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Evening star., 1955-10-30

trial zonine Of some 2.70o acres
ION the Virginia side Of the
| Potomac.
pEPCO has an option, which
runs out Tuesday. to buy 5ls
acres Of the ,6O0-acre Triple
Seven Farm from the Virginia
Syndicate that took title to the
tract Q few months ago.
Under terms Of the contract.
made public Thursday by The
Star. PEPCO Is committed to CO.
operate In getting industrial
coming for the remainder Of the
Triple Seven tract.
E PEPCO. In the contract, also
agrees to grant the syndicate o
50-foot right-of-way for 4 sim
gle-track spur to connect its
tract with the Washington q Old
Dominion Railroad line ct Ster-
ling. Va, more than four miles
away.
This change In the riverfront
character Of the Virginia side
of the Potomac would adversely
affect residential properties on
both sides Of the river, Mr.. Tay-
lor and his associates contend.
"They tthe Virginia syndicatel
would never have given an OPP
ton unless they felt they could
get Industrial zoning on the re-
mainder.n Mr.. Taylor said.
1T would be economic suicide
to hold the remainder for resi-
DENTAL development" he added.
The hunt country leaders OF
the PEPCO opposition predict
the Industrial development on
the Virginia side would leapfrogI
across the river into Maryland
and play havoc with estate values
there.
Immediately across the river
are farms owned by Arnold B.
Mckee, Eugene Casey and
Brockett Muir. None Joined In
protest Of the PEPCo plan made
at the Loudoun hearing. All
three farms front on River road,
which is to be extended and I'M
proved from Seneca to Whites
Ferry, according to the Upper
Montgomery County's master
highway plan.
River road traverses the
breadth Of the hunt country and
Is the gateway to the recreation
area along the Potomac and the
G. & o. Canal.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

At the planned site VIII lead %
industrialization on both sides Of
the river Of an area now pre-
dominantiy rural residential ID
character.
5. BY those who fear the eject
Of the plant on the Districts
water supply.
AS far as PEPCO is concerned,
its officials have conferred pri-I
vately with some Of the groups
involved.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Industrial Fear

Another major concern Of the
Montgomery committee Is the
potential effect the plant will
have on the surrounding area.
The specter Of an industrial
center with It's towering smoke
stacks on. the banks Of the
Potomac above scenic Senecs
has aroused residents Of thu
Potomac hunt country estate
area.
III. Taylor yisualises indus-
Evening star., 1955-10-30

tribution. better fire protection
and better living for the people
Of Fairfax County,
The county proposes to estab-,
lish an integrated. public water.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

Controversy svirls ever so miIlit =
Bond issse. See PEG
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Fourth Quarter
School Payments
Due Next Week

The fourth and final quarterly
distribution of Foundation Pro-
gram funds for the 1954-55 school
year will be made to the school
districts of Ohio within the next
week, according to r. M. Eyman,
state director of education.
The final distribution for the
current school year will amount to
$31, ,227, ATS. Robert L. Robe, direc-
tor of school finance in the State
Department of Education, said I'm
cluding the current payment, the
four quarterly payments for the
1954-55 school year will amount to
$123, ,290,Oo0."
In this final settlement for the
school year, 1954-55, city schools
will receive $11,002, 1862; ex-
empted village schools will get ST.
O92, ,926.87 and the county schools
share is 1881, ,642.99. London's S
share of the total is approximately
SOS, ,858.35.
The distribution includes $644,-
$50 to the public employees retire
ment system and S4,895, ,848.75 for
the teachers retirement fund.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Tax Revenues On
Slow DoWnswing

Sales tax revenues dropped from
the calendar-year high of more
than four million dollars to S3,-
985, ,065, for the week ending May
Z. The totals were S833,934, or
26.46 per cent ahead of the total
for the same period last year, ac-
cording to State Treasurer Roger
w. Tracy.
Madison County reported reven-
ues of $8,449.20 for the period, a
gain over last years total of ST.
26022, and county collections to
date in the current fiscal year were
still almost half a million higher
than those of last year.
The food, apparel, automotive,
furniture and building industry
groups all registered gains, while
department and general stores and
chain stores were off.
An analysis of the summary
showed that, for the twenty-fourth
consecutive week, the sub-group of
motor vehicle sales registered a
big increase in excess of tax collec-
tions for the corresponding week
a year ago. The amount gained was
S417,737, or 55.6S percent.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Girl Scouts Me- ct
For Decision On
Program Status

The Council of London Girl
Scouts, Inc, will have an open
meeting in the Methodist Church
Monday evening May %, at 8 pm.
Any who are interested in the
Girl Scout program, and more es-
pecially at this time, whether it
will continue to be operated on a
local basis or join the Area Coun-
Gil, are invited to Monday nights
meeting.
There will be a guest speaker
and also report from the men,
bers of the group, who on May 10
went to Columbus to further dis
cuss with Mrs. Florence Jones,
member of the professional staff
of Cleveland Girl Scout Area, who
recently was in London, the prob
lens of the movement in London
and this area.
All old and new members of the
London Council are requested to
meet at the church at 7:30 for a
meeting before the open meeting at
8 pm.
The success, or survival of Girl
Scouts" in London, say Council
members, hinges on the interest of
parents or friends of girls eligible
for participation in the excellent
program offered.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Polio Shots Held
Up In County

The Madison County Department
of Health reported today that the
polio vaccination situation here
will remain in status quo until the
state releases the vaccine or furth-
er instructions are received.
Vaccine used here in the inocu-
lations bore the brand name of Eli
Lilly, and such vaccine has not
been suspected in the recent inves-
legations.
Nation-wlue, the vaccine has
been held up again as Public
Health officials took another look
at what has been termed a very
confused picture" Seventy-seven
of an estimated five million chill
dren who took the inoculations
have subsequently come down with
polio, relationship which could be
coincidental according to DR.. Jonas
Salk, discoverer of the vaccine.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20

We hustle through Bonn,
the seat of West German gov
ernment, where Konrad Aden-
auer holds forth. Good roads
here and we make good time
even with all of the heavy
traffic.
At Koln (Cologne) we are
met with such destruction as
to dull the senses. Block aft
er block with absolutely moth
ing standing. Cologne was
plastered by the u. S. and
British until but 20 per cent
of it was left. But in true
German fashion even the rub
BILE is neat and the same re-
building program seen every
where is going on here. Colog-
ne was once a Roman town
way back when and we pre-
sumo that it too is eternal like
most of the things the Rom
ans touched.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Memorial Service
In Pleasant TWp.

Plans have been completed for
the Pleasant Township Memorial
Decoration Day services. The Of
ficers of the association are: presi-
dent, Robert Spears; vice president,
Eugene Demory; secretary, j. o.
kinner; treasurer, Theodore
Teets.
The following committees have
been selected: program, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Runyan, j. o. Skin
ner; music, Mrs. William Nc
knight, Mrs. Paul Remley; church
decorations, Mrs. Richard Virts,
MYF group; grave and cemetery
decoration, Charles Rupert, Will
liam Mcknight, Phil Ashworth,
Ernie Hayes, Lawrence Caplinger;
flowers, Catawba Wayside Garden
Club; flags, Milburn Neer; mound
services, Hayes Waltman, c. o.
Timberman, Mahlon Neer; finance,
Theodore Teets, J. o. Skinner; Of
ficer of the day, Emerson Neer;
Publicity, Mrs. Edna Neer Davis
son.
The morning service will be held
at First Methodist church. Rev.
Pearl Dial, pastor of Trinity Meth
odist church, will deliver the ad-
dress. The afternoon service will
be held at Mahlon Neer's grove.
In case of inclement weather, it
will be held at the Catawba school.
The address will be given by Will
liam Saxbe, attorney of Mechan-
icsburg. The Gettysburg address
will be given by John Cheeseman.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
ONE SOLUTION?

We are in receipt of a postal
card from one William R. Sui
livan, of Los Angeles, who has
a solution to the traffic prob
lem. He says, Traffic conges-
ton can be solved very easily if
we so desire. Just keep making
the drivers license code more
rigid until the number of cars
fit the size of our roads"
To us, this kind of thinking
appears dangerous. Suppose it
worked, and the legislators ap-
piled the same kind of logic to
marriage laws and the school
situation
Like the Chinese once did, we
could bind our feet and wear
the same size shoe, but it tends
to make the foot useless. We're
for Progress!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
travelling Pair Due
Home Next Week

Mr.. ]. r. Conway, publisher of
The Madison Press Co., and Mr..
Sam Robson, attorney, sailed on
Friday, May 13, from London,
England for Montreal. The travel
ing pair are expected to dock in
Montreal, Canada on Saturday,
May 81. They will return to Lon
don, Ohio, via Detroit, Michigan,
arriving here next week.
Mr.. Conway's columns which
have caused much favorable CO.
ment in and around the area, will
continue for some time, as we have
received them up until the day or
so before they left England
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
County Boards Of
Education Meet

The annual meeting of all the
Boards of Education in Madison
County was held at the Madison
County Court House, Thursday
evening, May u.
The Madison County Board of
Education and every Board in the
County was represented at the
meeting, also representatives from
the London Board of Education
was in attendance.
The attendance was larger than
in former years. Local School Ex-
ecutive Heads were also invited.
County Superintendent Rolla D.
Webster introduced Miss Esther
Brading of the Madison County
Health Department. Miss Brading
outlined types of work the Health
Department is doing in the school
system, and also gave very clear
report of the Polio vaccine situa-
ton.
Attorney Robert Drury, Legal
Advisor for the Ohio Education As
sociation addressed the group on
current legislation and discussed
several laws of interest to School
Board Members.
Mr.. J. ]. Hartley, Supt. of the
London City Schools showed the
film Johnny Buckeye" This film
gives an idea of the school situa-
ton in the State of Ohio.
Representative Elton Kile ther
discussed the work and activities
of the present Ohio Legislative AS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Telephone Executive Killed
In Crash At Summerford
Cause OF Fatal
Wreck Unknown

Frederick M Brett, "A, 3012 Sum
set Avenue, Columbus, was killed
Wednesday evening when his 1854
automobile skidded from the road
at Summerford near the intersec-
ton of U.S. 40 and State Route So.
Brett was the general traffic per-
sonnel supervisor of the Ohio Bell
Telephone Co, and was working
out of Columbus.
The accident occurred at about
Sis pm. The car left the road, de-
molished an clubhouse in the rear
of a residence, sheared off utility
pole, and stopped. The patrol re-
ported that Brett was partially
thrown from the car, with only his
right leg remaining inside. The
sheared utility pole fell on Mr..
Brett's head. Madison County Cor
oner DR.. w. T. Bacon said that
death was due to a skull fracture
and brain injury.
State Patrolman Al Monas and
1iiCA III A|NbGLJ IlCAD wa hlSg
were at the scene of the accident.
They reported that the extrication
of the body from under the pole
and the wrecked car required
about As minutes.
Summerford residents reported
the accident after hearing the
crash. There were no eye-witnesses
and officials could not determine
the cause Mr. Brett was west
bound on Route 40.
The body was taken to the Ra-
der-Porter Funeral Home in Lon
don, later removed TO the Daniels
Funeral Home in Lakewood, Ohio
1t is reported that Mr.. Brett's
father-in-law will be in charge of
the services in Lakewood. No in
formation was available here as to
survivors.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Honorary PalIbearers
At j. w. Snyder Funeral

Honorary pall-bearerS at the fu-
neral Wednesday of John William
Snyder, Old Xenia Road, who died
Sunday evening, included a num-
per OF officials of the Public In
dennity Insurance Company, for
which he was serving as a member
of the Auxiliary Board of Directors
at the time of his death.
These honorary pall-bearers
were: Charles Nixon, Clair Cook,
William Cook, Russell Younger,
Kenneth Morris, Ted Mathers,
Wayne Fultz, Dewey McClelland,
Glenn Garrett, Nal Zewald and c.
A. Barnhart.
Pall-bearers were six grandsons
and nephews of Mr.. Snyder.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Madison Local
Holds Exercises
May u And rs

Madison Local School will hold
its Commencement Exercises on
Wednesday, May 25, 1855 at 800
I'm.
Mr.. Earl c. Metz, Head of the
Education Department at Capital
University, will deliver the adj
dress. Mr.. Metz is a graduate of
Capital University and has done
graduate study at Duke University
and Ohio State University. He is
member of many professional or
ganizations and has held executive
committee membership on a num-
Der of them. Besides being Head of
the Department of Education at
Capital University, he is also Dean
of Evening and Summer School.
The Baccalaureate Exercises will
be held on Sunday afternoon, May
% ut 200 pm. Rev. Rugh, Pastor
of the Lutheran Church, will de-
liver. the address.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20

Hustling is the word for Co
logne. 1t is full of glamorous
shops, bistros, restaurants,
night clubs and beer joints.
The streets are jammed so
that auto traffic is outlawed
in some places. There are poor
people here somewhere but
we see very few of them. And,
as always in Germany, you
have the eyes of a very AFRO
CANT and perhaps even re-
vengeful people upon you. We
do not think we are unkind
in saying this since we feel
it although, outwardly, the
German is kind and courteous.
Oh we'll, guess that is what
makes the world go round.
And, so we are off to AM
sterdam and the Dutch. New
sights, new money and new
people. Auf Wiedersehen,
Krausmeier, see you!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Bacca|aureate Service For
81 Graduating From Lbs.
Rev. Baldwin Will
Give IS Address

The Reverend Frank l. BALDWIN,
minister of the London Presbyter-
ion Church, will give the address
Sunday evening, May % at 8 pm.
in the school gymnasium at the
Baccalaureate service for the 81
students who will be graduated as
the class of 1855 of the London
High School. He has taken as his
theme, THE Beginning of Wis
DOM"
Other ministers who will have
a part in the program are the Rev.
erend Sanford c. Lindsey, rector
of Trinity Episcopal Church, who
will read the scripture and offer
the prayer and the Reverend A.
M. Shenefelt, who will say the
benediction
Miss Anne Dickerson, organist
will play "Consecration" by Will
son for the prelude; Coronation
March" Meyerbeer, for the Class
Professional and March of Exal-
tation," Van Woert, for the reces-
sional.
Ray Creighton, head of the mu-
sic department, with Ruth Strine,
accompanying, will direct the fol-
lowing choral numbers: "Hark the
Vesper Hymn is Stealing" Arr.
Scholin, with Linda Hood, Soloist;
and 20 Bone Jesu," Palestrina:
Arr. Ehret, by Mixed Chorus; Choir
al selection, "All Natures Works
His Praise Declare" Fink: Arr.
Hadley, Mixed Chorus with Rich
ard LeBeau, soloist. THE Lord
Bless You and Keep YOU" by Pc
ter c. Lutkin, will be sung as the
response to the benediction.
THE Church's One Foundation, -
will be sung as audience participa-
ton at the service.
Members of the class are:
Jackie Lee Adams, Carolyn Lou
Adrean, Bonnie Diane Allensworth,
John William Ames, Gerald K. Ar
drey, Nancy Barck, Carol Ann
Bardon, Patty Lou Barker, Peggy
Lee Barker, Joyce Ann Bass
Vaughn Autry Bass, Charles Ad-
rian Boggs, Gene Arthur Branden-
burg, Howard Max Brewer, Gloria
Deane Brill, Eugene Paul Buehler
Wilma Jean Bush, Normalee Beth
Cheeseman, Donna May DeVoe
Dorothy Elizabeth Donohoe
Joan Alice Drake, Robert Benja-
min butcher, Barbara Jean Fergu-
son, Robert Vincent Fout, Haze
Marie Fugett, Milton Edward
Gaines, Carolyn Sue Garrett, Jim.
mie Lee Geer, June Ellen Gibson
Kenneth Dean Haskins, Gary Eu-
gene Hayman, Robert Wayne
Hern, Linda Ann Hood, David Ron.
aid Lee Howard, Linda Lee
Hughes, Kenneth Justice, Jr. Rob,
ert Earl Kennedy, Constance Lee
King.
Charles Richard LeBeau, Mary
Carolyn Lowery, Patricia Belle
Manning, Patricia Kay Mustary
Peggy Marie Myers, Martyr
Frances Potter, Jed Wilson Pratt
Shirley Irene Radcliff, Dolores
Ann Reffit, Loretta June Roby
Ralph Evans Scurry, Jr., Davic
Edward Smith, James Edward
Stahl, Donna Dee Stainbrook
Nancy Marks Taylor. Janice Lee
Vincent, Eden Lee Wilson, Patri
cia Louise Wilt, Roberta Jear
Wood
Floral arrangements for the
stage by Crabbe's Greenhouse.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Rites For Edward
GIispie Thursday

Funeral services for Edward
Glispie, II year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Glispie, South Solon,
were held Thursday at 2 pm. in
the South Solon Congregational
Christian Church.
The youth died Monday after
noon in Springfield City Hospital
following an illness of seven
months.
He is survived by his parents,
six brothers, Charles, James Ken
meth, Eldon, Donald and Thomas,
ell at home and two sisters, Mrs.
Minnie Cornell of London, Route l,
and Mary Helen Glispie at home.
Interment in the South Solor
Cemetery by the Sprague Funeral
Home
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Gas Thief Is
Bound Over To
The Grand Jury

John D. Johnson, 19, Shelby,
Ohio, was arrested in Delaware, O.
Monday morning and returned to
Plain City by the Highway Patrol
where he was arraigned in Mayors
court on charges filed by the
Houchard Oil Company.
johnson was arrested by Della
ware police after he had filled the
gas tank on his car at the local gas
station and drove off without pay
ing for it.
He had been arrested two weeks
ago after obtaining gas at Wilson
Corners and not paying for it. He
was fined $500 and costs by Ma
yor John C,aa then.
At his hearing here Monday eve-
ming he entered a plea of not guilty
and was bound over to the grand
jury by Mayor John Gaa and sent
to the county Jail at London to
await trial.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Awards Presented
For Athletic And
Musical Activity

Awards were presented to the
members of the London High
School athletic and music organiza-
tions at an ASSEMBLY, of the stu
dents and faculty in the high
school auditorium Monday morn
ing.
Members of the Girls Glee Club,
Mixed Chorus, and Band, having
fulfilled the necessary attendance
requirements at rehearsals and
public performances during the
1954-55 school year, were present
ed with awards as follows:
Girls Glee Club: First Year
Award, IL" Letter Phyllis Joan
Ames Mary Baker, Yvonne Bass,
Ruth Bennett, Beverly Boggs,
Sharen Brewer, Gloria Brown,
Evelyn Byrd, Joann Carpenter,
Bernetta Clifton, Marilyn Come
ans, Charlene Cristee (accompan-
ist), Judith DeVore, Anita Dilling-
ham, Dorothy Drake, Julia Dwyer,
Mildred Ellars, Janet Erwin, Vir-
ginia Evans, Emma Jean Earring
ton, Rebecca Feeley, Patty Fife,
Kathleen Fleming, Peg Fleming,
Vici Geer, Gloria Gist, Beverly
Hanson, June Howard, Shirley
Hughes, Joan Lindig, Lucille Ma
son, Mary Lou Miller, Patty Nous
er, Nancy Pratt, Dorothy Richards,
Joyce Ann Rockwell, Harriet Ros-
nagle, Deloris Jean Seldom, Rhetta
Smith, Helen Stuthard, Virginia
Williams, Shirley Wilson, Hilda
Workman, Sarah Smith, Janet
Bennett, and Beverly Wickline.
Second Year Award, IL" Letter
Glenna Baker, Fern Grace, Anita
Dean Donna DeVoe, Barbara
Kennedy, Anne McCauley (secre-
tary), Janet McNeal, Nancy Pet
ers, Pear Pitts, DeloriS Ramey,
Gloria Reffit, Sharon Roberts,
Norma Jean Rowe, and Verona
Smith.
Third Year Award, Block Il"
Letter Jeggy Lee Barker, Kay
Borders assistant librarian, Ro-
maine Rector assistant manager),
Deloris Stuthard, and Elaine
Wicker Oibrarian).
Fourth Year Award, Pin with
'55 Guard Linda Hood.
Mixed Chorus; First Year
Award, IL" Letter David An
drews, Norma Baldwin, Jackie
Beer, Georganne Brokaw, Jose
phine Burr, Fred Byerly, Kay
Cameron, Nick Creath, Barbara
Davis, Donna DeVoe, Sharon Far
quhar, Anne Goodson, Jim Harris,
Bob Hern, Nancy Hood, Becky Jen-
kinson, Judy Johnson, Judy Lohr,
Beverly Lowery, Sue Mahan, FL
eanor Martin, Paul McClaskie,
Terry Miller, Peggy Myers, Gloria
Napier, 10 Ellen Nelson, Jed
Pratt, Joyce Witbeck, Bunny
Wood Qibrarian), and Edna Wood
Second Year Award. 81" Letter
Carol Culp, Gwendolyn Farrar
June Gibson, Joann Henry, June
Howard, Sonia Thompson, and Sy-
lvia Pence.
Third Year Award, Block Il
Letter Carol Ann Bardon, (sec-
retary), Laura Dunkle, Linda
Hood. David Hume, Dick Johnson
Sue Jones, Bob Kennedy, and Don,
ma Stainbrook
Continued On Page Two)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Cob Pile Blaze Calls
Out Fire Department

Firemen were called Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 to the Shaw Ele-
vator Co. on West High st. as the
corn cob pile in the rear of the
company caught fire again.
Cause of the fire was said to be
sparks from workmen's welding
torches as the company was con-
structing an elevated corn cob
house near the site of the pile in
an effort to do away with the cobs
on the premises.
The fire was confined to the cob
pile by the fire department.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
Stock Car Races At
State Fairgrounds

Central Ohio racing fans will
have a chance to see late model
cars in race competition Sunday,
May %, at the Ohio State Fair
grounds. Thirty-seven entries feat
uring almost all makes of cars
have been received in the 200-lap,
100-mile race.
Gates at the Fairgrounds will
open at 10 am, with time trials
starting at noon. The starting time
for the big feature rs 2:30 pm.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
DONALD BoGENRIFES
HAVE DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bogenrife
betty Dowler) Mt. Sterling R. r.,
announce the birth of a daughter,
Ellen Diane, Saturday, May IA, at
+ rayette Memorial Hospital, Wash
ington c. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Dowler of
London and Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Bogenrife of Sedalia are the grand
parents.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
BAND REHEARSAL
CHANGED NEXT WEEK

Madison Community Band has
changed its rehearsal next week
from Tuesday, May "a, to Monday,
May % at 8 pm. at Oak Run
Grange Hall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
NJ RS. HOLCOM 3
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Sulanda Holcomb is recov-
ering in Mt. Carmel Hospital fol-
lowing an operation. Her room
number is S28
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-05-20
FLOYD BROWN RETURNS
TO HOSPITAL MONDAY

Mr.. Floyd Brown, of Sedalia,
who returned home last week has
gone back to Doctors Hospital in
Columbus. He underwent surgery
on Wednesday morning. His room
number is 1913 s.