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Evening star., 1954-06-04
AUTOS FOR SALE (cont.I

1853 Fleetwood Model 90
4-dr.. sedan. Hydra-Matic. power
steering, push button window lifts
and all accessories includ. low blow
like new: $500 mi; price. 50. .O75;
owners illness suggests this at
i. g e s, 10; 5-sIs5 after s. %
HYDRA; trans. Wv. tires; low mile;
ap' afs; stssset scSss the average S%'oso. Can
CABLLLSS ~ club coupe: a..
Orig; Jet black fnish; spotlessr rI1; IN,
Cadillac 1850 90 series 4-dr.;
beaut., orig. black finish. kept in
excel. cond. by. (WELL-KNoWN)
present owner; $3.50. La. 6-61s4.
CADILLAC 1s4e Fleetwood go;
offer. AID. 1910. DU. 7-O3ii. 81
1853 De vile coupe; i'm
maculate, 2-tone finish. Wv. tires.
chromium wire wheels. power steer:
ing raG,o tinted glass; to1che8ntr;Tl iSfs
low. mileage. win accept S4.195.
sun. DE. 2-i169. %
CADILLAC 1852 "62" sedan: black
finish. interior spotless. Hydra Matte.
7: and h.. one owner. low mileage:
c4SMGAc 1859 0SSs, coSDs Deyill.; beau
tiful light gray finish. in new;car
condition. power steering. Hydra
WV. tires. q, 600 miles BY private
owner. WA. 7-0429 and UN. 4-7256.
CADILLAC '52 "75" passenger sedan:
radio, heater Hydra-Matic. power
steering, E-z-Eye Glass; . real buy
e SIssS GSG 5sfT ca SAp1T9I Is2l
22nd st; NV; ST. $4,000:
auto. trans. Wv. tires. white orion
top, genuine maroon and white
leather: mileage under 1000:
i$;saS IF 1aS:M 1aS5 Sfo StSE Series
mileage, new car condition; Si.405.
cAfT'HNEss BUICK. INC. Used Car
Lot, 5115 Wisconsin ave. NV OIL.
$4,000. Lot No. Wo. 6-55S1. Open
CHEvRoLET AT convert. +. and h,
good running cond.. good paint and
tSp; ~ a5SSe3 e.; after 10 oo- s%; "A :.
dio. heater, plastic seat covers /
eash eAHsEss tEsss B6ck 0iPk Nc. nsa'ns Gssd
Lot. 5114 Wisconsin ave. NV. OIL.
$4,000. Lot No. Wo. 6-65s1. Open
CiHiEEyHRoLET ne ,5s de luxe 2-dr.: heater
nnav and PSTeHrSSEide: HSE owner; sSd m4e' ferms
9TH oTHo Williams. AO OsuicR. r. I.
fHsi e SFh SO s. Bei i' Air e-dr.: r.
and h.. Powerglide; 5000 mi;
viii vita accept 5 old older ' car % in trade. $50
Flower ave. Takoma PIX. Md. JU.
fEvGS; '5s Bel Air hardtop; in
and h.. directional signals. ETC.;
eaDs pS told euaS dr9m siT3b neyi carries AS
@ cHpE PoNr1Ac. sCaf'i i4sS = irving st St.
NV, AID. 4-S5O0; also 346O 14th
st. NV, RA. 3-967O. a
CHEVROLET 81 4-dr.;. T. and h.,
turn signals, Powerglide. beautiful
green finish; only ,EsI 81; Leg; TAKoMA TA5 M
CaEyRoIGT iIiSsF iPsnk 10 IU sport ocSps: r and
the money; only $595. TAKOMA
(Fordl. S725 Piney Branch rd.. ST.
yer Spring. JU. $1,000. -
81 conv.s has all ac-
cessories. cream color. beaut.. black
leather interior. new TOP; $Sy5; $Hn5c
Pa. ave. s.e., LU. 2-9827.
81 coupe; Jet black nm;
ish. r. and h., low mileage, good
tires; $685.. FRANK SMALL. Jr..
INC, $500 Pa. ave. Sc. LU. z
CHEVROLET 1861 de luxe town Sc
dan; good condition: S795. After
4 pm, 1902 Tewkesbury pl. NV:
CHRYSLER '46
New Yorker. black, 4-door sedan:
radio and heater. plus seat covers.
A real quality car for $349.
H. B. LEARY, Jr.
g. BROS, INC.
512O Wis. Ave. NV. Ho. 2-6012
Evening star., 1954-06-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET .5s 2-door; this one is
ssA1Ij s'sl. IL. !E:s !sE::ssIIss!c Isc.' 5000 Pa: ave:
CHEVROLET '5s all-metal station
mi; i owner; si.sS6. NORRIS
HUGHES, 7614 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
CSEEvRoLEr f1EVEa .bs club coupe; fully
equip. cleaning black, 10000 ac-
quest; auss % ssss. MoRRis-HUdHEs.
7614 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 6-1122:
CHEVROLET 81 de luxe 4-dr.; r.
and h., t. g.. Sc. peri. black, low
mil. / owner; $S95. NORRIS
HUGHES. 7614 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
CHEvvROLET 1850 Bel Air hardtop
sports coupe: never owned by old
owner. an Air Force ofhcer, who
demanded the finest care and per
Gently overhauied. new brakes: in
terror immaculate, with new up
holStery; virtually new WV. tires:
all access. incl: rear-seat speaker:
mist green and black exterior. never
Serving party for $S95. No other
offers or dealers. please. 10. s-4sS9.
CHEVROLET 80 4-dr. de luxe:
Powerglide. New-Life tubes, premium
hsSssr seat coysrs o%asr Sthsr extTss s5
CHEVROLET 1851 Bel Air sport
coupe; beaut. canary with black
top. Owned BY q nurse and never
mi; looks like new; +. and h..
nylon and leather uphol. Don't pass
this up ct only $l,O75. FRANK
SMALL Jr., INC. 1885 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. LU. 4-570O. .-6
1851 club coupe: heater,
seat covers, 2-tone green. low mile
you you viii have to see early; 8 months
or 5000 mile warranty; $685.. AR
LINGTON MOTOR CO. (FordD, 1917
N. Moore. St. Arl.. Va. IA. 1887.
1852 de luxe 2-dr.:
solid quality, dozens of sharp buy
ers are seeking. months or 5000
miles warranty. 81. 1876. ARLING-
TON MOTOR CO. Ford), $500 CO.
lumbia pike. s. Arl.. Va. ia. 7-S31O.
'5s Series "a1o" 4-door
antee. Car No. 560-A. MONROE
FORD. 800 Wis. ave. NV. WO.
$4,000. Open evenings until 9 pm.
so Fleetline 4-dr. Sc
dan; jet slsek h. raS.nt just turned
dition throughout. Butler Bonded:
$795. LEE D. BUTLER. INC. 1121
21st st. NV. DI. 7-O11O.
CHRYSLER '49
New, Yorker 4-deor sedan: radio
and heater. spotlight; very clean:
$196.
H. B. LEARY, Jr.
& BROS, INC.
$40 Wis. Ave. NV. Ho. 2-6012
Evening star., 1954-06-04
AVIATION
BOATS

MERCURY. authorized dealer, sales
and service; parts. and accessories
repairs, all makes: trades and terms.
BLALoCK CYCLE CO.. SLY Ga.
rfsaiNG Hsfii sii' BOAT. o4k 2o-ft. deadrise: 25-
h.p. marine engine; $500. BER-
LITz MARINA. Deale, Md. Cedar
FOAM RUBBER bunk mattresses cut
any shape. Ship-to-s shore radio. sala GIL
SANDERS RENTED-Belt, oscillating
and rotary. Marine paints and vars
nish. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY. 1852
1S-Ffo %isfonis2 RnNxsoGT-Front ssfi Ut deck. in
Maine Main; sVe. sVea, $50 & or !" ress. offer oE.
CABIN GRTJsEE q IdS sS sSt,, tsss e. WsEy THlIy
CHRfs-cRAFr, EnSfs S1Sai % IT,. 1852 rare de
luxe model. like new, 15S h.p:. cost
$500: sacrifice. $3.50. ST. 3-41O4
CSPPFR Si5PTs FASks AZ g. 1itsa aSprox O@ g to 50
seams; never used; S25 to $50 each
LU. 1-4S75. "a
AUXILIARY KETCH for sale; 20 IT.
can sleep 4; sturdily constructed
65!ssa 65ss; offics' fscs0nMSG!s' Ne: s-5f5I He @e
80 I2-PASSENGER RUNABOUT@aee
viz. 3165-h:p; seripps ,>, motor; %GT113 3e
goR Nh colonial s2h1o Beschl ShLyhN Va Dic6N 8!
1512-FT. CANOE, woodwork in lst-
class condition; complete with pad
dies; also 15-ft. inboard motor boat.
eft. beam; 6-h.p. Wisconsin in
board motor; 1st-elass CONDITION
WOLVERINE. & VERNE IA it.. with ~ -S.p;
motor; fully equip; steering ana
uphol seats; like new. DU. 5-7o66.
CyEss ssss:a 1''s &. Il a,!;suH !; s' ca! fSZ
YACHT. Peggy: "A IT. 4 inches long.
10 it. 6 inches beam; Ventnor-3uilt;
sleeps s. cabins; Soo chEysles Eus stsTSTd GTSTn
CHRIs-CRAFT speed boat. 17la IT,.
95-h.p. Chris-Craft engine, double
planked mahog. hull: $395. includ-
Ing accessories. 0L: 2s4S29; ,-.66on 80
MIST anS GSEa SELL eaeo0fs4 fs4S o0-ft' cruis,
Along: 45-h.p. Gray marine engine,
2 hunks. ice chest, head and acces.
sories; make o1er: Boat at Soutn
Nd. or AP. 7-5237. -6
41-FT. 1949 Chris Craft; twin cabins;
twin C. c. engine, 14O hip. each;
RCA telephone; good cond.; S13, 200;
Cruiser. 20 it. by S12 IT.; UNIVERSAL
engine; ready to go: S1,S00. SHADY
Oaks Marina, West River 6OO1. d
1854 INLAND SEAS 25-ft. steel Clip
per express; twin mtrs.. used 30 hrs. I;
orig. cost SS,9S1; priced at $4,000.
1949 Steelcraft sedan; just refinishsd;
1853 safticraft a2-ft. sedan; twin en-
lS4s 26-ft. twin-enEine steelcraft
SIT. Richardson sedan; jus. r.
1a5s i5-ft. Barbour: eB-h.p. John
son; elec. starter; compl. outfitted:
slit. auxiliary cutter glass-incIosed
cabin; sets Of sails; excellent con-
1854 left. brand-new Century Re
sorter; AZ m.p.h. So. .14O
2S-ft. Steelcraft express, with new
115-h.p. Gray motor; navy Top;
sTEMcRiAFTGwAsHNdTcNCo CO.
Maine Ave. and NJ st. S.W. ST. 3-4145
l6-FOOT sPECIAL-BUILT Ventnor
racing boat with $50 gray Fireball;
spare props; clutch, generator,
starter. water pump and boat trail
er; very fast; 81 $50.
STEEL WASHINGTON co.
Maine Ave. and NJ st. S.W. ST. "a 46
-6
Evening star., 1954-06-04

WANTED-WiIl trade equity on in.
equity on late model, 2-bedfoom
trailer. Phone Lo. 4-5796 after 8
daily. Weekend, all day: ID.
eS;FT: GLIDER. l94s Tandem axle;
equipped incl Venetian blinds; two
6O-lh. propane tanks; 2 entrances
Must sell Immediately. $1.O75. OF
1880. 2804 Jefferson Davis hwy.
2S-FT. HOUSE TRAILER incl. porch,
div. rm.. BATH. fully furn.. incl
Tv, Must sacrifice to sell immed.
81 800 or best offer. Lot 2S4. TEN
IdiFsT PLE TRAMEF AT I5F ~ VILLAGE. Alex; Alex "a 90
tFsysl tSsua shSPs Ss%o ece q living; good
SPARTAN AS % it.. all aluminium
Going overseas; excel. cond.: sac
riflce, $1,000. Lot 10. FARMER
ancient ancient vc Oak Trailer ct.' Fslls ss
SPARTAN '53 35-Fr. HSE. TRAILER
furn, fully equip; nothing
to buy; ready to live in. Must see to
apprec; this offer. HAMS POINT
M4T9MEA M4: MASGUs, Scij Wash D c. Lot ). as
COMPLETE LINE gG,LTs LIsERTY MOBILE
Is It,. i and 2 bedrms. Attic-type
roof and Sin. heated floor. Cooler
in summer. warmer in winter. Top
trade-in allowance on your present
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Heeter Mobilehom Sales, Inc.
Rt. 1, collese PIX, Md. WE. 6-5l11
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Standard Oil To
Hold Opening Of
New Station Here

The Standard Oil Company
(Ohio) will formally open its first
company owned service station in
London, Ohio, with a two-day cele-
bration on Friday and Saturday,
March 5 and 6.
Located at High and Union Sire
cts, the new Soho station is con-
structed of porcelain and has a
three-bay lubritorium. The latest
service station equipment has been
installed so that the motoring pub
lie can get excellent and efficient
tire, battery and fabrication SER
vice. The modern station will car
ry complete line of Soho prod
ucts and automobile accessories for
the convenience of the car owner.
The new Soho station will be
by local people, including
Bill Fender, manager: Roy Harsh,
Johnny Worthington, Bill Bier
baugh, Kenny Litchfield, Chuck
Porter, and Jim Dillon.
There will be free gifts for the
patrons of this station during the
two-day grand opening, consisting
Of water glasses, roses, and candy
for children.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
WITH A BUCKEYE In CONGRESS
BY Brown, Congress.

BY J. Congress- District
of the House and of the
Committee which has jurisdiction legsa
announced last he introduce legislation
individual the earned credit
repealed Federal allowed sub
their after deductions
empons and the balance Senator George of
Georgia introduced legislation individual
the minority of the Ways and Means
raising the exemption to $780,
Washington Wednesday after
vacation Springs California to find
Federal exemptions for
dvidua resulting from his statement White
conference that he would reduction
time February employment figures usually the lowest
will be available week Secretary the
the Administrations opposition
emptions within the future.
spite being prob
ably political the effect and
the eadument will develop
instead will level off sometime in 1854
leaving the national high plateau of prosperity
1858 newsworthy
Teamsters Union who said ITO the who still has
readjustment if neighbor has lost his job it's
if he has lost his job, it's depression
the Census Bureau adopting
the unemployed those
25OOO00 O87O00 Jan 31st Some desous seeing
of their making
Actually however the and honest
does not change the number of unemployed at ALL
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
P-TA Group viii
Witness Physical
Education Phases

An interesting program Of the
activities of the Physical Educa-
ton Department of the London
schools, will be presented in con-
junction with the Parent-Teachers'
Association meeting at the school
next Monday night, March 8.
This physical education program
for both boys and girls is conduct
ed by Mr.. Chadwell and Miss
Cook.
Students from the seventh thr-
ough the twelfth grades will give
as many phases Of the work as
possible, including tumbling,
spring board gymnastics, rope,
bars, basketball, shuffleboard, to
give some idea Of what is being
accomplished in the department,
as well as to entertain those at
tending the meeting.
Though the program is being
presented in conjunction with the
PIT. A. meeting, a cordial invita-
tiOn is extended to any person in
tcrested in the work of the schools
and the Parent Teacher group.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
CoyIe To Manage
Saxbe Campaign

Martin A Coyle, chairman of
the Butler County Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee, will head the
campaign to nominate William
SaXbe as u. S. senator on the Re-
publican ticket.
Coyie announced today his ac-
ceptanCe of SaXbe's offer. He said
he planned to go to Columbus to-
morrow to assume charge Of the
campaign headquarters.
Saxbe, Mechanicsburg lawyer
and speaker of the State House of
Representatives, is battling Con-
gresham George Bender of Cleve-
land for the nomination.
Republican leaders said Saxbe
picked Coyle because of his state
wide reputation as an organizer.
The Butler County committee
endorsed SaXbe two weeks ago.
The executive committee yesterday
urged COyIe, a cIassmate of Saxbe
in the Ohio State University Law
School, to accept any position Of
fcrCd by SaXbe in his campaign.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
School Funds Up
Almost 3 Million

The first quarterly distribution
of money to Ohio school districts
this year under the school founda-
ton program was made today by
State Auditor James A. Rhodes,
with S29,S35, ,157.72 paid.
The total is S2,885, ,1O4.55 more
than the February 1858 distribu-
ton and was divided as follows:
S11, ,933, ,550.61 to local school
districts in the county school sys-
tenn; S9,648, ,949.O3 to city schools;
1851, ,365.18 to exempted village
schools; S4,64O,909.33 to the teach
ers' retirement system; $1,048,-
698 to the school employees re-
tirement system, and $871, ,685.57
to county boards of education.
This years increase of $685.
104.55 is, due to higher appropria-
tions by the legislature and gain
in enrolment.
Largest check for county schools
went to Montgomery county, S454,
1887; biggest check for city
schools, 1925, ,285. .88, went to Cleve-
land, and the biggest to the "a ex-
empted villages went to Sylvania
in Lucas county, $71, ,683.51.
London schools received $24,-
018.31 while the Madison county
school system received a total of
S75, 5,O89,5O.
Other schools in the area re-
Ceived: 'Urbana, S28, 1881; Wash
ington c. H, S53,36708; Xenia,
$71,92185; Marysville, 26,55710;
and Mechanicsburg, $50, ,269.22.
Fayette county received $751;
Champaign, S89,61O.78; I'm
ion, S69,222.67; Franklin, $780,
659.73; and Clark, S167, ,66O.67.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Farm-HOr1e Youth
Day Features Set
For March 23-26

Youth day, the last day of Ohio
Farm and Home Week this year,
features discussions of problems of
young people, contests and recog-
milton ceremonies, George Crane,
assistant director of extension said
today. Farm and Home Week
dates are March 1926.
Discussion topics include parent
teenager understanding, how to get
started in farming and credit pro-
blems of young farmers.
In special sections of the youth
day program, fifteen F. F. A. dis
trict public speaking winners will
vie for state honors; and 5, 10, Is,
20, and 25-year All club advisors
will receive recognition for their
service to Ohio young people.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
3E2 Million Auto
Plates This Year

COLUMBUS,OHIO. - March 1,
1854. - Three and one-half mill
ion motorists will buy their license
plates during the coming year ac-
cording to r. E. Foley, State Reg
istrar of Motor Vehicles.
There will be two plates this
year and the color combination is
white numerals on maroon back
ground. These colorS were last
used in 1941. There will be no ad-
Vertising on the plates this year.
The 1858 plates contained the num-
erals 1909 in commemoration of
Ohio's Sesquicentennial.
Mr.. Foley said about 800 deputy
registrars have been supplied with
registration forms and license
plates and will start to selling
them March I. All vehicles must
carry them by April l.
Many owners will have to resur-
rect brackets for holding a front
license plate this year. Only one
plate was issued for the rear of
each vehicle in 1853.
Foley said about $4,000 reserved
license plates -- those with un-
usual letter-numerical combina-
tions or the owners initials ~ are
being mailed out beginning next
Monday. Owners must pay an ex-
ira 81 fee for these reserved IL
censes. Applications for these IL
censes had to be filed by February
Is.
Foley urged all owners to have
their certificates of title for their
motor vehicles when they apply for
new licenses. only owners of the
vehicles can apply" said Foley.
Applicants for licenses are re-
minded to give their home taxing
district address, so that the tax
ing district will be credited with
its share of the license fee when
it is distributed by the state.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
MONDAY, MARCH l

Golden RuIe Bible Class home Mrs Cole sc Elm Street pm
TUESDAY MARCH 2 - x, pJ,roord Ayanue
Presbyterian Guild home MRS I1errS i9'
s pm. -, ,.,-. ci,,s r,.ndor Avenue
s nrn- co,lo Noble
Harmony Needle Club Mrs. R. j Dmgman, South Union
Street, pm . r,., ,,o
Circle home Mrs w " Nichols 1913 n Madison
Rd, s
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 -. -
Ienten Family night supper Methodist Church
Open Garden home Mrs Robert Armstrong, pm
THURSDAY, MARCH
County Crippled Chdrens Society dinner Coover Club
House, pm.
Methodist home Mrs. Gusta Byerly,
London Chapter OES Masonic Temple 8 pm
WCTU Mrs Myrl West 2
Pastors Aid pouI supper ST. Johns Lutheran church.
FRIDAY, MARCH
Flower Lovers Garden Club home Mrs Albert Kan
Grange Baking Contest Speaker Grange
Bde-AWee Club home Mrs. Myrl West 2 pm.
SATURDAY, MARCH
Postponed meeting Worth While Club Saturday. March
home Miss Dorothy Street, pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Key Employees
Need Training In
Human Relations

Executives of Columbus area
business and industry agree that
key personnel need special train
ing in order to meet the return to
more normal, competitive buSin-
ess conditions" and that help in
human relations is what is needed
most.
In a survey conducted by Kelly
Read & Co., Inc, Rochester, N.
Y, personnel development sepcial-
lists, heads or u companies in the
Col. area reported that "a more
highly competitive business period"
has returned and that this con-
dition requires a higher ratio of
productivity" of employees.
These executives concurred that
training in human relations for
their supervisors was one of the
major fields that needed immedi-
ate attention in order to obtain
this higher Productivity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
An Editorial
WHERE TAX RELIEF is NEEDED

The idea Of government reinsurance organization, de-
signed TO enable the private health insurance companies and
funds to broaden their benefits little
TO the insured is first glance attractive, But there
be dangers implicit in which must be given full consider
ation
The Chicago Daily News, for example. made big point
when said edtoray that if goes into the rein
business of two things must follow Either it
will be sef-suPPorting from fees in which it offers
ing. Or else it will not be seustanng which is the
likely and there you have government subsidy for health
insurance. all ready TO be expanded into uscae national
compulsory scheme.
The News then advocated which is sponsored
Representative Bolton of Ohio which would make all medical
expenses deducbe from for tax purposes. Thereby
the paper observed The who suffered would obtain
he greatest benefit And it would not in any way open the
road either compulsory health insurance. governmental
domination Of the health insurance industry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02

PARIS ISLAND, S. C. FHT-
NC)-Taking her place in the Ma
rine Corps after completing eight
weeks of recruit training is Wom-
an Marine Private First Class
Rosemary Call, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson L. Call of Route
4, London, Ohio.
While undergoing recruit train
ing, women marines live in col
lege-type dormitories and undergo
training in close order drill, or
ganized athletics and classroom
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
New Corporation
Established Here

Secretary of State Ted Brown
has issued a corporation charter to
The Ohio Dynamite Co., located in
London, with Herbert A. Bauman,
Jr., of 130 n. Main St, London, as
the statutory agent. Incorporators
are Herbert A Bauman, Jr,, Ruth
S. Bauman, and Herbert A. Bau-
man, Sr. The firm is permitted to
issue 100 shares of no par common
stock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
DeIbert Call Buys
Young Guernsey Bull

Peterborough, n. II. - Delbert
Call, South Charleston, Ohio, has
just purchased the young Guernsey
sire, Cogniac's Champ, from Hazel
II. Beach, London, Ohio.
This young bull is out of the
cow, Cogniac's Bobenettas Beauty
and is sired by Welcome In For
wards DelsOn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
MRS. WAYNE TYLER
is IMPROVING

Mrs. Wayne Tyler, who under
went a major operation ten days
ago in Grant Hospital, is recover
ing and expects to return to her
home on East High Street, by the
middle of this week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature will regularly and will be
published each Monday and Tuesday, The service is Free
Please send in copy by Friday noon for events taking place
+b floviro week Copy must be submitted before Fri
dsv noon deadIne. Thank You!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
GUARD SMITH is
IN HOSPITAL

Ollie Smith, 211a South Main
Street, a guard at the London
Prison Farm has entered White
Cross Hospital for an operation.
His room is 1O6.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
Benefit Style Show
AT IIonka's S Attended
By County Women

Seen among the $50 smartly
gowned women at the luncheon
and style show at Ilonka's Provin-
cial House, East Broad Street, Col
umbus, Wednesday, were ten from
Madison County.
Sponsored by Brace ", Frank
lin County Society for Crippled
Children, the entire proceeds from
the party will go to the Crippled
Children's Cerebral Palsy Center,
533 East Town Street, Columbus.
From this area were, Mrs. NJ. Z.
Blackmore, Mrs. Paul M. Dwyer,
Mrs. Bruce D. Lewis and Mrs,
Marcus CornWell, London; Mrs.
Leroy Peck Mrs. Kermit Hankins
and Mrs. Homer Robson, Sedalia;
Mrs. A. r. Alkire, Sr., Mrs. AlVa
Hill and Mrs. Francis Downs, Mt.
Sterling.
Mrs. Blackmore and Mrs. Alkire
were among those who received
special prizes at the luncheon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
ALEXANDER'S SON is
BORN IN HAVANNA

M/SGT. and Mrs. J. M. AleXan-
der, announce the birth of a son,
Saturday, February 27, in Havan-
ma, Cuba. The baby, who weighed
nine and one-half pounds, was
named Guy Philip for his two
grandfatherS.
Mrs. Alexander is the former
Mary Lou Bacon, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Philip E. Bacon, North
Union Street. Her husband is an
attache of the us. Embassy in
Cuba.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-03-02
DAUGHTER ARRIVES

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Miller
London r. D. No. 2, announce the
birth of a daughter at Doctors
HnSnital ThllrSdnHr Enhr,llar,1 OE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03
Six Hundred pIoyleoders
Supervise Fairgrounds

Detroit's vacationing youngsters
are offered safe and healtniul
recreation for the 40th consecu-
tive year when the playground
season opened this week.
Forty years ago Detroit be-
came one of the first cities TO
build up a recreation depart
msnt which was 10 give its en-
fir. attention 70 providing for
the leisure time Of Its citizens
and 10 furnish supervised play
grounds for liz children Prom
ls acres In 1914. the total has
Increased 10 5.732.
A staff of 6l4 trained leaders
will carry on a daily program al
373 play areas from 1890 to DARK
Monday through Friday.
rhsss workers will supervise
and direct The activities At
parks, nsighborhood play
Grounds. athletic fields. swim
ming facilities. garden eenisrs
and day camps.
Emphasis will be placed on
play activities for children SC
that their vacation hours may be
filled with fun and adventure
without danger from traffic haz'