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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06
Trnhr Ertnnrrungpn

grInnern beoeutet, ettpaS grlebtes
in 1tnlerem @eOd6tnis auf5ubepab.
rem unO gelegentli6 5u iiberoenfen.
Senn obne @eod6tniSiibung Der.
nild)t ii6 Ser @inoruf uno perIiert
an 0eutIi6feit. Sn Dem GerbGltnis,
lpie 6robes ODER Sriibes, @utes ober
9oles in unierem @eod6tnis pors
berrl6t, tperoen mir audi in 3ufrnft
oeranlagt lein mebr frobe ODER mebr
tranrtge gretgniiie unlerem @eodbt-
mis- ein5upragen.
Man ipri6t beim Sdli6ten bon
Streitigfeiten BON Gergeben uno Ser
geiien. Iu6 Der bel Ite gbrilt met1rt 0a
oft, Sergeiien lei ni6t meni6enm0g-
li6. Iber ipie audi elm lebr oe1tli6er
S6riftaue NIT ser 3eit perblei6t, 10
miro Der l6tperite ginoruf auf unler
8eoabtnis an S6Grfe nerlieren, ie
lpentger mir perlu6en, baS grlebte
5uriid5urufen. Ser i'm neuen S9mers
sc l6mer @eprii fte min ni6ts nilIen
bon Ser 3eit, oie alle 8unben beilt,
iein @eilt lit 5u erfiiat nit bem gr=
lebten, nit allen gin5elbeiten unb
S6reden. Grit allmGblid fommen
freunolibe 8ilber bor ieine Seele,
ltnb iol6e 8iloer, sic unS oie IiebIter
Daren, iino Damn au6 am bleibeno=
item Iino unperpii6bar. @ie nabe
fann Elm Wenib ser Ger5peiflung
lein, nenn er nur S6atten itebt uno
lt6 Der Sonne gar nidt betpuBt miro,
lpenn Damn ein gutter uno beiterer
6reunO, ser einen guten S6at bon
froben grinnerungen bot, linn bilft,
an ein frobe5 grlebniS 81 oenfen,
meroen Die S6otten berOrangt, ipie
8olfen Dor ser Come. Hi6t unlere
Briifungen lollen mir Dergeiien ipobl
aber Die bergangenen 2eioen; inn @e=
Oanfen an bergangene Scot ion uns
etmas bleiben: oas @ute Ser Sa6e,
oie Sanfbarfeit fir Silfe in ser geot
uno bie 3uoerli6t al1f iinftiges lie
berninoen. @enn irgenomo ser @ile
oes Wenl6en ettpas al1Sri6ten fann,
10 lit es bier, feline grinnerrlngen 10
5u orOnen, oaB bas 8eite 81, oberlt
tommt! @s gibt oa mandes, Oas mir
lieber gar nidt aufbetpabren iollen,
uno anoeres, mas aufgefriidt 81 mer=
Sen peroient. 6inoet lt6 aber Elm re6t
bartnddiger @eOanfe, Ser eigenen
Otitteln ni6t na6geben min, 10 muB
er oo6 einem Starferen mei6en. gs
fann lein, baB man oesbalb einen
gan5 neuen Sroi oitpers lernen muB, Inn
10 beiier, Damn lit bas @eoGdtnis pies
Ser berei6ert.
Inn ober fir sic 3ufunft gan5
liher 5u eeben unb nur oas Iuerbeite
aus Dem tGgli6en 2eben in Ser @rin=
nerl,ng 5u tragen, lit bier Elm bib
i6es 8erslein als 9feaept beigefiigt
2iebesbeueiie, Sic oir galten,
2erne bebalten!
80ie Borte unb Saten inbeIien
2erne bergeiien!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06

@iner gebort in ben Weittelpunft Der
@elt binein, Dor 0em alle oen1iitig
beiieite treten niiiien. gr, Der Die
gon5e @elt tragt nit Seiner &raft
uno au Oem tie -binitrebt - @ott.
\ Stun poaen mir einige @ebanfen
Iammeln, oie uns bebilfli6 iein fon-
men, baB mir 1ns auf ben re6ten
8lab iteuen. gu bdItit oi6 uno bein
2eben uno Greiben fir 10 tui6tig2
@as biit bu oenn in ser 8elt? Gin
min5iges @eidopf biit ou auf Der
groBen groe, tpie es oeren otele Mil-
lionen gibt, un0 tpie es oeren 11nter
bieien Miaionen beoeutenbere nnO
Before gibt. Gin biipfenoes Biinft6en
biit on auf oieiem Gieienbal. Sieier
&ieienbau aber, mas lit er tpieOer i'm
@eltau, in oieier ungebeuren Wenge
bon Simmelsforpern, oie nit ibren
Waiien in gepaltigen IbItanoen uno
nit iaule,1oer @ei6ninoigfeit bur6
bie nnermeBliden &Gume babin-
fliegt? 0ie @roe lit pin5ig gegen Die
Sirlterne, tie nimmt einen uttter>
georoneten Blat Elm, tie muB Ser
Sonne foleen uno bon ibr 2ibt uno
8drme erbitten, iie lit Elm Sropfen
i'm Meere. M6, bu armieliges groen=
tpiirtnlei1t i6au oes 9ta6ts gum
Sternenbimmel etnpor uno benfe an
Die iiberpaltigenoe @roBe, oie ii6 Inn
oi6 ausbreitet, tpie flein muBt on Sir
borfommen! unb mas biit bu oenn
in Ser 3eit? 8er peib, pie biele
Sabrtaulenoe iGon iiber Die bepobnte
groe bingegangen itno, uno pieoiele
8iuionen Wtenl6en IN Der 3ett ge=
lebt baben 1no aud oabingegangen
lino, obne oaB man cine Spur bon
ibnen nod finbet! 9u biit nur elmer
bon ibnen, Elm Sanofornlein in mel
ter 8iiite. slu6 bu pirIt oabingeben,
un0 feline Spur bon Dir miro blei=
ben. 8os lit oein 2eben I'M Strome
ser Sabrbunoerte? Cine @elle, oie
ii6 einen Iugenblif erbebt - sltriid<
iinft unO 5erflieBt. Sabrtaulenoe tper-
BEN folgen - tper tpeiB, tpie piele?
-, uno in oieler 3eit tperoen Willio=
men bon Weni6en iiber bein 8rab
panoeln, 1no niemano miro beinen
Namen fennen. 9u bi It beri6punoen,
5erlt1ubt in ale @inbe. l1no o1 pialt
Dir einbiloen, i'm Weittelpunfte Ser
8elt 81 iteben, uno mil1It forbern,
bob aues Dir 5u @uni6 uno @iaen
Sm Wittelpunfte Ser @elten rtno
Ser 3eiten itebt @ott Ser Serr. Son
Sbm fommt al1es, auf Sbm rubt al
les, 5u SSbm ltrebt alles. auf Sbn
muB alles i6auen, Sbm muB alles
oienen. @os it, oas lit our6 BEN
@ebanfen Seines Ser5ens, our6 bie
Wa6t Seiner @eisbeit unb 2iebe.
8or Sbm oerI6minoet ieoe @roBe
unb ibmeigt ieber &ubn. Qnlere @b=
re it, baB gr au9 uns geoa6t uno
getpout bat, unler @liid 11nb 2eben
it, Sbm 5u bienen uno an5ugeboren.
gr ion i'm Mittelpunfte iteben, i'm
Mittelpunfte Ser gSelt, inn Mittel=
punfte unieres Screens, I'M Mittel=
puntte unieres 2ebens - gr allein.
Angnstiu WibbeH.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06
Kathnltfhr Ktnhrr grhiirrtt
in kathnltfhp 5d|ulpn!

GieIe @o6e Beginner tpieoer Die
S6ulen. @ir tpollen boffen, oaB lln=
lere 2eler, ipelbe l6ulpflt6tige &in=
ser baben, it6 feinen 9lugenblid be-
linnen, in tpel6e Sbule tie oielelben
ididen tponen. &inoer fotboliider gl=
tern geb0ren in fatboliibe S9ulen,
oas gilt nidt nur fiir oie glementar<
l6ulen, ionoern ou6 fir bobere S6u-
len.
@arum iollen fotbo1ii6e gltern
ibre &inoer 1li6t in oie 0ffentlibe
S6ule l6iden?
@eil sic 0ffentli6en S6ulen ni6t
fir bie &atbolifen iino.
9ie Staatsi6ulen iin6 6as Bro=
ouft elmer @eltanl6auung, Die auf
iebe 9feligion i'm offentli6en 2eben
uno oarum au6 in Oen 0hentliden
S6ulen, grunoidtli6 ber5i6tet uno
nur oarauf beoa6t it, peltli6e
&enntniiie 5lt bern1itteln 11nb Der Su=
geno cine @r5iebung obne &eligion
5u geben. 0ieie @eltani6auung tpi=
oerlpridt aber i6nuritrads Der 2ebre
Oes fatbolii9en @laubens, uno Sapit
8ius TX. bat Dor Sabren NIT 8e6t
BEN Sat perurteilt, baB &atbolifen
Elm S6ullpitem biqigen, oas Sic 8e=
ligion bonn l1nterricbt ausIdlieBt uno
,li6 rein NIT peltliben Sd6ern befaBt
wSpaabus Srop." 49,.
0erlelbe Yaplt tpeiit in einen
S6reiben an oen gr5bii6of bon Srei=
burg bonn IA. Suli 1864 barauf bin,
oaB beionbers in Sen glementari6u=
len Heligion unb peltli6e SSd6er
Sano in Sanb geben ioaen, baB es
nibt angebe, Ben unterribt 10 ein5lt-
ri6ten, oaB Die Heligion bon Ben
ipeltliden 2ebrfadern ausgeibloilen
tperbe.
$50 aber sic S6ulen 10 einseri6tet
ltno, lollen fatbolii6e @ltern ibre
&inber nidt bini6iden.
Sie glei6e @arnung ri9tete SEQ
XIII. i'm Sabre 1885 an Die 8il il60fe
bon gnglano: &atboliI6e gltert iol=
len ibre &inber ni6t in S6ulen I6if-
fen, in pel6en oie Gorl6rtften Ser
&eligion nt6t gelebrt tperOen biirfen.
@arum biele 8arnung? 8eil &in=
Der, Die Iol6e S6ulen beIu6en, ipie
oie Samilienperbdltnille beute Iiegen,
in ibrem @lauben ni6t binldngli6
unterri6tet tperben uno Damn ipater
S6iffbru6 an bemIelben leioen.
Sie Stride erbebt feline &lage gegen
Sic offentliben S6ulen - aber iie
lebrt, oab ite fir fatbolilbe &in0er
ni6t geniigen, gefabrlif iino. Sic
mogen benen geniigen l1n6 gefalen,
Die feline gfelieion baben ooer Inn
&eligion iid ni6t fiimmern; prafti=
lbe &atboliten oirfen ibre &inoer
ni6t bineini6iden, es Iei benn es
ltiinbe ibnen feline anbere S6ule 5ur
Serfiigung. Sn oieiem Safe miiiien
iie aber fir cine iorgfdltige relisioie
gr5iebung ibrer &inber auBerbalb ser
Sdule iorgen. 8eisern iie iid, ibre
ainoer in ibre Bfarridule gu i6iden,
10 lit bas elm offentli6es Mergernis
uno Elm offenfunoiger 8etpeis zines
ibpa6en, tief eri6iitterten @laubens
uno iebr bebenfli6er @lei6giiltigfeit
i'm @lauben. Gin iol6es Aergernis
aber lit ibmere Siinbe, namentli6
menn es bon Yerlonen geseben miro,
bie berm0ge ibrer berborragenoen
Stellung einen groBen ginflub auf
ibre Witbiirger ausiiben.
Wan6e fatboliide gltern i9einen
aud gu glauben, oaB iie ibre @inber,
na6oem bieie oie Bfarridule o,,r6-
gemadt uno al,r eriten beiligen &oms
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06
Anf nrr martp

Sd itebe eniam nno lanide ins 2eben -.
8eld bnntes 8euirre sn menen syiifen,
Gin Stoken Der MaiIen, Elm frembes 8rifen,
8eld Saiten nnb 9rGnsen, ein 3iel sn se,uinnen,
8elb 3auoern nnb 3asen, nntloies geinmen,
Gin &edjtem mnb sseilid)em, Elm bersloies 3anfen,
Sar iesltd)er 2iebe, bar groker 8ebanfen,
Sar ieslid)er Soifnnns anf Sesen uon oben,
Der 8lanbe Der Stinbbeit per,purfen, serioben!
Sic baben bic Sterne berabgeriiIen
1tnb mul(en bas lteberiueltidje miiien,
Sic baben bas G,6ttlide fed berad)tet
ltnb iuanbeln bon biiteren Sd)atten nmnadjtet!
Ser Iammunsseiit idndrt lire aeble
&erarmt nnb elen6 franft bic Seele,
Die MtenidJen iuolen Der Grbe iein,
Die Grbe tuanft, bet6rt bpm Sdein.
Su ellen bnnt aa bic NsaiIen burbei,
Sd hire ,nanden ersiueiflnnssidrei -
Sd ftebe einIam nnb lanide ins 2eben.
Son Srans Iatt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-06

Ndh 10! - Ser Meiiter frGsi
Sran5: ~8arum lit nod fein Wei.
lter bonn Simmel gefallen?" - 2ebr.
ling: u8eil tpabri6einli6 gar feline
oroben iino!"
SIM 3tueifel. - Sdauipieler (na9s
6em er ettuas bor0eflamiert bat, tri=
umpbierenb): uNun mos iagen sic
5u meinen 5abigfeiten?" - 9ireftor
elmer 8anOertruppe: ~Samos, eana
famos! 8ollen Sic als S6aulpieler
ODER als ausrufer bel mir entire
ten?"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12

s27-TwENTY-FvE YEARS Aeo-1s27

1927-TWENTY-FIVE
DECEMBER 1s Mary Cannon Clark justice of in Union
township London named insolvency commissioner for Madison
County by Judge Tina K Strayer probate court
DECEMBER -London highly coplmented for early
Christmas goods display by professor of business organization at
DECEMBER 12Madison County 80 banquet Mt Sterling
pEcEYBER Township Centralized school organizes
basketball
DECEMBER Loca sportsmen report unusual pleas
and parridges during 10 day
DECEMBER weather believed to
have caused heavy loss to growers and elevator men IN ana
DECEMBER Mcurray township London High
which certified Ohio Fair Managers Asso
DECEMBER Senior Choir of
Patricks Church turkey dinner Reresmen Shop
DECEMBER 15-E Blaker Store, London 21
DECEMBER 16-Rabbit of Young Mems Bible Class Me-
thodst Church, attended by It's
DECEMBER 17-From THE Target,
great big car swept by in cloud of dust That car raises
who knew the It's dragging mortgage 80 farm
1s42-TEN YEARS Aeo-1e42
DECEMBER l-Plain City community has meeting coner1ora
Pearl Harbo first anniversary $1,000 in bonds sold under
direction of Cepas Atkinson banker chairman OF Victory Fund
DECEMBER -First anniversary japanese
rbor be coemorated by Madison County Defense Council
DECEMBER 1-Nfan H. Watkins 65 prominent jefferson
former president of Madison County Agricultural
DECEMBER 12Mr Rea Chenoweth London
newphew, 1t g. Robert Williams, u S. Navy is
DECEMBER13 Madison County Farm and Home Safety Council
organized Wifred Garen, Mt Sterling Pike president
DECEMBER 13Madson visited by second snoWstorm
and gets first real touch of winter ~
Beher when he killed by Pennsylvania train at Orc Road
DECEMBER 14-Madson 50 counties War
Production Boards Salvage pennant ,. ~, ,,.o,.o..
gold footballs appreciation dinner for OSU football
DECEMBER 16-Group Madison County get three
bucks pointers and eightponter hunting trip to
DECEMBER graduate Rosedae
school, Pike township in spring
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12
Buy Christmas Seals

gle Griffith lot "a in Peter j.
Frey's second addition to village
of Jefferson.
Samuel D. Baker and Grace
Baker to Martin d. Robertson and
Luvina Robertson, part of lot 81
in Tom Wood Colony, Union town.
ship.
James H. Slaughter and Ruth K.
Slaughter to Clinton r. Pierson
and Norma F. Pierson, lot III in
Glade Hill addition to village of
London.
Charles A. Peters, to Isabella F.
Peters undivided u interest in lot
Al in village of Lafayette.
Cecil Forrest and Lydia B. For
rest to Donald E. Forrest and
Wilma Jean Forrest, 50/100 of an
acre in Jefferson township.
Pearl Shipley and Florence V.
Shipley to Mildred l.. Casio, lot 81
in Watson's addition village Of
London.
William w. Wallace and A. Bar
bara Wallace to Richard L. Ken
nard and Frederick L. Kennard,
0.56 of an acre in village of Mt.
Sterling.
Oma V. O'Toole to Frederick V.
Trimble and Martha r. Trimble,
part of lot 38 in village of Mt.
Sterling.
Ben w. Miller, Lydia Ann Hersh-
berger, John w. Miller, Robert w.
Miller, Mary Edna Borntrager TO
John D. Yutzy, 24.11 acres in
Canaan township.
For land heretofore owned by
Iona L. Robey, conveyed by Har-
old R. Bidwell, sheriff, to Joseph
S. King and Benjamin F. King, lot
80 in original village of Plain City.
John H. Buehl, Jr., and Janice
G. Buehl to Stanley A. Roberts
and Beulah M. Roberts, lot 8 in
Coberly's first addition to village
of Newport.
Anna D. Roberts Ruffing and
Nicholas Ruffing to Allen N. Ruff
fling and Reba F. Ruffing, 31.85
acres in Jefferson township.
Elzie O. Ream and Mary Cay
nellie Ream to Clifford N. Kronk,
Jr., and Jessie Kronk, lot 7 in
Ellie o. Ream and Mary Gaynelle
Ream's Town and Country addi-
ton to village of Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12
OIL CRISIS PREVENTED

Secretary of the interior Chapman recently paid high
praise the oil industry for its work meeting all military
and civilian needs during the past two years. with special
stress the emergency plan under which American oil
pane operating abroad voluntarily worked hand in hand with
the TO help offset the shortage caused by he shut
down of Iranian production
He said The direction of those millions Of barrels
of need plus fhe effective expansion in tanker
capacity made by reounes under the plan of action contr
buted heavily to the salvation of the free worlds defenses
Mr. Chapman here gave fully observed credit to difficult
and extremely important undertaking and foreign operations
words refreshing contrast to those of others
the government who have been making all kinds of unub
charges against the oil industry including the charge
that the foreign interests part OF worldwide
cartel which has attempted restrict production and to force
up prices SO far the thinking public concerned the oil
industrys record Of service the nations at
abundant oil supplies lie at the very heart of the
Western defense system is its besi defense.
In any event. American oil companies at heavy cost
money and work. faced the threatened crises and prevented it,
The whole free world is the stronger a result.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12
Your Gift
To Humanity

Ten thousand miles away
there are ten million persons
for whom this Christmas Day
will dawn bleak and cold. They
are the orphans, the homeless
refugees, the sick and destitute
of South Korea-the tragic
total of those in urgent need of
relief assistance this third win
ter of war, according to latest
reports from CARES represen-
tative in that devasted land.
Distant though they be in
miles, the fate of those ten mil
lion war victims is of real and
close concern to each of us. AS
close as our prayers for the
safety of loved ones on that
far-off battlefield. AS real as our
persistent raith in a future that
will truly bring peace on earth
goodwill to all men,"
No gift that glitters under the
Christmas tree or a comfortable
American home can match the
heartfelt gratitude, the dazzl-
ing reinsurance that a CARE
package of food !. of blankets
of fabrics for warm clothes
&. will bring to a hungry ko-
rean child, to shivering men and
women. Your contribution to
the Korean Program, CARE,
20 Broad ST, New York 5, N.
Y. or any local CARE office,
means that a special $40 or 81
Korean food or textile package
can be delivered to those who
need help most. You can send
a gift to the needy in any OF
the countries CARE reaches, of
course. But above all, this holi-
day season, remember the peo-
pie of South Korea. Let CARE
bring them your Yuletide mes
sage of hope and brotherhood.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12
Special Courses
Offered At O.S.U

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 12-Re-
lationships between parents and
children and between the home
and the school will be the SUBJ
jects of two short courses which
will begin in January at Ohio
State University.
The courses will be offered by
the University's Bureau of Special
and Adult Education in coopera-
ton with the Ohio Congress of
Parents and Teachers.
The instruction will be open to
fathers, teachers, and any
adults interested and will serve as
a pilot project" for the planning
of similar courses for the future.
Instructor will be Professor
Viola Cassidy, specialist in psy-
chology and child development and
staff member of the Bureau.
"You and Your Child" will be-
gin Jan. 81 and continue for eight
evenings. 'Home-School
Relationships" will open Jan. %
and will be taught on eight Thurs
day evenings. Each weekly class
session will last two hours.
Forms for registration, which
must be completed by Jan. 10,
may be obtained from DR.. Andrew
Henderickson, Bureau of Special
and Adult Education, 321 Arps
Hall, Ohio State University Co.
lumbus 10.
At this immortal hour, all
human hate, pride, greed, lust
should bow and declare Christ's
power, and the reign of Truth
and Life divine should make
mans being pure and blest.
Mary Baker Eddy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12
Judge Claims
Lima Hospital
Is "Mismanaged"

LIMA, o. (AP)-A Common
Pleas Judge has blamed misman-
agement by the state of Ohio and
two convicted Indiana residents
for an escape at Lima State Hos
pital.
Allen County Common Pleas
Judge Moran B. Jenkins said
Wednesday the escape was partly
the fault of Ohio "for improper
ly managing its institutions"
The statement was mace at the
sentencing of Robert Magness, 10,
of Indianapolis, and his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Martha Magness, 27,
of Mountaintown, Ind. They re-
ceived deferred sentences of two
and three years respectively.
They were convicted for their
part in the escape of Richard
Butler, &c, and Paul Rogers, %,
from the hospital last month.
Mrs. Magness' husband, James,
%, also was in on the plot but a
crippled hand thwarted his at
tempt to flee.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12

has been appointed Administrative
with bond of $500.
Estate of Joseph P. Evans, Har-
old Evans has been appointed ad-
ministratrix with bond of $4,000.
ACCOUNTS CONFIRMED
First and final account of Jere-
miah A. Neville, executor of the
estate of Betty Wilson Neville, has
been allowed and confirmed.
The seventh account of Grace S..
Thompson trustee under item 10
of the will of Frank Jones, has
been allowed and confirmed.
LICENSES REQUESTED
Vancil c. Thomas, farmer, Gallo
way, O., No. /, and Doris Lee Lam
dis West Jefferson.
Robert Eugene Miller, A-2-C,
Mt. Sterling, O., No. l, and Sarah
Katherine Cooper, clerk : typist,
London, o., No. 3.
LICENSES GRANTED
Owen Cox and Erie Browning.
John Joseph Plank and Mary
Kaufman.
Robert Eugene Miller, A-2-C
and Sarah Katherine Cooper.
DIVORCES ASKED
Arnold Green VS. Belva Green.
Catherine Sargent VS. Sylvester
Sargent.
Raymond Parsons VS. June Par
sons, a minor.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Dwight w. Grimsley to Betty
Jean Grimsley, undivided " inter-
est in 185.43 acres in Range town.
ship.
Alice Lloyd to Oliver ]. Pressler
and John j. Pressler, two tracts in
the village of Jefferson.
w. Cecil Roger and Marguerite
E. Roger to George E. Barnes and
Della M. Barnes, 1882 acres in
Union township.
Frank O'Bryant, administrator
of estate of Anna O'Bryant to Vir-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12
Highway Officials
Meet In Kansas Civ

Columbus, Ohio-December 10,
1852: Ohio will play a big part
in the 38tn Annual Meeting of
the American Association of
State Highway Officials opening
today in Kansas City, Missouri.
Highway Director, S. 0. Lin
zell, has taken several of his top
aides along who will participate
in the program. One of the most
important panels of the conference
will be the panel of State Policies,
in which Highway Director Lin
zell will participate. Another inn
portant panel will be What Can
Be Done to Reduce Maintenance
CoSts?" Ohios Maintenance Chief,
C. w. McCaughey will be on this
panel and will talk on Overload
Control.
For the first time in the his
tory of the Association, panel
will be conducted on Public Re-
lations. Ohio will be represented
by Harold Cohen, Acting Execu-
tive Secretary.
Others at the convention in
clude: Harry Neal, Chief of Traf-
fic and Safety; K. L. Rother-
mund, Chief of Location and De-
sign; F. N. Williams, Research
and Testing Engineer. All OF
these men will participate in the
activities of the three-day con-
vention.
The meeting will conclude its
activities at 500 pm. Friday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12
Parcel Post Rate
May Increase e
Percent In 1853
rs Million More
Asked BY Postoffice

Washington, Dec. 10-The Post
Office Department will apply to
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion to raise Parcel Post rates
about % percent, according to a
published schedule filed here.
The schedule of proposed new
rates lists an over all increase of
about % percent. The new sched-
ule is supposed to meet the re-
quirementS of postal laws which
state that parcel post rates must
operate on "break-even" basis, it
was said.
Under the laws, the Post Office
is authorized to obtain parcel post
ICC. Other major classes of postal
rates can be changed only by act
rate increases by applying to the
of Congress.
The last increase in 1850 was in
the amount of $100000,000. Post
master General Donaldsons new
schedule would increase Parcel
Post income another S125, 100000
per year, should the ICC allow the
increase.
Mail users will be asked to SUBJ
nit their comments and may go
before the ICC and air their views
on the subject, it was said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12
linze!I Pushes
Road Program

Columbus, Ohio, December g
State Highway Director S. O..
Linzell today told the Ohio Con-
tractors Association convention
that what little funds were avail
able to the department would be
spent on a balanced program"
all over the State.
Additional revenues are ur-
gently needed" said Linzell, "and
we are asking the legislature for
increased revenue measures which
will enable us to get more than
SS5, 100000 worth of plans off the
shelves and into construction"
Linzell continued, while these
new revenue measures, even if
passed, would not produce the
funds for many months into the
future, we are further recon-
mending that monies be taken
from the general fund in order
that the road building program
can get under way without fur
ther delays. This type of relief
would enable the Department to
match federal funds available and
could be repaid to the General
Fund once increased revenue
measures start producing in
come"
with three distinct emergen-
cies facing the people of the
State as far as highway trans
portation is concerned" LinZell
pointed out, II have determined
to split all funds, no matter how
great or small they are, fairly
between these three great needs.
They are the general road prob
lem over the state, the atomic
energy plant area in southern
Ohio and the access roads for the
turnpike in the North"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-12

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