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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SECOND CoMMERCIAL-south end
of S. Capitol st. bridge; about 20
600 it., avail. for light industrial
development. Make offer Todd.
AANAac{osIIA ATa{ FINANCE GS9RP.. 2e14
"a. 900 sa.-ft.. 395 IT. Of r.r. front
age; street at both ends Day OIL.
2-6695; night. OIL. 2-5S26
liza, 900 Fl. heavy industrial ground
III vicinity of new Kenilworth ave.
interchanRe and new Wash. -Balto.
freeway. 705-ft. frontage on B. & 0.
r. R.; 81 foot. PAUL H. LAUTER-
BACH. UN. 1858. After pm,
WA. 7-1416. p
~. 900 FIT. heavy industrial ground
in vicinity of new Kenilworth ave.
interchange and new Wash. -Balto.
freeway; 60O-ft. frontage on B. g. o.
r. r.: 200-ft. frontage on Tuxedo
I'd: ST It. PAUL H. LAUTERBACH.
UN. 1888. After pm, VA
B. 3 20. Q. SIDING INDUSTRIAL. lis
by 800 feet, Opposite B. & o; depot, ln1
able. Investigate. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO, Realtor, 1924 14th st.
BIADENSBURG, MD. - You saw in
Sunday papers about the new Ed
monston road project having TOP
DIlOIlLy llie uCH 2Anr
ing program. We have for sale
about 500, 600 50. It.. land in this
area, zoned industrial with 60O-1t.
railroad siding. JOHN H MILLER,
Jr,, g. BRO. MA. S-2557. Il
FINE CORNER. CLOSE To DOWN
TOWN-3-story and bsmt. brick and
concrete bldg. containing about So
o0O sq. f.. with elevators. ofnces,
washrooms, loading platform, rr.
siding, etc. Also approx. 1900 50.
It. parking and a garage approx.
30XlOO. Suitable terminal ware
housing. hotel and restaurant sup
ply. food products and PROCESSING,
bottling. storage. transfer, distribut-
ing, light manufacturing. etc. Avail
able about Feb. / Call MR. BRICK
HEAD. DI. 7-62I0. II
225,0 SO. TT. INDUSTRIAL
GROUND, CENTRALLY LOCATED
Y FoR wAsHYlNqq4TPPE ANY q4PE Of 2; SU SUslEEss. TREAI
CALI, I'M CRAVEN
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CHESAPEAKE BAY

Calvert County. Maryland--100 acres.
So mi. D. C. Has 800 IT. shore.
partly excel. beach with marsh
background that has harbor possl-
bilitieS; 20 of shore has wooded cliff
elevation. Priced as an entirety at
sos per acre. Terms can be arranged.
THEODORE F. MENK, 927 18th st.
NV. EX 3-2G40. II
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

I4th AND r ST. NV. AREA-22.0 900
50. it.. freproof bldg. on 3 floors
with excellent automobile. elevator.
office. etc. for sale at $4,000 with
delivery after Jan. l. Phi. Elk. g.
2791, 10 am. to IL noon. Il
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DRUGSTORE. IN modern shopping
center; cross street from new Draper
School; occupancy early in 1854.
For lease. Cali 10. 3-5624 or 10.
2-3763. Il
IDEAL LOG. for kiddie shop, in mod
10. 3-5624 or 10. 2-37S3. --4
NV; 1ox69; excellent for any retail
EDWARDS. Ii 4-9S44. .
3rd AND SHERIDAN SITS. NV
Store 20x50: parking in rear. Call
B. B. ALLISON. RA. 3-0513. .
442O CONN. AvE.-17xSO, opposite
Hahn's Shoe. Peck g. Peck. Jelleff's,
Woolworth's. Drugstore. Best & Co.
Avail. Oct. l. r. DOWD. EN-. 2-730O
GEORGETOWN--Store or showrm.
excel. for distrib.. dec, etc.; oil heat.
sfoNE sfeG paw Wo $685. sos7s; !eeS 81. as5SSs
SUPERMARKET ins modern shopping
center, be completed early in "a
low low, rental. long lease. Call 10 z
STORE Suitable for liquor. Tv repair
or beauty shop. Bunker Hill rd. ne.
1904 18th, ST. ,N.W.-very large
sSoG sSFf for pes1 sy Sasnesg Sp R sz
1911 GA. AvE.-store adj. Peoples
Drug Store. Food Town Market and
Colony Theater. Best block on Ga.
ave, Size. 16x90. BIRoN. RA.
IDEAL LOCATION for store-for-
merly. bank, on 7st st. s,w.; suit
able for any business. Phone ma.
LARGE STORE with basement and
front parking lot; suitable for retail
or wholesale business: 1919 Florida
BUSY CORNER downtown, near Union
Station l5x2S; S65 mo. OWNER,
931 10th ST. N.W.-sman store. ige.
show window, rent reduced to SS5,
incl. parking space in rear. OWNER.
coHLEGE OH ai4' p fP3ARK-New store e0xso,
lOe {os be bet bakery p and drugstore ideal s
47OI GE0RGIA AVE. N.w.-corner
store, ideal for grocery. cleaners,
RE. RE- 7-5@e4 @ orr OF RA. $3.50. lON1H0' /.
6l1 F ST. N.W.-AcrosS from the
Hecht Co., ideal for any business,
now gift shop, fixtures for sale.
Reas. Call RE. 1924 or RA. g.
1?3@sii 3siV N. CAPITOL tcor Randolph
For 20 yrs. cleaners store; rent
reasonable. Ma. S-7772. or JU. o.
REAR HALF OF LGE. sToRE-6oo
So. it.; good for any repair shop
or storaee. Heat, lights and. water;
500 q mo- 142O Irving st. NV,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALsHE.
SECOND AND THIRD TRUST NOTES
purchased; quick cash; no delay.
HT GH B. CONNER, 1927 K st. nv.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTS--We
will buy second-trust notes. D. C.,
nearby Md. or Va; reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE " INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. 7. ave. n'w''
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY Co., Realtors.
1881 9 St. NV, ME. S-2495.
end TRUSTS, Arlington area; immsd.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES,
21OO Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 2-330O:
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
21a%o to 4ce DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK, Lo. 4-6565
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B. B. MITCHELL

heTnQOH. va. fuOue loO
LIVE AND SAVE
LOW COST-LOW CASH
Modern 6-rm. Colonial; oh.-w. heat,
Ia baths. bsmt., flreplaces. APPROX
2-acre land. S15,950, small cash.
Modern 6-rm Colonial on 1-acre
land. $14,950. terms.
Redwood rambler;, 8 bedrms.;. new
terms.
Bungalow. / acre; good buy. $500.
$f5.sSce sSGe'' 7-fm' m00'fn colonial
6-rm.. 1A-bath Colonial; 20 acres.
$4,000.
We have % lse. farms committing
BEULAH Goss, IA. 2-5es2
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me reinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts.
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any ball
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER.
NE. s-1220; evenings, LA. $500.
2nd AND ord TRUST LOANS
Immediate Service. Call Ma. s-6540
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
1O1A K st. NV. (11th and X
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
PROP. FOR SALE

DEALE-Spacious, modern year-round
home, tile bath. full din. rm., fire-
place, porch. over Ia acres, in spot
less condition, centrally located; sew
down. $50 mo. B. M. QDUM, RE.
7-52l6 or Mr.. Rice, West River 6703.
DEALE BEACH, MD.-Lovely 3
bedrm. year-around home; large,
bright kitchen, new cleo. range;
beautiful lawn; committing distance;
with garage and over / acre land
on creek; boat harbor and private
pier, artesian well Also excellent
masonry-built house, ; rooms and
bath, $3.50. JOHN F. HAFFoRp.
Nd, Cali West River 347i. Il
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY-Inquirs
Route 46S near Shady Side, Md. Tel.
West River 5S72. WALTER M. BAU-
MAN. 1877 K st. NV, MA. S-6229.
WATERFRONT HOMES. st, Marya
County---One home is at Piney
POtomac % River; River GS'a, s. .s56. G small % down w
payment and owner will finance.
ST. Marys Beach, rms. and bath:
Patuxent River; $4,000. Large 1St
JAMES WARING g. SON
Lexington Park, Md. Great Mill 7471
RIVER CLUB EsTATEs-A very con-
venient home in a highly desirable
location. A half acre shaded with
large oaks. convenient to the water
and school. Also the very complete
club house is available. The home 10
nice. A living room fireplace,
dining area. modern Kitchen ana
two bedrooms and bath on the flrst
floor. Upstairs are two more nice
bedrooms. Oil heat, garage.
WeemS Creek. A nice water view and
" acre of well planted grounds. This
tion and is thoroughly modern. A
bedroom and bath on 1st floor as
we'll as the modern kitchen and liv-
ing room with fireplace are most
attractive and upstairs are more
bedrooms and the second bath.
Wardour. A beautifully wooded lot.
over an acre in size. near the Sew
ideal setting in tall trees is fine to
say the least The home has char
bedrooms and 2 baths. several fire.
places, good officiating plant; living
room, dining room, pantry and re-
ception hall.
Hidden Point. A beautiful location
Large lot with plenty Of shade trees.
This is nearly new home with 2
bedrooms. living room, dining room.
kitchen and bath Some outstand-
ing features are the club rooms, in
sulating good dock and harbor and
above all the very moderate price.
JOSEPH D. LAZENBY, REALTOR.
|215 Main St, Annapolis, Maryland.
Telephone Colonial 3-26s4.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont j

SUITLAND-4-unit, modern apt, in
come So, 900. Priced to sell. Call Mr..
Van Eek. MEZzANOTTE & CO.. CO.
5-2060 or Ii. 7-5443. -3
WAREHOUSE SPACE-Income S34,- :
900 yr. Near terminal yards; 3d.
600 So. IT. Can finance with $3.50
900 1st trust. Ewes, EN-. 2-6916.
L: T. GRAVATTE. Realtor, 1918
BEST RENTAL LoCATION-Tenants
pay heat and, utils.: low .upkeep: D.
apt. brick; bedrm.: on bus. Trades
considered. McCUNE. 10. 3-6Ss9.
GA. AVE, Brightwood-store and s.
I'm. apt. Gift. brick, 2-story and
bsmt.. double brick gar: 1st fl. rent
ing for S175 mo-; will give long
lease Owner must leave town. Mr..
Manuel: EN-: 3-53s6 with DRURY
NnIV iNbIVfDTaE G braDd-new nd na4SH Brick bidgs
sale price SS.675 each $4,000 ist
trust. each. Market value Sill 900
each on terms. Each bldg. will quail
ify. for $500 FHA 1st trust. Each
b bldg; lie Leased out 2 years: $500
inc.ud. water liability insur.. and
upkeep. Bldgs. are vacant. Will sell
LANDER, HE. 4-6617. Il
ARL.-Assume 4fe 25-yr. CT at SCI
bt0s VII dly
Rents S115. S12.500. OWNER, ia.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
~ 900 sd. it.. zoned COB, one of the
few tracts left in good NV section:
close to 18TH and Columbia rd. and
18th st: transp: consider trade or
INVESTORS-sPECULATORs
COLORED OR WHITE
3 APARTMENTS
One Arm. Apartment
Two 3-rm. Apartments
Price. $15,750
1871 Euclid st. NV.
All completely equipped with kit. and
bath; full psnlt., oil hot-water heat:
2-car det. garage: new roof. Call
Mr.. Saginor, RA. 6-4051.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
NEAR CONGRESS THEATER
527 OAKWOOD ST.
OPEN / TIL g
Never a vacancy here Yearly income,
$4,000. Priced at. right figure. Con-
Sists of 2 two-bedrm. apis, and one
1-bedrm. Newly redecorated: pre-
Field within walking distance. shop
ping block. Cali Mr, Cross, La.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
p"sltor. 1924 14th St. AID. 4-2005.
DETACHED 4-FAMILY
NEW BRIcK-INCoME S3.24O
TENANTS PAY ALL EXPS.-S27, ,75o
D0CEU A D-nn 4
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: GROUND, CENTRALLY LOCATED
IN WASHINGTON, D. c.. IDEAL
FOR ANY TYPE OF BUSINESS.
CALL JIM CRAVEN
Arthur L. Walters & Co.
ia. 7-52OO o TIL 9 IA. 2-4l41
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A N ROTH RE 1880
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"GraSSlandS"


202-acre cattle and sheep farm;
about 55 miles D. c.: Warren and
Fauquier Cos; streams. SpringS;
fences; hayflelds producing 70 tons;
balance, grazing; some woods. View
is breathtaking; elevation, l 400 IT.
Land will accommodate go hes d
cattle and so sheep. Improved with
a large 1880 plaStered stone. man.
sion, ra-thick walls; partly re-
stored. Center hall through house;
4 fireplaceS, : bedrooms; J. bath
finished; unfin. pantry, dep or
ment: large brick terrace, Guest
chions, s staiisl. . tenant houses
The usual outbidgs. Stone spring
house. s4-mi. road frontage on
hard road. 8 mi. to Front Royal, A
gloriouSly beautiful setting. Fine
place to retire. S65,000.
Near LeeSburg, Va.
373-acre cattle farm. Water in every
field; fenced and cross fenced. Re-
puted to be one Of the best in LOU
doun Co. q. s. Soil Conservation
test proof. . ponds, 2 streams. z
springs Il extra large, supplies 2
houses and barn). No master dwell
ing. 9 tenant houses, l with
stocked with fish. Magnificent view
sheds, 3 cement silos. Farm will
carry $50 head cattle. Some woods.
ROMYE LAMBORN
or. 4-S5S6 Realtor, OF. 4-S035.
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eARMs tcer,.)
COMMUTER'S Farm

in Southern. Mary
cash. Give details. Box Stay. Star.
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1886 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Corner facing Columbia and Ontario
rds., conv. loc, ideal for office or
combination office and home. Key
in Apt. 109.
]. McKenney Berry g. Son
ESTABLISHED 1891
1853 Wis. Ave, Realtors, AID. 2-O51S
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End TRUSTS

Second trusts wanted. Top price
paid. Cash today. RA. 6-22s1; IA.
s-6676. day or ewes. Mr.. HOOVER.
-3
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ACCOMMODATIONS
DEER HUNTERS

DEER HUNTERS
For accommodations write POINT
VIEW INN, Star Route, Oakland,
Md Phones Oakland 2-3633 or p
1894. i
Attention, Deer Hunters
Write for reservations for deer hunt
ing, 75 miles so. of Washington, in
the heart of Virginia's finest deer
country. Deer are plentiful.
SAM TAYLOR. SPARTA. VA.
Evening star., 1953-10-31

MAY WE SELL YOUR HoME2
FREE APPRAISALS
81 YEARS EXPERIENCE
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N Capitol. Realtor. Ma. 8-5020
WANTED FOR CLIENTS
Westhaven. Westgate or Yorktown
Village-3 bedrms., ia baths, ga
rage.
Nearby Md bedrms, 11a baths.
between S13.50O and $4,000. Pre-
fer to assume GI loan. Willing make
some repairs. Miss Free, EX. 3-0511
or RA. 6-7521.
LEON ACKERMAN
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

II HAVE MANY clients who will buy
for cash or terms. For quick ac-
ton. call MR.. SoTtROS al III.
1855: eyes,. ia. 9-5910. .
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modern year-round
home, tile bath. full din. rm., fire.
place, porch. over q acres. in spot
eral quality homes as low as. $500
down. $50 mo. B. NJ. ODUM, RE.
7-52l6 or Mr.. Rice, West River 6703.
Evening star., 1953-10-31
BUS. PRoP.-RENT- tcont.l

TO RENT OR LEASE. to white per-
son-One oflce (spacel and one
equipped shoe shop, located at
Curleys on 301 Waldorf Md.
bet. 9-5 Mon. through Friday. -
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
SeIec+ive Service
Issues New Bulletin

Madison County Selective Serv-
ice has received a bulletin from
State Selective Service Headquart-
ers, which is a new directive for
ga registrants.
No registrant shall be placed
in Class 3A because he has a child
which is not born unless PRIOR
to August 25, 1853 and PRIOR to
the time the local board mails him
an order to report for induction
which is not subsequently cancel
led for a reason not related to the
filing of the certificate hereinafter
mentioned, there is filed with the
local board the certificate of IL
censed physician stating that the
child has been conceived, the
probable date of its delivery, and
the. evidence upon which his posi-
tive diagnosis of pregnancy is
based.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
Mrs. Workman
Dies Friday

Mrs. Ann Kaveney Workman,
died early Friday morning at her
home 54h South Main Street,
following a lingering illness. She
was a lifelong resident of Lon
don, the daughter of Michael and
Ann Stack Kaveney.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Margaret Jones and Miss Mary
Kaveney, both of London and a
brother, Michael L. Kaveney of
Cincinnati.
Funeral services Monday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock at st. Patrick s
Church. Interment in st. Patrick's s
Cemetery.
The family receive friends from
3 to 5 and z to 8 at the Schlechty-
Fichner Funeral Home, Saturday
and Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
Five Injured In
Auto Mishap On
Route 40 Thurs.

Five people were injured in an
auto accident on Route 40, a few
miles east Z of West jefferson,
Thursday evening, when the car
driven by Mrs. Robert Mapes of
Columbus was struck by another
car from the rear as she was at
tempting to make a left hand turn
off the highway.
Injured were: Becky Mapes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lealand
Mapes of Unionville Center. She
received minor scratches and
bruises about the head and body.
Her aunt, Mrs. Robert Mapes, the
driver, was taken to a Columbus
hospital where she is in traction
suffering from a neck injury and
cuts and bruises. Other occupants
of the car were her son, Ronnie,
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Maxwell. The boy and
Mr.. Harrison were only slightly
injured, both received cuts and
bruises about the head and arms.
Mrs. Harrison suffered two crack
ed ribs and bad body decorations.
The driver of the other car was
badly cut from flying glass and
30 stitches were required to close
his wounds. His name was not
given in the report. Both cars
were badly damaged.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
Philip Conway
Home From Korea

Captain Philip Conway, who
was recently reported enroute
home from service with the Ma
rine, Air Forces in Korea, arrived
Wednesday evening at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Lillian d. Con-
way, North Main Street. from San
Francisco.
He arrived by plane in Cali
fornia from Japan, via Honolulu.
He was with the famous Marine
Checkerboard Squadron" in Korea
and after his completion of As mis-
sions was transferred to me intel
ligence branch.
A veteran of World War II,
Captain PhiI' was recalled to the
present conflict two years ago.
He has joined his wife, Mrs.
Mary Billups Conway, who has
been residing in Columbus with
her mother, and after a short visit
here they will return to their
home in Denver, Colorado.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
DR.. Harry Barr
Guest Minister

On Sunday, August %, DIR.
Harry w. Barr will be guest min
ister at the First Presbyterian
Church worship at eleven o'clock.
For a number of years DR.. Barr
served as superintendent of Ohio
Presbyterian Homes at Sidney.
Last year he retired as superin-
tendent but still is active in the
administration as director of fl
nances and admissions. Before GO
ing to Sidney, DR.. Barr served for
26 years as pastor of the Presby-
terian Church at Urbana. Also, he
was organizer of the Oakland
Park Church in Columbus, which
last month dedicated a new build
ing and at its new location will be
known as the Overlook Presby-
terian Church. DR.. Barr has con-
Quoted services at. the London
church on a number of occasions
and is well known to members of
the congregation. He is an uncle
of Mr.. Alvin Barr, East High st.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
Man Bound Over
On $500 Bond

Charles Danny" Forbes, %,
West jefferson was given a hear
ing in Mayor Homer Braithwaite's
court Tuesday on charges of
breaking and entering.
According to Mayor Braith-
waite, Forbes was caught in the
act of robbing the Vanity Shop by
night officer, Henry Thomas. Up
on questioning, Forbes admitted
that he had previously broken into
Ellinger's Market, it was said. The
report stated that Forbes had OBJ
tanned SIPS in cash and several
articles of merchandise at the
Vanity Shop. Forbes also admitted
taking $5793 from the Ellinger
store.
Mayor Braithwaite placed bond
at $500 and bound Forbes over
to the September Grand Jury.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
236 Attend Camp Clifton
Award Ceremonies Friday
Patty HOuck And
Roger Kronk Win
Shirt Awards

236 campers attended the Mad
ison County All Camp at Camp
Clifton, August 1918, according
to the Agricultural Extension Of
flee. The highlight of the camping
week was the candlelighting Serv-
ice held on Friday evening. In
this ceremony recognition is given
to those boys and girls who have
shown outstanding leadership In
the activities and a willingness to
help their fellow campers have a
good time. The highest honor
camper can receive is that of be-
ing chosen as the All Spirit of the
camp. This years Spirit winners
were Patty Houck and Roger
Kronk.
The next highest honor TO re-
ceive at camp is to be chosen as
one of the HIS. This years winners
were: Gay Engle and Harold
Jones-Head II award; Helen Bo-
erger and John Wilson-Heart H
award Judy Packer and Carl
Smith-Hand III award; Kathy
Wheeler and Ronnie Vincent -
Health H award.
Those to receive emblem awards
were: Carol Converse, Lin d
Chambers, Theda Martin, Char
lotte Renick, Diane Spachner,
John Drury, Tom Reed, Denver
Borror, Bonnie Strauss, Anna
Marie Ridenour, Wayne Dillon
and Paulette Oyler.
Other campers receiving honor
able mention were: Apryl Terry,
Judy Lohr, Marilyn Vaughn, Mary
Lou Miller, Mary Reder, Paul
Cunningham, Maryes5ler Lom-
bard, Jack Landon, John Roby,
Jack Cornell, Jim Meeker, Eddie
Hanscel, Dave Ferguson, David
Peterman, Bob Phleger, John
Overturf, Judy Devore, Joyce
Blake, Vicky Geer, Ann Bogard,
Phil Roach, Martha Reder, Janet
Rinehart, Villa Chambers, Bar
bara Davis, Nancy Lewis, Julia
Dorm, Roxann Hickman, Jo-Ann
McDaniels, Phil Hankins, Brenda
Dorm, Larry Rothwell, Betsy
Cushman, Bobby Brake, Chris
Sidener, and Marvin Blake.
All campers were recognized as
being very good campers during
the week. This ceremony is the of
ficial closing of the All Camp pro-
gram.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
Mrs. Martha Henry
Dies At Age 78

Mrs. Martha Stone Henry, 78,
died at her home SO Shady Av-
enue Thursday morning following
a long illness.
She was born July 4, 1875 near
Pittsburgh and had resided in her
present home for more than so
years.
Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence Desch of Dayton; three
sons, William f. Stone of Genoa,
Colorado, Harry A. of near Sc
dalia and Thurman r. of Spring
field; IL grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services at three o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the Schlech-
ty-Fichner Funeral Home. Inter
ment in Paint Township Cemetery.
The family will receive friends
at the funeral home Friday from
7 to 9 and Saturday from 3 to 5
and 7 to 9 pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
Polio Foundation Policy
Explained At Meeting Here
ARE YOU LUCKY?

Some lucky person will be-
come the proud. owner of a
brand-new Plymouth automo-
bile when they attend the 64th
Madison County Fair here. The
new car is being presented by
a number of auto dealers in the
community and some lucky
person will become the owner
on the closing day of the Fair,
it was said. THE chance to win
is absolutely FREE" said
Clyde Goodyear, chairman of
the committee.
Dealers who have cooperated
in the presentation are: Good
year Motor Sales, r. N. Ard
rey, Inc, Satterfield Motors,
Hayman Super Service, Jack
Johnson Chevrolet, P. E. Nc
Daniel, Paullin Motor Sales
Bob Rigg Studebaker and San
ford Motor Sales.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
London Lawyers
On Bar Committee

Three members of the bench
and bar from London have been
selected to serve on committees of
the Ohio State Bar Association.
The appointments were made by
President c. Kenneth Clark of
Youngstown upon recommendation
of Executive Committeeman Aar-
on ]. Halloran of Springfield.
They are: Hon. James F. Bell,
Chairman, Publications; d. Har-
land Jackman, Judicial Admins
tration and Legal Reform and
Frank j. Murray, Banking and
Commercial Law.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
PosToFFIcE, BANKS
AND COURT HOUSE
CLOSING HOURS

The London postoffice will
close at noon Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, during the
Madison County Fair, Postmas-
ter G. G. Schlechtly announced
today.
Offices in the Madison Coun-
ty Court House and the two
London banks, will close at
noon Monday through Thurs
day, according to announce
ment Thursday.
A definite statement about
London business houses was
not learned, some stating they
were closing and others that
they expected now to remain
open except for the usual We'd
nesday afternoon closing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
Red Cross Tent
At County Fair

Madison County Chapter Red
Cross wifi have a tent at the Mad
ison County Fair, according to an
nouncement by F. E. Kidwell,
chapter chairman.
1t can be meeting place for
friends, or IN case of calamity of
any sort, or injury, nurses of the
Madison County Department of
Health under the supervision of
Mrs. Dorothy Royce, will be on
hand with first aid or any treat
ment needed.
Mrs. NJ. E. Blackmore, executive
secretary of the chapter and vol
unteers will be in the tent during
the week, to receive any who care
to drop in.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-25
Youth Returned
70 Lancaster As
Parole ViolatOr

Charles Johnson, 18, will be re-
turned to Boys Industrial School,
Lancaster, after police reported
that he had been brought in on a
charge of attempted robbery of
Bus's High Street Market here.
According to Police Chief, Cor
man Clark, night officers were
cruising late Wednesday night and
detected a man trying to gain en-
trance to the store. The suspect
escaped at the time but a check
revealed that young Johnson had
been sent to Lancaster several
months ago but had been paroled.
He was picked up on suspicion and
confessed, Chief Clark said. .-
His parole officer recommended
that he be returned to Lancaster
as parole violator and he will be
taken there shortly, it was said.