
Program for Madison County Red
Cross.
Miss Ruth E. Armstrong, re-
cruitment chairman, expressed her
appreciation to all who registered,
and to those who assisted her in
securing recruits. Judge Beathard
gave much credit to the clerical
workers, Canteen helpers and es-
pecially the five London nurses
who assisted the doctors. These
were Mrs. Edgar Smith, Mrs. w.
A. Holman, Mrs. Joseph Conrad,
Mrs. Fl. A. Bauman, Jr., and Miss
Pauline Baker.
The Mobile Units next visit to
Madison County will be Septem-
Der % when it comes to Sedalia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
John D. Bragg
Dies at St Louis

Word has been received here of
the sudden death of John DeLoss
C'Lossa') Bragg at his home in
st. Louis, Missouri, on Friday,
April 18th. He was a native of
Madison county, lived in London
for many years, graduating in
1897 from the London High School
and later from Ohio Wesleyan
University.
For one year he was on the fac
ulty of a college in Kentucky and
then taught mathematics and busi-
ness branches in the GAINESVILLE
(Ohio) High School. and in the
Oak Park Qllinois) High School.
His longest term of service was
with the Grover Cleveland High
School. of st. Louis, from which
he had retired few years ago.
His wife was the former Miss
Grace L. Warne of GAINESVILLE, who
has been for many years the Ma
tional President of the Woman S
Society of Christian Service If the
Methodist Church.
Surviving are Mrs. Bragg, one
son, Paul, and his family of ST
Louis, and one sister, Mrs. Bertie
Spring Of Marysville, Ohio. The
funeral and interment were at ST
Louis Monday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Achievement Day
Program April 29

The Achievement Day of the
Madison County Home Demon
stration Council will be in the
London Methodist Church, Tues
day, April %.
Miss Beatrice Cleveland of CO.
lumbus, former Madison County
Home Demonstration, will be the
principal speaker at the afternoon
session.
The program, Opening at 10
o'clock with group singing, will in
clude greetings by Mrs. Lowell
Snyder, president; devotions by a
member of the Alumnae Council;
playlet, "Prevue of Fashions" by
Mrs. Harry Pugsley, Mrs. Robert
Halterman; Mrs. Joe Hook; Mrs.
Donald E. Laird; Mrs. Marvin w.
Tyler; Yvonne Straley, Kay Hines
and Gary Harbage; Dress Revue
by women of the county with COM
ments by Mrs. Robert Lobias of
Bellefontaine and Mrs. Ray Lin
vile, Columbus, class instructors.
The Reverend A. M. Shenefelt
will give the invocation at the
luncheon meeting preceding the
afternoon session.
The program will include, Intro
duction of Guests by Mrs. Robert
Halterman; Piano Prelude, Mrs.
Kenneth Dorm; Music, Home
Makers Chorus" directed by Miss
barbara Taylor of Madison Local
school, accompanist, Mrs. Kenneth
Dorm; Remarks by John Moore,
Madison County Agent and Robert
Eby, assistant; special music,
Larry Thibaut, AL B!acker and
Roger Thibaut; Reading, MANY
Years Ago." Mrs. George Brokaw;
Installation and Recognition of
members of the Council.
Articles in the various projects
of the Council during the year will
be exhibited.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Allied Bombers
Hit Battleline

SEOUL, KOREA, APRIL 25-
APPALLED, fighter-bombers
swept in low over the Korean
battleline today bombing and
strafing Communist frontline posi-
tions second consecutive day.
Dense clouds blanketing north
Korea gave the Reds a temporary
respite from aerial bombardment
of hard-hit railways and supply
facilities. But Communist troop
and artillery concentrations got
the full treatment of bombs,
rockets, jellied gasoline and ma
chinegun bullets.
Ground action along the 1885,
mile battlefront was limited TO
patrol skirnishes and light red
probing attacks.
The Eighth Army said U. N.
patrols twice drew heavy enemy
fire northwest of Yonchon on the
western front. An estimated Is
Communists were killed. There
was no report of allied casualties.
The heavy cruiser st. Paul des-
troyed seven Communist bunkers
and other red facilities on the
eastern end of the battle line
Thursday, while the cruiser Man
chester and destroyer Buck
knocked out half dozen red coastal
guns.
Carrier-Dased planes cut rail
lines at rs places in northeastern
Korea Thursday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Dinsmore Named
Assistant With
FDIC Director

John N. Dinsmore, former Lon
don resident, now of Washington,
d. c., has been appointed assistant
to II. Earl Cook. Director of Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corpora
ton, succeeding the late Albert G.
Towers.
Mr.. Dinsmore, son of Mrs. Laura
A. Sifrit of Columbus, former Lon
don resident, is a native of Mar
ietta. He served ten years in in
vestigative and administrative ca
pacities with the Federal Bureau
of Investigation. From 1897
through 1941 he acted as claims
manager for the Maryland Cas-
ualty Company and Lumbermen's
Mutual Casulty Company.
These assignments followed ten
years banking experience in the
London Exchange Bank here and
the Huntington National Bank of
Columbus.
The new appointee is graduate
of London High School and holds
O B. S. in Finance from Ohio State
University and studied law at
Franklin University Law School.
He is member of the Ohio State
Bar Association and has been ad-
mitted to practice before the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
Mr.. Dinsmore and his wife. the
former Harriet Lindsey of Colum-
bus, live at 1918 Davis Place, N.
W., Washington, D. C.. He is a
member of Phi Gamma Delta
Gamma fraternity, the Bethesda
Country Club and the Athletic
Club of Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Auditors Office Preparing
Reappraisa|;; Begins In City

Madison county Auditor Forrest
Hanson and his staff today had
completed more than 5000 special
card-forms in preparation for
launching the reappraisal of Mad.
ison county real estate as re-
quired by the state Board of Tax
Appeals.
The reappraisal will be conduct
ed in the city of London first, be-
ginning probably in about ten
days, it was indicated at the audi
tors office Wednesday.
State tax officials have ruled
that in general the Madison county
valuations were too low and order
ed the reappraisal after meetings
with the county officials.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
WORLD NEWS BRIEFS
BY Associated Press


MENTION, FRANCE, APRIL 25-Four
this Rivera
washed their foundations
APRIL 25TWo
they fleeing police rammed
20 fsrng fuiback and Keith Meyers
from Columbia Ky, and Meyers from Harrison O.
WASHINGTON, boarding houses taverns
hotels publicly today
said posting orders affect
TOKYO, sATuR0AY-Thrty American
explosion Monday.
War The Navy said
origin" off the explosion anch
board is investigating
APRIL 25Neaotiators today
by
Of of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Rotarians Going
10 Cincinnati
Meeting April Il

At least ten members or the
London Rotary Club and their
wives plan to attend the annual
Conference of the 231st District of
Rotary international April II and
%. i'm Cincinnati, President Robert
M. Creath of the local club said
today.
Representatives from 33 other
Rotary Clubs in southern Ohio
which make up District 231, also
will attend the Conference. This
series of meeting: is held each
year, President Creath said, to re-
view Rotary Service activities and
to make plans for increasing their
effectiveness.
District Governor George M.
Waddell, of Greenfield, Ohio, and
Joseph w. Ulmer, the Cincinnati
Clubs Vice-President and Confer
ence Chairman will direct all Con-
ference affairs.
Senator Robert Taft will be the
speaker at the Monday luncheon,
April %. DR.. Kenneth Mcfarland,
a guest lecturer for Readers Di-
gest, and speaker at last years
Rotary International Convention
in Atlantic City will speak at the
fEaf y,ipkf
Other speakers at the Confer
ence will include Edward v. Long,
of Rotary international, Harold v.
Tom, Governor of District 232 in
Central Ohio, and Roy l.. Patter-
son immediate past governor.
Miss Jean Gels OF Springfield
Ohio, Rotary Foundation Fellow,
1928, will present half hour
piano concert Sunday evening. On
Monday, arrangements have been
made for the ladies to visit the
Proctor and Gamble plant, to be
followed by luncheon in the Meth
erland Plaza Hotel and a style
show by the H. and S. Pogue
Company.
The local Rotarians who will at
tend the Conference are: President
Creath, President-eiect James F.
BIZ, DR.. E. F. Fuchs, secretary of
the London club, Robert L.
CLANCY, Wilbur H, Hume, r. N.
Ardrey, j. ]. Hartley, Robert L.
Rea, Leon Fl. Killing and D. M.
Mustard.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
More Than 100
AT cattleInen's
Dinner Meeting

More than 100 people attended
the first annual meeting and BAN
quet of the Madison County beef
Cattle Association, Wednesday
evening, April %, at the London
Methodist Church, the Extension
Office reported.
Joe Hook, Chairman of the As
sociation welcomed the group and
stated the organization was a little
over a year old and that 1t was the
hope of the committee that all
beef cattlemen in the county
would feel free to attend all ac-
tivities.
Gwynne Burr. was master Of
ceremonies for the program and
introduced Herman Purdy, O.S.U..
who outlined standards to go by
in replacing beef heifers.
H. w. Rogers, Manager of the
Madison County Experiment Farm,
made a very interesting report on
the progress of the beef cattle ex-
periments going on at the Madison
County Experiment Farm, stating
that this years work will finish
sometime in June, when they will
sell the four lots of cattle that
have been on feed, namely Lot
No. HAY Silage, limited amount
of corn and hay; Lot No. 2. Hay
Silage. corn and hay being fed
154 days out of the 189 day feed
ing period; Lot No. 3, corn and
cob meal, soybean oil meal and
hay; Lot No. A, corn silage, soy
bean oil meal and hay.
Detailed progress reports of the
experiment can be obtained from
Mr.. Rogers or the Madison County
Experiment Farm. The beef gain
per acre to date equals 423 lbs. on
Lot l; Ala lbs. on Lot q; 4O8 lbs.
on Lot 8; and 588 lbs. on Lots 4.
Jim Warner. Extension beef
specialist, made few remarks on
consumer demand as related to
the beef industry. Final speaker
for the evening was Bill Zipf of
Columbus, who gave very enjoy
able talk on his impression of
farming. The next meeting of the
{ Beef Cattle Association will be In
. June. dua aT9w eFn1ag *N
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Dayton Woman Is
Awarded $4,000
In Court Action

A jury in the Madison county
common pleas court Wednesday
awarded judgment for $4,000 to
Stella S. Bellomy, Dayton, Ohio,
in her suit for $35, 900 against Sid
Uhinck, Jr., of Medina, Ohio, in
connection with an auto accident
in this county.
The trial began Tuesday before
Common Pleas Judge James F.
Bell with the jury retiring for de-
liberation Wednesday for AS min
utes before returning the verdict
for the plaintiff.
Mrs. Bellomy sought damages
for damages for injuries allegedly
suffered in the auto accident at
the intersection of Routes % and
AZ on June II, 1851.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
lNSTALLS LOCAL
PTA OFFICERS

Mrs. Russell Moore of Worth
ington, state officer of the Parent
Teacher Association installed the
officers of the London association
Monday night.
Installed were, Mrs. Donald Thi-
baut, president; E. A. Wall, first
vice president; Miss Mildred
Howsmon, second vice president;
Mrs. Henry w. Young, secretary.
and Alvin w. Barr, treasurer.
Pastor Lawrence T. Rugh of st.
Johns Lutheran Church, address
ed the meeting speaking on re-
sponsibilities of both parents and
teachers in order to make the or
ganization function to the best ad-
vantage to all concerned,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Early Summer
Hest in Slump

1t was a short summer this
week. The thermometer that how
cred around 80 Monday, for an all
time high in the ten years that
Leonard McNeal has been keeping
the weather records, kept fans go
ing part of Tuesday with an 80
degree high. The minimum Tues
day was IS degrees.
Wednesday the temperature fell
to a Al degree maximum and a
AZ minimum. The cpntinpQys rain
fall for the last "a h9uES Laejster-
ed 2.21 inches. Nd noifsoif.ts1
rasnarnE 1c
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
London Leading
Mid-Six League

London High baseball team won
their third straight Mid Six
League game Tuesday defeating
Grove City, 7-3 at Grove City to
stay in first place in the league
standings.
The London team raped Is hits
from the offerings of Dick Sheets
while Bill Hunter granted eight
bingles and struck out eight Grey
hound batters. The game was
Grove City's first in league play.
R. II. E.
London :. / 2 0 3 90 II Is A
GroveCity / 01 0 90 1-3 8 3
Hunter and Terry, Marcini (6):
Sheets and Weber.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Five-Year-OId
Breaks Hip

Saber Lynn Wilcox 5-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Wilcox, East Main Street, Plain
City, was rushed to Memorial Hos
pital in Marysville Tuesday after
suffering broken left hip in a
fall from a step ladder.
The little girl fell while playing
with other children next door. She
received first aid treatment by DIR.
w. Fl. Lee before being taken to
the hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Tax Refunds to
Be Slower

If you haven't received your in
come tax refund this year, you
have plenty of company.
The government is running about
three million checks behind last
year in disgorging its annual gol-
den flood of taxes in reverse.
Treasury officials said the rev.
enue bureau is giving refund re-
quests a closer scrutiny than us
ual this year, thus causing a lag.
But don't worry too much-the
rate of output is stepping up rap
idly. Paul Banning, chief disburs-
ing officer for the treasury, esti-
mated about eight million checks
will be mailed in April and nine
million in May.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Postpone Trial

The trial of William L. Hewitt,
formerly scheduled for. April % in
the Madison county common pleas
court has been postponed, accord
ing to court attaches. No definite
date had been assigned Wednes-
day.
Hewitt, former manager of
the London state liquor store, was
indicted by the grand jury on an
embezzlement charge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
SALES TAX REPORTED

Madison county's prepaid sales
tax collection for the week ending
April 5 amounted to $8,096.22
compared to $4,192.13 for the cor
responding week last year, ac-
cording to the report OF State
Treasurer Roger Tracy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
Galloway Man
Facing Charge

Robert Lloyd, %, Galloway
Route /, arrested by sheriff's dep
uties Bob Allison and H. c. Mark
ley, Monday on a charge of break
ing and entering the H. H. Crabbe
cottage on Deer Creek April 16,
was bound over to the grand jury
under $500 in Justice Gerald
Baynes court. He is being held in
the county Jail.
The loot, allegeoiy taken from
the cottage, included dishes ~and
cooking utensils. according to Of
ficers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
AUTO AND TRUCK CRASH

A milk truck turning into the
Red Brick Tavern at Lafayette
Wednesday evening, was struck
and damaged by an auto following
it, according to Deputy Sheriff Fl.
c. Markinv, who directed traffic
while = patrolman investigated the
crash. Occupants were uninjured.
The patrol did not identify the
drivers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-04-25
ACCEPTS POSITION

Harold Bostic, formerly with
the Meade Tire Company, has ac-
cepted a position with The Shell
Oil Company in Marion. Indiana,
effective May, /.
Mr.. Bostic plans to move his
family to Marion in the near flu
ture.