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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-13

Green GdDleS - the home of
lovable Matthew Cuthbert and his
stern sister, Marilla Cuthbert who
has never been known to "thaw
out" Through rattle Drained
friend of theirs, Nancy Spencer.
the Cuthberts agree to adopt an
orphan boy from the Hopeton
orphanage. Through a mistake
Anne Shirley is sent to Green
Gables instead Of a boy. There is
nothing to do but let the orphan
girls stay at least over night.
Anne, with her vivid imagination,
her charitable viewpoint, and her
refreshing simplicity, touches Mat
thew's heart. A strong bond of af-
lection grows between the little
orphan and the old bachelor.
Nevertheless, Marilla remains
untouched and determines to send
Anne back to the orphanage the
following day. Anne, enchanted by
Green Cables" begs and pleads
so to remain that even Marialla
gives in, "just to please Matthew. I"
The comedy that ensues through
Anne's many unfortunate mistakes
will appeal to young and old. The
play breathes Of youth, however.
and contains an abundance OF
warmth and with emotion thai
il becomes an endless delight.
The cast of the play includes the
following students:
Anne Shirley, an orphan. JAG.
queline Leahy
Florence Remsen, superinten.
dent Of the Hopeton orphanage.
Annette Dion
Minnie Stearns, an attendant AT
the orphanage. .Sandra Taylor
Mrs. Alexander Spencer, who has
a difficult time talking. .Bernice
Green
Matthew Cuthbert, Anne's ''kind.
red spirit. Allan Bonomy
Marilla Cuthbert, his sister who
refuses to thaw out. Donna Mac.
kenzie
Mrs. Rachel Lynde. who loves to
give advice. .Sandra Santini
Mrs. Barry, a wealthy matron. =.
Madeline DeBarcee
Diana Barry, her daughter and
Anne's bosom friend. .Rosemaris
Yates
Mrs. Allan, the new minister
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PrOUincetOtUn Art Exhibit Here
Is Comprehensive CrOss-SectiOn

| for an ancient book. This is pro-
badly the most popular choice of
the show, a ia Pushman.
There is something Degas-like
about Wallace Bassford's portrait,
Barbara Pensive," a head study
of a willowy girl, with ash-blonde
tresses piled high, and gowned in
soft pink.
Gayhearted, lig:lt, fanciful with
the first impression of an oriental
painting is "Patzouaro," a Mexi.-
can scene by Nab Pfeiffer who
evidently has the most imaginative
spark in a family of artists. Fritz
Pfeiffer's Gaia Day." Semi-ab-
stract of flags and banners whip
ping in the breeze is also on the
joyous pitch. Heinrich Pfeiffer, by
contrast, seems to belong in the
old school of English landscape
artists with the idyllic oil of "The
Pool" although he uses thick
dabs of paint and much broken line
technique so that one must stand
at more than the average distance
from the work to enjoy it. Hope
Voorhees, Pfeiffer reflects a Dali
influence in her mood painting of
q bare tree trunk after hurri-
cane.
For detailed draughtsmanship
lovers there is the Byzantine-like
black and white on Switchboard
(thus combining the very modern
medium with historical impacD
work of Lillian Ames. It's titled
Pegasus Wife" and therby hangs
a legend.
Chain Cross "Side Street, Pro-
vincetown," has character, streng-
til and unique perspective. Unusual,
too is the planned geometic swirl,
curl and petitpoint effect of Ross
Moffett's "Autum Tapestry" which
at first glance is certain to recall
q Currier and Ives print.
Sol Wilson'S "The Beach," is
beautifully executed with darkling
sky. tired men on derelict piece
of wood. 1t possesses emotion. :.
but is too highly glazed and it is
necessary to view it sidewise un-
less the painting is put in slanted
light.
"Shoreline," instantly conjures
UP a memory of Normandy and the
Impressionists. It's Bruce Nc
Kain's work. Blurred lines are
soothing in this instance. In sharp
contrast is Blanche Lazzell's PRO
vincetown Lumber Wharf" in
harsh primary colors. If a buyer
were given a choice it would be
up to him to decide which paint
ing would be easier to live with. !.
based of course on what kind of
life the purchaser. leads.
Bold black lines in La Force
Bailey's ANY Night" deals with
boats again. Reeves Euler's still
life, s.Pears," is green, gray and
quiet. Others in the show with
boats and water studies are Char
les Heinz, non.startling, and Joseph
Kaplan who goes in for thudding
black lines in Low Tide" and a
composition called 'View of the
Pamet River" by Philip Malicoat.
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USO-NCCS
Novelty Dances
Widely attended

A variety Of novelty dances pro-
vided entertainment for a large at.
tendance of Servicemen and Junior
HostesSes at US0 Noes Wednes-
day evening.
A box of candy was awarded
to the balloon dance winners, Shir-
ley Spencer and Al Abrams.
The winning couple in the "pota-
to- dance, which in this instance
was done with apples, were Geor.
gice Bailey and William Burns. The
jitterbug contest winners were
Joyce Ogden and AL Rively.
T. D. Hazard was master Of Ger.
emonies and Carl Sachse was an.
nouncer. Music for dancing was
provided by the Tune Toppers Or
chestra.
Following the regular dance, the
USS Gilmore. Band played hill
billy tunes for square dancing.
Senior Hostesses who served 40
chaperones were Mrs. Vernon Al
bury, Mrs. Elsie Brent, Mrs. Alma
Lafitte and Mrs. Fernando Gaido.
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charming wife. /. Eleanor Cato
Josie Pye, Anne's classmate. .
Marjorie Federshyn
Gilbert Blythe, the wealthiest
boys in town. Charles Atkinson
Ira Mills, a wealthy business
man. Robert Ganek
Tickets may be purchased from
students of the Convent. 1t may
be a good idea to arrange for your
tickets now that you may be as.
sured seat on Monday night.
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l6l RTM .


Dement'S Have Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. George Demeritt.
1os-A Poineiana Place. announced
the birth Of . daughter who ar
rived February Q at Monroe Gen.
efal Hospital. She weighed 6 lbs.
IL OF. and has been named Sharon
Cal. Mrs. Demeritt Is the former
Miss Betty Pritehard If Key West.
oasehfsr Arrives
Mr.. and Mrs. conrad Pap, itoa
Ashhy Street. are the parents Of
daughter bern February Of Mon
re GsneraI Hospital. he little girl
weighed ! lbs. I e.. and has
heen named Susan Mare. Her
father vas formerly with the e. s.
MarTne Corps Mrs napp was Miss
Mare Cellneei II this city before
her marriage.
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XII Luncheon
Plans Are Made
For February I8

The st. Valentines Day theme
will be the heart.note of the xii
o. W. C. luncheon which is sche-
duled for Wednesday, February IS
at Echosasis. Cocktails viii be
served at 1890 pm.
Following the luncheon. bridge
and canasta viii be the order Of
the day for the members who are
asked to call Mrs. William McClos-
key at 2.66O5 before Monday in or
der TO make reservations for the
happy event.
HosteSSes are Mrs. McCloskey,
Mrs. Albert Robertson and Mrs. w.
L. Kreig.
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sY DOROTHY RAYMER

Refreshing and at times truly
ina ginative, the paintings which
have been on exhibit at East Mar
tello Art Gallery are from a col
lection Of work by members OF the
Provincetown AT Association. Pro-
gram Director for the Key West
Art. and Historical Society, Elyira
Reilly personally selected the ex-
Aibit. She succeeded in getting a
nice cross. section Of the various
schools and trends Of thoughts In
contemporary art.
Among the rncdsrnists,. Mary c.
ell Aliens Invocation BY Means
Of Trees" an oil in non-vehement
colors conveys its message easily
although it is an abstract. In the
same field, but with peacock
shades, Kenneth campbell's abb
straet Of eyes, "The Watchers, F"
has q jungle-like Intensity on ex-
animation, although to the layman,
at first alanee, It seems like a
Persian print fabric designs. Karl
Kanths' Composition No. 1" in oil
deals with form perfection and de.
sign With cream white, charcoal
Sfay and an odd shade with a
pinkish tinke. In the avant grade
group, also. is Hans Hofmann's
"Telsseope" which suggests, in a
carefully calculated way, its sub
Jet matter.
Jumping to the other extreme
and into the realistic scope, George
Yatsy's Curry Building" fami-
liar landmark in hey West done
by him on 4 visit here. He doesn't
lnoW Il, but now the Curry build-
ing has been fe-teuched cleaning
white instead Of the weatherstained
buff Il was ct the time Of his paint
ing. This adds Of course to the
interest 81 local art enthusiasts.
Angtkef scene reminds me Of
Key West althoush Il ID actually
IL 1 Provincetown setting. 1t is
v. b. Rams Docks At Dusk, "
with use OF artificial light on a
busting frantic scene with 50
much activity the viewer feels
restless.
Another boat study, (and it seems
to me that many artists have a
sort Of heat obsession) is the OBJ
long enc by Edgar Corbridge. 1t
has q stern discipline with heavy
texture and ii done In casein.
I can Just visualize some Christ
mas card company grabbing up
Dorothy Lake Gregory's stained
CLASH effect oil Of Christmas Eve
On Cape Cod" with all the win
dows in rectangles. oblongs and
squares Of pure, bright eolors. Al
most cubistie, too, Is the unusual
painting called Methodist Church
an unorthodox treatment Of the
subject by Morris Davidson.
In the conservative class comes
Henry Hensche's rich and glowing
still life with objects In aimed jux-
Imposition on 1 fold Of material.
The metal gleam and sheen of a
round tray Or plate has the illum-
nation of a monks medieval work
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Apply To We'd

James n. Collie. a. USS eatfish
and Magnolia c. Martinez, -.
i2os Packer Street. have applied
for a marriage license at the office
Of County Judge Raymond r. Lard.
Johnnie williams. Ir.. rs. us
Jack W. wfkie, and Lucille sweets,
-. Ills Pesronia Street, have also
applied for = hcense.
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SHOP HOPPING

and another with carawaY. All
such wonderful ehesses. Stock vp
for the weekend, for hors
d'oeUvres, snaeks, and lunches.
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You can do a lot with the lowly
sweet potato too. A recipe l found
in Annie's column was for a PURGE
that turned out swell. Mash and
beat the cooked potatoes until
smooth. Beat in 2 or tablespoons
of butter, two of sugar, and a little
cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger. Add
about one fourth cup of cream and
beat and beat. Put in a casserole
and bake about 30 minutes at $50
degrees F.
Now I'll 60 Annie one better.
Make some of this up extra, so
that you have a left over. Make
a tender piecrust, and into the raw
pieshell, pile a cup of the PURGE
with two whole eggs beaten in.
Add another cup of chopped pecans
and sprinkle a brown sugar crumb
crust on the top. This friends is
a sweet potato pecan pie!
+ 4 4
Mrs. Simmons over az the
chiIdren's Corner being q moth.
Or herself, always hes an eye
out TO saving work for ell nam.
mas. She really had this In mind
when she got In the new shorf
sets for boys and girls. The litiIs
boys Mon Toys are cunning sets
In plains and checks that need
no ironing and wash like . ham
kie. There is also . cunning one
that sports beanie 10 match.
Not forgetting the litfIest tots Is
fhe one with the snap fastened
front and crotch for easy chang.
ing. Then also In sesrsveksr Is
q threseornered snap fastened
diaper set that has wafer
PROCEED lining.
For Sister, sizes four to four
teen are fhs "J'nsffss". These
are clever cotton gabardine or
denim shorts or pedal pvshers.
They have smart concealed zip
pers that will Iavnder, properly
spaced belt loops, and are smart
ly styled in lovely eelors. lfs
getting nearer shorts TING you
know. and childrsn's Corner 10
ell 1sadyI
4 r 4
Writing this Ann Delafield thing,
and living close to 1t has made me
quite salt conscious. Now / know
that the human body needs salt,
but there are quite a few people
around who eat too much, and
fresh lemon juice is good sub.
stitute when you think you need
more salt. Fish chowder even out
of can becomes real special with
dash Of lemon. Lemon and salad
60 together like lemon and fish too.
And guess everyone knows what
lemon does to a steaming cup Of
tea. Plumpies take noticel
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Now This isn't Honolulu,
and Monroe Beach bears lisfIs
resemblance 10 Waikiki. but i'il
match our climate 10 theirs any
day, and never were there blUsr
skies flseeier clouds. srsensr
seas or waiver palms anywhere.
That's why those Noni Of Homo.
lulu clothes 81 the MaF.Ed shop
90 SO we'll around here. " you're
lounsins you'll be delighted In
that Chinese looking robe with
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WITH
JAxON

If you are very superstitiouS,
you should have stood in bed all
day. I've found that a lot of super.
stitions have lot Of sense to them.
For instance it's bad luck to walk
under a ladder. III say it is,
someone might drop a bucket OF
paint on your noggin! 1t is also
unlucky to light three cigarettes
on a match. The best reason !
could think up was that the last
guy might burn his fingers, but
/ heard that it originated during
q shootin' war when the guy hold
ing the lighted match too long
made such a good target he gen.
orally wound up on the business
end Of a bullet. Sounds real logical
too. However | never could under
stand how it helps matters any
when you're Dragging a little and
you knock wood. Someone is liable
to holler "come in" Also, throw
ing spilled salt over your left
shoulder at the moon sounds a
little fancy. You only have to clean
it up again, and besides maybe
the moon isn't out. So much for
superstitions. Of course you can
believe in making a wish on the
first star you see in the evening.
Wishes are fine things. If you
60 about trying to make them
come true yourself!
Also, tomorrow is st. Valentines
Day. This is In honor Of a very
wonderful Saint, who always favor
ed lovers and their sad affairs,
and tried to make their stories
turn out happily ever after. Valen-
tines are really love letters, and
! hope no one Is mean enough to
send a comic one to hurt another's
feelings or unlucky enough to re-
ceive one such Valentine. Let all
yours be funny, but kind, or tender
and sweet. Go shopping for
Valentine for a loved one, and
then come shopping with me!
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People are ell the time elect.
Ing . Queen Of this or Q King Of
that, but the ones who thought
up making Canadian chsddsr the
King Of Cheese really knew what
they were talking about. ! had
. large chunk Of II for lunch
last night. lone Of those rspvI.
sivs midnight snseks, don't you
know. .and YOU should have
seen II disappear. There must be
fhe right kind 81 svpsrlative TO
describe II, but ! haven't found
u YET.
us creamy and smoeth a. silk,
strong Is Hercules, hot Is . VOL
esno, snd good. good, soodl u
came from the Gulf Stream Food
Department Stores big new
cheese department, end although
u was hard choosing only . few
eheesss from that big assert.
rnsns, I'm glad tried the Cana.
dian chsddsr. US destined 10 be
. big favoriis In my family from
now on.
There they have ehsesss from
Argentine, Italy, Holland, Nor.
way. Denmark. Switzerland.
England, Canada. France, The
United States and other places
TOO numerous to mention. They
have hundreds Of varieties, with
such tongue rolling names Is Ca.
membert. Bel Psese. and Cru
we're. Yesterday tried the Nor
Wegian karvi spieed with Curry,
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orchids on II, and HE skirt lined
In deep purple. rs . winner.
On our beaches there eevld be
nothing evfsr Than fine Hawaiian
type bathing suits. One and rive
piece ones, the sarenss are wen.
derfuIl
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They have so many gadgets now
to make life easier. For instance,
from rubber slip covers for your
doorknobs to save the walls, q new
plastic squeezable honey bear that
dispenses syrup or honey when you
squeeze him. A pan slicker that
smooths shortening on pans with
out mess or waste because the
plunger forces grease into the
brush. This is fine twentieth cen
fury methinks.
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There's one thing about hang.
ing around . tree nursery, yen
sure do improve your Vocabulary.
Take cslamendin fer instance.
Until fire other day I wouldn't
have known whether II Yves .
new halrde, an operation. some
tropical fish. or what have yev.
Now ! know II 10 Q liffls fruit
bearing tree, and mighty hiee 10
have.
The ones a. the BsIdwin Nvr.
ssry are from three 10 eight fsst
tall and although ready for plant.
ing already have fruit On them.
The fruit is Iims.sizsd end leelss
and pesls like . fsnssrine. Bvf
ohl rs 80 sour. Good Though.
Also COED for making fruit drinks
and using anywhere thst B lime
would be coed. MRS. Bsldwin said
that n alse makes wonderful
preserves. Get . cslamenAin and
grow your own iaml
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It's hard to believe it's February
when up North the icicles occa-
sionally weep and the first Robin
Is news. However it doesn't seem
too unfamiliar when all the old
time birthdates and anniversaries
still hang around. How many can
=
you count this month?
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I've been hearing . Ist Abevs
contour sheets lately, they sure
are nice 10 have. Ne more wax
ING vp with wrinkle marks aiI
over ysvr skin. That's why thst
very progressive IdsaI To4s have
the eensevr crib sheets. No
mere wrinklsd bsbissl Ihste ere
the SnVs.Ssfe fistsd crib sheet.
70 savsrs sesfen and NE snvsly
on gu erin mssfressss. weAT PVh
on, washss easily, sad no lfss-
Ing Is needed. MADE q waite or
tees pessH svsOTss s"Ss~ etw wv
famous Chile psPesis crib sheets,
and ere On sale special TOR enly
N.l5 each.
lfs not TOO big . step rem
us NOT roo big . step rem
sheets 70 diapers, end shsfs
whore Mrs. Bear seek me next.
She showed me NE BabY Sevfh
Down sirdssyt Diapers. The fine
standard evs n AZ. o. $7.D
dezsn. Ser % me Ssvshwindl
Fer folks who ere frsvelins.
end who have flny tets ssi'I N
need ef dispers. Ideal Tsss hes
the Dsnnisen dsivx pspsr diaper
liners. 100 folded, fer mat TRIP,
and emily - cents. This will DO .
No more dirty seiled diapers en-
yevr next fripi Ideal Tsss e
prepared 10 furnish ysv with ell
your baby needs.
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Hors d'oeuvres tips that 40 weil
Tor you; .Sausases . Ia Bay,
M med nv Annie OF course Auo
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Friday. February 10. 1853
Convent Students To Giue Play
At Auditorium On February 10

Students OF Convent of Mary Immaculate wiz present "Anne
of Green Gables the Convent auditorium February
m Special arrangements have been through Samuel
French, renowned play publishers This play
Americas leading dramaist, Miss Alice Chadwick.
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You can make an economical
chicken soup from the backbone.
wing tips. neck, gizzard and heart
of a broiler. Cover the chicken
parts with water, add a small
onion. some peppercorns, salt. Gel
cry leaves and a small carrot, and
simmer until the sizzard is tender.
Strain and serve with little cook
ed rice in each soup plate.
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ATTRACTIVE BAZAAR
SLATED FOR SATURDAY

The much talked about bazaar
sponsored by the W. S. 6. s. u
Ley MsmorisI Methodist Church
will be held Friday and sasvr-
day. February - and u a.
Clinton Place near the sqvsr-
ium Just off Frenf Street and
Whitehead.
Lovely items, handmade arsi-
eles dried materials needed for
the Key West Garden Club Flow
Or Show will be svailsbls. key
West souvenirs are alse inelvd-
cd.
Homemade candies, eoekiss
cakes and ether psedlss will bs
on sale.
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Aesop. the writer of the fables
which bear his name, is supposed
to have lived from $50 to 500 B. C..
but the name has also been appii-
ed TO a whole class of stories.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-13

There are many reasons Tor Do
isevinx that God answers prayer.
But fer q Lutheran the best rsS
son II that the Bible says %.
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fhs straight straight line and me
long flowing sleeves that was
such = hit at the fashion shsw.
This one would make any gel
look like . Msnehv princess.
" yev are anywhere near fhe
Msr.Ed Shop across from fifs
Ia coneha Hotel, be sure to step
and look AZ that wonderful Neni
dress in the window Of pure elk
shsnivng with ths hand painted
orchids on II, and ths skirt lined
In deep purple. rs . winner.
On our beaches there eevld be
nothing evfer Than fine Hawaiian
type bathing suits. One and rive
piece ones. the sarenss are wen.
derfuil
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-18
Legal Notices
Notice For Applications
Under the Uniform
Depository Act

Applications will be received by
the undersigned at the office Of the
Board of County Commissioners IN
London, Ohio. Madison County, Ohio
until twelve O'Clock noon of the
goth day of August, 1868, from any
financial institution legally eligible
which may desire to submit a
written application to be a public
depository of the INACTIVE de-
posits of the public moneys of said
Madison County, as provided by the
Uniform Depository Act. Sections
of Ohio.
Said applications shall be made
in conformity with the following
resolution passed on the 10th day
of August, 1858.
WHEREAS, the contracts with
this Board for repositories expires
on the 23rd day of August, 1858.
Therefore, be ii
RESOLVED That the estimated
aggregate maximum amount OF
public funds subject to the control
of said Board to be awarded and
be on deposit as inactive deposits
is One hundred thousand 100000
Dollars ($10O. 000.00), and the prob
able maximum amount or pubIlc
moneys to be awarded and be on
deposit as active deposits at any
time during the period Of designa-
tion is Seven hundred and fifty
thousand 90 1000 Dollars ($75O,-
Awards OF the ACTIVE deposits
of public moneys subject to the
control OF said Board of Commits
sioners will be made at the same
time and place for period Of two
years, commencing on the, 2Srd day
of August 1853, and applications
for the same may be combined with
applications for designation as a
public depository of the inactive
deposits but separately awarded.
Applications should be sealed and
endorsed application under the
Uniform Depository Act"
FORREST r. HANSON.
Clerk OF the Board of Commission
ers Madison County, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-18
Notices

Settlement of Account. Account aud
vouchers of the following named
person and estate have been filed
in the Probate Court Of Madison
County, Ohio, for approval and set
tlement: Leslie Leeth Estate Num-
Der 1885 Docket 5 Page $50.
Unless exceptions are filed there
to, said account will be for hearing
before said Court on the both day Of
September, 1853, at which time said
account win be considered and con-
tinued from day to day until finally
disposed Of.
Any person interested may file
written exceptions to said account
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-18
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of George Bandy Deceased
Robert f. Wright, Mt. Sterling,
Ohio has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrators of the
Estate of George Bandy late Of
Madison County ohio, deceased.
Dated this 18th day of August
AID. 1868. Number 1857 Docket 5
Page 53S. Maurice T.. Beathard, Pro-
bate Judge of said County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-18
Help Wanted
AGENT Wanted

PERSON, male or
female. from this area. wanted to
service and collect from automa-
tic vending machines. No selling.
Age not essential. Car. references,
and $500 working capital neces-
sarv 7 to II hours weekly nets ta
500 monthly. Possibility full
time work For local interview
give full particulars. phone.
Write II. o. Box 52l, Mple. !.
MINI. 27-66
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-18
Money 10 Loan

LOANS. TO purchase
livestock, machinery. seeds END
all operating expenses. Low inte@
est and convenient terms. See
Baldwin Rice, Production Credit
Association, 108 East Market st.
Washington c. H. Ohio. 3s--tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-08-18

or to matters pertaining to the ex-
ecution Of the trust, not less than
five days prior to the date set for
hearing. Maurice Il. Beathard. Pro-
bate Judge.