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Evening star., 1955-01-09

FORD ss3 Mileage Maker g Tudor;
beautiful Ekeen finish: equipped. IN
eluding sun visor; MONDAYS sre-
ciaI. 81 .045: closed Sunday. see
Monday. HAEDLEY-FO 6323 Ga.
ave. NV. IA. 9-s4i6. ".
fuED % Forder; ,. Sverdf,ss; ,s..,,,, ,.si ns
covers; outside sun visor; 4-Il1o.
guar. Ss95. HILL 4 SANDkRS;
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
14th Sc. nv: DO, I-lIll. Open
,e eyes ~ @ sat l. ~ ;. pa,dan.t,.
7. ian and h B.: a-tone green finish; Wv.
tires; low mileage: khaTps 4-mo.
guar, 81 .505. HILL 4 SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. I114
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. Open
,esS sysS 'til 2. sat ot.e,si ~ 2; ..,.u ,uIlv
equipped: new-car titles: very low
mileage: neW-caf cond: most modeli
aVailabIes up to 500 discount. HILL
a. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 11l4 Vermont ave. NV,
AD. 4-4300. Open ewes. til 9. sat
rom = .54 custom So" Tudor; heater:
equipped: turn signals; one owner;
low mileage; beautiful sky haze
green finish: special 4-mo. guar.
81 ,695. HILL e. SANDERS. Wash. 4
oIses. eys Ford At pesleta a5aoa ~ nse ver@on' sTss
til 9, sat. I'll S.
FORD 1852 Custom Tudor: Fordo-
matte: T.. h.. turn signals. new seat
covers. clean throughout: 30-day
guar; S995 HILL 4 SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 11t4
Vermont ave. me-. AD. 4-430o. Open
ewes. til o: Sat. It'll 5.
FORD "a Customline "6' Tudor; r.
and h.; overdriye:: be sure and see
this one. S1,695. SILVER SPRING
tat Ga. aye.D. Sil. Spg., Md. ~. o.
1900. Open today!
FORD 1852 Fordor Custom: VS.: q
tone blue. r and h. Fofdomatic,
new seat covers. good condition, runs
perfect; $4,000 mi. 4 new recaps
extra, $1,000. OIL. 1880.
FORD 1853 Mainline "6'' Tudor:
equipped: Cascade green finish and
Wv. tires; S1,i95. PARKWAY
Open to q. Sat. It'll Q.
FORD "a Crestline 4-door: r. h..
operdrive. Wv tires, numerous
other accessories; one owner, pri-
yate party, selling at S1.795. JU.
FORD 1850 Custom $50 club coupe;
oRetdrive. r. and h.. turn signals:
Wv; tfres:. one owner Special
Monday only. $500. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 1910 r. !. ave. ne.
FORD 1881 Custom esq Fordor:: one
owner beauty. Alpine blue finish. +.
tip-top condition: Ss45: written
guarantee. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
3U10 r.. J. ave- me-
Evening star., 1955-01-09
AUToMoBILEs ron SALl

Ssster In tsmSefl,ns 1u1 eTe.m mh xDish. S, insi
the vaEon for work and play;
81 .405. PARKWAY-POHD. SO5I II
st nv. AD. 2-0lS5. Open . 70 3
sat. I'll 9.
fOkD 1891 Custom VS. Tudor; Eord,
omate; radlo. heater; sendalyooo
tan nnisn gltn eiean interior sI4o'
PARkWAa-foRD. So5l = s. nv.
rnnSn Al ya2S Ssini,,s " s;ss sr,,,sav: ~ =
s,.,,s,,,,ass.' -..ssrai bIs.k en,.h an;
- tsnssn,, = eassdstinn. S,as pARK-
nwnleE -, s,o,A q - a -, 3
-TC1Snno1s;, TsSn o.; Il.ss tu " e
ssI. y seeiL.s si,ss. & ~ ne .hs.nset ~ IN y
mAMe ~. r.l,S1 .11 snA w ~ S,ro1 y,
snf.Es isth and pa ave ss III
1-65IS
Evening star., 1955-01-09

HUDSON 81. a-dr paeemaker. Green.
4 and h; Direetlonal signalS On
beIievable eol1d. End.of-yeaf Ieduc-
ton. $685. Open today. SLIGO
MOTORS. WHY'S Dealer 9o2 Sligo
ave- 9. O.. Nd. 10. 7-s0e0 or RA.
HGSsoS. sedan. 90: : and h; sSed
transp. Come and drive It. $2sS,
HUDSON s4s 4-dr.; 9 Cyl; set black
finish; T. and h.. $2Q5. 81 down.
STOHkMAH. AD. 2-S722. o-o pm.
Serviceman financed. 10
HUDSON As comdr. "e', 4-dr.s fully
equip; seatner uphol.: eng. over
hauled; $4,000 MI; beaut Make
excel. taxi, $396. II. 7-b700. Ext. bl6.
HUMBER 80 Pullman Sedan; this
limousine Is one Of the dnese cars
ever built; II s equipped with short
wave radio and 3 individual heaters:
you must inspect this ene car 10
appreciate its full value; as low as
So down: fun price 1885,; closed
sunday. see Monday. HANDLEY-
FORD, 63aS o.. ave. NV. IA.
JAGuARs--4 Marx vu sedans; from
$f.675. JACK FRY. ltth and P.
JAGUAR 1859 Mark vII. never raced;
wonderful condition: going to
Mexico. eecriiee S1.696, VIII.
= O-HlAEs
Evening star., 1955-01-09
AUroMoBILEs ron SALE

fRAZKR ~ A-dr.; r.. n: eood me.
ehsnienl eond.; 500. cail II, S-t11S
HENRx ] '52 sedan: clean inside ant
out A bargain At $SSS. NASE
Eoom.. 20l5 n. Moore ST.. Arlington
tRosslyn. Val. IA. S-3030. lis
HUDSON 1850 Commodore -S.' eluf
coupe. immaculate red and black
neish; =. and h.: only $3.50. full
pfice, bank terms. WILLIAMS, 20th
ana r. !. ave. ne. lie
HUDSON is49 Super .six'. 4-dr. se-
dan; =. and h.: low mileage: one
owner: car absolutely in perfect
eoAdition In every way: take car tc
your mechanic for approval: S395;
50 down. BELL MOTORS. SOLO
Wis. ave. WO. $4,000. -0
HUDSON so Paeemaker 4-dr. sedan;
attractive new blue finish; radio,
heater and good tires. Safe, de-
pendahle tFansp. at real saving
immed. sale at only ssg5. oLM-
STEAD MOTOR Co. n. virginia :
Largest Oldsmobiie Dealer, 1000
Wilson blvd. Ari. IA. T-s400.
HUDSON al, Club Coupe. clean,
must see 70 appreciate. FUSCO
SERVICE STATION. 37I0 Min-
nesota ave-, ne.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

DODGE '53 MesdoEbrook e-door: 7.
and b.. oserdriye. beautiful dark
Si,Ia5. HoYLE MOTOR SALES.
1fl7 r. L ave. n.es pU. 7-s3i0.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
AuToMoBILEs ron SALE

FORD 80 custom '.s- Tudor; orig.
mint Greens p b.. OverdriEe: really
IN finest condition. Sez5 cash; Or
/ SIS dn.: so per mo. WOLF M9-
rooledPS oldS gen ~ Ranea snn " wsSOs e ;: s-tone
color; radio. heater; Ike new;
Cal Mr.. KNUDSEN, EN-. 3-9ds5
F0RD 1916 Tudor; T. and b.: motor,
tires and paint, excellent. $275. Az
FoRD ie41 sedan: driven less than
100 miles monthly since new: l
| owner, like brand-new car; ga
ragged. never parked outside; hnish,
upholstery same as new: greased
6rSRss %oR.s not aew driven as oveP SGa 40 his niles
per hour: spotiess interior: .htr
and defrosters: $3.50. 10. 9-1T6Q.
| 9lla SliRo Greek pkwy, s. g.. Nd.
FORD Al de luxe coupe; motor.
wheels for stripping. Cheap. Oh.
FSoRRDi 'i5e convertible; +. h.. Wv:
excel. cond.; $1,000. Can co. s.
FORD 40 VS.: excel. cond.: tires
Ike new; nice and clean; Sss5.
rom il is42 = Tudor: radio and heater:
In very good eund.; very good tires;
4 SECS. TO. $4,000.
FORD SO Custom IS" Tudor: Ford
omatic; fully equipped. Reas. GoinK
| overseas 10. 1-2735.
FORT 1854 Customline VS. Fordor;
Fordomatic, T. and h.. Wv. tires;
many extras. beautiful light blue
finish Less than 1000 miles. Show
room condition.: diplomat leaying
country; only S1.7eb. IA. 2-so2a.
FORD 81 coupe: !. and h.; very
clean, 1-owner car; Sass. OIL. 2
FORD 1910 Fordor: very good con-
dition; r. and h.; $3.50. WI. O.
FORD '52 Ranch wason: excel.
cond.: pvt; fully equipped; low mi
FORD 1852 Fordor; 2-tone Custom
line; fully. equipped: $4,000 MI;
| $1,000 cash only. TE. 6-S767
FORD as club coupe; radio, heater;
reasonable. RA. 6-S3b0 after 1:So
| pm
FORD ,54 "6'' customline; equipped.
plus Wv. tires; excel. cond.; S1,-
sos or best offer. Call sitter Pm,
JU. S-3967.
FORD ~ convert. VS.: radio; low
ered rear end, $3.50 Call between
o and 3 SUM-, NO 7-334l.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

DODGE ,5I sedan; one owner. main
tained 10 excel cond. throughout,
low mileage: overseas orders re-
quires sac. sale: $3.50 So 5-517J
Evening star., 1955-01-09
AuTos. foR SALE tcea..l

DODGE '53 MeadeFbrook e-door; 7.
and h.. orerdriye. beautiful DARK
ifas iffaa nns RoYLE Sfls eaen MOTOR 50saloss SALES.
Ifi7 r. 1 ave. n.es pu. 7-s3s0.
DODGE .48: excel. cond.. new spare.
priced right. La. 6-:s652.
tained 10 excel c6nd throughout.
low mileage: overseas orders re-
auires sac. sale: $3.50 SO, 5-557I.
DODGE 1s47 4-dr. sedan: radio,
cash. Call IA 9-4S45.
DODGE 1912 club coupe; runs eood,
past Va. inspection: 500. RE. y
ponGE ie47 a.dr.; new paint and
tires; Isf-ciass shape; only 500.
pobGE cA ~ 1851 Meadowbrook 4-dr. :
Gyromatic transni.. radio and heat
er; immaculate condition through
eas eested; WHITE written 'os suaraates. ats s4sS
PAUL BROS aOLDSi, Wis. ave. and
Ellicott ST.; NV. KE. 7-i3os. open
DoDGE is4s coronet 4-dr.: =. and
toa,% r.; very gooa a.sena senaiti0n; $40 eau
DODGE 40 4-door; perfect tires;
good low cost tIansp no money
down. payments less tnan - per
Ek full price Sl22 III, T Slosea ;sl, hp1esSy; sHSa
Ga. ve.n.w.. IA. 9-s4lti.
DODGE '4S 4-dr. $4,000 mi. h and
or best offer. EM, $1,000.
DODGE 1898 coupe: finish like new.
bsekup liefts: has been in storage.
best offer: today, aiJa sligo Creek
pkwy. on colesville rd.
DSSds sS 81. fs f96 a6 Igqs 4osss ssssod good tires
DODGE l94l 4-dr. sedan; + and h !;
good running cond.: sacrifice. $40
fun price. WILLIAMS. goth and
DoDG DoDGF svHi ia5a e; club sedan: r. and h,
terms. WILLIAMS. Goth and r ]
po5GR syei a. 1851 4-dr. Meadowbrook:
beautiful light blue finish: eauipped
with 7 and h.. see and DRIVE tnls
tenn.nu' terms. KsfElNYoas.pEcK sfl sSoSs cHEvRo-
LET. 1886 Wilson blvd, Arlington
va, JA. 2-p00l. Open til $3.50.
DODGE l947 custom de luxe: r.. 2.
Beaut. cond, S2I9, terms 50 On. 30
wk. ROPER. 18th and R. !, ave.
DoDTGE as 4-dr. sedan; T. and h; 8
tires 12 snowlf excel. running cond.;
$3.50. LU. a-14l2 --S
FORD rs convertible coupe; new
Mercury motor; 1947 Ford CLUB
coupe. IKE, new. So down. l9@o
rSRD SSilfO1 nsss s.sq VS. custom Tudor: r. and
h.. o.d.; 2-tone green; l owner;
Sl,005. BOWMAN STUpEBAkEE
1f30O Georgia ave. RA. 6-ll22. -
FORD '55 Victoria v-s cpe;; loaded
with the works: 2-tone black and
white. Save hundreds at $2 .49o
cash, terms or trade. LISH-KEEFE
MOTORS, $40 Florida ave. ne.
FoRD eIyGoe; III custom IS" Tudor; spar.
king blue finish. equipped with T.
and h. See and drive this beauty
today. Only S6o5; easy terms. KEN
YON.PECK CHEVROLET. $40 Lee
hwy. Arlington. Va. IA. 2-9oo3
FORD 10 custom Tudor: sparkling
sea-mist green; equipped with
and h.: priced to sell quickly: $3.50
easy terms. KENYON-PECK CHEW
ROLET. 1886 Wilson blvd, Airing
ton, va. IA. 2-9001. Open till 9;30
10
FORD 40: radio, heater. rebuilt mo-
tor. 4 new tires. Call UN. 4-7s23.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

F0KD 1854 hard-top CFestline VS.:
Fordomatic, +. and b., one owner.
y,000 miles; $3.50. o. 7-g3l2.
lPORD 1859 Tudor sedan: sparkling
criginaI dark blue fnish: spotless
mi. car is same as new IN esery way.
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. wo
FORD is4s de luxe ~s.' Tudor: ! new
t,Es.: motor; body M Ike nsS; sogo ORIG; 70
FORD 1916 station wagon: woodwork
rebuilt. refinished last October New
Quick sale. sss5. Oliver $1,000.
FORD SO VS. victoria: Z. and D.;
1000 actual miles: ! owner; Sis
EOS. BOWMAN sTUDEBAKER, s6aa
Gsergia ave RA; 6-i lsss q
mos old with 400 actual miles:
beagt. lsht green. with Wv. Ires;
sories; standard transmission; ga
rage kept since bought, and looks
and drives like new; private owner
mrst sell. and will consider clean
,4s 70 so car IN trade; si.7s5. ~
IroRD is54 Tudor: Fordomstic; =.
and h.; going overseas; less than
4.eao actual miles; sacrifice. 81 $50.
FORD So Victoria S-cylinder; 7. and
h. 2-tone yellow body, dark blue
owner; $4,000 original miles: 81 .595:
viii consider trade. JE. 4-264S. %
FOkD~'54 Victoria: r. h. WV; pri-
yat9 owner. si.995. Phone oV.
FORD ;lsSof ia s-cyi. rordor sedan; iiully
81 ,595. Ho. 2-2636 weekdays. -
FORD "a Custom Tudor; black WV,
Eordomatic. r. and b.; 5000 Mi
,Si;54 ,SSli;546. 50 s.s4is. v.,a... s Pa.d.
naIs, Wv. tires. low MI; s1,Tso.
FoRD 9ss customline v-s Fordor;
Foreomatie. r. and b.. many extras;
Sl:545, "a. 2-479s -. Io,
d. s. A.: condition same as new all
new running parts. EN-. 3-0222:
FoRD. "a cres.line VS. fordor; q
tone seamist green. loaded with ex-
tras including Fordomatie. power
steering. power seats, turn signals,
whfte-wall tires. tinted glass: COM
Nany official car with only 5.6u0
actual miles This is q steal at
81 ,995. FRANK SMALL. 9R., INC.
I738 Good Hope rd. sc. LU. 1897.
"a
FORD '53 customline VS. Tudor:
Hawthorne green with contrasting
seat covers heater white-walI tires.
turn signals, ETC.: a one-oWner, low
mileage car in extremely good cond
Warranty g months or 5000 miles.
To-day SI,245. FRANK SMALL.
JR INC 1885 Good Hope rd Sc.
laLU 1-9647. %
FORD AZ custom VS. Tudor; has ra-
dio and heater, seat covers. turn
signals new tires. ETC.: needs q
little fixing UP but is a real steal
at only S245. FRANK SMALL. JR.,
INC. 1875 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
FORD 1854 Custoniine Fordor V.s:
equipped: orig. owner: 5000 miles;
$1,795 or best offer. uN. 4-I740
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-22
"rHE LORD HELPS rHosE WIG HELP THEMSELVES"

Discount houses making large on small
selling figures that the
time. Discount selling only hit the appliance field but
branch retailing
combating the discount Has the small retailer
taken advantage of all the factors his command to
the retailers and have
business the face of the socaled menace Others
have taken licking while pleading with the
government somehng THE Lord helps those who help
themselves saying which certainly hits the spot this
predicament.
public prone accept discount
by expects
tiona advertising demand for the product he sells
Usually small retailer nothing whatsoever him
television
Many small retailers believe
tsng by the manufacturer designed sell for the retail
primarily designed sell the product MAT
TER UPON WHAT LEVEL AND NO MATTER WHO HAND
selling his product competition with other manufacturers and
into what hands these sales fall little matter him In the
meantime the small retailer is hurt by his laxy selling
himself
In almost the dealer first for
his business ability integrity and go-out-and getiveness His
HIMSELF TO HIS CUSTOMERS!
If the small retailer survive, he face the
situation fairly kidding himself dis
count house spend millions of dollars catalogues and Junk
a because the hometown will not accept his advcr
aers will spend further their through
local The public doesn't the small retailer living
it to him out and get it. Teleson radio and other
national advertising media merely aids not solutions If the
discount
making his livelihood?
folks and dedicated TO this community any
help using columns the folks
know that he carries certain product UP
the public often enough also feel
that the I can buy brought
club of other all trying successful
selling job here at home
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-22
Farm, Home Week
Opens tuesday At
Ohio State

The Ohio Farm and Home Week
will open at the Ohio State Uni
versity on Tuesday, March %,
with general programs set for Uni
versity Hall Chapel at ] pm.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday,
and IL am. Wednesday. Wednes-
day nights feature will be the an
nual Square Dance in the mems
gym. This year, the event is titled,
Around that Couple and Take a
Little Peek.
Thursday will feature steam
power threshing operation, from
start to finish, and will be held
adjacent to ives Hall. 1t will be
part of tt, '...-eshermen's Re-
union.
Friday has been designated as
Youth Day, and one highlight will
be recognition banquet for E-H
leaders with 5 to 25 years of SER
vice.
Clinics, displays, entertainment
and many other interesting sights
and sounds will make the week
a big spot in the Farm and Home
calendar. Many from this area
are planning to attend.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-22
Truck Crashes
Into Farm Home

Extensive damage was done
Monday morning to the home
owned by Leslie Mace, located 5A
miles east of Sedalia on State Rte.
323, and occupied by his son, DON
aid and family.
William E. Gallagher, "a, of Is
Stewart Ave, driver of a truck
owned by Madison Co. Highway
Dept, lost control of the truck,
which went off the left side of the
road, through a fence, and broke
throueh the front wall of the liv-
ing room of the home. Mrs. Joan
Mace was in another room in the
home, and the two children were
playing outside. Nobody was injur-
ed, but considerable damage was
done to the house and furniture
The Maces had just finished re-
modelling and buying new furni-
ture for their home.
Patrolman Brannan of the State
Highway Patrol investigated
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-22
Of Time, Tide, And
Mice And Men

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stroupe,
Big Plain Pike, were the proud
parents of a son born early Mon
day morning.
The family called the Lukens
ambulance to take Mrs. Stroupe
to Fayette Memorial Hospital,
Washington, G. H, but when Mr.
Chester Geer, driver of the am
bulance arrived, he saw there
was no time to get to the hospi
tai, and recommended coming to
London. The family agreed, and
Chester stopped at the police sta
tion to call DR.. Bacon. When he
returned, the baby had decided
not to wait for the doctor, and
Chester, an old hand in these
matters, is now credited with
another assist. Mother and son
were seen by DR.. Bacon, transfer
red to the hospital, and are doing
fine.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-22
Damage Severe AS Heavy
Rains, Wind Hit Vicinity
Antennas Suffer
In Mindstorm

London and vicinity felt the eff
fects of high winds and heavy rain
fall Tuesday as air masses moved
in the Ohio Valley.
Wind velocity was not immedi-
ately available, but there was suf-
ficient force to make walking dii-
ficult, and cause considerable dam
age. Winds were estimated at so
to 70 miles per hour. Many small
branches, large branches, signs,
antennas and roofs gave evidence
of the strength of the blasts. On
East High ST., tree fell, landing
on the top of a 1853 sedan belong.
ing to Richard Allen, Ternstedt
employee, caving in the top and
windshield. Considerable damage
was reported in outlying areas, in
Guiding Madison Lake.
Snow and freezing rain began to
fall around 9 am. as temperatures
dropped.
Streams in the area are swollen
as a result of 220 inches of rain
which has fallen since Sunday,
March 20, according to Leonard
McNeal, London's weathcTman.
The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. re-
ported several lines out as a result
of falling trees and branches.
Crews were readied to begin at
least temporary repairs on the in
terrllnted service
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-22
Price Supports
Set For Soybeans

The U. S. Department of Agri-
culture March 16, 1855 announced
the following actions on price sup
port for 1955-crop oilseeds, accord
ing to the Madison County A.S.C.
committee:
ID Soybeans will be supported
at a national average price of S2.04
per bushel which is 70 percent of
the February Is, 1855, parity price
of 1921 per bushel.
Department officials, in COM
menting on the March 16 decision.
pointed out that this support ac-
ton should bring about a better
balance between the consumption
and production OF the oilsecds. The
support level for soybeans is in line
with those for other nonbasic crops
and should encourage adequate
paintings, but with less incentive
for excessive paintings of this oil
seed crop in 1855.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-22
Newport Resident
Dies At Services

Mrs. Bertha Ellen Bennett, age
69, of Newport, died suddenly
while attending service at the
Church of Christ in Christian Un-
ion, Newport, Monday evening.
Though in failing health for some
time, suffering with heart all
ment, she had not been in serious
condition up to the time of her
death.
She was a member of the New
port Church of Christ in Christian
Union.
Surviving are her husband, Wes-
ley; five sons, Clyde of Springfield,
Olen of Upper Sandusky, Eugene
of West Jefferson, Sidney, Mt.
Sterling and Marlin, Sedalia; four
daughters, Mrs. Marie Walls and
Mrs. Beatrice Gordon of Newport,
Mrs. Betty McGraw of Casa
Grande, Arizona and Mrs. Frances
Keplinger of Laredo, Texas; sis
ter, Mrs. Bessie Hudnall of Smith
ers, West Virginia, 19 grandchil-
dren and five great-grandchildren.
Funeral services Friday after
noon at 2 pm. at the Newport
Church of Christ in Christian Un-
ion, the Reverend Joe Johnson, Of
ficiating minister. Interment in Sc
dalia Cemetery in charge of Lu-
kens Funeral Service. Friends may
call at the residence in Newport
after noon Wednesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-22
Native Of London
Dies Thursday
At Cincinnati

Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher Brewster.
SO, native of London, said to have
been the oldest retired missionary
of the Methodist Church, died at
the Methodist Home for the Aged
at Cincinnati Thursday.
She was missionary in Hingh-
wa, China for sc years. She was
known to thousands of Chinese as
the "Shepherdess Mother of Hin
gwha," according to her friends.
She was forced to leave China by
the Communists in 1916.
She was a sister of the late E.
Pitzer Fisher of London, and had
seven children, five still living, two
of whom are missionaries in Ran
goon, Burma.
The funeral, held in Williams
burg. was attended by Miss Doro-
thy Fisher, a niece. Interment was
in Trov. Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-22
April Proclaimed
As Conservation
Month In Ohio

Governor Frank ]. Lausche has
proclaimed the month of April as
Conservation Month in Ohio.
In announcing the proclamation
the Governor, as has been his Gus
tom in the past few years, called
for particular emphasis on the
planting of trees during the month
long observance.
He called upon all civic, relig-
ious, governmental, and fraternal
organizations, conservation clubs,
youth groups and individual citi-
zens of Ohio to assume leadership
for the planting of trees during the
month "As a contribution TO
the comfort, well being, economy
and pleasure of future generations
in Ohio"
The Governor said, Direct ac-
tion is necessary if we are to main
tain and restore our rapidly disap-
pearing forests and cope with this
threat to Ohio's future welfare and
economy"
He added that, "the moral re-
sponsibj'ity for a successful con-
servation and reforestation pro-
gram is individual to every citizen
of Ohio. as well as to groups, and
every citizen should take an active
part in planting trees during this
observance of Cons ervation n
Month"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-22
BIoodmobi|e Scheduled For
London On Friday, March Is
Phone Calls Will
Set Appointments

Telephones will be busy from
now until Friday, March 25, when
a battery of telephonists via be
calling every number available in
London and surrounding comInu-
nifty, recruiting donors for the visit
of the Mobile Unit of the Blood
Bank to the London Presbyterian
Church on Friday, March 25, from
ten to four o'clock.
Miss Ruth Z. Armstrong, Arm
strong Road, recruitment chairman
and Judge Maurice E. Beathard,
Chr. of the Blood Donor program,
with their helpers are leaving no
stone unturned to try for a quota
recruitment Of at least $50 pints.
This, they stated is only possible
if those who make an appointment
remember same, and if at all pos
sible be at the church to fulfill the
pledge to donate. There are times
when a large percentage Of those
on the list prepared for the day,
fail to appear. This, officials state,
is most diScouraging to those who
have the interest of the program at
heart and try to keep the stockpile
in the area Bank in Columbus,
ready for general use and any en-
ergency that may arise.
Madison County was, within the
past several months, on the receiv-
ing end in two great emergencies
and the blood flowed freely from
area bank to aid these citizens in
their dilemmas.
This kind of insurance, Judge
Beathard stated, is only possible if
residents of Madison County come
through whenever the Mobile Unit
is in the area, pledge to donate and
fulfill their pledge. In this way the
supply of plasma in the bank is
ready, free of charge, when the call
comes.
The task of recruiting donors is
great one. II you desire TO give
} and are not contacted, the commit
tee suggests that you call Miss
Armstrong at 1457-M3; Mrs. M. E.
Blackmore, $40 or 96 or Judge
Beathard 344 or 1342 for an ap-
pointment -..
There is also the "Walkin" dom
or, who, for one reason or another,
fails to make an appointment. This
practice is encouraged, recruiters
state, although it does not help the
encouragement they feel when
they realize that the list as tabu-
lated, does not seem to add UP TO a
successful try for a quota.
SO, says Judge Beathard.
whether you are contacted or not,
you are cordially invited to be
among those present on Friday,
March 25. Your presence if you are
/ a "walkin" may mean the differ
ence between the success or failure
= of the visit of the unit. Well be
looking for you Friday, March 25. "