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COOLIDGE HIGH-Price and
terms lower than you would expect
rms. semidet, brick. N. B. Weaver.
WO. 6-4944. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO., 1874 14th st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-3 bedrms
det brick, large incl sleeping porch.
Low SOS BY OWNER. EN- 3-3O74
ai23 Rtttenhouse st; NV IS
Well-d designed center-hall brick CO.
din. rm.; lee. paneled den. good
sized bedrms.. baths, game rm. in
bSmt.. built-in garage. large wooded
lot. Each room. the exterior and
the grounds are something very spe-
s.al; TOWN g. SUBURBAN. EN-.
CHEVY CHASE, u. c.. Blessed sacra-
ment and Lafayette areas -bedrm.
brick. Low .Os. BY OWNER, EN-. g.
3O74. 1923 Rittenhouse st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-Brick colonial:
I bedrms,. baths: dormitory room
large Kitchen with breakfast nook;
screened porch: recreation room;
large fenced rear yard; . blocks to
Conn. ave-; close to all other con-
yenienccs; $22,g5O. Shown by appt.
Call Wo: $1,000 til 9 pm. Ed
WARD 4 JONES CO., INC. Chevy
CHEVY; CHASE. D. C.. sae, 300
Here is nice 4-bedrm.. a-bath
white frame home In wonderful
location. Walking distance TO
Chevy Chase Circle shopping. Slate
roof. porch 2-car detached garage
This type home doesn come up
REALTY co. EN- EN- a-as5a asS5aah''thesspEi n 3 ;. m.
GEORGETOWN, Dunbarton ave, near
Rock Creek-Typical of GEORGETOWN
charm, graceful living for a small
family with q desire to entertain.
Z QUINCY SMITH, INC. 141S H
st. NV d. 7-e057. Ewes. OIL.
PRIMROSE RID. N.w.-To settle
estate: center-hall brick Colonial
ga baths: vacant. Immediate pos
session, MR., LUECK. Ma. 5000
sMesl;;p syes;; wo, ,s6Ns7 SSS73a. L. e. BREuN-
ieavIns 3 e: must sn ss below oTasT res
value; c,-hall det. brick: 8 rms. rec
large lot; mr.. schools. Mr.. Pendle-
ton, DU. 7-346s. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE co. 1924 14th st. NV.
WAKEFiEID = Distinctive corner
-
hall plan with Spac. liv. rm. and
din. .rn.. 3 lre. bedrms., :. baths.
rec. rm.. maids rm. and bath: gar
most conv. to schools. churches.
transportation; priced at only S9A.-
800 Shown BY appt. only. Mr., Gin
sss: sss Ea; SkEYTGss YsSass bRos 0-iSss iNe..
WAKEFIELD, d. C.--rmmaculate de.
tached brick Colonial with center
hall plan; screened porch, modern
kitchen, 3 bedrms.. . baths, finished
rec. rm. Detached sarage: kvel lot.
n Close E5,i.a 2 schools S shSp%gips. % trsnSp So
Co. EM. 10000 i'll y pm.
sS5i CALVERT ST. N.W.--:i-bedrm.
:i-bath brick semidetached home
living room with fireplace: full-size
dining room, large rec. room SAL
$50. BY OWNER. EN-. 3-533s
Iseo MONROE ST. N.w.-6-rm. and
payment necessary. Cali ViNNfcK
4 COHEN. ME. s-2a94. Tu. a-02a7
1881 AENYoN ST. N.w.--Row brick.
Sl5.5D0 1st trust. $4,000. NE,
NEaR Az 'HUREAu OF STANDARDS.
ROOM, de luxe kitchen. q 6edrms..
bath. finished rec. rm.. in daylight
sFnar,s enIn,; So sF9srvc es9 csIl AZ LsGyM dooe 4
III pm.
chevy CHASE. MD.--ouiet street:
honey atmosphere; redecorated; ist-
4. powder rm.i 4 bedrms.. 2 baths
md a. Excellent nnsncins: S24.Soo.
centNP hall library Law modern
kit. 4 bedrms.. baths; End n. bed
rm., bath. storagr. Iaree cedar
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

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ALABAMA AVE. Sc, near Branch
ave; ve;-Detached brick: large rms,
baths. recreation room, 2-car
brick garage. All IN good condition:
SO 800. WALTER M. BAUMAN.
1877 X st. NV MA. s-822g.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE bedrm. semi
dct brick: Ia baths and large lot
in choice section: I'm. rec. rm.: walk
to Pa. ave. transp. and shopping
center. Mr. O'Hazza. TE. 6-243O.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924
4th st, NV. AID, 4-2005.
FOREST TS.--Exclusive new det.
solid masonry brick and stone
temporarily occupied by the builder;
15 Minis. from downtown: 3 biks..
past District line. Mr.. new Hot
5hOppe, Safeway, shopping center
under construction. Faces main
road, Top 3fioor has 8 large bedrms.
and bath. master bedrm. with pvt
beth; LIST floor. large kit, separate
family-sized din, rm.. large liv
rrn. with stone firepl.. powder rm. /:
daylight bsmt.. all finished with
stone firepl and full bath: gas
h.-w.h.; the latest design of cast
iron Dashboard heating panels
throuGhout house. Must have large
down pymt. Approx. $4,000 lst
trust from local bank. Builder will
take md trust. III Sachem dr.,
LIZ. f-gUsDt III
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ANACoSTIA

Coy 5-room brick, nr. MINI. ave
Va baths, rec, rm.. nice porch,
or QI considered
T. D. BURGESS
1901 SILVER HILL RID.
10. s-3JOO Ewes. Lu. 1-D5i5
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BADIAN REALTY AZ! co.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Ideal loc., 4 bedrms-. baths. LIST
n: den; air cond.; modern kit.
S21.950. To inspect call EN-. 2-2019.
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house arranged into 4 larse rooms
and bath on End a., front and rear
entrance. 1st ar. large meeting room
for club, church, or Sunday school.
Private bedrm. or kitchen and bath.
Vacant. immediate pos5ession-
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th 81. NV. AD. 4-2005
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA
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CLEVELAND PARK

Red brick Colonial in this especially
convenient neighborhood: 4 bedrms.
2 baths, center hallway. den. con-
venient pantry. Stairs to fioored stor-
age area; full basement. with outside
entrance. garage S35. 500. Ewes
call Mr. Davis. AD. 1884.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. CREALToRS)
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
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81, 900 DOWN-UPPER NV

Vacant brick; lge. nv. rm.. sep. din
rm., kit, I; bedrms., . baths. bsmt,
Gas NV. heat. Good cond.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN co.
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DETACHED AND NEW

The ready sale Of these in-toyn resi-
wonderful convenience. Only 2 left.
They offer 4 large bedrms., up to
20 it.. IA or 3 baths, dream
kitchen with dishvasher. disposal.
eye-level stove. birch cabinets. large
rec. rm. garage. They win answer
every need for family living; within
alementsry. Dients p Alice Mssoh Deal ASA Jr' s HiTS
School. buses and churches. See
for yourself. Liberal financing. as
low rs S110 monthly. Open daily
IL to 8 pm. DIRECTIONS: Pro-
coed along Alhermarle st. NV, 3
blocks west Of Conn. ave. or blks
east OF Wisconsin ave. to model
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

NEAR RIGGS PARK; S11.95o FULL
terms less than rent. SACRIFICE
for quick sale at SI.550 below ap-
praisal Low down payment. Quick
y possession. Call Mr.. Clark, RA. D.
aa0l1 MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO..
Realtor, 1924 l4th st. NV, AID.
4-2005.
Emerson St: brk. 4 yrs. old rms,
la baths, bsmt., gas heat. AL
cond.: small dn. payment. Ii.
6-7043, LA. 6-6562. WILLOUGHBY
REAL ESTATE CO.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.---ouiet street:
honey atmosphere; redecorated; ist-
IND pGwdss a sresi.n, sn hsSeIn Ssars ssisSo pssR.
KENT-whIte painted brick; lse. lot;
center hall library. Law. n.odern
kit. 4 bedrms... . baths; End n. bed
rm.. bath. storagt. iarse cedar
closet: 1rd n. game room; beautiful
eond. Prefers y ssstleTsns In AuEust.
pu. s-is5s. Mt. bomsr. . Dupont CIR.
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ALEXANDRIA
ARLINGTON

FOR INFORMATION. GO TO APT. 2.
FORT CRAIG, ADJACENT TO FORT
MYER,ol n, R;,;l. -bedrm SI apt, tT,, s5o'75: IN
BARKLEY BROTHERS
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AL BAKER & SON
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

ll6 8. st. Asaph St., Alexandria, Va
ID
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A Steal at $495 Down
SSS.25 per no.; 920 d ST.. corner
brk.; I rms. bath: bsnt., gas heat:
clean. IL. 6-T043. WILLOUGHBY
REAL ESTATE (,O
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HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Brick bunEa-
low in good condition; hv. rm. with
porch. bath, . bedrms. Attic finished
and insulated for 3rd bedrm. Full
bsmt. partially fin. with OUTSIDE
entr. Good const. plaster walls,
etc. Priced to sell. GI or conVen-
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co.
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BY oWNER--Cony. Andrews. Boiling.
suitland,, 53o7 Wheeler I'd. Sc.
lge. kit. full bsmt. with outside
entr. Almost %4-acre lot with trees.
city water, close school. churches.
Perfect close-in suburban living.
$4,000. Terms to suit. Avail. after
end school year. 10. 7-9032 after
pm. "a
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724 ONEIDA PL. NV.
ONLY 81 mn DOWN
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LANGLEY PARK--Attrac.. mod. 81
bedrm. brick rambler, aE all-elec.
kit. firepi; $4,000; win 90 OF.
Call HE. 4-6400, HUGH 7. PECK.
LANGLEY PARK AREA. adj. school
Det.. rms. lge. incl; porch: bsint.:
Sl6,35U: GI DI T-660O
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$50. Adorable 3-bed-
rT: Tnn.nn rambler. yrs; old, IKE new
new school. Small down payt. and
assume financing. HE, 4-6400.
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S4q5 DOWN. 500 5n MO
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

COLONIAL brlek, q rms. bath, fuII bsmt
Conv. to car and bus.
ST, 3-3626. Ewes, Sun. RA. 3-0727
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Colored-3rd and r. I.
$3.50 DOWN

clesn nn as GMi nm s5d bfs11ifri,x Td nKn. dsS-
GRATED is this lovely 1-rm brick Co.
lonial porch house. VIII go fast at
this low down payt., SO call right
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kENTLAND-S500 down GI. Beailti-
ful 2-story home; din. rm., full
bsmt. with outside entr.; fenced
yard. Mrs. Cassidy. COX q co..
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06

-nual reports Aug. IA
 EMERGENCY FUNDS ASKED for polio fight
 JACK FLINT named new Co- Op creamery plant manager
 $16,65O NEEDED TO BEGIN valley MTA job
 AVIATION HEAD recommends city acquire airport
 COOP GROSS SALES TOTAL $4,l35, ,0O0
 A: J. DeJULIO to fill council vacancy
 GOLD POKE ARRIVES for Valley Fair prize August 26. 1854
 DR. JOHN BURNETT and family arrive to make home Tn Palmer
 PALMER MEN present papers at Science Conference
 M. T. A. EQUITY stock to sell at $40 September 2. 1854
 VALLEY FAIR OPENS, Gov ernor arrives
 SCHOOL OPENS Tuesday morning
 FRANKLIN R. CONNALLY of Macon Georgia accepts City Clerk position
 FIRE CHIEF AUTHORIZED purchase equipment and clothing for fire fighters September 9. 1854
 ANNIE HAVEMEISTER named Valley Fair Queen
 KIWANIS PLAN annual Kids Day
 FAIR DRAWS thousands to valley
 BREAKS REPORTED at North Palmer Store, Valley Grocery, and Tost's Service September 10. 1854
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06
Highlights of 1854 Show Busy Year In the Valley [

$1OOOO DAYLIGHT HOLDUP. Mrs. Thelma Ross, kosloskys Department Store employee TOD bed at knife point. Suspect held September I6. 1854
 POLICE SOLVE HOLDUP in record time. Joseph Perrin admit ted guilt after being taken into custody. Bail set at $15,0O0 POLIO IN VALLEY now totals nine
 BAND BOOSTERS club to form September %. 1854
 SEWER PROPOSAL HEAR ING September 30
 THREE FILE FOR five-year school board term
 LEADING DEMOCRATS plan valley visit
 RICHARD SIMMONS AND CHARLES DAVIS killed in high way wreck
 FOOTBALL SEASON opens; Palmer plays Anchorage
 VALLEY LAKES GET addi- tional fish plantings September 30. 1854
 COOP INSTALLS $54,000 sprinkler system
 HOWARD ESSLINGER ap- pointed Annapolis Academy
 FOUR RESIDENTS file for city council seats October 2. 1854
 CITY VOTERS turn down sew CT plans
 FIVE VALLEY WOMEN at tend University Short Course
 NEW CITY CLERK ARRIVES in Palmer
 MARES STYLE Shop opens in Palmer October A. 1854
 Continued on page D
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06

production totals 6,514,313 pounds in 1853
 BUTTE RESIDENTS raise money for fire equipment
 COOP SCHOLARSHIP an- nounced by University June 24. 1854
 COOP TO HAVE new general manager after August l
 FIRST AID course planned for Valley
 DR. c. c. BAILEY named city health officer
 COUNCIL SITS as equalization board
 GRAZING DISTRICT created north of Palmer
 SCOUTS LEAVE for Kings Lake
 CITY WELCOMES Legionnair- es for four-day convention July l, 1854
 IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIA- TION gives money to school dis trict
 CELEBRATION SET at Wasilla for Fourth of July July 8. 1854 N MIDWAY MARKET opens at Butte
 EXPERIMENT FARM plans field day 206 acres
 MUG-UP CAFE opening Fri day
 CITY PURCHASES rock crush CT
 July Is. 1854 G. PARKER LESTER, city councilman, taken by death
 GENE KIRSCH named 1854 Fair manager
 DON UTTER CABIN destroy ed by fire
 ANNUAL FISH FRY set for July IS July zzs lSo4
 CONTRACTOR ENDING water line work
 SECRETARY MCKAY makes brief valley visit
 CROP PAINTINGS DOWN, good yield seen
 GARDEN CLUB plans two-day flower show July 29. 1854
 $567 900 TELEPHONE LOAN approved for MTA
 CITY SETS 1O-MILL tax rate
 STEVENSON VISITS VALLEY FOOTINGS FOR NEW FIRE HALL in, building progressing
 LAKE GEORGE provides an nual tourist attraction August 5. 1854
 MOTOR-IN SERVICE suffers loss in fire
 TWO POLIO CASES reported in Palmer
 MOOSE LODGE observes 10th anniversary
 CITY CLERK ELIZABETH BARRY tenders resignation
 CHICKALOON SCHOOL dis continued August l2. 1854
 COOP MEMBERS to hear an
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06

termed success
 MAYOR DON McKECHNIE re- signs city office
 RALPH MOORE NAMED CD director May 6. 1854
 $1l4,OOO SCHOOL BUDGET Approved
 TIRES, WHEELS taken in theft at home of John Gore
 PALMER AIRPORT has new field lights CHOWDER FEED, DANCE honor women pilots May l3. 1854
 PALMER BREAKS FIVE rec ords; takes track meet
 AIRLINE CONSIDERING reg ular Palmer stop
 P. A. R. c. plans summer play ground
 SPRING FIRES keep local fire fighters busy
 PIGGLY-WIGGLY opens meat department May 20. 1854
 NO. PALMER Association dis solved
 MATANUSKA HOTEL under new management
 COOP GETS BIG share of Army produce bids
 46 SENIORS GRADUATE May 26
 HEALTH CENTER moved to
 CAMP GROUNDS open for season
 GRAZING RANGE opens at Little Susitna May 27. 1854
 MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES planned
 CITY MAY ANNEX new high school area
 PLAN PERMANENT exhibit building at fairgrounds
 CHUGIAK SPRING carnival May 29, 30, 31
 KOSLOSKY'S observe 18th an niversary June 3. 1854
 $4O,OOO DAMAGE in Sisley Ser vice fire
 FARMERS MARKET prepar- ing for June 19 opening
 LITTLE LEAGUERS start practice June 10. 1854
 PLAYGROUND OPENS Mon day morning
 $28.00O BUDGET approved by Valley Fair Board
 LEGION AUXILIARY honors national president at tea
 PALMER STREETS TO get oil treatment
 PALMER RIFLEWOMEN take top national honors
 OPEN HOUSE marks 25th we'd ding university of MT. and Mrs. Virgil Eckert June IT. 1854
 VALLEY BANK designated F. D l. c. member
 COOP CREAMERY plant in Fairbanks opens
 MATANUSKA VALLEY milk
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06

year
 PALMER DAY" observed by Anchorage Chamber of Commerce March 4. 1854
 ENTIRE SHEMATOVICH fam fly of seven change name to Sims VALLEY PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL dedicated March 6
 PALMER HIGH SCHOOL wins Kiwanis annual basketball tour nament
 IDAHO GOVERNOR Len Jor- don makes Valley visit
 PALMERITES FEEL earth quake March 3 March Il. 1854
 BOARD MEMBERS give an nual reports at Hospital Associa- ton meeting
 ELMER URBAN elected presi- dent of Matanuska Ski club
 JOHN MAZE and DOROTHY HOFFMAN win Americanism es- say contest
 ARCTIC EXPLORER Sir Hu- bert Wilkins, Valley visitor March Is. 1854 COOP ICE CREAM WINS prizes in national contest BREAK AT KIRK'S net burglar $22.32
 LLOYD A. MORLEY named administrator at new valley hos pital
 c. 0. F. CONVENTION opers March 19, Harold E. Pomeroy keynote speaker
 TOGS W SEAMS new local business opens March 23
 PALMER SHOOTERS TAKE MATCHES from Fairbanks teams March 25. 1854
 MRS. M. D. SNODGRASS nom- mated for Alaska Mother of '54
 $28,0OO LOSS IN early-morning fire at home of Allan Richie
 LOCAL POST OFFICE ADDS 200 boxes
 MANN LESSER named opera tor of Palmer Nursery
 JOINT POLE USE agreement in effect between City and MEA April l. 1854
 ROSALIND MILLER named 1854 IFYE delegate
 SUTTON-ESKA AREA seeking school f
 JEANNE SCT1AvER, public health nurse arrives April 8. 1854
 SORORITY SHOW proceeds go to Recreation Council
 ARCTIC TRAILS RIDING club formed
 MAJORITY LACK fails to pass MEA proposals April IS. 1854
 NEW HOSPITAL OPENS OF FICIALLY APR. IS
 MINSTREL SHOW draws crowd of HOO
 MAGAZINE MERGER of sThe Alaska Record" and Alaska Agri- culturist" announced
 JOHN REED INSTALLED ex- alted ruler of Elks lodge 1842
 OVER 1000 attend Valley Presbyterian Hospital open house
 NEW REGULATIONS announ- ced for Bangs disease control April 2s. 1854
 VALLEY VOTES BIG Demo- cratic margin l CD TEST AT Eklutna Project
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06
January ?, 1854

%%@&A0GA s 4SST
 OVER 800 PERSONS register ed their land holdings in this pre- cinct before the dead line Dec. 31.
 A NEW ORDINANCE, regard ing the City of Palmer water poll icy, was read and passed as an emergency measure.
 January IA. 1854
 THE NEW VALLEY PRESBY- TERRAIN HOSPITAL received a second payment of the Hill-Bur- ton funds amounting to nearly $112,000.
 GRAZING DISTRICT GREAT ED in area south of town.
 FERTILIZER SPECIALIST meet with farmers
 EMIL GANSCHOW INSTAL- LED as Kiwanis president JanurarY q. 1854
 JUSTIFICATION MUST BE SHOWN to reopen office, Mar shall says: "Just show me good justification and I will do all I can toward the reopening of a Deputy Marshal office in the Matanuska Valley, Fred Will liamson, U. s. Marshal.
 LEE FRYER OF THE CHAR LES LILY SEED Company pre- dicted that in time to come Al aska will be producing fertiliz- CTS now imported from the States and Enurope.
 LARGE REPRESENTATION OF LOGGERS, and others inter ested in the promotion of the log ging industry in this area discus sed the possibility of forming an association of loggers and saw mill owners.
 January 28. 1854
 SCHOOL CHILDREN CON- TRIBUTE $28O to March of Dimes
 3RD DIV. c. o. P. CONVEN- TON SET FOR CITY.
 LICK MITCHELL TAKES TOP MONEY IN SLED DOG RACES in one hour, three minu- tes and Is seconds. February 4, 1854
 ANCHORAGE MERCHANTS AGREE TO SELL ONLY ALAS KA-GROWN POTATOES: February II. 1854
 VALLEY AREA GIVES OVER $l.500 TO MARCH OF DIMES.
 CAFE DEMOLISHED BY FREIGHT TRUCK: Dawes and Mary's Cafe, located at Martins
 NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WAY to sell City of Palmer telephone system to Matanuska Telephone Association.
 SALES TAX COLLECTIONS crosses $64, ,140.39 during 1853.
 PALMER GARDEN CLUB FORMS
 February 18. 1854
 RICHARD JONES new Cham Der of Commerce president
 MRS. CLYDE HORNELL and two sons victims of flash fire.
 FARMERS ASSURED OF 200 tons ammonium nitrate February 25. 1854
 QUORUM FAILS at special MEA meeting, to vote again April }, 1854
 PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE makes 409 home visits during past
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
Home Coming At
Big Darby Church
Sunday October 2

Plans have been completed by
the members of Big Darby Bap-
fist Church for one of the largest
and most successful Home Com
ings they have held in recent
years. The annual event will be
held this Sunday October End.
The religious activities will be-
gin with Sunday School at 9:45
am; morning worship at 1920.
There will be a basket dinner at
noon and the special Home Com
ing service at 2:30 in the after
noon.
Guest speaker for the occasion
will be Rev. David Redding, pas
tor of the Plain City Presbyterian
Church.
During the afternoon service the
pastor of Big Darby Church, Rev.
Richard Bowser will give a brief
talk in relating the plans of the
church for the coming year and
explain what developments will be
undertaken. This annual Home
Coming and Rally Day will mark
the 145th, year in the history of
the church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
PLUMWOOD
and RESACA
Community News
Mrs. Glen Dillon Reporter
Resaca Phone No. 7-23o5

Mrs. Hazel Coe and grandson,
Tommy, of Bookwalter spent Sun
day with Mrs. Ruth Hunter and
Mrs. Ella Dillon of Plumwood.
The W.S.C.S. held their monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ercil
Becker last Tuesday. The women
are planning their annual supper
for the first week of November.
The October meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Helen Dillon.
Mrs. Hobart Haley and Mrs. Hin
ton billiard, of Springfield spent
Tuesday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sewers.
A &c Phyllis Dillon, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dillon, is
home on leave from Parks Air
Force Hospital in California. She
will be eligible for discharge short
ly after she returns to her post.
Mrs. Louie Becker has been ill
since Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson Evans and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sic
bold and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Phillips and daughters, all
of near West jefferson, were
Thursday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Littler and dau.
ghter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Murry and
sons had a surprise birthday party
at their home Friday evening for
Mrs. Elmer Dillon and their son,
Hal, who was two years old. Those
enjoying the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Galimore and son, Da-
vid, Mrs. Mabel Wibright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Dillon, Sally and
Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Dillon
and Janice and Mrs. Elmer Dillon.
Johnny Soldering, young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Soldering, fell
from a hammock one evening last
week and broke his left arm. He
returned to school this Monday.
Mrs. Ed Shy Jr., was very much
surprised by her family Sunday,
when they arrived with a basket
dinner, a beautifully decorated
cake and wishing her happy birth
day. Attending the dinner were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Charles, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Shy, Mrs. Bertha
Nixon, Larry, Charlie and Joe Nix
on, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kale and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Geron,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
Mrs. Bruce Broward
Awarded Scholarship
At Ohio State Univ.

Mrs. Bruce Broward, the form
er Carole Lombard, Was recently
awarded University scholarship
for the coming academic year at
Ohio State University.
Mrs. Browand is a Junior in the
School of Home Economics at the
University. She attended the Sec
ond term of the summer session,
receiving a point hour ratio of
3.55.
A graduate of ChLckery-Darby
High School, Class of 1858, Mrs.
Browand received a similar scho-
larship upon her graduation. She
had been active in 1-H work while
in school at Chuckery-Darby, as
we'll as in other school activities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30
Services Held For
James Cochenour
Korea War Victim

Graveside services were held in
the Forest Grove Cemetery Sun
day at 3 pm. for M/Sgt. James
w. Cochenour, a resident of Jer-
ONE Township who died in a pris-
on camp in North Korea, Feb. %,
1851.
A World War II veteran, he was
thought to be the only Union
County service man to lose his life
in the Korean War.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Wilby Cochenour of Route 3 Plain
City; wife, Mary Lou Cochenour
Hyatt of Columbus; sister, Mrs
Donald Fry of near Plain City;
Aunts, Miss Margaret Curry, Mrs
Ethel w. Wester, both of Plain
City and Mrs. Hazel Kendrick OF
Hilliard; Uncle, Lee Cochenour OF
Columbus.
Burial in Forest Grove Gene
terry was by the Jay D. Ferguson
Funeral Home of Plain City.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-30

painting all buildings; building a
new fence along State Route No. 3S;
making additional repairs on the
grandstand; repairing the cattle
barn; the erection of new buildings
for sheep and hogs and the raztng OF
old ones: more buildings for the jun
Tor Youth. movement; the erection OF
additional barns for race horses
and the razing of the old ones and
the construction of new sanitary
toilet.
said tax being: An additional tax
of 1/5 mills to run for 5 years at q
rate not exceeding 1 rs mills for each
one dollar of valuation, which
amounts to two cents ($.02) for each
one hundred dollars of valuation.
for five (5) years.
The Polls for said Election will be
open at $40 o'clock Am. and remain
open until $40 o'clock Pm. Eastern
Standard Time of said day..
BY order of the Board of Elections
of Madison County. Ohio.
Horace II. Hume, Chairman
Gertrude d. Gist, Clerk
Sept % 90 Oct. 13