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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
IT'S LATER THAN YOU Think
92a-TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGo-1e28

JANUARY township instantly killed when
by Pennsylvania train Maple ST crossing London
JANUARY Sc E Willard, H. former Madison county commis
soner prominent County farmer someEford township instantly
Thomas Goodyear home, summerford pike
JANUARY earl o'Bren Baker 80, of
instantly when automobile driven by Marshal sher
locomotive a Main St crossing London.
JANUARY KenGed Pike township Pamed nan e president Saso
Madison County Fair Board succeeding H. l. Ra state SENATOR
resigned.
JANUARY Oargey Livery Walnut and 4th Streets
ondonand mark there for than 40 years. completely destroyed
by fire.
JANUARY 1-Dr l. E. Evans West president
the West Jefferson Power and Light Company
JANUARY 1-CoI J. H sIage jefferson,
sells stable at Ohio State Fair Grounds
JANUARY 1R H Graham elected president Mt Sterling Federal
Association.
JANUARY 11-1Irs. Jane Toland Butler, dies
JANUARY 11-W L. Drury and son. H F. Drury
estate firm, to be known as Drury and Son, London
JANUARY 12Cor Plain City Presbyterian Church gives program
a Prison Farm.
JANUARY PR buys partner W. H Pence
in West jefferson furniture store.
JANUARY 13-From ""The Iaw
ng mo" of his ne" s on the road and the" we'll all go leap
1e4a-TEN YEARS Aeo-1s4a
JANUARY Watts IT. former London grain dealer and
JANUARY 1t Robert A MNIuay Of Mr. and Mrs Robert
for service with the U. S. Air Forces in East
JANUARY 9ondon Junior Chamber of Commerce gives banquet
JANUARY w Brcker, Madison county, in to start
third a Ohios governor.
Vest ar5o ees ecSed Se @ T ea q nsr 0r o M service a m
18th Bombardnen Group Philippines and elsewhere in the
JANUARY 2Toa of 1904 gasoline raonng books issued from
office of w. Putnam, Madison county co-ordinator.
JANUARY 13-W "Bnr Gallagher accepts position with City
Loan office, London.
JANUARY 13NIadon Rural Defense School
cuvey for anees for employment Patterson Field Dayton
5s county
S3100O00 perhaps 25 parity raised
County alocaed &c. no acres of corn by government
JANUARY 14-Bern F. Widman Magnetic
Springs taking treatment for hip ailment.
JANUARY 14-Sarah Coral
Rebekah Lodge, West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
DENNEHY IN
SPITAL-

Pat Dennehy entered Mercy
crest Hospital, Springfield, Sunday
for an operation. His room num-
Der is &c. He is sales representa-
tive for the Fayette Limestone Co.,
of Washington c. II.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
GOOD VALUE

According reports made TO the Department of Asrcu
tue by the federay inspected meat packers recent
week witnessed the largest national weekly meat production
10 years Cattle slaughter q cent above the
week of 95I and hog slaughter four per cent Fifty
per cent calves dressed than the
year before along with Al per cent sheep and lambs
AT about iime the bulk of all beef produced by
the packers selling at around 20 cents pound below the
wholesale ceilings. And the wholesale value Of all grades OF
beef from utility prime, we'll below the level OF the
comparable period in the preceding year.
This good for the who naturally wants
get much for his meat dollar he 1t also
ceen+ example of how the law of supply and demand works
Due to the nexorabe laws of Nature, meat is marketed
by producers certain of the year than other
When +he supply large the price naturally tends to de-
cline When the supply becomes smaller and the demand
steady grows the price naturally tends to increase
The value of any commodity in large part is determined by
how much there of +-and how much of the ultimate
wants TO buy and use.
That has been since the free market in goods
beqan-and it will be long the free market exists
The supply and demand situation will largely deter
mine whether the price goes down. Either it will
be fair producers and distributors
that The free market always provides good values
and of the greatest importance it the maximum
production Of goods and services.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
Madison County
Court News

INVENTORY APPROVED
Susan Flowers, late of Plain
City, left an estate totaling S46oO
according to inventory filed in pro-
bate court. Real estate is valued
at $4,000 and personal property
S1OO. Keith Flowers is administra-
tor and Jay d. Ferguson, Holly
Walker and J. c. Michaels, ap-
praiSerS.
APPOINTMENTS
Estate of Flora Street, late of
Deercreek township, Dorothy F.
Street has been appointed admin
istratrix, bond set at $1,000.
Estate of James Edgar Orr, late
of Darby township, Z. N. Orr has
b en- appointed administrator,
bond set at $4,000.
LICENSE GRANTED
William G. Bierbaugh and Patty
Ann Snyder.
CASES DISMISSED
Emma H. Clark VS. Harry j.
Clark action for divorce dismissed
on motion of plaintiff in case No.
19478 in common pleas court.
Lois Corson VS. Ted w. Corson,
action for divorce, dismissed in
common pleas court on application
of plaintiff.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
Milk Production
At Record Low
pital.

Annual milk production in the
United States is now at a record
low in relation to the needs of
the rapidly increasing population,
according to the annual report
of the Bureau of Diary Industry,
released December 18th by the
u. S. Department of Agriculture.
Despite the fact that many
dairy farmers have shifted from
milking cows to other types of
farming, the Bureau chief, DR.. O.
+. Reed, sees two possibilities for
meeting the increased need for
dairy foods, says U.S.DA. News.
One possibility, he said, is for
the remaining dairy farmers to
produce more milk from each
COW, and the other is for process
sors to convert a greater proper
ton of available milk supply into
forms suitable for human food.
In his report, DR.. Reed sum-
mariped the years results of re-
search by Bureau scientists, much
OF which dealt with fundamental
problems related to increased
production per COW and more
complete utilization of the milk.
He pointed out that the average
milk production per COW through
out the United States is only
1876 pounds a year. The pos
slbilitieS for further increases, he
said, are indicated by the fact
that more than a million cows in
dairy herd Improvement associa-
ton herds are now producing at
an average rate of about 5000
pounds a year. Higher yields
could be obtained in thousand of
everage farm herds by following
the same improved methods or
breeding, feeding, and manage
ment that have been so success
ful in the DHIA herds, he said.
On breeding research, the re-
port cites the improved Inherit
ance for high levels of produc-
ton developed in the Holstein
herd at Beltsville, Md, by the
continuous use of good proved
sires. A daughter of the sixth
proved sire used in this herd
made record of 1,130 pounds of
butterfat this year. She was the
ninth cow in the herd to exceed
1000 pounds within the last 10
years, when MIXED 3 times a day
for 365 days. Few if any other
herds of comparable size have
produced nine COWS with 1000
pound fat records made under the
same milking conditions.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16

By Clarence Brown Member of Congress- Seventh Ohio District
Friday President Truman pound annual
billion the Federal Government the fiscal year 1854
fiscal year little $6S7 billion
mean deficit Of $s billion and would bring the national debt
ment would wind up this sacl with deficit of $50 billion
Willy old Winston Churchill chose time
York meetings Eisenhower and one day
Wagt4m to sPnd foEy minutes @ with & President s
no commitments chrehl Direct financial aid to Great
ry including S39 billion of World loans which
IN d War Gd f. has ae s oSr to f my @
air in b fna an f snce b Korean @ a ae and s
provided American for equipment of expanding British
United States last week that President Roosevelt had promised
bid for our sharing such secret atomic Information now HmveeT
Congressional action will be required make atomic
majority of the Members of Congress such
Wednesday, your humble reporter
] e o4e a + 6L f @ n TO create new Commission
increasing economy efficiency
men The Senator Ferguson of Michigan introduced
greater authority original upon
elimination of Federal those which should and
could be performed by State and local governments and those
prise The Commission would conflict with the i'm
mediate shorang study of Government reorganization President
Elect Eisenhower has already set motion to consider the RECON-
tive by Presidential @ action cut OF SO billion year TN IN G9ver Govern
Hoover Commissions work
Reed of York, Chairman of the
House and Means Committee has his not only will the
profits corporations be permitted
June 30h next but the II percent tax in
individual incomes will be eliminated at the time
Reed confident the Federal budget be balanced and
tax relief given harassed Americans during 1858
President his the Union message
Wednesday
his stewardship the Presidency Difference
incoming President legislative
credit holding the overall
deficit little S5 billion during his Presidential tenure OF
the Republican 80h
only balanced the budget during 1948 but created
surplus of S3 billion So actually during the other six
his controlled the nations
the deficit in governmental operations amounted to $13 billion
Legislation has been introduced and agitation has been
vved establishment Universal Military Training
consideration the in the fore
against especially while the draft continues under the
Selective Service Act
Harry F. who has done such splendid work
throughout the behalf of Government Chair
the Joint Congressional Committee Reduction of Nom
enal Federal Expenditures offered his resignation of the Com
Craftsmanship week The Republican leadership of the
83rd paid the Virginia Democrat Senator the
tribute insisting he continue Chairman of this important
committee
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
Sales Tax Report
Due February |

All persons having Ohio Vendors
licenses will be required to file
their next semi-annual sales tax
returns before February l, for
the period July l to December 81,
1852, according to announcement
today by the Department of Taxa
ton, Division of Sales and Excise
Taxes.
Deadline for filing these returns
with the Treasurer of State is
January 81, and returns should be
postmarked not later than jan
uary 81, to avoid a $1.00 a day
charge for delinquent filing.
To assist vendors with these re-
turns, the Department of Taxation
has arranged to have an examiner
or examiners stationed as follows
in Delaware, Madison and Union
counties:
Tuesday, January 81 - Court
house-Delaware, All Day.
Wednesday, January 28-Court-
house-London, Morning.
Wednesday, January 28-(Sales
Tax Agency)-Plain City, After
noon.
Vendors seeking assistance from
examiners will be required to
present all records necessary to
substantiate the figures to be re-
ported, such as a copy of their
last sales tax return; record of
gross and exempt sales and a rec
ord of taxable sales of Al cents or
over for the period July l through
December 81, 1852.
/, Vendors will also be required to
3bring copies of their purchase or
.ders showing the amounts of
stamps purchased during the sec
'ond half of 1852, or have them
listed with dates and serial num-
bers on the reverse side of the
sales tax form under Schedule c.
Without this information, examin-
ers will not be able to complete
these returns.
Under the new law which be-
came effective September 10, 1851,
vendors are no longer required to
have sales tax returns sworn to
before notary public or a rep
reSentative of the Department of
Taxation. The vendor, however, is
required to sign the declaration on
the return that the information
given is true to the best of this
knowledge and belief.
When completed, all returns
must be filed with or mailed to
the Treasurer of State, p. o. Box
1893, Columbus, Ohio. If a de-
ficiency is shown on the vendors S
return, due to failure, to cancel
sufficient sales tax stamps, remit
tance in the amount of tax due
should accompany the return made
payable to the Treasurer of State.
either by Check, Draft or Money
Order.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16

Barbara Butcher VS. Quentin
Butcher, action for divorce, dis
missed in common pleas court on
application of plaintiff.
DIVORCE ASKED
Emma II. Clark VS. Harry J.
Clark, suit for divorce in common
pleas court case No. 1868.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mildred S. Junk to John w.
Junk, 13845 acres in Pleasant
township.
J. c. Brandenburg and Loura
Brandenburg to Emory r. Brown
and Grace Brown, 5496 acres in
Union township.
Howard L. Neil and Betty Neil
to Mary Alice Wright, undivided
z of part of lot "a in Swet1and
addition city of London.
w. S. Tope to James Elwyn
Byers and Helen Byers, lot 26 in
Swetland's addition to city of Lon
don.
Lima June Near to Martha
Leach, 1864 acres in Pleasant
township.
Harry L. Wolfe and Rosa Paula
Wolfe to John w. Pritchard and
Elsie B. Pritchard, lot 80 in Bige-
lows Sixth addition village of
Plain City.
Almeda Jane Bryan, Ruth Sry-
an Johnson and Albert S. Bryan
to Mary Helen Caldwell, Lucy M.
Barton, 1878 acres in Madison and
FaNette counties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
AIfred's Crown Was Scrapped


AIfred's Crown scrapped
The Roundhead broke Aeds for together with
time Aed % S was ontemDuouy @ debed sO at Of '% sod ID
only 218 pounds
Luckily the Roundhead didn't very good job destroying
the regaa and when the King
huge fatefGl BLACK Princes ruby''-turned up again
Charles had entirely regala
the o Queen Elizabeth II.
The regala is just maifcent meaningless objects
the coors of the stones in the massive Crown of England
It's Neck Breaker
Tins is the crown that worn for only few
heavy any onger weighs pondsand for the rest
known the imperial state is used.
The Crown Of England has its arch depressed the
state crown slope upwards sgniying Imperialism.
m third oa made 1872 g Sa Was worn @ by King George when
since Britain renquhed her Indian empire after World War
Was made because the other banned by law
from being taken out of the country
the regalia play part in
the coronation next Jmehere will be
of King George The other crown
of Wales had
Do
During the coronation service Queen Elizabeth will hold her
by represents Christian
holding largest diamonds symbol Of power and
sents mercy
Three magnificent swords ring pair gold spurs
have their part to play in the ceremony.
spurs symbol knighy chvay buced on the
monarchs feet until the reign of
merely been touched to the soeregn ankles by the lord great
chamberlain
The ring-made of saphires-
pae o the he o4 nre his m g m Rnd % d e his co 1t is
Canterbury
Some Sword Play is involved
The carried in
winds down the abbey Chief among them great eweed
sword staeSymbolc of
sword in the world.
There hulabaloo
when this sword, worth $4,000 couldn't be found
Vcorias DEATH when Edward VII
discovered it tucked at the back of dusty old closet
regaa present oagona
in the Tower of London.
sword mercy and
the swords of justice to the spirituality and temporarily
originals destroyed Romdheads-
Henry VIII by Clement he
the title of Defender of the Faith" the king.
pair touhy question of
divorce. Henry hung to both title and swords.
Mercy
The sword of has its end broken off to show is
purposes justice spirituality
Britain while the sword of justice to the temporarily
priatey sharp pointed
parts regaia spoon
archbishop of Canterbury anon the monarch and the ampula
flask, which contains the oil
Somehow these 1000
gold ampula shaped like eagle
imperial domination
bsak into the silver gilt spoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
Truck Tax Would
Help Highways
Says Engineer

' ASHINGTON LP)-An Ohio
highway engineer said Wednesday
increased truck taxes would help
Ohio finance the 220 million dol
lars it needs yearly for its 20-year
road prokram. d. F. Pancoast, of
the highway department said an
lncremental method of taxing
would base taxes upon road costs
for which the vehicles weight and
mileage make it responsible.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
5 To Be Drafted
From Madison Co.

The February draft call will in
clude five from Madison County,
according to Selective Service
headquarters who issued the state
ment Friday morning.
Selectees must be 20 years old
at the time they are called, it was
said. 1878 Ohioans will be called
up in the February quota.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
Angus Breeders
Elect Officers
William J. Ryan Is
Named New President

The Annual meeting of The
Central Ohio Angus Breeders As
sociation was held in Plain CITY.
Ohio on Monday evening, January
,. The order of business called for
the election of officers and direc-
tors for 1853.
William j. Ryan, Milford Center.
was elected to head the group as
President; Paul E. Herd, East
Liberty, Vice President; John d.
Hennigh, Plain City, Secretary
and Treasurer. Directors elected
Tor two year terms are George
Tomlinson, London ano ucarv
Troyer of Plain City. Directors .or
one year are j. K. Mclaughlin,
Marysville; Lloyd Davis, East Lib
erty, and t. K Emery of London.
John Hennigh was reelected as
the Association Director to The
State Board of Directors.
The Association is planning a
Fall Show and Sale at London,
Ohio on Saturday, September S.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
Publisher May Be
legislature Host

CHILLICOTHE, o. R)-The
publisher of the Chillicothe Ca
zette today invited the Ohio Leg
islature to- visit the papers plant,
replica of Ohio's first capitol.
w. E. Beeler gave the invita-
ton after House Speaker William
Saxbe suggested Wednesday the
Assembly convene here next
Monday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
RoBEY ILL

Albert Robey, West Center ST.
underwent an operation in St. An.
thongs Hospital, Columbus, Mon.
day. His room number is 225.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
APP NeWsfe atures


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wes-the priceless collection
of precious stones the wodar just about ready for the
lift they get only a generation.
Shortly royal jewelers. and godsits will be polishing the
diamonds strengthening the settings making alterations
here and there to the grng readiness
for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II next June
The jeWehe stones buy although their
has 25 million doars-havent
always been well looked after In the thousand
that English
stolen, pawned melted down-o just lost.
Most of the historic regaae scepes and swords each
flashing with damondis only around 300 DID, which
young in the history of England Oliver Cromwell and his Common
wealth Roundheads melted sold could
their hands abolished monarchy
wise Brans might be wearing the
Alfred when he crowned first king of unified England
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
S. |. Mckee Dies In
Hospital At Troy

S. 1. Mckee, of Christiansburg,
father of Mrs. Carl Rammelmeyer,
South Union Street, London, died
Friday morning in the Troy Hos
n;4o1
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
1Dau
ana
Zen

You may not be oble TO discover q new source
of power. or invent new machine - but
there's one way you con be like Benjamin
Frunklin. Be THRIFTY! He proved that it pays.
You con. too. with regular deposits in your
bank account here. It's wise to be thrifty!
Evening star., 1953-11-01
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.-4-bedrm.. liv.
rm:, kit. and bath stucco cottage,
Hfbdished sbed SSd sttc ydi gth bath Hdi h9 an
most beautiful spot on the beach.
Dock your boat in the back yard.
Inside unpainted. Will sacrifice for
SS.450. Low down payment or will
accept trade on D. c. real estate.
WO. 6-242S, OWNER.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
DESK SPACE

OFFICE and desk space
In Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE.
2-S000.
ACCOUNTANT will share nicely furn.
ONCE; in good location; with park
ing facilities; reas. rental. DU.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
ave AeREAeIs FoR sAlILos AND AeRIAeI foR SALE
LOUDOUN COUNTY
HOMESITES
IN
BROAD Rim FARMS

We appreciate the interests and visits
of the many thousands Of people
who have shown US the courtesy of
looking over our development.
II you have been out already, then
come again and you'll be surprised
ksa s sae us oSee then cCe yOe ana
Just what is causing this marvellous
success, where purchasers have pur-
chased over 200 homesites so
are either built or are now under
Is project' special ooveFnment-hnanced
COMPARE THESE FEATURES
I'd Every homesite will be served
with Soft. dedicated right-of-way
with 24-ft. graded road, Of which 20
quilt to specifications required by
Loudoun County coming authorities.
(2l Electricity available to every
tSl Telephone available to every
tract. Mail delivery.
churches; within shopping distance.
o. Do you want wooded seclusion3
tS1 g. Do S.Iv you !. want wide : open plots'
Gj II It's view you long for, come
Sugar Loaf Mountain and Virginia S
B.ue Ridge range.
tSl 25 miles west of downto n
WASHINGTON, which is 40 minutes
fast new State nEhwSys wSch and
more accessible in point Of time,
Chase. Silver Spring. Alexandris
and other committing areas.
(9l The developer has segregated /
nent use Of the owners who pur-
chase homesites In this development.
This acre of land lies between one
OF the macadam roads in this de-
yelopment and the deep waters OF
BEoad Run; afiording 2 waterway
River. opening UP the full facilities
Of Broad Run and this beautiful
wide section Of the Potomac River
TO nShing, hunting and recreation
This acre OF land will provide park.
ing privileges for cars and boat
(lO1 Loudoun County has one of tn,
lowest taxes in the country, beinf
several times lower than any of the
SS co;,ntls, nsr Metropolitan Washinstor
GD A new 1s-hole golf course or
Leesburg pike near the development
opened June / at cost of oveI
. quarter Of million dollars.
| Q2) A new million dollar county
ntsh ..ss,.2l school is under construction
!3l Among others this subdivision
is serviced by mail, laundry anc
newspaper delivery.
PRICE
Every homesite in this development
priced at 81 622.50. First purchaser
! to come gets first choice.
TERMS
Down payment and monthly payment
to suit any reasonable requirement
upon approval of developer whC
does his own financing.
OPEN ALL DAY SUN. TIL DARK
To reach: West on Rt. z, IA mile.
past TysonS Corner, take last right
turn before crossing Broad Rur
Bridge, where Broad Run Lake Il
POTOMAC RIVER SECTION
We had % 10:acre tracts a few
week ago. Nineteen tracts arl
sold with only four left. Three sole
last week end despite the hot
weather. It's really amazing. ISM
| 1t? See our special ad under
waterfront.
JUST COME AND SEE ENJOY
A DAY IN THE COUNTRY
Evening star., 1953-11-01
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED

ATTORNEY-PUB. REL. counsel wants
office space in downtown suite;
secty. optional, MR.. SAKS, AD. A.
6525.
LAWYER. experienced. would like to
have unfurnished room in suite
with other attorneys preferred), +,
with joint Nse of reception and
secretarial services. Box 31-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
FARMS
Charles County Farms

POTOMAC RIVER ESTATE
500 acres, 10 miles from Washington,
$500 feet sandy beach, excellent
ducking shore. Colonial brick and
stone residence on high knoll with
wide center halls. lovely staircase, 3
baths, 8 fireplaces, full basement,
GE hot-water heating, complete
modern convenienceS. 8 farm houses,
ducking lodge, excellent farm build
ings, complete farm tractor equip
ment. PRICE, S15O.O0O. WILL d.
rn0E XIDE ;tS I8S acres Loo Il riSer dSS
FOR GH-CLASS SMALL
ESTATES.
BEL ALTON, MD.-250 acres. 5000
feet State road frontage; 5-room
dwelling. 4-room tenant house,
large tobacco barn, stables, farm
buildings, excellent soil, consider
able timber, springs, stream. Price,
PROFITABLE TOBACCO FARM-
1853 acres, II arabic. 15 4 40 acres
tobacco allotment, soil produces best
quality tobacco; near La Plata, good
neighborhood, 4-room bungalow,
electricity. telephone; Groom tenant
house. electricity; 2 large tobacco
barns, farm buildings. Tenant will
remain: Immediate possession.
LEoSARSP EeSsfi 8 O'sSHi sSfDER, Tel. ss11. La