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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-27
Water Level In
State Expected
To Drop Further

Columbus, Ohio-Predicting that
ground water supplies and stream
flow in the state will be at record
low level by late summer, the Ohio
Division of Water this week issued
a warning to municipalities urging
managers of all municipal water
supplies to take immediate inven-
tory of their source of supply and,
if necessary, to put into effect such
water conservation measures as
may be necessary to maintain ade-
quate supply.
The warning was made to oper-
ators of all municipal water sup
plies in the form of a report des-
cribing Ohio's present water situa-
ton.
The Division pointed out that
during the seven months, October
1853 through April 1854, rainfall
was 4.32 inches below normal, and
as a result there was far less re-
charge to ground water acquifers
than is normally expected. It also
was pointed out that we have pass
ed the period when any ground
water recharge can be expected,
and that from now until fall both
ground water levels and stream
flow can be expected to decline.
Municipalities with surface water
supplies from reservoirs were
warned that stream flow Unto res
ervoirs) will be at near record
low so they may expect that the
greater proportion of daily con-
sumption viii come from storage.
Although the reservoirs may be
full now, the Division POINTS ont,
unless the storage is enough to
make up for the deficiency in
stream flow there may not be
water enough to meet the antici-
pated demands of the next few
months.
They urge these municipalities
to institute water saving measures
now and plan for supplemental
supplies before a crisis arises.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-27
Benniie Miller
Badly Injured

Bennie Miller, residing on the
Van Wagner Road, south of Lon
don, was taken to Mt. Carmel
Hospital Friday morning, in the
Lukens Ambulance, following an
accident on the farm in which he
suffered a fractured right femur.
He was given first aid by DR..
VIM. r. Bacon at the Holman
Hospital before entering the Co
lumbus Hospital.
Miller is said to have been as
sembling an elevator preparatory
to loading hay into the barn when
the structure went out of balance
and toppled over on him.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-27
Man Held After
Automobile Burns

A London man was held temp
orarily in city Jail Sunday after
his auto burned on Route 40 near
Summerford Sunday. Police stated
that the man seemed to have no
satisfactory reason for the fire
and could give no explanation as
to how the fire may have started.
The London Community fire truck
answered the call in the early
hours and reported that no one
was injured in the blaze.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-27
David HoI+on In
Rhode Island

David Holton, Lieutenant (j.g)
has written his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl A. Holton, East First
Street, that he is back at home
base, at Newport, Rhode Island,
after a six months absence on
the destroyer Charles ]. Badger.
Dave" is supply officer on the
destroyer which left Newport last
December and has been cruising
in the Pacific and the Mediter-
rapp9n
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-27
WATER OFF THURSDAY

The London Water Depart
ment announces that the water
will be shut off for short
time after midnight Thursday
for valve repairs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-27
40 4-H Members
Attend Dairy Day

Forty Madison County All Mem
bers attended the Madison County
Junior Dairy Day according to
Don Genres, Associate Agricultu-
raj Agent.
The program started with a fit
ting and showing demonstration by
Jake and John Scheiderer. Then
they judged a ring of Jersey
heifers and Jersey Cows.
A second stop was made at the
Ray Dellinger farm where two
rings of Ayrshire cows were
judged. The group ate their picnic
lunch together at the Darby
Church. Ice cream was furnished
by the Borden Co. Kenneth Rine-
hart, Champaign County Agent
judged the rings and gave the plac-
ings.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-27
= OUR
"a Town
SIGN-o-TIMES

sIGN-o-TIMEs
Sign in a business office
says THINK Underneath
some wag had pencilled -.
OR fHWIM!"
HUMMNl
A gold-digger, is just girl
who has never been convicted
of petit larceny.
GAG
"Tis said that a trip to Reno
makes a woman feel like a
new man-and a trip to Den
mark sometimes makes a man
feel like a new woman!
HOLY MATRIMoNY
The change that marriage
makes in a woman is usually
quite obvious. Or should we
say a parent?
LAW
Old Haywood Snugg, the
Blackstone of Lower Glade
SAYS that many a lawyer is
engaged in interstate COM
merce. "A lawyer, says Hey
wood, "is a guy who, when
you're in trouble, lessons the
worry by doubling the fee."
CONVERSATION
Husband: What in the
world do you want with six
new dresses ?"
You Know Who: six new
hats"
QUESTION
Can we be sued for calling
Hattie Carnegie a designing
woman?
LIVING
Things have come to
pretty pass - not only do the
children have a hard time
shocking their parents - but
the parents don't seem to be
able to shock the kids.
????
Snap judgement, like a 100
yard-dash man, is usually not
much good in the long run.
THEATRES
Booking agents are for the
most part a pretty cynical lot.
We recall one sitting at his
desk obviously watching a
performer fly around the
room under his own power.
Agent puffed his cigar and
asked, That's pretty good but
what else can you do?"
pAFFYNITIoN
Gelatin - Nothing in five
delicious flavors.
GAMBLING
An inveterate gambler is a
funny duck. We talked to one
of the breed the other day
and he told us about the gen.
erosity of a gambling house
operator he knew and what a
great fellow the operator was.
why, he gives away free
fried chicken every night -
it doesn't cost a cent?" said
our once prosperous friend.
We asked, How much did
you lose last night ?"
Thirty seven dollars" said
our friend.
Pretty expensive chicken"
we offered.
mo, I LOST the money the
chicken was FREE!" said our
pal and we quietly stole away
shaking our pointy little head
TIP
And just for the record - q
tree ripened banana is inedi'
BILE so don't criticise the groc-
er when the bananas arrive
green.
PROGRESS
It's getting so that when {
lob is being done with steam
shovel, some guy argues that i
should be done with trowels
And then some other birC
comes along and says it shoulC
be done with teaspoons.
SUCCESS
Ever notice how superior
man acts who has been advis
ed by his doctor to sell every
thing and retire - especiall.
when the man happens to sci
at the peak. He soon forget
that it was on the doctors ad
vice that he made the NOV
and he then goes around act
ing like he did it all by hi
little self.
OUCH!
Always like the one abou
the sailor who was IN
10th falling tn hi
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-27
HoLcoMB ENLIsTs

Kenneth Holcomb, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Holcomb has en-
listed in the U. S. Navy and left
for his basic training at Balm
bridge, Maryland, July IA.
Holcomb is now in the hospital
at cambridge for observation and
treatment. His address is: Kenneth
L. Holcomb, S.H. 5724714, Ward
826 U.S.N., u. S.N. H., Bainbridge,
MARYLAND.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-27
THIS
NEWSPAPER

Believes established
Iocol merchants have
70 protect fheir RePu-
Fcfions That's your
b c ST guarantee OF
voIue.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15
Dairy Industry
Program Set

THE 18th ANNUAL Dairy Industry
week for all branches of dairy industry
will be held at Montana State college
Nov. % through Dec. 1, according to DR..
J. A. Nelson, head of the college dairy
industry department and in charge of
local arrangements.
The program will include a meeting
of the Montana Purebred Dairy Cattle
Association.
A course of instruction will be Of
fered which is designed to meet the
needs of the various branches of the
dairy industry. Instructors will be from
Missouri, Washington, Illinois, Oregon,
Idaho, California and the Montana State
college faculty.
Instruction will be in the general
fields of dairy manufacturing and pro-
duction.
The program for the week will in
clude dairy products show.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15
SOrensOn Elected Chairman
OF Farm Advisory Committee

THEODORE SORENSON, Dutton, was
was elected permanent chairman of the
Montana Agricultural Advisory Com
mittee at its organization meeting held
in Helena, Nov. 10. Preston j. Greer,
federal agricultural statistician, Helena,
was named secretary.
The committee was appointed by How
ard Doggett, northwest area director,
Commodity Sterilization Service, in re-
Spouse to an invitation issued to Mon
tana farmers by Secretary of Agricul-
ture Ezra Taft Benson. It's member
ship includes IL representative farmers
and officials of state farm organizations.
Purpose of the committee is to ad-
wise the United States Department of
Agriculture on Montana agricultural
problems.
Following extensive discussion of a
recommendation that the committee
endorse bushelage rather than acreage
control of crops, the committee found
it could agree only that a more thor
ough study of the subject should be
made. Chairman Sorenson was author
lied to appoint committees to make this
study and also to investigate possible
methods of making production allow
ances for premium wheats such as are
grown in Montana and to study the
needs of the small, family-type farm.
Reports of these committees will be
made at meeting to be held early in
December.
1t was generally agreed that Montana
wheat containing high percentage of
protein and being of good milling and
baking quality, should not be treated
the same as lower grades of wheat
available in other sections of the coun-
try and which actually are in surplus.
The committee also was unanimous
in recommending that the Department
of Agriculture impose quotas on mus
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15
Soil Conservation
Meet at Butte

PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS and dis
cussions will be major features of the
18th annual meeting of the Montana AS
Sociation of Soil Conservation districts
to be held in Butte, Nov. 80 and Dec. 1,
according to Clarence Popham, presi-
dent.
Typical of the activities will be two
demonstration meetings of the Beaver
head district board of supervisors. One
will illustrate how not to conduct a
meeting and the other how it should be
DONE The demonstrations will be I'M
der the direction of Rex Campbell,
Bozeman, extension soil conservation
list.
President Popham will conduct a
question and answer session in which
supervisors can air their problems.
Guest speakers at luncheon sessions
will be Gladwin E. Young, deputy ad-
ministrator of the Soil Conservation
Service, Washington, DC, and Otis
IoSSett, LanSf0rd, ND, area wee pres
ident, National Association of Soil Con-
servation Districts.
An informal smorgasbord dinner and
get together will be held Monday eve
ming preceding the regular convention.
The annual banquet, followed by a
dance and entertainment program will
be held the evening of Dec. 1.
Mrs. Hazel Spangler is in charge Of
special entertainment for wives attend
ing the meeting A tour of the Kelley
mine at Butte is planned.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15
Method Predicts
Cows Production

A NEW us. Department of Agricul-
ture method gives farmers a way to
predict closely the future milk output
of young dairy cows.
They can do it by multiplying her
early production by certain "age con-
version factors" according to Irwin
Slater, extension dairyman at the Uni
versity of Wyoming.
The method can help dairymen de-
eide if heifer is worth keeping as a
milk cow, Slater says. 1t can also fur
nish means for an early check of her
Sires value as breeding animal.
The conversion factors are arranged
in tables for easy use. Scientists have
used the tables for years in the national
Dairy Herd Improvement Associations
Sire-proving program. Tables were i'm
proved last year for better accuracy.
The revised factors are based on a
study of 3O5-day milking records of
nearly 100000 cows. They were all ages
and MIXED twice a day. Records COW
cred the years 1915 through 1852.
Tables of conversion factors can be
obtained from the Dairy Husbandry Re-
search Branch, US. Department of
Agriculture, Washington Is, DC.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15

tard seed not to exceed amounts actual.
ly brought into the country and asked
that the Secretary of Agriculture raise
sugar consumption estimates for next
year and thus improve the lot of both
cane and beet producers within the
United States.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15
Smiley Bull Brings
Top Price at Falls
43 bulls average SAL
HI. B. Sager, Aucti0neer

THE FIRST 20 head of bulls entering
the ring at the 33rd sale of the North
Montana Hereford breeders sold for an
average price of $548, as compared to
the second or following 20 head which
averaged 1912.
Vernon Smiley, Eden, came in with
another champion in the Nov. IL show
judged by Howard Lewis, Bozeman. H.
B. Sager, auctioneer, sold the bull the
next day at 1925 to T. N. Austad, Fair
field. The reserve champion bull sold at
the same price to Ed and Harry wager,
Choteau. Chris Jacobsen, Sun River
was the breeder.
Ted Fosse, Cascade County Extension
Agent served as Secretary Manager of
the show and sale.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15
CutWOrms at Work
In Some Areas

ARMY CUTWORMS are causing fall
damage to winter wheat in some parts
of the state, particularly in the triangle
area, according to George Roemhild,
assistant state entomologist at Montana
State college.
For this reason, Roemhild says, it
would be good idea for farmers in
these areas to check any winter wheat
plants which they have not looked at
closely for a week or two. Since the
adult moth does not lay her eggs uni
forrnly over the fields, the young army
cutworms are likely to be found in only
scattered spots.
Control measures taken now would be
worthwhile, the entomologist said, be-
cause any worms that are present will
probably live over the winter and con-
tinue to feed during warm open weather.
And if fall weather continues mild the
worms can still do considerable dam
age before they are slowed down by
winter.
To control the pests Roemhild rec
Ommends spraying with endrin at the
rate of two ounces of endrin (active ma
teriaD per acre. This amount of endrin
may be mixed with one gallon of oil
if aircraft spraying is done or with ten
gallons of water if a ground sprayer
is used. Endrin, he said, has proved sat
isfactory even when used just before or
during stormy weather.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15

Galvanized roofs need painting whel
the first rusty spot appears.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15

No job Is ever done until all tools
used are cleaned and put away.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13

zemlji. Oni su sc vrlo dobro
interesirali i uzimali ucesca
u rijesavanju nasih stvari, a
koji Sc ne slide svoga mate
rinskog jezika. zao nam je
da nasa diva delegate sa o.
sme konvencije H.B.Z. nisu
mogli biti prisutni, a to su
brat Franjo Zidaric, tajnik
odsjeka broj 240, radi njego-
va zdravlja sestra Antonio
spalj, bivsa tajnica odsjeka
broj 489, radi zdravlja ME-
zina supruga Tome. zelimo
i'm brzi oporavak u zdravlju.
Takodjer smo bill posjeceni
sa dvojicom clanova odsjeka
br. "a IL Eveleth, Mimi, pax
in molim da mi opposite, jer
su oni malo kasno dosli i nj
sam njihova imena zabiljezio.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13

Sada bi sc zelio u ime Fe-
deracije zahvaliti svima koji
su mas posjetili i koji SUI ne
umorno radili, da je mas sa-
stanak bio tako dobar j We
lik. swim a govornicima ma
njihovim lijepim govorima i
Rev. FIR. M. Skumavc, koji
je proveo cijelu vecer S ma
ma, kao | onima koji SUI do
nijeli noble "a novo clanstvo.
Zamolio bi sve nase clanstvo
u Minnesoti, da upregnu sve
snage u ovoj kampanji, pa
da jos dobijemo novog clan
stva da tako povecamo ma
su HBZ. kroz ovih par mje-
seci koji nam preostaju. "a
sucimo rukave,
A. f. Spraitz,
tajnik Federacije.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13
"ZAJEDNICAR"
Sa godisnje konferencije Federacije
0dsjeka H. B. zajednice u Minnesoti

Ma s. septembra t. g. Federacija Odsjeka Hrvatske
Braske zajednice odrzaa je svou godsnu konferencu
Chisholm Mimi, Ia koju mozemo ponosom kazat da
je bla mnogo boe posecena nego nase konferencije
proslost Ma sto blo zastupano odseka sa 7s dele
gata bankeu vecer je bilo sto delegatma gosti-
dobrm 6anovma nase Zaiednice preko 300 prisutnh
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13
opet bio vrlo burno po-

ZuIdVlJeIl l ZdIHOllO ClHnSCVO,
ako imaju sto da ga pitaju,
da ce on nastojati dati od-
govor u koliko mu je najvise
moguce. Bilo je postavljeno
dosta pitanja i on je dao do
bre odgovore svima ma "a
dovoljstvo. Zatim smo presli
ma biranje odbora Federaci-
je. Pa iako je tajnik u svom
izvjestaju preporucio, da ka-
da ovo pitanje dodje ma dnev-
nj red, da bi bio dobro da
delegati promijene cijeli od-
Dor te da izaberu novu upra-
WI, narcotic nase mladje cla-
move, kojima bi mi stariji po-
magali sve sto bi bilo u nasoj
moci. Delegacija nije popri-
mila ovu preporuku, vec je
pao predlog da sc suspendi-
raju pravila i da Sc jedno-
glasno bira cijeli start odbor.
Ovdje nam je dosao u pomoc
brat Vranes, koji je rastu-
MAGIC da je potrebno dvije
trecine glasova "a suspendi-
ranje pravila, te ako Sc to
ne dobije da Sc mora birati
po pravilima jedan po jedan.
Islo Sc ma glasovanje i svi su
glasovali da Sc suspendiraju
pravila. Zatim Sc je presto ma
biranje odbora, te su svi jed
noglasno izabrani start od-
bornici osim jednog nadzor-
nog odbornika, koji nije bio
prisutan, a to je brat John
Vidasic IL odsjeka broj 21O
u Chisholm. Ma njegovo mje-
sto je izabran brat Dane Ru-
kavina, il istog odsjeka. Ime-
ma odbornika Federacije je-
SUI: Frank Jurcic, predsjed-
mix; Ivan Ercegovich j Jo-
sip Babich, potpredsjednici;
Steve Vukelich, perovodja;
Anton F. Spraitz, ia jnik;
Marko sebalj, blagajnik; Ivan
Kramarich, Ivan Tomich i
Dane Rukavina, nadzorni 3D.
bornici.
Poslije izbora odbornici su
Sc zahvalili ma povjerenim
duznostima obecali, da &c
raditi sve sto i'm je u moci
"a Federaciju i HBZ. Zatim
je tajnik zamolio prisutne,
ako imaju kakve noble "a
novo clanstvo da mu ih pre-
dadu, koje &c on zajedno ot-
praviti ma tajnika odbora
kampanje u pocast nasih 81.
odbornika "a proslavu 60-go-
disnjice nase HBZ. Nije in
bilo mnogo, ali ipak 9 novih
molba je otpravljeno ma tai
nika odbora owe kampanje.
LA ovoga je bio predstavljen
i mas hrvatski umjetnik, brat
Josip Bogdanic il Eveleth,
Mimi, kojega svi volimo po-
stujemo i ponosimo Sc s ME-
GOWN radon. Predstavio ga
je brat Daniel Tupac, blagaj-
mix odsjeka broj 210. Brat
Bogdanic mas je lijepo po-
zdravio i zamolio, da po svr-
setku naseg zasjedanja svi
posjetimo Mining Museum"
u Chisholmu i da pregleda-
mo stvari koje Sc tamo ma
laze. To smo ucinili i inali
smo sto vidjeti. Brat Bog
danic tamo je darovao toliko
stvari "a izlozbu, da iii nj
sam mogao pobrojiti. Cd ovih
Gu napomenuti samo nekoie,
jer je toga previse "a opisati,
a niti prostor u nasem "Za-
jednica1'u" dozvo Lava. Ma
desnoj strani Sc vidi zemljo-
pis cd drzave Minnesota, koii
je izradjen cd raznovrsnih
znakova cd svake organiza-
cije u Minnesoti. Tamo .je i
najstariji znak cd nase "a
jednice, kojega do sada nj
sam nikad vidio. Dale smo
vidjeli hrvatsku tamburicu,
srpske gusle, slovensku har-
moniku, ploca cd Make, t.
d. Zaista Sc mozemo ponositi
nasim hrvatskim umjetni-
kom, bratom Bogdanicem.
U 6 sati u vecer gornja
dVOrana lie bila dupkom MI.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13

Vlo Je ueleSdIe pIeuSLdVlO
predsjednika Federacije, bra
ia Frank Jurcica, koji je O.
tvorio sjednicu u 1:30 poslije
podne sa pozdravom, da zivi
i napreduje nasa HBZ. ME
zinc clanstvo, da zivi ma
preduje Federacija Odsjeka
HBZ. u Minnesoti. Zatim .je
tajnik Federacije pozvao od-
sjeke imena svih delegate,
koji su zastupali iste. Brat
Steve Vukelich, perovodja Fe-
deracije procitao je zapisnik
cd proslogodisnje konferen-
cije, koji je bio primljen bez
prigovora. Zatim su svi od-
bornici Federacije dali izvjes-
taje o svome radu, koji SUI
bill topic primljeni po dele
gaciji.
Zatim je predsjednik "a
molio perovodju, da cita do
pise Federaciji. Citan je list
cd glavnog predsjednika H.
B. T., brata V. I. Mandica,
u kojem javlja da &c mas glav-
nj potpredsjednik HBZ., brat
Milan Vranes biti u nasoj dr.
zavi u posjeti kod svoje rod
bine, i da &c mas pocastiti i
ma konferenciji j ma banketu
sa svojim posjetom. Zamolio
mas je da ga docekamo sa
istom toplinom, kao sto smo
MEGA docekali kada je bio
mas gost i glavni govornik
ma proslim konferencijama.
Zatim je procitano drugo pi-
smo cd brata Mandica, u ko-
jem pozdravlja nase elanove
u Minnesoti ma nasem sastan-
ku i zeli nam dobar uspjeh
u nasem radu. Obadva pisma
SUI bila primljena do znanja
S velikim odobravanjem, i mi
smo docekali naseg glavnog
potpredsjednika Vranesa vr-
10 veselo i bilo nam je milo,
da smo imali jednog govor-
nika IL Glavnog Odbora ma
seq ureda, koji je dosao o
svom trosku. Mi smo sami
zelili imati jednog govornika
il glavnog ureda, ali poradi
slabe nase blagajne nismo BIZ
Ii u stanju istoga pozvati ra-
di putnih troskova. ia sam
pax uvjeren, da je brat Vra-
mes bio zadovoljan nasim
docekom, jer je bio vrlo We
SEQ medju mama upoznao Sc
sa mnogo zajednicara u svo-
joj rodnoj drzavi. Zatim je
tajnik Federacije predstavio
delegaciji jednog dobrog cla-
ma i dugogodisnjeg predsjed-
nika odsjeka H.B.Z. u Buhl,
Mimi, brata Marka Jurko-
vica sa njegovom cestitom
suprugom i simon, James Jur-
kovich. Oni SUI dosli kao 60
sti i dobri zajednicari ma ma
su konferencu, i bill su pri-
sutni ma sjednici ma ban
ketu.
ia Sc pax madam u kratko
vrijeme, kada Sc brat Jurko-
vic razgovori sa tajnikom nil
hova odsjeka, bratom andre
Devcic, koji je prisustvovao
kao gost nasoj konferenciji,
da &c oni donijeti ma sjednici
pred pjihovo clanstvo pre-
poruku, da Sc i njihov od-
sick prikljuci nasoj Fedora
ciji. zatim je stigao u dvo-
ranu mas glavni potpredsjed-
mix, brat Milan Vranes u
pratnji sa Thomas Krmpo-
itch, clanom odsjeka 210 IL
Chisholm. Tajnik Federacije
mu je otisao u susret i s nil
me Sc topic pozdravio od-
veo ga do stola kod naseg
predsjednika, koji ga je pred
stavio nasem clanstvu i koji
je bio burno pozdravljen po
delegaciji. Posto je bilo sko-
no 3 sata, brat Jurcic je dao
odmor cd Is minuta i kazao
da bi bio najbolje, da jedan
po jedan dodjemo kod glav-
nog potpredsjednika da Sc
8 mime pozdravimo upozna-
mo. Tako smo ucinili i mas
Milan je imao vruce prste ka-