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Evening star., 1955-07-31
Reul Reunion
Staged Recently
AT White House

There was a real gathering
of the clan at the White House
last Monday.
Every living relative of Mrs.
Eisenhower's ther, Mrs.
Doud got together for the first
time.
Eighteen of them including
Mrs. Doud, her brother and
sister-in-law, the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Moore, Maj. and Mrs.
John Eisenhower and their
three children; Ellen and
Mamie Moore, Richard Gill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Gill (the
two Gill boys are Mrs. Moore's
sons) and the youngest of all
was Peaches Gill, not quite q
year old and the daughter Of
the Michael Gills.
AS someone said to Mrs.
Doud, Look what you started
so odd years ago.!
Evening star., 1955-07-31
BEAL,E
Continued From Page D-1

Continued From Page D-1
voted being the Carneys them
selves.
This story gives a key to "31
Knot Burke" After Mick
Carney had been advised that
his retirement would go into
effect this August because of
his age, Admiral Burke was
sent for by the civilian Navy
bosses and told that he was 1t.
Shocked at being picked over
90-some senior officers, his first
question was, Does Admiral
Carney know this?" No, the
Navy Secretaries told him, Ad-
miral Carney hadn't heard yet
who his successor would be.
Then wait until I tell him."
the quiet-mannered Admiral
Burke said and whipped right
out leaving his bosses sitting
there.
A most sincere man with
the humility of real ability,
the newly chosen Chief of
Naval Operations wasn't at
all happy about succeeding
his good friend Admiral Car
ney, nor about skipping over
so many other admirals.
The day before the change
was announced, the Secretary
of the Navy asked him, What
do you think about it now?"
II still think you're making
a mistake" replied the noted
Pacific commander.
Like I said. in this city OF
Evening star., 1955-07-31
TO-DAY M a1'SoczE7Y

Washington on July 90. and
was followed by a wedding
breakfast at the Sheraton
Carleton Hotel.
Mrs. Ruttenberg, a graduate
of Barnard College, is attend
ing the Georgetown University
School of Political Science.
Mr.. Ruttenberg attended
Yale University and was grad
uated from the University of
Virginia, where he was elected
to Phi Beta Kappa, and the
Evening star., 1955-07-31

assignment in the sultry Sal
gon is over, says the Depart
ment. and he will now have
a tour of duty in Washington.
Needless to say, his wife Dot
tie and their two children are
beside themselves with Joy.
Because of schooling problems,
they've spent most of the past
year here. Now the Kidders,
kids and all, will be reunited
in their handsome Foxhall
road residence
Evening star., 1955-07-31

pompous power seekers. it is
refreshing to hear of a sue
cessful leader of men who
doesn't think he should come
first.
\ X Il
DIPLOMAT RETURNS:
Randolph Kidder, who's
been deputy chief of the
American Embassy in Wet
Nam, arrived In town yester-
day to stay. His two-year
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Miss Arden Suk
Is Mdrried to
Mr.. RuttenberQ

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Suk
of New York City announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Arden Honore to Mr..
Charles B. Ruttenberg, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham D.
Ruttenberg of Reading, Pa.
The ceremony took place in
Evening star., 1955-07-31

University Of nennsylvania
Law School.
After q wedding trip to New
England. Mr.. and Mrs. Rutten-
berg viii live in Washington.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
In Rehoboth

Col. and Mrs. P. v. Betters,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Kilerland
and MFR. and Mrs. William H.
Dyer are in Rehoboth Beach,
staying at the Henlopen Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Manhattan In Miniature
This Small Town Boy Loves ihe Big City

yVTHEN GUY MILLER was l. his mother and father took
w him to New York to the Worlds Fair. This was
the first time Guy had town much larger than Enola
the village near Harrisburg Pa where he was born and the
skyscrapers streets impressed him much that he
decided some day he would the town.
Now 23 Guy Is In the process Of achieving his ambition
AS he discharged from the Navy two
he headed straight for New York and began TO make accurate
miniatures Of the buildings and streets that had impressed
him 50 much.
So TAR Guy made only about zoo buildings but these
include the biggest and most dcut ones. such Rocke
feler Center the Wall Street skyscrapers the Waldorf
Astoria the Daily News Building Chrysler and Empire State
Buildings In four years. he hopes his miniature Manhattan
win comprise the entire southern half OF the island from
the Battery to Central Park and from the East River 70 the
Hudson Every Office building apartment house church
win be reproduced and water win now under the bridges
he plans to build.
Undertaking q task that takes years Of painstaking
Of affection for New York that few natives comprehend
subodinated all other major
project and he spends all his time either making drawings
and notes constructing his models Though his family
Is not wealthy. his brothers
have enough confidence in Guys work to support him.
Recently he rented store In Manhattan subway station
for month exhibited his finished models to test public
reaction. Thousands stopped to look, questions and
peed II be shown for the benefit of the Cancer
to combat the disease Of which his mother died years
Guy does all this work IN the furnished where
Mvesn Manhattan OF course. Every building begins with
inch 70 III feet viii be adhered construction method
TO sheets or glass plastic shape or the
outside walls then paste opaque paper the clear material
10 indicate stone brick After the walls are fastened TO
frame he paints the model the color Of the original build
Ing The finished building surprisingly realistic
like the original seen in an aerial photograph
Every In while. Guy talks about taking lob as
bo0kkeeper typst skls he learned In the Navy
haitian he would rather his model methods on Chicago
& i
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK

YEARS - 1925
Engard London raises peaches that
10 inches in circumference
SEPTEMBER Aunt Lizzie" CInmel a. well known colored
dies here
SEPTEMBER w prominent Pike township
robbed at
Fire amount OF $55OO0 destroys West Jeffer-
Elevator Plant in in of village.
London Water Works officials issue warning to
patrons supply during drought
gravel roads miles and miles of
then bedrock by terrific dry spell
Telephone West Jefferson files
tionf of
Madison Co Game Warden M c. Barney Tway
800 pheasantS released in Madison
SEPTEMBER Cigarette shortage somewhat relieved according
o local dealers. .......
SEPTEMBER Harry Hathaway harness maker
Redwood $ 900
SEPTEMBER Approximately coming
Methodist
SEPTEMBER of
hunting "Unraoned
o lists those off yet
SEPTEMBER H M CLANCY,
Madison County
SEPTEMBER Work showrooms
High and Union Streets London rapidly
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
An Editorial


Early August representatives OF the leading farm orsa
natons the packers chain and independent food
+ae and other groups held meeting. It's purpose to
discuss the livestock marketing and meat merchandising stu
alton and to plan special campaign. and promotions series
of these each 10 days has been scheduled The first
beginning September ST. will be a-out selling campaign
.ressino pork Other meats we'll will be promoted in
following campaigns. ..-s
The reason for this /. that meat supplies at high
levels special effort is needed if they are to be moved
into the channels of consumption orderly and sstsfse-
tory fashion That Of is OF direct interest to
farmers and anche and the other members of great
meat industry But lis significance doesn't stop there is
of prime importance 10 consumers also.
For thing cardinal feature Of the campaigns will
be to offer excellent buys otherwise can't be
chieved For another what haPpenes will have strong bear
ing future supplies To Illustrate II pointed out that
the results of the pork promotions may determine whether
hoo rsse tay in the business whether they sell their
corn 10 The government If these raisers discouraged
they will make substantial reductions their female breeding
stock And that would shorter supplies next year
and probably expensive supplies too.
So all Of from the farmer who raises livestock TO the
who buys the finished produchave stake in these
campaigns.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
RE-ENLIsTS IN U.s..
ARMY FROM HERE

Sgt. Richard Rowland of 10
Graham Avenue, has re-enlisted in
the Army and is presently station
ed in Missouri.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Madison County
Court
COM MON PLEAS

New Cases: ;.
Mary T. Rowland, West Jeffer-
son VS.. Richard C. Rowland Jr.,
London, divorce asked ON grounds
OF gross neglect of duty. Married
March 90 1854, Richmond, Ind.
No minor children. Plaintiff asks
alimony and other relief.
Thelma Hildinger VS.. v. Ed
ward Hildinger, and the First Ma
tional Bank, and the Citizens
Loan and Savings Co, divorce
asked on grounds of extreme
cruelty. Married December 6,
1949, Richmond, Indiana. No min
or children. Plaintiff asks alimony,
restraining orders against named
financial institutions, and restora-
tion of former name of Thelma E.
Finchum and other relief.
Lydia Thompson VS.. Lowell
Thompson, divorce asked on
grounds of extreme cruelty. Mari
led September 16, 1850, London,
Ohio. No minor children. Plain
tiff asks support, costs, restora-
ton of former name of Lydia
Phillips and all proper relief.
New Holland Grain Co. VS..
Raymond Stewart, Rte. /, South
Solon, judgement for plaintiff on
cognovit note, S663.63 with inter-
est and costs.
Judgements:
Robert Foster VS.. Marcella Fos-
ter, divorce granted on grounds
of gross neglect of duty. Defen-
dant granted custody of minor
child, support and attorney fees.
Waveline Groves VS.. Everett F.
Groves, divorce granted on
grounds of extreme cruelty. Plain
tiff given custody of three minor
children, support and other relief
The London Home and Savings
Co. VS.. Favorite Poultry Produc-
ers, Inc, defendant ordered to pay
plaintiff sum of S6,0S6.28 with in
terest, within three days of Aug
ust 16, 1855, or defendants equity
of redemption be foreclosed and
premises and chattel property
sold.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
LightIe Named To
Fair Board Post

Members of the Madison County
Agricultural Society have elected
Russell Lightle, manager of the
Agricultural Sterilization Conser-
vation office here, to membership
of the fair board. Lightle will sue
ceed John Sanford, president of
the board, who did not run again
Two other vacancies exist in the
board. Robert Hines, currently
serving as secretary, did not run,
and Ira Hunter, member, moved
from his home in Pleasant Town
ship, leaving vacancy there.
The fair board is composed of
fifteen members, elected by hold
ers of membership tickets in the
society
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
WILL APPEAR ON
SAFETY PROGRAM

Glenda Garner, age 16 and her
brother, Vaughn, age, IA, children
of Mrs. Dorothy Garner, Madison
Lake, will appear on Safety
Program on Saturday. September
3 at HAS am. over Station WLW-
c Channel A.
BIRTHS ANNOUNCER
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Neal, Lilly
Chapel, announce the birth of a
son at Mt. Carmel Hospital, SUM-
day, August %.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas,
West jefferson, announce the
birth of a son at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital. Sunday, August %.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02

There are more than $50 differ
.ent religious UNCONVENTIONAL or
ganiZations in the United States.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Jaycee Offices Looted
Over Weekend Here

London police officials report
that the Jay Gee offices and the
local license bureau were broken
into over the weekend. Police list
ed the loot at $64.16, $22.41 of
which belonged to the license bur-
eau, the remainder to the Jay Gees.
Entry was gained through the
door.
Police Chief German Clark re-
ported that there were no clues of
any kind left at the scene, and the
thoroughness of the job made it
look like the work of a profession
al.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Letters To
The Editor

Letters 70 the editor are en-
couraqed and will be wei
coined. To be considered for
publication they must be sign
ed. Anonymous communlca-
tlons cannot be published. In
the event the author Of let
ter wishes TO withhold his or
her name from publication
this desire should be indicated
In the letter. The letter may
then be printed without the
signature at discretion OF the
editor II II contains informa-
tIon deemed Of sufficient In
terest 20 all readers.-ED.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Bunny Wood Honored
AT stephens" Brunch

Miss Bunny Wood of 244 E. High
St, and her mother Mrs. Robert
K. Wood, were among the honored
guests Saturday, August u, at the
c lu m bus Stephens Alumnae
Clubs annual brunch for new stu
dents.
Bunny, who will shortly begin
her first year at Stephens College,
Columbia, Mo-, was among IL CO.
lumbus area girls honored at the
brunch.
In addition 70 the new students,
special guests also included Miss
Betty Hill, Stephens field secre-
tary, of Columbia, Mo, and Mr..
and Mrs. w. David Carr, of Free
mont, Ohio. Mr.. Carr is the Step
hens fiela representative for Ohio.
SON ARRIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy A. Miller,
Ia West Center Street, announce
the birth of son, Michael Leroy,
in City Hospital, Springfield,
Thursday, August Is.
JOINS JOHNSON
CHEVROLET AGENCY
Mr. Art Hustled has returned
from Florida and has accepted a
position with the Jack Johnson
auto agency in the sales depart
ment. Art was formerly with Jack
Johnson.
There are more than $50 differ
X,nlicrsc,,n L., Air.anl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
Observer Records
August Heat Wave

If you thought you were hot
during the month of August. just
listen to the report of Leonard
McNeal, as to the registering of
the thermometer, and then burn
up"
The peak of the heat was reach
ed on August 2 when the regis
tration was SO degrees. Fourteen
days during the month the ther-
mometer stood at 80 degrees or
above. The minimum of "A degrees
was read in the August 81 twenty
four hour period
Rainfall for the month was Isl
inches or 1.72 inches below nor
NAL.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
The Madison Press
London, Ohio

The Madison Press
London, Ohio
Dear Sir:
wish to use this media of ex-
pressing my sincere thanks for
the way l was received by the
people of Madison County during
my six years and nine months
serving as your County Treasurer.
1t was an experience worthy of
the time and effort required by
the office and ! sincerely thank all
of you who helped to make these
years as pleasant and successful
as they were.
Sincerely,
(Signed) Roger d. Counts
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-02
JOE New HiRT
IN HOSPITAL

Joe McWhirt (the barber of
Summerfor6 is patient in Mt.
Carmel Hospital, room alp.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

suit.
l. The City shall not grant any
rights Identical with or similar
to any of the rights granted to
The Operator in said Agreement,
except under a written contract
with such person, firm or cor
poration, which contract shall
be duly authorized by ordinance.
Section 2. The Agreement au-
thoriZed by Section shall provide
that The Operator shall permit the
public at large, including the own
erS and operators of both private
and commercial aircraft to land at
and take off from and use the facil-
tiles of The Airport and The opera
tor shall, Cd except as to aircraft
owned, leased or otherwise used by
it with respect to which no landing
fees shall be charged, CD except as
to non commercial aircraft based at
The Airport with respect to which
no landing fees shall be charged,
and CD except as to another person,
firm or corporation to whom or to
which The City has granted rights
Identical with or similar to those
granted to The Operator in Articles
l and ii of said Agreement, with
respect to which person, firm or
corporation no landing fees shall be
charged, charge, collect and pay to
The City, at the end of each calen-
dar month, the following landing
fees:
\. Three place or less singlemotor
airplanes, soc per landing.
3. Four place or more single motor
airplanes, $1.00 per landing.
2. Multi-motored airplanes under
1880 pounds as weight is de-
termined by the Civil Aeronau
ties Administration, $3.50 per
landing except that no landing
fee shall be charged if $500 or
more in gasoline, oil or air sup
plies is purchased from The
Operator.
I. Multi-motored airplanes over
said weight of 1850 pounds
$3.50 per landing, except that
no landing fee shall be charged
if $25.00 or more in gasoline, oil
or aircraft supplies is purchased
from The Operator.
There shall be no charge for
parking aircraft at The Airport for
the first four (4) hours; thereafter
the charge for parking each air
craft, whether or not tied down,
shall be $3.50 per day or fraction
thereof and said parking fees shall
be collected and retained by The
operator for it's own purposes.
During the term of said Agree
ment and during the term of any
renewal thereof, the rates set forth
in the preceding paragraphs may be
reviewed at one year intervals and
may be increased or decreased by
the mutual agreement of the parties
thereto and by passage of the neces
sary ordinance by the Council of
the City of Port Clinton, Ohio
Section 3. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in full force
from and after thirty-one (3) days
after the enactment hereof
Passed: July 10, 1855.
THE CITY OF PORT
CLINTON OHIO.
LEROY r. BRACKI EN-,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
ORDINANCE NO. 6-55
Authorizing Execution of COntrac
for Operation of Port Clinton
MmnicinaI Airn0rf

Be it ordained by the Council of
the City of Port Clinton, Ohio:
WHEREAS, the city ~-vns an air.
port known as the Port Clinton
Municipal Airport, situated in Port
age Township, Ottawa County, Ohio;
and
WHEREAS the city is financially
unable to operate said airport itself
and believes it would be impracti-
BILE for it to do so if it were so
financially able; and
WHEREAS, the city desires to
have said airport operated for the
public use and benefit by a qualified
and experienced airport operator
upon the terms and conditions here
matter stated; and
WHEREAS, the city desires that
scheduled and non scheduled air
transportation service be furnished
to it's citizens and to the public at
large from the airport to the Lake
Erie Islands and other points,
Section /. The Mayor, the Direc-
tor of Public Services and the Board
of Public Utilities of the City of
Port Clinton, Ohio hereinafter re-
ferred to as The City") are hereby
authorized to enter into an Agree
ment with Sky Tours, Inc, an Ohio
corporation Hereinafter referred to
as The Operator'o for the opera
tion and management of the Port
Clinton Municipal Airport (herein
after referred to as The Airport'o
under such terms and conditions as
may be deemed necessary or eX-
pedient to said municipal officers,
including the following:
a. The operation Of The Airport
shall be subject to such lawful
and reasonable rules and regu-
lations as may be imposed by
The City through its duly au-
thorized agencies and admins
traitors, The Ohio Aviation
Board, The Civil Aeronautics Ad-
ministration, The Civil Aero
nautics Board, any other state
or federal agency having juris-
diction over The Airport, or any
state or federal court or ad-
ministrative tribunal having
jurisdiction over The Airport,
The City or The Operator.
b. The Operator shall have the
right to operate at The Airport
a transportation service by air
craft for. the carrying of per-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

days in falling to furnish ser
vice and maintenance for air.
craft at The Airport comparab BILE
to that available at other Ohio
a1rportS carrying an S-3 Servic-
ing classification as determined
by the Civil AeronauticS Admin
1Stration and as published by
the Civil AeronauticS Admins
tration in "Airmans Guide;
provided however that such de-
fault shall not be grounds for
terminating this Agreement as
above provided unless said de-
fault shall not be remedied
within thirty (30) days after the
Council of the City of Port Clin-
ton has advised The Operator in
writing of an alleged default
and has declared, by resolution
at meeting of the Council of
which The Operator has had ten
(10) days written notice and at
which The Operator has had an
opportunity to be represented
by counsel, that such default
exists.
The Operator may cancel the
Agreement by giving sixty (60)
days advance written notice
upon or after Cd the failure or
refusal of any governmental au-
thority, through no fault of The
Operator, to permit The Oper-
ator to conduct it's operations at
The Airport; CD the issuance
by court of an injunction of
thirty 900 days duration pre-
venting or restricting The Oper-
ator's operations; (3) the default
by The City, for sixty (G0) days,
of any covenant of the Agree
ment; (4 the assumption, for
thirty 600 days, by any govern
mental agency of The Airport;
and CD the granting by The
City of any rights identical with
or similar to any of the rights
granted to The Operator in said
Agreement to any other person,
firm or corporation, provided,
however, that upon such termi
nation by The Operator, it shall
at its option G) continue in
possession of the areas of The
Airport with respect to which
it has sole possession at a rental
of 100000 per year plus such
additional yearly consideration
as may have been agreed upon
for area with respect to which
The Operator snail nave Deen
given the sole use subsequent
to the execution of said Agree
ment, said total rental to be for
a term ending on the expiration
date of said Agreement or an
extension thereof and CD have
the right to operate it's aircraft
In and out of The Airport, pay
ing fees and other charges on
the same basis as others.
The Operator shall indemnify
The City against all liabilities
for injury to persons and dam
age to property and for that
purpose shall carry adequate
public liability insurance pro-
viding The City gives The Oper-
ator prompt notice of any claim
made against it and cooperates
fully with The Operator in the
defense of any such claim or
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
ORDINANCE NO. o-55


Accepting Application for Annexa-
tfon of Territory, comprising Parts
Of section and :, Town q North.
Range IL East. and Parts of Sec
tions b and 33. Town North,
Range IL East, Portage Township,
Ottawa County, Ohio.
BE 1T ordained by the Council of
Ohio
Sec. l. That the application of
Gaylord l.. Engler and others for
the annexation of the following des-
cribed territory in the County of
ottawa and adjacent to the City of
Fort clinton, towit:
Situated in the Township of
Portage, County of ottawa and
state of Ohio, and being part of
Sections 4 and 5, Town North
Range II, East, and part of Sec
tlons 30 and 33, Town Z North
Range IT, East, and more particu-
larly described as follows:
commencing in the east corpor-
alton line of the City of Port
Clinton and at the shore of Lake
Erie; thence south along the east
corporation line of said city to
the north line of the right of way
of the New York Central Rail-
road; thence easterly along the
north line of said right of way to
the east line of the west half of
the west half of Section 4; thence
north in the east line of the west
half of the west half of said Sec
ton and continuing north to the
shore of Lake Erie; thence west
along the shore of Lake Erie to
the place of beginning.
An accurate map of which terri
tory, together with the petition for
its annexation, and other papers
relating thereto, and a certified
transcript of the proceedings of the
County commissioners in relation
thereto are on file with the Clerk
of the Council of said city, be and
the same is hereby accepted.
Section ,. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from
and after the earliest period allow
ed by law.
Passed: August %, 1855
LEROY It. BRACK FGN,
President of the Council.
Attest: BOYD MARTIN.
Clerk of the Council
Approved: HAROLD G. JEREMY,
29-2t Mayor
pracidapt Of Conpni1