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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
Ohio SpOrtsmen's S
League Would
Zone Waterfowl

COLUMBUS, OHIO - During
the annual meeting of the League
of Ohio Sportsmen, held recently
in Columbus, a number of resolu-
tions were passed by that group
which, if enacted into law, could
affect sportsmen in gener a |
throughout Ohio.
The League of Ohio Sportsmen
believe an ideal waterfowl season
would require having the State of
Ohio zoned. They further believe
that the northern zone in the State
of Ohio should be the counties
along Lake Erie and that other
states should make their own rec
concentrations as to their northern
boundaries. It was then resolved
that the League of Ohio Sportsmen
urge that an equitable waterfowl
season for the State of Ohio,
through the use of Zoning be es-
tablished and that a committee be
selected from the League to con-
suit with similar committees from
Indiana, Illinois and any other in
terested states to investigate such a
season. Mote Waterfowl seasons
are established by the u. S. Fish
& Wildlife Service with recon-
mendations coming from the Ohio
Division of Wildlife) In the past
the u. S. Fish & Wildlife Service
has discouraged the idea of zoning
the State of Ohio.
A number of resolutions were
adopted which would require
action by the State Legislature.
Among them: That the required
age of purchasing fishing licenses
be reduced from eighteen (18)
years of age to sixteen (16) years
of age so any person whose birth
day falls after the beginning of
any fishing season be free to fish
the remainder of so-called year;
that the League of Ohio Sportsmen
sponsor a movement to have the
nonres. fishing licenses increased
so that they will correspond in
close respect to what Ohioans must
pay for a nonresident license in
other states and further that the
temporary ten (10) day license fee
be increased; the League also ap-
proves of legislation giving conser-
vation officers, fire wardens and
park police, the same protection
and classification while on duty as
is given other police officers in the
State of Ohio.
In another resolution the League
of Ohio Sportsmen offered to joir
with the Division of Wildlife, the
Commercial Fisherman, the repre-
sentative sportsmen's groups and
the public in an effort to reach
agreement on the So-called San
dusEy Bay Bill". The League fur
ther believes corrective legislation
of present language in the Code
relative to commercial fishing
equipment and regulations of the
fishing equipment, all to aid law
enforcement, could result in ar
agreed bill without being punitive
or unfair.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
Ohio Leads In
Harness Horses

COLUMBUS, = Ohio con-
tinued to lead the nation in the
registration of harness horses last
year and established a new annual
record for single state in the
process.
State-by-state figures compiled
by the u. S. Trotting Association
show that Ohio was the national
leader for the 7th straight year.
Ohio registrations totaled 936. The
previous record for full year was
Ohio's 703 in 1851.
The national registration of har-
ness horses in all states last year
was 1885, also a record.
There was only a slight change
in the makeup of the top ten with
California and the Canadian pro-
vince of Ontario being replaced by
Iowa and Prince Edward Island.
Biggest gain of any state was
registered by Indiana which jump
ed from 4th to End with 548 reg
istrations. New York (538) climbed
from 5th to 3rd. Within the top
five both Illinois end to 4th) and
Pennsylvania (3rd to 5th) lost
ground.
Although Ohio does not have
any nurseries large enough to COM
pare with some of those located
in Kentucky and Pennsylvania, it
is state in which hundreds of in
dividual horsemen and farmers
own from one to five broodmares
and raise and race harness horses
from them.
Comparative annual regiStrat-
ions for the past two years are as
follows:
1852, Ohio 589, Illinois 376, Pen
nsylvania 331, Indiana 324, New
York 320, Kentucky 269, Michigan
188, California 1S5, Ontario 185,
Wisconsin 118.
1853, Ohio 936, Indiana 54S, New
York 538, Illinois 493, Pennsylvan-
ia 436, Kentucky 800, Michigan 304
Wisconsin 185, Prince Edward Is
land 168, Iowa 167.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
The
Teen-Age
Set
by Phil, Lin, and Anne

Dy PnIly LIN, ana Anne
The yearbook staff put it over"
on the rest of the student body
Monday. They met in the typing
room and enjoyed a good old-fash-
ioned pot luck dinner You got
away with it once - but don't try
it again. You might have some
visitors!
It's Spring Concert time again.
The band and choruses are work.
ing hard and planning night re-
hearsals. Ticket sales are now
underway, and all the members
of all three music organizations
have tickets that they are more
than anxious to get rid of. It's 60
ing to be a wonderful program;
no one will regret going to this
years performance.
Tuesday in Columbus, Mr.. Hart
ley attended a conference on school
District Reorganization. The Of
flee certainly was empty with both
Mr.. Hartley and his secretary out
for the day.
This was a big week for testing
our seniors. Wednesday the DEM
ocracy and Civics classes took Cur
rent Events quizzes to see just
how well informed they are. (We
hear there was quite a keen riv-
airy to see which class got the
highest median. The Democracy
demons won outD
Thursday forenoon ten brave
seniors attempted a three-hour es-
say test on the United Nations.
Anybody know what the Technical
Assistance Committee does? Ten
seniors want to know.
The basketball banquet Tuesday
night will officially wind up bas-
ketball season, just as our base
ball season gets under way. Fri
days game, scheduled with West
Jefferson was called off because
of weather. Maybe Lady Spring
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
SOUTH SOlON
BY Mrs. Ruth DisfendcI
Phone 327I

The Stokes Snappy Sewers All
Club held their first meeting
March 18th at the school build
ing. Officers elected were: Presi-
dent, Joyce Lutz; Vice President,
Carol Sue Clemans; Treasurer,
Carolyn Rothe; Secretary Nancy
Stewart and News Reporter, Ros-
alec Lowery. Other members of
the Club are: Janet Butcher,
Nancy Busher, Norma Blakley,
Joan Dougherty, Geraldine Huks,
Carolyn Butcher, Linda Blakeley,
Linda Vallery, Kay Klever, jan
ice Rice, Barbara Butcher, Con-
ME BIakley, Delora Humphrey,
Elizabeth Anderson and Pamela
Crabbe. Advisors are Mrs. Edwin
Vallery, Mrs. Russell Rothe and
Mrs. Douglass Lowery.
Mrs. Harlan Riegel,, Mrs. Hi
ram Riegel, Mrs. Jay Gossard,
Mrs. Clifford Clemmens and Mrs.
Mayme Riegel attended Ruth
Lyons television program in Gin
cinnati, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins
of Dayton were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Jenkins.
Mrs. Raymond O'Brien, Mrs.
Douglass Aldridge and Mrs. John
E. Diffendal were visitors in Col
umbus, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Powers
and family moved from the Ber-
tha Stroupe property to Jeffer-
sonville.
Mrs. Florence Mills is a pat
lent at University Hospital. Col
umbus for surgery.
Mrs. Delbert Porter is a pat
lent at Memorial Hospital Wash
ington c. II. for observation and
treatment.
The P. T. o. meeting was held
Thursday evening in the school
auditorium with Mr.. Hugh Alder
son presiding. Following the bus
mess session. the third and fourth
grade presented a play Little
Red Riding Hood" and a reading.
Song Here Comes Peter Cotton
tall was sung by Linda Diffen-
dal.
The Blue Star Mothers organi-
zation met on Tuesday evening in
the home of Mrs. Nellie Spicer.
Several members are planning to
attend a special meeting in Day
ton March 26th. Present were:
Mrs. Roy Critics, Mrs. Thurman
Spears, Mrs. Dana Porter, Mrs.
Rufus Jenkins, Mrs. Howard Muir
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30

Bruce, Verlie Grouse CA's), Betty
Darlington, Mary K. Dillingham;,
Rosemary Feeley, Neoma Fell
(A's), Roger Flannery, Phyllis
Foster, Connie Gallagher, Venessa
Harbage (As), Marion Jenkinson
(A's), Hilda Roger CA's), Mary
Jane Lambert, Rita Miller, Elaine
Londergan, Nancy Morrison (A's),
James Smith, Connie Sollars, Don
ma Tingely, Mary Fac Warnock
(A's), Joyce Williams (A's).
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
Honor Roll
THIRD GRADE

7IHD ShNDE
Thomas Clancy, Nancy Coil,
Prudence Dewey, Mary Lou Fan
non, Larry Ferguson, Eula Fout,
Stanley Gibson, Elizabeth Harbin,
Sandra Jones, James Kidwell,
Gary Londergon, Phillip Miller,
Amaryllis Peters, Janice Puckett,
William Rider, Brenda Rowe, Ser
ena Shaw, Jon Sherman, Mary Je
Thomas, Daniel Trees, Robert Tur-
vey, Cheryl West, Blanche Wilson,
Elizabeth Wilson, Samuel Yerian.
FOURTH GRADE
Charles Alder, Connie Alton,
Sharon Alkire, Judith Bell, Dolores
Burlile, Thomas Burlile, John Bus
sey, LeZlie Chesbrough, Carolyn
Clifton, Barbara Gregg, Jimmie
Daniels, Tommy Daniels, Sheryl
Deyo, Barbara Dworkins, Diana
Evans, Mary Farquhar, Doris Fout,
Beverly Henry, Sandra Miller,
Ethel Mills, Ronald Owen Mary
Pruitt, Carl Seldom, Glenda Stain
brook, Carol Stevens, Ralph Sti-
dam, Ronnie Taylor, Julia Trent,
Bobby Wallis, Tommy Whaley.
FIFTH GRADE
Beverly Allensworth, Leslie An
derson, Sandra Bennett, Donna
Dennen, Judy Deyo, Jane Farrar,
Mary K. Fender, Hugh Flanagan,
Edward Fout, Carolyn Green, Lynn
Kyger, Patricia Lindsay, Loisann
Lukens, Shirley McNeal, David
Meadows, Jerry Peters, William
Pratt, Diane Ridenour, Tommy
Robson, Saundra Rowe, Beverly
Shumate, Carole Sue Smith, Dan
iel Smell, Sandra Speasmaker,
James Stapleton, Ronald Stidam,
Jeanne Thompson, David loops,
Carl Truman, Marilyn Wilson,
Roberta Wilson, Louella Yerian.
SIXTH GRADE
Celia Bidwell, Connie Bridgman,
Roger Hayman, Daniel Hooking,
Patricia Johnson, Sharon Johnson,
Sharon Morehart, Sandra Richter,
Lee Sidner, Linda loops, Dianne
Tracey, Russell Vandemark, Vicky
Victor.
SEVENTH GRADE
Billie Joann Allensworth, Bob
Bidwell, William Brandenburg,
Dean Crego, Patricia Fannon,
Charolette Gambill, Nancy Jen-
kinson (A's), Cathey Liller, Frank
Slagle, Ruth Steel, Barbara Young
(A's), Verla Stidem.
EIGHTH GRADE
Amalee Beaver, Judy Lohr, Sue
Mahan, Nancy Pratt, Dolores Sell
don, Vivien Noble (A's), Dorothy
Richards, John Strine, Stephen
Wicker.
FRESHMEN
Harry Binion, Gloria Brown,
John Buck, Charlene Cristee, Carol
Culp, Julia Dwyer, Gwendolyn F'a-
rrar(A's), David Ferguson, Patsy
Flannery, Vicijean Geer, Sheldon
Green, Rebecca Jenkinson, Elaine
ohnson GA 81, Bar bar a
Kennedy, Joan Lindig, Melpo
Manos, Barbara Price, Harriet
Rosnagle, Nancy Smith, Earl Sol
lars, Roger Turvy.
SOPHOMORE
Glynn Adams, Charles Cecil,
Donna Clifton, Nancy Dillon, An
ita Dillingham;, Don Drake, John
Drury, Sheryll Green, Rose Ann
Hayman, David Hume, Joyce Jen-
kins, Richard Johnson, Sue Jones,
Anne McCauley, Romaine Rector,
Richard Robson, Ruth Ann Strfne.
JUNIOR
William Ames, Nancy Barck,
Carol Bardon, Gloria Brill (A's),
Wilma Bush, Barbara Ferguson,
Carolyn Garrett, Gonna Goodson,
Linda Hood, Connie King, Dick
lie Beau (A's), Patty Manning,
Patty Mustard, Marilyn Potter,
Shirley Radcliff, David Smith, Pat
ty Wilt, Bunny Wood.
SENIOR
Patty Andrews (A's), Phyllis
Baker (A'sl, Don Barr, Gerald
Baynes, Gertrude Binion, Donna
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
BIRTHS
RECORDED

Straley, Herbert & Anna, London
Ohio, Rt. l February 8, 1854, Dar-
lene Rose.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
NoTtnE oF APPoINTMENT

NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
Estate of Samuel 3. Frey Deceas-
ed Dinah Frey. Plain City, Ohio, r.
r. has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrators of the
Estate of Samuel B. Frey late of
Madison County. Ohio. deceased.
Dated this cath day of March AID.
1854 Number 12,105 Docket 6 Page
2. Maurice +. Beathard, Probate
Judge Of said County.
March 30, April 13
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
SPORTS

won't let us down and Tuesdays
game with st. Marys will come
off as planned. See you there!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
AnnuoI
Finonciui Report

DEERCREEK TOWNSHIP
Madison County Ohio
For the Fiscal Year Ending
December 81. 1853
Population 742 1853
Total Salaries and Wages Paid
During the Year 1853 - s4710.25
Tax Valuation ....--........ S3,339, ,383.00
Tax Levy .-..-..-...-........-.-..-.. s14
Rt 3, London. Ohio. March "a, 1864
I hereby certify the following re-
port to be correct
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30

STATE or OHIO
JAMES A. RHODES Auditor of state
Bureou OF Inspection and
Supervision ct Public Offices
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
NnnIcn or AppoINTMENT

Estate of Bertha Black Deceased
Forrest 4. Sidener, Jr., London,
Ohio has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator OF the
Estate Of Bertha Black late Of Mad
ison County, Ohio, deceased
Dated this 26th day of March AID.
1854 Number 12,107 Docket 6 Page
4. Maurice e. Beathard, Probate
Judge Of said County.
March 80 April 6 13
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30

&TATE OF OHIO
JAWS A. RHODES Auditor of state
Bl~ecu OF Inspection and
Supervision Of Public Offices
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT

Estate Of David Major Deceased
Paul IT. Major, 1872 South Wheatland
Avenue. Columbus, Ohio has been
duly appointed and qualified as EX-
ecutor Of the Estate of David Major
late of Madison County, Ohio, de-
ceased.
Dated this 18th day of March AID.
1854. Number 1905 Docket 5 Page
5S5. Maurice +. Beathard, Probate
Judge of said County.
March % 30 April
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
AnnuoI
Fincnciul Report
sOMERFORD TOWNSHIP

Madison County, Ohio
For the Fiscal Year Ending
December 81, 1858
Population 500 1850
Total Salaries and Wages Paid
During the Year 1858 -..-.-. $5,772.16
Tax Valuation --.--.-.-.-..... $2,304, ,694.00
Tax Levy ..--...--.--..-....-..-.--- S1A70
London, Ohio Rt. 2, March II. 1854
l hereby certify the following re-
port to be correct.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-30
GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS


Donald Norris
Township Clprl
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HElP--MEN

CLERK--Immediate opening for .
general ONCE worker, accuracy in
figures essential: q good opportunity
Tor the right man. HAWKINS
GLASS CO.. rear As M st. NV.
COLLECTOR SALESMAN-Excelie
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ton, plus top commissions on safes.
paid weekly; unlimited earnings:
ALLSTATE HOME EQUIPMENT
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fuel milk. 10 hogs fed, pay for
DEBIT MAN =
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WANTS RELlAbLE MAN FOR ES~
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Fair typist. Wholesale firm. Start.
$50 week; raises. Call MR.. COHEN,
Ii. i.33G3.
DEMONSTRATION sUPERvIs o r .
male or female. wanted to demon
strife and supervise fast-selling toy
Observation-Disclosures leading chain
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Demonstration Mgr. EMBREE CO.,
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of work incl. precision attachments
| (poic. not necessary: for medical
bldg. ONCE. Box 42S-A. Star. --26
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CIVILIAN
EMPLOYMENT
IMMEDIATE
WORK

Industrial changes may have
cost YOU your Job already, or
you may now see the hand
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may be seeking new employ
ment to better yourself.
For such men with or with
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with you. This ad does not
constitute an offer Of employ
ment but guarantees each ap-
plicant q courteous. confidential
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Car desirable. Phone JU. s.
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ask for MIR. LLEWELLYN.
Directions to get to 10000
insley st. Go UP Georgia
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left and Inslev is first left on
Plyers Mill I'd.
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Claims AdjuStor Trainee

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College graduate in middle eos. To
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supervision of claims handling
Please call ST. $4,000 between.
and 3. ID ~
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work; must have tipping exper. and
know Metro. area, in order to dis
patch service calls; good working
condS. and splendid chance for ad-
vancement. Box 3S6-A. Star. -26
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school grad. and draft exempt; d. c;
drivers license, some knowledge Of
tipping: interesting position with
chance for advancement. Apply 3rd
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INSURANCE CO., SIG 14th st. NV
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Real estate or property mgmt.
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Executive
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opportunity in large banking
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HELP--MEN Cont. j

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and front-end specialist for all
makes OF cars to operate new Weaver
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do no. outside soliciting. For per-
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APPLES-CIDER

APPLES-CIDER
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orchard. Sales places on Chain
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High School. CHILCOTT ORCHARD
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN AMI
Meetins-N Notice is hereby given
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and Trust COMPANY will be held al
its banking house at No 900 F
Street NV In the City Of Wash.
iington. District of Columbia, or
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pose of considering and determin.
ing BY vote whether an Agreement
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date the said Company and The
Riggs National Bank of Washington
ipgton District Of Columbia. under
United States, shall be ratified ano
confirmed; and for the purpose Of
voting upon any other matters in.
cidental to the proposed CONSOLE.
cation OF the. two banks copy
of the aforesaid Agreement, exc.
cuted by majority of the Director.
of each Of the two banks. provid
ing for the consolidation is on Ali
at the bank and NAV be inspected
during business hours The stocl
transfer books of this bank will b
closed at the close of business or
September II. 1854 and remain
closed until the opening of bust
ness on September 30. 1854
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AUCTION SALES
TRACT OF LAND at a,

S6-ACRE TRACT OF LAND at auction
on premises located 3Ia mi. S. Fred.
erick on e. side of Bakers Valley I'd
and on S. side of new u s. $40
Highly adaptable for lot subdivision
or small acreage tracts. 1t COM
mands beautiful view of Frederick
to west and the Braddock Mountains
rising elevation to east. Auction or
the premises on Tuesday, September
IS, 1854 at 1880 am. 1Ofe de-
post required on day of sale. balance
80 days. Immediate possession IRA
c. GEISBERT, Owner. Emmert r
Bowlus. Auctioneer. Phone Frederick
Md. MO. 21SS1.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR OF INTERNAL
REVENUE, DISTRICT OF BALTI-
MORE-The following described per-
sonal property. seized from Joseph
F. Robes, TIA Metropolitan Tele.
vision Service, 1922 wisconsin ave
NV, Washington. D. c., under War
rant for Distraint for payment
of assessed taxes due, will be solo
as provided by Section 1923, In
ternal Revenue Code. at public auc-
tion on Tuesday, September IS. 1854
at 1900 am. on the premises o.
Call Carl, Inc, 1915 l. st. NV.
Washington. D. C.
1-Ia47 Cadillac. two-door sedan
serial number S44S407.
NpCf 81
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STATESMAN
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ChrySler-Plymouth
1TOS Good Hone Rd. Sc.

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AUTO SHOP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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N. Irving, Arl., Va, IA. IL $40
must have refs. RADFORD BAK
Fry 1l301 Georgia ave-, Wheaton