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Evening star., 1953-11-20
Farm Policy Changes
Need Cautious Hand,
Grange Tells Benson
BY the Assoeioted Press

BURLINGTON. VT, Nov. 20
The National Grange and Secre-
tary of Agriculture Benson were
in agreement today that existing
farm-aid legislation is far from
perfect.
In resolutions adopted last
night. the Grange said it favors
keeping present farm programs
until desirable changes could be
made without forcing agriculture
to take an economic nosedive.
But it made plain that changes
suggested by itself and Mr.. Ben
son could be made only after 1t
is evident that they would con-
tribute to farm prosperity and
a maximum freedom from Gov
ernment control.
Hits Subsidy Program.
In speech prepared for the
New England Council in Boston
today. Mr.. Benson said a sound
and prosperous agriculture can
not be built on continuous
subsidies from the Federal
Treasury which result in bur-
densome surpluseS and loss of
markets"
In his talk in Boston and be-
fore the Oranges 9th annual
session last night Mr.. Benson
said that farm prosperity must
depend on strong demand for
its products in the market place.
The Secretary told his Boston
audience that the choice be-
tween high farm price supports
and a flexible level, dependent
upon supply, "is a choice be-
tween more freedom with less
security and less freedmen with
for the time at least-greater
security"
AuSL EApdnu Markets.
The Grange and Mr.. Benson
agreed that broader domestic
and foreign farm markets must
be developed.
The farm organization sug-
gested measures to achieve
this-a two-price system. CO.
operation among growers, proc
essors and distributors to sell
SurpluSes, lowered trade bar
rlers, an emergency food stamp
plan to move extra supplies to
dinner tables of the needy, and
farm production payments.
A two-price system would Of
Ter extra supplies abroad at
lower prices than those prevail
ing at home.
The Grange was the first ma
Jor farm organization to sub
NIT its views for use in draft
Ing new farm legislation by Con-
gresS next year.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

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eral Electric Dealer
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See your Big Ten
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
PACE RALPH HENRY BARBOUR!

The Football Rules Committee of the National Collegiate
Athletic Association after threeday hase in ST. Petersbur9
Fa ouawed by unanimous vote the Two platoon system in
organized schooI-boy mayhem.
While the regulation is too involved to into here.
COLLEGE football be just team instead OF
Cooches number of big schools screaming in
panied surprise when the broke but of them
more philosophical reecfng the attitude of Coach Bud VIII
knson of Oklahoma 1T will be disadvantage to u.s. he
said but definite advantage TO smaller schools The
platoon system has tendency to make big teams better
and little teams weaker.
But regardless of attitude of coach spectator
PLAYER for that matter something with good clean
American sport than fifty colleges TO abandon
football years. had simply gotten too rich for their
blood With football you had to be in business else
WAR ON THE WATERFRONT
THEY'VE been fdding around with il long time and not
qenq anywhere, said Senator Charles W. Tobey, RePl OF
New Hampshire speaking of racketeerng the New York
docks which he termed national scandal and national
disgrace.
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee of which he
has since become charmanl has jurisdiction since New York
port he said, and he would like TO
duct an inquiry and television foo.
Yes" he said I for teIevson, like it, 1t only
little more elaborate reporting and think the people have
right to their government working
And the Senator will also have the help of all the AFL
maritime in the New York if he wants it, The
Greater New York Harbor Port Council, organization
has bee- formed by members Of AF unions representing
onohoemen sailors licensed deck and eneneroom officers
and radio operators who have declared waterfront
crime, violence and union ruebreakers
With all due respect the Senator from New Hampshire,
we submit that this Port Council will prove mighty force
in this reform the miracle of teevson. Unions growing
p and coming understand their real and how to
II when they defend the society of which they
part as we'll to control errine members.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
JANUARY 27

TUESDAY, JANUARY 27
Happy Harry Cleve, East High
Street
High Club, Club House pm.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %
indoor Mrs F. f. Ros-
North
Brotherhood meeting st. Johns Lutheran Church
Missionary Church of Christ Christian Unon West
THURSDAY, JANUARY %
Presbyterian Senior Choir rehearsal 7:30 o'clock
rehearsal 730
property Keough Prairie Pike mile north
State Washington C. H., IL am
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81
$3.50 London High School gymnasium,
by Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority.
Polio benefit $3.50 dance gymnasium at Midway School
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY
Regular AnVetS meeting, Lake Lodge
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Golden Mrs j. East High Street,
8
Woman's Club Civic program Club House o'clock.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
Presbyterian home H. G. Ekedahl Rich
mond Ave, p. m.
Guild Presbyterian Church, home Mrs Simon Bell Garfield
Avenue, 8
Presbyterian Pickett Taw
thorne Avenue,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
Club, Harry Steel Mrs Francis
Kronk, hostesses
THE High School auditorium West Jefferson
presented by Players Club S15 o'clock Also Thursday Feb
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
Jan. 81 Deadline
For BUG Reports

COLUMBUS, Ohio-Ohio en-
ployer who wish to avoid the
payment of delinquency penalties
and possible interest charges have
until January 81 to file their con-
tribution reports and remittances
to the Ohio Bureau of Unemploy-
ment Compensation for the fourth
calendar quarter of 1852, Ernest
Cornell, BUG Administrator, said
today.
Cornell explained that quarterly
contributions, based upon taxable
payrolls of all employers who hire
three or more workers in any one
day, are actually due at the end
of each calendar quarter. Under
the Ohio law, employers are given
the next succeeding month in
which to complete their reports
and mail them, together with their
remittances; to the BUGS Central
Office in Columbus.
Liable employers who have not
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
Doctor Says Flu
Is Not Epidemic

Flu in Madison county has not
reached epidemic proportions as
yet" so said county health COM
missioner, Robert Vogel, Monday.
West Jefferson "B" school closed
last Friday and the other school
closed Monday but closing was
caused by a teacher shortage
rather than low attendance by
pupils, Vogel said. Plain City
schools will close tomorrow, ac-
cording to Supt. r. D. Webster.
Madison Rural and London schools
will remain open unless the flu
spreads it was said.
Doctor Vogel described the flu
as mild" and said that it was a
variety which is not too serious at
its present stage. Persons who NAV
have the flu are advised to see
their doctors Immediately, how
ever. AT present London schools
have about IL percent of its pupils
absent. However, the flu is not
considered dangerous or in epi-
demic stage until absenteeism
reaches about 25 per cent or bet
ter.
SALES TAX UP
Sales tax collections in Madison
county continue to run above those
of a year ago, report from the
office of Roger Tracy, state trea-
Surer.
Collection for the week ending
Jan. 10 were $3,216 as against
total of $2,607 for corresponding
period in 1852.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
First Degree Murder
Is A Capital Offense

Recent inquiry has brought
out that no one has ever been
convicted of first degree muir
der in Madison county. Court
records show that not single
person in the County's history
has ever been found guilty of
the charge.
However, a story making the
rounds at the present time
which states that no one can be
given the death penalty is un-
founded and untrue.
The story states in effect that
due to some clause" or "agree-
ment" in the deed for the land
on which the court house is
built prevents this. 1t is believ-
ed by some that the persons
previously owning the court
house land placed specific
agreements in the deeds which
prevents the death sentence
here. It has been found that
this STORY is heard in almost
every county seat in the state
Ohio laws, on the other hand,
provide for the death penalty
mandatory wherein the accused
is found guilty of murder in the
first degree. No agreement
to the contrary, even had there
been one, would be Intellectual,
it is said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
Newspaper Sales
Soar As Public
Sees Inauguration

NEW YORK R-President Ell
senhower's inauguration gave a
solid boost to newspaper sales
around the country, an Associated
Press survey showed today.
Millions viewed the inaugural on
television; millions more heard it
broadcast on the radio. But, re-
ports from circulation managers
disclose, when these millions fl
nally pried themselves loose from
video screens and radio sets, many
of them turned to newspapers for
the complete story.
A check of morning and after
noon dailies in 20 major u. S.
cities showed the great majority
reporting increased newsstand sales
on and Immediately after inaugura-
ton day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
MarysviIIe Man
Wins $4,000 Suit
In Damage Case

A 17-year-old Marysville, Rt. 2
youth who testified he had been
unable to participate in gym class
es or athletics since he entered
high school, was denied $1,000
damage claim for accident injuries,
Tuesday.
Union county Common Pleas
Jurors deliberated just 68 minutes
before deciding in favor of the de-
fendant, Herman c. Blumenschein,
ElWood ave.
Eleven of the II jurors con-
CURED in the verdict returned the
second afternoon of trial based
on young Harold Harrington's
claim that the 74-year-old defend
ants car struck him June IA, 1850
in a ditch alongside the Pharis-
burg-Dover road.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27

way, R. D.; Ben Timmons, West
Jefferson.
Time of Meeting: Second Mon
day of each month. 8 pm.
MADISON: Paul M. Jones, Pres
ident, London, r. 1; Edgar Smith,
Vice-President, London, r. 1; w.
Dairl Sifrit, Clerk, London, r. 4;
Russell ]. Patton, Mt. Sterling, r.
2; George Ropp, London, r. 1.
Time of Meeting: Fourth Thurs
day of each month.
MT. STERLING: Robert E.
Wright, President, Mt. Sterling;
Ray Butz, Vice-President, Mt.
Sterling, R. 2; Ruth Loofbourrow,
Clerk, Mt. Sterling, r. 8; T. M.
Midgley, Mt. Sterling; E c. Ward,
Mt Sterling; Leslie Galbreath, Mt.
Sterling, r. 2. 80
Time of Meeting: First Monday
vi NoIll Q P.lIls
81 PIKE-MONROE: John Lammi,
President, London r. 3; Paul Over
turf, Vice-Pres., Plain City r. l;
VIM. G. Oyler, Clerk, London, r.
3; Eugene Wilson, Mechanicsburg,
r. 2; Harold Murry, London, R. 3;
c. E. Howsmon, London, r. 3.
Time of Meeting: First Thurs
day after the first Monday of the
month.
PLAIN CITY: Paul Davis, Pre-
sident, Plain City; DR.. F. H. Geo
rye, Vice-President, Plain City; A.
G. Kirby, Clerk, Plain City; Jay
Graber, Plain City; DR.. P. T. Hay
mes, Plain City.
Time of Meeting: Second Mon
day of the month.
RANGE: Robert Edwards, Presi-
dent, South Solon, R. /; Jacob But
Ter, Vice-President, Mt. Sterling,
r. 1; Roy Tope Clerk, Mt. Sterling,
r. l: Isaiah Call, London, r. /;
Kermit Hankins, South Solon, r. l.
Time of Meeting: 4th Thursday
of each Calendar month. 7:30 m.
SOMERFORD: Clay Tooker,
President, London, R. Q; Branford
Gist, Vice-President, London, r. 2;
James Taylor Clerk, London, R. 2;
Owen Ackerman, London, R. 2;
William Bauerle, London, R. 2.
Time of Meeting: 4th Thursday
of school month during school.
Last Thursday OF Calendar month
during vacation.
STOKES: Chas. B. Lutz, Presi-
dent, South Solon; Ernest Vallery,
Vice-President, London, R. /; Ivah
S. Butcher, Clerk, South Solon,
Robert DeVee, South Solon, R. D;
Henry Klever, South Solon, r. d.
Time of Meeting: Last Monday
of the calendar month. 8 PM.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27

received their copies of the contri-
button form (UCO-2e), which
were mailed to all employers at
the end of the quarter December
1851, are asked to write immed-
lately to the BUGS Contribution
Department and ask for a dupli-
cate copy.
Liability under the Ohio Law
covers the complete quarter in
which three or more workers are
hired in any one day and continues
through the remainder of the cal
endar year and for the entire sue
ceeding calendar year. This apples
to all employers except those in
certain types of employment spe-
officially excluded by the law.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
Members Of County
Boards Of Education

COUNTY: Isaiah Call, President,
London, R. 1; VIM. F. Murray, V.
President, Mt. Sterling, r. 2; Rolla
d. Webster, Clerk, London; DR.. w.
H. Lee, Plain City; Arthur P.
Meeker, Plain City, r. 2; Cecil A.
Reed, London, r. 3.
Time of Meeting: Third We'd
nesday of each month.
CANAAN: John Hanscel, Presi-
dent, West Jefferson, r. D.; Hugh
Roby, Vice-President, Plain City,
r. 2; Charlotte Hennis, Clerk,
Plain City, r. 2; Austin Harbage,
West jefferson, r. D.; Edward
Hennis, Plain City, r. 2; Drue
Baldridge, Plain City, r. D.
Time of Meeting: First Monday
of the month.
DEERCREEK: Waldo E. Rec.
tor, President, London, r. 3; Ivan
Miller, Vice-President, London, R.
3; Leroy Roudebush, Clerk, Lon
don, r. 3; Philip Ferguson, Lon
don, r. 3; Gerald Geyer, West JEFF
ferson, r. /; Richard Howard
London, r. 3.
Time of Meeting: First Monday
of the month. 8 pm. School Build
ing.
FAIRFIELD: Ch S ter Babb
President, London, r. A; Orville
Cummins, Vice-President, London
r. A; c. w. Bricker Clerk, Lon
don, r. 4; Homer Wilson, London
r. 4; Donald Laird, London, r. A;
Milton Karn, London, r. A.
Time of Meeting: Third Wed
nesday. 8 pm.
JEFFERSON: Donald Elliott,
President, Galloway, r. D.; r. L.
Parsons, Vice-President, West JEFF
ferson; P. Fl. Laferty, Clerk, West
jefferson; Robert Richards, Gallo
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
Phone 81 or 8z

Cecil; Holcomb, Victor; Johnson,
Charles; Johnson, Dale; Nelson,
Robert; Nichols, Robert; Sollars,
David; Ward, Rebecca.
SECOND GRADE = Adams,
Jeffrey; Alcott, judy; Dillon,
Jerry; Dowler, Philip; Fout, Eula;
Johnson, Roger; Jones, Charles;
Jones, Patricia; Lowery, Phillip;
Morrison, Don; Napier, Henry;
Puckett, Janice; Sherman, Jon.
Thomas, Mary 10; Trees, Daniel;
Waddle, Marsha; Yerian, Samuel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
Honor Roll
HONOR ROLL
First Semester

SENIOR CLASS - Bangham,
Jerry; Bennett, Arthur; Dickerson,
Maynard; Dillon, Carole Sue; Dill
lon, Beatrice; JenkinSon, Rilla (A);
Laird, Jean; Sanders, Avanelle;
Sollars, Sarah; Thibaut, Roger;
Witbeck, Marian.
JUNIOR CLASS SS-Andrews, Pat
ty; Baker, Phyllis; Barr, Don;
Baynes, Gerald; Bruce, Donna;
Conway, Pete; Grouse, Verlie;
FIannery, Roger; Foster, Phyllis;
H a r b a ge, Venessa; Jenkinson,
Marion; Kennedy, Ben; Roger,
Hilda; Londergan, Elaine; Sand
ers, William; Simmon, Richard;
Smith, Jim; Sollars, Connie Ting
ley, Donna; Warnock, Mary F.;
Williams, Joyce; Young, Elsie.
SOPHOMORE CLASS-Adrean,
Carolyn; Brill, Gloria; Bush, Will
ma; Ferguson, Barbara; Hood,
Linda ca; LeBeau, Dick; Must
ard, Patricia; Radcliff, Shirley;
Smith, David; Wilt, Patricia.
FRESHMAN CLASS-Borders,
Beverly; Cecil, Charles; Clark,
Charles; Cummins, Peggy; Dilling-
ham, Anita; Dillon, Nancy; Drake,
Donald; Drury, John; Dworkin,
Marvin; Fades, Nancy; Fleming,
Kathleen; Casper, Donald; Cos
sard, Mildred; Green, SheryI;
Harrington, Nancy; Hughes, Mir
lam; Hume, David; Johnson Rich
ard; Jones, Sue; McCauley, Anne;
Peters, Connie; Rector, Romaine;
Robson, Richard; Sidener, Chris;
Strine, Ruth; Thibaut, Howard; !;
Thompson, Sonia; Wicker, Sylvia;
Witbeck, Joyce.
EIGHTH GRADE - Brown,
Gloria; Cristee, Charlene; Farrar,
Gwendolyn; Ferguson, Karol Sue;
Jenkinson, Re cca; Johnson,
Elaine; Lindig, jeanne; Rosnagle,
Harriet; Smith, Nancy; Green,
Shelton; Jackman, David; Sollars,
Marlyn; Turvy, Roger.
THIRD GRADE = Alder,
Charles; Alkire, Sharon; Alton,
Connie Sue; Bean, Rober; Bell,
Judith; Burlile, Dolores; Burlile,
Thomas; Cain, Judith; Ches-
brough, Lezlie; Clifton, Carolyn;
Clifton, Carolyn Sue; Gregg, Bar
bara; Daniels, Thomas; Deyo
Sheryl; Dworkin, Barbara; Fades
Donald; Farquhar, Mary; Ferneau
Larry; Fout, Doris Jean; Henry
Beverly Sue; Lowe, Carolyn; Nc
Candless, Sharon; Mccoy, Sharon;
Miller, Sandra; Miller, Rita; Milo
Shirley; Owen, Ronald; Pruitt
Mary; Ripley, Gary; Stainbrook
Glenda; Taylor, Ronnie; White
Julie; Wallis, Robert; White
Shirley; Williams, Paul.
FOURTH GRADE - Bennett
Sandra; Byrd, Herschel; Dean
Jerry; Deneca, Jennett; Dennen
Donna; Deyo, Judy; Evans, Vir.
ginia; Farrar, Jane; Fender, Mary
Katherine; Flanagan, Hugh; Fout
Edward; Green, Carolyn; Groves
Sandra; Kyger, Lynn; Lukens
Loisann; Marx, Steven; Meadows
David; Mcbride, James; McGough
III, Robert; McNeal, Shirley; Rea
June Ellen; Ridenour, Diane; Rob-
ison, Tommy; Rowe, Saundra;
Shumate, Beverly; Smith, Carole;
Smell, Danny; Speasmaker, Sandy;
Stapleton, James; Starbuck, Jerry;
Stidam, Ronnie; Thompson, JEAN
ne; West, Mickey; Wicker, 10
Anna; Wilson, Marilyn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
FIFTH GRADE-Bidwell, Celia;

FIFTH GRADE-Bidwell, Celia;
Bridgeman, Constance; Church,
Arnold; Dodds, Susan; Hayman,
Roger; Hooking, Daniel; Johnson,
Patricia; Johnson, Sharon; Jones,
Eugene; Moorehart, Sharon; Pet
ers, Gary, Oxley, Philip; Scurry,
Fred; Smouse, David; Streitenber-
ger, Richard; Tracey, Dianne;
loops, Linda; Vandermark, Rus
sell; Weaver, Phyllis; Whitelow,
Karen; Whit, Arthur; Wilson,
Marilyn. a-
SIXTH -Bidwell, Rob-
ert; Brandenburg, William; Bur-
lie, Phyllis; Gregg, Dean; Dillon,
Gale; Fannon, Patricia; Ferneau,
Mace; Gambill, Charlotte; HAM
mond, Richard; Jenkinson, Nancy;
Liller, Cathey; Morrison, Susan;
Slagle, Frank; Steel, Ruth; Std
am, Verla; Thibaut, Larry; Young,
Barbara.
SEVENTH GRADE = Beaver,
Amalee; Chesbrough, Godfrey;
Creath, Nicky; Harrington, Emma
Jean; Goodson, Anne; Hanson,
Beverly; Lohr, Judy; Mahan, Sue;
Martin, Eleanor; Noble, Vivien,
Lee; Richards, Dorothy; Seldom,
Dolores; Strine, John; Wicker,
Stephen
HONOR ROLL
Third Six Weeks Grading Period
SENIOR CLASS - Bangham,
Jerry; Bennett, Arthur; Bierbaugh,
Barbara; Dickerson, Maynard;
Dillon, Carole Sue: Dillon, Beat
rice; Jenkinson, Rilla (A); Laird,
Jean; Sanders, Avanelle; Sollars,
Sarah; Thompson, Shirley; Wit
beck, Marian.
JUNIOR CLASS Andrews,
Patty; Baker, Phyllis; Baynes,
Gerald; Bruce, Donna; Conway,
Pete; Grouse, Verlie; Dillingham;,
Mary Kay; Flannery, Roger; Fos-
ter, Phyllis; Harbage, Venessa;
Jenkinson, Marion; Kennedy, Ben;
Londergan, Elaine (A); Mckenzie,
Don; Morrison, Nancy; Sanders,
William; Simmon, Richard; Smith,
Jim; Sollars, Connie; Tingley,
Donna; Warnock, Mary T.; Will
liams, Joyce.
SOPHOMORE CLASS-Adrean,
Carolyn; Brill, Gloria; Bush, Will
ma; Cheeseman, Normalee; Fergu-
son, Barbara; Hood, Linda (A) T;
LeBeau, Dick; Mustard, Patricia;
Radcliffe, Shirley; Smith, David;
Wilt, Patricia; Wood, Roberta.
FRESHMAN CLASS-Borders,
Beverly; Cecil, Charles; Clark
Charles; Cummins, Peggy; Dilling-
ham, Anita; Dillon, Nancy; Drake
Donald; Drury, John; Dworkin
Marvin; Fades, Nancy; Fleming,
Kathleen; Gossard, Mildr e d;
Green, Sheryll; Hughes, Miriam;
Hume, David; Jones, Sue; McCau-
ley, Anne; Peters, Connie; Rector
Romaine; Robson, Richard; Roth
well, Larry; Sidener, Chris; Strine,
Ruth; Thompson, Sonia.
EIGHTH GRADE - Cristee
Charlene; Farrar, Gwendolyn; Lin
dig, jeanne; Rosnagle, Harriet;
Smith, Nancy; Green, Shelton;
Jackman, David; Sollars, Marlyn;
Turvy, Roger.
THIRD GRADE = Alder,
Charles; Alkire, Sharon; Alton,
Connie Sue; Bell, Judith; Bell,
Stephen; Burlile, Dolores; Burlile,
Thomas; Bussey, John; Ches-
brough, Lezlie; Clifton, Carolyn;
Clifton, Carolyn; Gregg, Barbara;
Deyo, Sheryl; Fades, Donald; Far
quhar, Mary; Fout, Doris Jean;
Henry, Beverly; Mcandless, Shar-
on; Mccoy, Sharon; Miller, Rita;
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
School Executives
Will Meet Feb. 4

The next meeting of the Execu-
tive Heads of the Madison County
Schools will be held Wednesday,
February A, at 4:30 p. m, in the
office of County Superintendent r.
d. Webster.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature will regularly and will be
published each Monday and tuesday The service is Free
Please send copy by Friday for events taking place
the following week. Copy must be submitted before Fri
day noon deadine. Thank You!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
First Semester

KINDERGARTEN - Allison,
Steven; Ball, Beverly Ann; Barr,
Dale; Day, Cynthia; Deck, Susan;
Londergan, Cheryl; McCord, John;
Peters, Jack; Peters, Larry; Town
send, Carol.
FIRST GRADE = Alkire. Neil:
Boyer, John; Brown, David; Caste,
Tommie; Daniels, Darlin; Dodds,
Jackie; Farquhar Susan; Herman,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27

Miller, Sandra; Milo, Shirley;
Napier, Ivy; Owen, Ronald; Pru-
lit, Mary; Ripley Gary; Rockwell,
Patricia; Stainbrook, Glenda; Tay-
lor, Ronnie; Trent, Julie; Wallis,
Robert; White, Shirley.
FOURTH GRADE = Bennett,
Sandra; Byrd, Herschel; Deneca,
Jennett; Dennen, Donna; Deyo,
Judy; Farrar, Jane; Fender, Mary
Katherine; Flanagan, Hugh; Fout,
Cherie; Fout, Edward; Green,
Carolyn' Kyger, Lynn; Lukens,
Loisann; Marx, Stephen: Mead
ows, David; Mcbride, James; Nc
Cough, Ill, Robert; McNeal, Shir-
ley; Rea, June Ellen; Ridenour,
Diane; Robson, Tommy; Rowe,
Saundra; S h u m tie, Beverly;
Smith, Carole; Smell, Danny;
Speasmaker, Sandy; Starbuck,
jerry -Stidam, Ronnie; Thompson,
son, Jeanne; West, Nicky; Wicker,
10 Anna; Wilson, Marilyn.
FIFTH GRADE-Artis, Eunice;
Bidwell, Celia; Bridgeman, Cons
tance; Church, Arnold; Dodds, SUI
san; Garrard, Carole; Hayman,
Roger; Hooking, Daniel; Hoffman,
Gail; Johnson, Patricia; Johnson,
Sharon; Oxley, Philip; McClaskie,
Carolyn; Pruitt, Beulah; Sidener,
Nancy Lee; loops, Linda; Tracey,
Dianne; Vandermark, Russell; Vic
tor, Vicky; Weaver, Phyllis.
SIXTH GRADE-Bidwell, Rob
ert; Brandenburg, William; Burke,
George; Burlile, Phyllis; Crego,
Dean; Dillon, Gale; Fannon, Pa
tricia Fichner, Diane; Gambill,
Charlotte; Hammond, Richard;
Jenkinson, Nancy; Meadows, Syl-
via; Morrison, Susan; Slagle,
Frank; Steel, Ruth; Stidam, Verla;
Thibaut, Larry; Young, Barbara.
SEV ENTH GRADE - Bell,
d vid; Chesbrough, Godfrey;
Creath, Nicky; Dillingham;, Sue;
Folan. Donna Lee; Hanson, Bev-
erly; Lohr, Judy; Mahan, Sue;
Martin, Eleanor; Noble, Vivien
Lee; Richards, Dorothy; Strine,
John; Wicker, Stephen.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27

E Associated Leased service for stoe notionol
world The Associated Press entitled exclusively TO
all local in fhis newspaper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27

Editor,
Madison Press & Democrat,
London, Ohio
Dear Sir,
l wish to take this means and
opportunity to publicly thank all
of those persons who helped make
it possible for our Madison County
boys and girls witness" by the
means of television the Presiden-
tial Inauguration. Your Splendid
cooperation and civic interest is
appreciated.
(Signed) Rolla d. Webster
Supt. of Madison Co. Schools
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
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