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Evening star., 1952-10-25

YOUNG MAN for part time clerical
work. in real estate and mortgage
slI SyailabIe % each dSyio dSy after fspe 1nq p.R ne
Should be able to work at least %
hours per week. FREDERICK W.
BERENS. INC. 1928 K st. NV, Ma.
1000 See Mr.. Graham. -25
YOUNG MAN to work in electrical
supply house. Apply after pm.
c. A. LEPPERT. 914 Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. 20-35, to work in pet
shop, no experience; 5b days week:
pleasant surroundings. ARLINGTON
PET SHOP. 9l9 South walter Reed
dr.. of Columbia pike. -26
YOUNG MAN, over 81. drivers per.
init; general work around electrical
store. Apply ]. c. HARDING CO..
SIT 10th st. NV. References. -26
YOUNG MAN, for delivery, careful
driver. recent d. c. references. 81.
/, day week. Do not phone. AMITY
RUBBER STAMP CO.. 1127 9th st,
Evening star., 1952-10-25

SALESMAN-Luzianne coffee
routeman needed for Arling-
ton alexandra territory. $40
per wk. guar, salary and
commission set-up. Call RE.
1902 in mornings for appt.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
ROUTE statesmen

SALESMAN-Storm windows, fencing
and siding; highest dollar paid for
your efforts. For appt., KE. 7-0520
SALESMAN for retail liquor store.
Apply in person only. 631e WIS.
sASfTfE;sRMxzN, All; NAN excel. oDDor. for mES agsres,
let. Applicant must be neat. eager
To- meet public. MR. DELAcRSoIIx.
safEssMAN All to sell Tv and appliances
suburban area: Our men are paid
weekly the highest rate in the bust
ness plus benefits incl. hospitaliza-
tion. discounts, Apply to Mr.. Sim:
%nn Sneau frem EeR,s 9-1l y vGTp aT1 Sat. n and
FER F5verda5e, 5eoS Mdl Edm0nston Fd,: -:dS East
SALESMAN (junior), age 21-3O. To
stock and rotate merchandise in
supermarkets. Must have auto.
agto asH mi mileass Raid SS3$2 per pRAs E.
ING CO, 42O Swami ave, Alex. va.
SALESMAN IAutomotiyej = Estab-
Hshed territory, nearby Va. area.
guaranteed salary, plus commission.
good GGSoHoqd oppog5tgunity. Car essential.
sALEsMAN-Experienced in selling
mems sportswear:. good pay. excel
lent working conditions. many store
benefits: Apply in person. PLAZA
SPORTS SHOP, 10th and E sts. NV.
SALESMAN (new carr to sell one of
General Motors most popular cars
for old established suburban dealer
Excel. compensation plan. Age no
barrier. and retired service person
mel will receive favorable considera-
ton. Give full particulars of back
ground in reply. Box 452-R. Star.
(used carl. exper., to rep
resent old-established suburban
dealer handling popular General
Motors line. Compensation plan and
other particulars will be discussed
during interview. Reply by letter
givlng age. exper, etc. Box 452-R,
SALESMAN. products made bv the
blind. Ii. 4-1990. -25
SALESMAN-Old established office
machines concern wants young man;
will pay salary and Ior commission;
phone for appointment. Ii. 3-0OS2
days, or OIL. 101S ewes. Same con-
cern would like to also employ ex-
perienced salesman with government
sales background. .
for energetic. ambitious man to rep
candy and sundrv items Well-estab-
lished D. C. territory. Car and SELL
ing experience necessary. Commits
sion and guaranteed salary. Apply
after $50 am. IL Eye st. ne. ST.
1444 -2S
Evening star., 1952-10-25

remodeling and repair
ing Add more room by finishing
your attic; free estimates. 10.
roofing, residing, dor.
mers, recr, rms. and attics; kits. re-
modelled; new house construction, or
mates, eall 81. 1891. so
ADDITIONS
Repairs. cellar to roof and business
remodeling: interior redecorating, 25
GOODMAN. Wo. 1865.
ADDITIONS
Porches. garages, alterations. We
PApaEf Pais AN5 EfSqald pHpoEETT E99E nhfp: hSms:
ERs. Ju. 9-76ss: ewes. or M Sunday. Sunday
ALTERATIONS done Immediately on
women's wear. References. CO. 7495.
ARCHITECTURAL working drawings
and design; BUILDING PERMITS
pEsIGN DE SiS, ASSOC, 1242 goth st.
AsPpH2aLITTi ORIvEwAYs, parking lots
$500 or Oh. 1857.
ASPHALT TILE and house repairs.
Cal EN-. 653s for estimate and
Aries 1ST1tss FINISHED. dormer 20, win
dows, porches inclosed. recreation
rooms and stairways. Commercial
or residential. New or remodeling.
No down payments. 36 months to
pay. UN. 2491. J. E. HENDRICKS.
BRICK WORK-specialists in out.
door f1replaces of distinctive design.
Free estimates. LA. 6-3S23. -3i
BRICK WORK-New or repair, no
JOB too small; first class work; free
estimates. TO. 6499, Ii. 3-s167.
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL, fire.
places, porches. retaining walls.
RiNAEp1 CO.. Sofk; L. SlaSse siais 2s !SO'
BRICKWOOD; new and repair, re.
dataI, taitning, walls: walks, steps, patios.
ANp eeq KELIY. Is. eS''4sSs 4sos52 SLAnEN MaI
repairs and remode ing.
2; !; oABES, NO. 5346. 80
work Mr.. SMITH. AP. s645. I'D
WORK, repairs, re-
modelling and additions. D. CLARK.
Phone ia. 4-114U. -25
ALTERATIONS, repairs,
rr9,m11odsling; r,11TIy old and new work. Mr.;
DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor.kleened or no charge ROTO-
ROoTER: Phone RA. sSsS any day.
any night.
CEMENT. BRICK MASON, steps. side.
walks, driveways. patios. water.
proof walls. minor repair. Elk. 1894.
27'
carpenter work, lst
class, white mechanic. Alterations,
repairs and additions. Work By
day or contract. Phone HU. 4OSS.
FENCE--Galvanized chain link; ali
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
II. 4-45SS: evenings and Sunday
NO 552S.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

FOR emr -oyment. odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing. carpentry, house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY
aarbor Lights Corp. ME- 4532.
PAlNTER-PAPER HANGER-Reason-
able. reliable. prompt: jobs large or
small. RA. 6055. 80"
PAINTING-First-c class interior and
exterior by white mechanics, free
estimates. Why wait, get it done
for Xmas. Impossible to beat our
prices. Elk. 1878. -27
PHARMACIST. relief work; reg. in
D. G.; very capable; references. GE.
1853 90
WATCHMAN. night. man. white de-
sires full-time job; experienced, re-
gs5iss liaSIs; good local references. % 10.
LAW STUDENT desires afternoon or
evening work; veteran. HO. 4446.
SPANISH MAN for butler-chauffeur
for small family. Call HO. 2720.
25'
NEAT, RELIABLE colored man good
education: desires work after 4:30
pm; well exper., drivers and ele-
vator permits; ref. DE. G375,
Evening star., 1952-10-25
TAILOR

Experienced on women's coats and
suits For high-class specially shop.
Excellent salary, chance for man
agement of alteration room in near
future. Write in, complete conf
dence.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
Printing Offset

Experienced CAL" albu-
men plate maker, for
daywork (22x34 in. vac
uum frame). Good work
ing conditions, paid va
cation, and hospitaliza-
ton. Starting salary
approx. So per hour.
Box 327-L, Star.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR

For PIX board in one Of Washington
largest chain stores. Must be expert.
enced and have pleasant telephone
voice. Salary open. Liberal employt
discounts, vacation with pay anC
MR.. MELCER. II. 7-S2R2. -26
Evening star., 1952-10-25
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened,
esGseo' eates sa faughf ghs4 up; all taxes open
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, 80, married;
college background: accounting, busi-
ness administration; 10 years expert
s ence accounting. auditing, office
MANAGEMENT personnel relations; de-
slres to change position; minimum
salary; $4,000; available November
10. Box 24-M. Star. 26s
CARETAkER, general maintenance.
Tor estate; strong dependable mar
Tled neo man. mar non-drinker or smoker.
CARPENTER. AL. available imme-
oiately; understands the business
has equipment. TU. 1855. 26'
delivery; waiter. handy with tools:
can travel; colored. Ii. 3-7S11. 26*
CHEF STEWART. hotel or restaurant.
sMorE VOTE salary salary or commission. Box
JEWELRY ENGRAvER, temporary or
EM. IalI anss si@e. 81 years exDertence.
MAN, colored; tipping and shorthand
ability; drivers permit. Call Ii.
4-D4o2 after x d I'M ORe
Evening star., 1952-10-25
HElP-WoMEN

SECRETARY, small Law once in ne:
excel. work. cond.; 5-day wk., 40
hrs; 1-girl office. Must have initia-
tive, be capable of assuming respon-
sibility and able to meet the public.
Ii. 3-Sa60, bet. q and wkdays.-27
Evening star., 1952-10-25
MAN WITH CAR
MAN

Married; opportunity for. perm. posi-
ton in service dept. Of well-estab-
lished firm; daytime hours; salary.
Interview oil am. or by appoint
ment. References required.
WESTERN EXTERMINATOR CO.
1923 18th st. NV. ME. 1890
Evening star., 1952-10-25
SECRETARY

WITH LEGAL AND CORPORATE
EXPERIENCE FOR ONE OF WASH.
INGTONS LARGEST REAL ESTATE
AND BUILDERS OFFICES.
Exceptional Opportunity
Rnx 0n
Evening star., 1952-10-25

MOTOR TUNE-UP MAN. experienced.
must be good: only sober and reli-
able men answer this ad. Guaran-
teed top salary and commission.
Plenty of work. Easy to make over
Sl00 per week. Finest modern
equipment and garage in Northern
Virginia. Ford and Mercury dealer
TOM FROST. Warrenton. Va, Phi. g.
Evening star., 1952-10-25
Switchboard Operator

Some typing and filing: pleasant sur
roundings; salary, S45 week. Apply
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO.. 609
F st. NV. -27
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR wanted
knowledge Gf home repairs and re-
modelling. Contact MR.. OLIVER
bet. hrs. OF and IL. OF 5000
Evening star., 1952-10-25
MULTILITH PRESSMAN

Permanent Job in growing shop that
according to ability and experience
Write full details to Box 3S4-J, star
Our personnel knows of this ad
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
ELDER J. IONEY
DIES AT DAYTON

Elder j. Loney, so, native of
London, now residing in Dayton,
died Friday night in Good Samari-
tan Hospital, Dayton.
A son of John and Elizabeth
Burke Loney, he was born in Lon
don, July Z, 1892. He was veteran
of World War l with the 9th Com
pany. He resided in Springfield for
a time and for the last 25 years
had been a resident of Dayton.
Mr.. Loney was maintenance con-
tractor for the Shell Oil Company
in Dayton for some years and prior
to that time had owned and op-
Grated the Booster Service Station
on the Salem Pike, Dayton.
Surviving are his wife, Grace;
one daughter, Mrs. w. r. Key
doszius, Dayton; a brother, Will
liam, of Springfield; three sisters
Mrs. Nellie Herzog and Mrs. Marie
Hughey of Springfield, and Mrs
Elizabeth Guie of Dayton, and
three grandchildren.
Funeral services at st. Agnes
Church in Dayton, Tuesday morn.
ing at 9 o'clock. Interment in Cal.
vary Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Walters
Funeral Home, 1895 North MAR
Street, Dayton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
M. ]. Char ERS
PASSES AWAY
MONDAY, OCT. n
Lifelong Resident
Was IS Years Of Ace

Michael j. Charters passed away
at his home on East Fifth Street
early Monday evening, Oct. 81 He
was IS years of age.
Born in Madison county, March
8, 1867, Mr.. Charters was life
long resident here. He was the son
of Patrick and Catherine Ryan
Charters, both natives of Ireland.
last May Mr.. and Mrs. Charters
celebrated their fifty sixth we'd
ding anniversary.
Surviving are his wife, Mary
Kennedy Charters; two daughters
and four sons. The daughters, Mrs.
Ivah Morrissey and Mrs. John A.
Higgins live in Cincinnati and Lon
don, respectively.
Two of the sons, Adrian E and
Arthur j., live in Springfield, Ohio.
Colbert w. is a resident of Cincin-
natl and another son, Raymond p,
lives in Tucson, Arizona.
Funeral services tentatively set
for Thursday morning at st. Pat
ricks Church. Interment in st. Pat
rick's Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Schlech-
ty-Fichner Funeral Home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
Harley Roberts
Dies At 78

Harley Roberts, 78, retired Lon
don rural mail carrier, died Sat-
urday night at his home 173 North
Madison Road, after two years
illness.
The son of Willis and Sarah
Lucas Roberts, he was born in
London, July %, 1874 and spent
his entire life here.
Mr.. Roberts was one of the first
rural route mail carriers out of
the London postoffice. He began
carrying mail as a substitute on
Rural Route / in 1901 and retired
as a carrier in 1885. He is FORM
er trustee of st. Paul AME.
Church, West Center Street.
Surviving are two sons, Leslie,
in the home; Willis E. of Cleve-
land; two grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren. His wifi e,
Grace Roberts, died October II,
1916.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
WORLD news BRIEFS
By Associated pJoas

CANTON, o-Glenn l. Powell, 54 Hartvie
teacher here has filed suit for $4,000 against Harold
Eibing of
accused Powell Of failing maintain
punishment being falling
and burning school
COLUMBUS oohos forest fire
because OF dry timber sonday
forest them
OF trees The Ohio National Guard said all
under control Some $50
n volunteers prisoners fought flames
CHCAGo-Sen Joseph r. Mccarthy charged that
Ada Stevenson Democratic candidate
the Communist cause Mccarthy speaking nationwide
vision and radio hookup financed by privately
"Wll communism win will America VIM"
SEoUL-U S. Marines fighting restored their lines
the Korean Western Front today
complete Chinese Communist the
Central Front Allied soldiers hurled back Chinese assaults
at half dozen key points and piled the toll of Red dead
HAMILTON GA Darrtown PIX motel, raid by
state liquor agents shers ordered pad
locked for In addition Butler Pleas Judge
Place from engaging the of kind of noxcant
in Butler County,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
TWO HELD In
THEFTS HERE

Two young men, one a minor,
were being held by authorities for
alleged thefts here, according to
police.
Richard Johnson, 25, is in the
county Jail charged with larceny
and concealing stolen property.
Deputy Robert Allison filed the
affidavit. Allison and Police Chief
German Clark picked Johnson up,
it was said
Charles Johnson, II, brother
to Richard, was also confined in
county Jail, charged with larceny.
Police said that two automobile
radios, oil, gasoline and tires had
been stolen by the pair. Officers
Sherman and Russell picked the
younger Johnson up at the scene of
one of the thefts.
Property had been stolen from
the Martin Shell Station, at West
Jefferson, Clelland Garage and
Dulskys, police said.
Charles case will be heard in
Probate Court Tuesday, according
to Chief Clark.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
Shor+horn Sale
At Fairgrounds
Here November 8

CHICAGO-A sale of interest to
cattlemen in Ohio will be the an
nual sale of the South Central
Ohio Shorthorn Breeders associa-
ton to be held in livestock sale
pavilion, Madison County fair
grounds, London, Ohio, November
8.
The sale will feature nine bulls
and 35 females and is scheduled
for 1890 pm. Paul Good, Van
Vert, Ohio, will cry the auction
and Ned w. Place. Wapakoneta,
Ohio, is sale manager.
Largest consignment will come
from David s. Graham, South
Solon, with two bulls and six fe-
males. Other consignors are Fred
Z. Armstrong, Yellow Springs
Case Brothers and c. c. Middleton
Granville; Cloverleaf Farms, Tiff
fin; Asa Ellis and Son, Belville; 7
E. Gordon and Son, Mt. Gilead;
William P. Gillespie, Cincinnati;
Harden and Harden, Lancaster
Oak Shade Stock Farms, Williams.
port; House and Benroth, Wash
ington Court House; Roy T. John.
son, Flushing; w. B. Otstot an6
Son, Springfield; Russell T. Rutan
Eaton; and Omer Ullery, st. Paris
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
Judge Hornbeck
In 24th Year As
Appellate Judge

Judge Roscoe G. Hornbeck is
rounding out "a years as Judge of
the Court of Appeals. Judge Horn
beck was first seated in 1929 and
is running unopposed for the Of
flee again this year.
Judge Hornbeck was graduated
from Ohio Northern University
and received his law degree from
Ohio State University He was ad-
mitted to the Ohio bar in 1903.
A lifelong resident of London, he
served as Common Pleas judge
from 1915 to 1929. He is trustee
of the Methodist church, here, and
a member of Chandler Lodge F. &
AM. Chapter and Council and
Achbar Grotto, LO.O.F., knights
of Pythias and FOE.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
Car Hits Signal
Pole Early Monday

Seven persons were injured
early Monday morning when their
car struck a signal pole at the
West High Street crossing of the
New York Central railroad in Lon
don.
The injured were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Aarons and their three chill
dren, Rita Mae, 4, Teresa, 3, and
Tom, months. The Aaarons are
from Buffalo, N. Y. Howard
Wright, the driver of the car, and
Claude Allen were also injured.
Wright lives in Cold Springs, N.
Y.
Wright was taken to Mt. Carmel
Hospital and later transferred to
University Hospital, Chief German
Clark said. Wright suffered frac-
tured jaw. The other persons were
not hospitalized, having only minor
injuries, it was said.
The car was travelling West in
Route AZ and, apparently, Wright
did not see the pole, police said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
JOSEPH MOATS
DIES AT 81

Funeral services for Joseph
Meats, 81, of South Charleston,
who died in City Hospital. Spring
field Thursday, were in South
Charleson Saturday. Interment
was in Mt. Sterling Cemetery.
Mr.. Meats, who resided in South
Charleston with his sister, Mrs.
Samaria Hixon, had been ill for
two weeks. He was born in Gal
liza County, September 10, 1871
and had resided in South Char
lesion for 25 years.
Surviving is one other sister
Mrs. Luella Busler of Columbus;
four brothers, John of Mt. Ster.
ling; Charles of Williamsport
George of Ft. Wayne, Ind; w
r. Meats of Washington c. H
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
Madison Rural
Bows Win Award
In xenia Contest

Madison Rural Chapter of Fut-
ure Farmers of America won top
honors at the District 9 Parlia-
mentary Procedure Contest held in
Xenia last Wednesday. Ten schools
from Madison, Greene and Clark
Counties participated in this con-
test.
The nine boys from Madison
Rural Vocational Agriculture
which made up the team were:
David Smith, James Fellows,
Marvin Isaacs, Robert Gordon.
Ronald Clark, James Cox, Wet
gel Griffith, Kenneth Robertson,
Robert Downing. The ten com
peting teams were rated gold, sill
yer, bronze and honorable men
tion.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
David S. Graham
To Exhibit Cattle
At Chicago Show

CHICAGO, Oct. 21-David S.
Graham, of South Solon, will have
a show string of Shortborns in
the breeding cattle classes of the
coming 53rd international Live
Stock Exposition, show officials
announce He has listed seven head
for the cattle department.
The Exposition, worlds topmost
event of it's kind gets under way
in the international Amphitheatre
on November % for an eight-day
run through December 6. 1t is ex-
pected to draw $4,000 head of cat
tie, sheep, hogs and horses from
"a states and Canada.
Entries for individual classes for
the show close November l, while
carloads of cattle, sheep and hogs
close their books on November %
Grain show and Horse show en-
tries close November 10.
Jess c. Andrews, Exposition
president from Lafayette, Indiana
states that prizes will again total
well above 100000, with more
than half of that amount ear.
marked for breeding and fat cat.
tie classes. Swine prizes tota
$4,000 and sheep premiums
$500.
Known as the final court o.
judgement among agricultural
fairs and shows, the Internationa
will bring the continents best foI
final competitions to determine
world grand champion. An Inter
national championship is the mos
coveted award among livestocl
raisers and crop growers the worlC
over.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
Seven Additional,
Three New Levies
Asked In County

Madison county voters will have
eleven special levies to vote upon
at the election, Tuesday, Novem-
ber A, all in excess of 10 mills.
Seven of these are additional lew
les, three are for renewals and the
other asks for both a renewal and
an increase.
Madison Local School District is
asking for an additional two mills
for each S1.00 valuation which
amounts to 20 cents on each 500
for current expenses for a period
of four years.
Range Local School District is
asking for an additional two mills
for each $1.00 valuation which
amounts to 20 cents on each S10O
for general operating expenses for
a period of five years.
Plain City Local School Dist
rict is asking for an additional
two mills for each $1.00 valuation
which amounts to 20 cents or
each S100 for current expenses
for a period of five years.
Somerford Local School Dis.
trict is asking for an additional
two mills for each $1.00 valuation
which amounts to 20 cents on each
S100 for current expenses for q
period of five years.
London City School District is
asking for an additional three
mills for each $1O0 valuation
which amounts to 80 cents on each
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
Schools viii
Close FRIDAY

The London Public Schools and
all schools of the Madison County
System will be closed all day Fri
day, October 81, for faculty men,
bers to attend the sessions of the
Central Ohio Teachers Association
in Columbus.
The morning session, with prom
inent educators and others on the
program, will be in the Coliseum.
Following luncheon, departmental
meetings for faculty members will
be held in scheduled places
throughout the city.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
Halloween Party
At Mt. Sterling

Mayor Roscoe Friddle has been
appointed chairman of the Hallow-
'en celebration for the children of
Mt. Sterling, Friday evening, Oc-
tober 81.
The fire whistle will sound the
signal at 7:30 for the children of
the community to assemble at the
Tri-County Lumber Company for
a huge masquerade parade. Also
in the parade will be color guard
from the American Legion; repre-
sentatives of the Mt Sterling Fire
Department and the Mt. Sterling
High School band. The parade is
under the direction of Carlos JOS
lin and Fred Trimble.
Judging will be done by out-of-
town judges under the supervision
of A. Ross Alkire, Jr. The prizes
will be given by the Mt. Sterling
Rotary Club of which j. Frederick
Mccoy Is PRESIDENT.
Refreshments will be served to
all the children at the masquerade
party by the Mt. Sterling Chamber
of Commerce with the president,
George Gerhardt, assisted by John
Beale, Jay Neff and Eugene Werst,
in charge.
Through the cooperation of
Supt. Stephen Lewis, the recrea-
ton field has been secured for the
party. Two great bonfires will be
lighted by the fire department to
add color to the evening. In case
of rain it will be held in the school
gymnasium.
Sponsoring the party for the
children are the Rotary Club, Fire
Department, Chamber of Com
merce and American Legion of Mt
Sterling.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
County Voters Will Ballot
On II Special Tax Levies

500 for operating expenses for a
period of five years.
Deercreek Local School District
is asking for an additional Is mills
for each $1.00 valuation which
amounts to Is cents on each S100
for current expenses for a period
of five years.
Canaan Local School District is
asking for an additional three
mills for each $1.00 valuation
which amounts to 80 cents on
each $100 for current expenses
for a period of five years.
The city of London is asking a
renewal of a tax of three mills
for each $1.00 valuation which
amounts to 30 cents on each S100
for current expenses for period
of five years.
Pike township is asking a re-
newals of 0.70 mills on each $1.00
valuation which amounts to seven
cents on each S100 for fire pro-
lection for a period of three years.
Somerford township is asking
for a renewal of 0.5 mills on each
S1.00 valuation which amounts to
five cents on each 500 valuation
for fire protection for a period of
three years.
The last of the eleven levies is
for Fairfield Local School District
which is asking for a renewed of
two mills and an increase of Is
mills to constitute a tax of 3.5
mills for each S1.00 valuation
which amounts to 35 cents on each
S100 for general operating expens-
es for a period of three years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-28
SIa++ery Services
At Charleston Monday

Funeral services for Mrs. Liz
zie Slattery, 85, who died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Mary
Dewey, near Chenoweth Corners,
Friday night, were at the Snyder
Funeral Home, Mt. Sterling, Mon
day afternoon. Interment in Mt.
Sterling Cemetery.
Mrs. Slattery, a lifelong resi-
dent of Madison county, is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs.
Dewey and Mrs. Margaret Johns
ton of Columbus; three sons, Alva
of xenia; Edward and Thomas of
Columbus Another son, Herman of
London, died in December 1949.