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The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
Youth For Christ
Rally At NYA
January 7

Another Youth For Christ RaIlv
VIII be held Saturday night, Jan.
I, 1896, at 7:45 p. m, at the NYA
Hall In Sidney. Rev. Dean A. Rob
ner OF Glendive will be the sne-
cial speaker and also furnish she
cal music, fundamentally and yo-
calIy. Further details about Rev
honner and other talent on the
program will appear in next
weeks Sidney Herald. The public
is invited. p0OAC
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
JUNIOR F
SHOOT POSTPONED
TO 6

There will be no meeting "a
the Junior Rifle club this Fridav
evening as many of the members
are not here during the school
vacation.
The five high scorers Of A.
last regular shoot were Delbert
Snedigar 88, Duane Brown 81
Billy Jones 70, Milton Devrias
o. and for fifth place Dennis
Beler and Gladys UIshafer u1ere
Iled at 81. These scores are ont
81 a possible 100. Members Of
Jhe Junior club are 10 to ~
years OF age with girls as well
boys enthusiastic participants
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
DeanBeck
Heads Chamber
1856

Dean Beck, Ben Franklin Store
owner, was elected President of
the Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Tor the year 1856 at a special Board
meeting this week. He succeeds
Ed Edmondson. Jack Knoop was
elected vice president, and All
Johns, treasurer.
The new Board will include. for
terms ending in 1856. DR.. ] 6
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29

Pennepacker, Hu Williamson,
Dean Beck, Ed Krebsbach and Ed
Thogersen.
Terms ending in 1857: Carl
Johnson, Dexter Lille, John Mar
man, ST., Ralph Beier and All
Johns.
Terms ending in 1858: Jack
hnoop, Mansel Woods, Wayne
Cumming, John Harnish and Har-
old Mercer.
Retiring directors are E. E. Ed
mondson, w. w. Hall, jay La
Ionde, Sam Maltese and Dr.. /. J.
Peterson.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
S Mutt Again
Named To AAA
Directors Board

AT the recent annual meeting of
the Montana Automobile as
ISOLATION in Helena, R. S. Dick
WI OF Sidney was reelected di-
rector for district 4. Other di-
rectors elected were: George
Chafee, district 1, Kalisne7I.
James G. Holland, district .
Havre; F. S. Mcintyre. ST.. dis
srlct 8, Glasgow; Senator Earl
lMorltz, district 5, Lewistown.
Thomas Kelly, district 9, Butte
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
REV. BORCHARDT
CONDUCTS FUNERAL
AT ANOKA, MINI.

Rev. A. ]. Borchardt, pastor of
the local Christian and Mission
airy Alliance church, left for tbe
community Of Anoka. MINI
Monday morning. He is goingi
there to conduct the funeral of
a young man, Oliver Donald. who
was killed in a traffic accident
while on his way home for the
Christmas holidays. Mr.. Bor-
chardt expects to be back in
Sidney Thursday night or FRIDAY
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
Deadliine For
Grain Loan
Is Approaching

Farmers were reminded TODAY
mat there's only about a month
before the deadline for taking ont
Commodity Credit Corporation
loans or purchase agreements for
most of the major grains and
Tor some other important cronc
Arthur Anderson, chairman Of
the Richland County Agricultural
STERILIZATION and Conservatism
committee, advises that January
81 IS the final date for APPROX
ing loans and purchase agree
mentS for the eligible 1855 crons
However, applications must be in
before this date to allow time
to complete the necessary in
Spect1ons and other details. To
play safe he suggests that appIi-
cations to be filed at the County
ASC office at Sidney on or he.
fore January Is, 1855.
Crops to which the January
81 deadline applies are wheat.
barley, oats, rye, flaxseed. and
dry edible beans.
The chairman said that, as of
december Is, farmers in Rich
county had taken out COM
modify loans OF the following
amounts of 1855 crops:
$40, 779 bushels of wheat
aI,l93 bushels of barley
1916 bushels of flax
1927 bushels of rye
III bushels of oats
2,496 cwt of dry edible beans
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
Rev. r. Dutton
Inspiring Kiwanis
Christmas Speaker

Nev' Ruoen button, pastor of
Lonsdale Methodist church was
the featured Christmas speaker at
the regular MONDAY luncheon of
the Sidney Kiwanis club Thurs
day, December %. Rev. Dutton's
topic was "We Have Seen His
Star in the East"
Dutton began by tracing the
history Of some of the astronomi-
cal phenomena that took place
about the time of the birth of
Christ. According to Profs. Rich
ard and Kepler there appeared in
the sky over Bethlehem about e6
3. c. a phenomena known as the
ConJugation of Saturn and in
plter which was later Joined bv
Mars. This conjugation was also
known as the Constellation of the
Fisher.
The story of the Star of Betble-
hem is recorded only in the Cos
pei of Matthew. In the Rriticb
museum in London are certain
tablets which fit the description
of the Magi.
The Wise Men were from the
East, which is the Ur of Chaldes
about 600 miles from Jerusalem
Inc Wise Men Travelled by camel
and If they could travel 10 miles
a day it would have taken them
about two months to get to Ter
usalem. That's why they asked
Where is He that is born King
of the Jews?"
Bethlehem is known &C sTha
village of immortal memories {"
This we can understand if we
recall that Rachael and King Da-
Vld were born in this CITY. II
.as also the place where the
Jews made their last u-nsuccess-
-ui stand against King Nebuchad-
1@ezzar, after which Bethlehem
into insignificance and OBJ
icurity. "
The birth of Christ, however
'estored the prominence of Beth
chem from which it will not
gain recede. In fact. Emperor
1adrlan'S extensive action tried ]
0 obliterate the city in 1872 A. d (
ut IN BOA A. d. Jerusalem was {
eoullt by Emperor Constantine {
mo also ordered a basilica erect {
d over the traditional cave. /
President Carl johnson explain t
. why all Kiwanians were get
ng a Sprig of mistletoe to take f
ONE. He said a few weeks ago 2
on Noteboom of Fairview was t
lvlted to be a guest at a Kiwanis F
Don luncheon because of the
ward he won in the rural beau
Ilcatlon contest sponsored by the
.uo. However, Paul went to Cal &
ornla for Christmas and as an
<press1on of appreciation to the c
sent for the members the y
rigs of California mistletoe. 2
Dean Davidson presented the 1
flowing guests: Cheryl Benson.
aughter of DR.. r. D. Benson.
lex Christensen, son of Harold y
nrlstensen; and Harry Simpson. D
ate safety inspector for the ~
ontana Rural Electric Coopera- -
yes, who was a guest of Rod ~
anson, manager Of the Richland ~
9unty Rural Electric Coop. -
hex Smelzer reported on the y
.AVery OF the Kiwanis Christ a.
as baskets and the happy ex- II
eSSlonS they brought to the u
ces of the families who re-
lved them. Jerry Homstad also 81
ported on the success of the -
outing program. Ia
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
GINA WATCH MITE AT
LAMBERT

A watch night fellowship will
be held in the Lambert gym
Saturday evening of this week
from $50 to about 900 or 9.30
This is a fellowship of the Chris
tan and Missionary Alliance
churches Of Sidney and Lambert
Dick Christensen, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Christianson is
home for the holidays from Den
yer, where he is attending parks
Business college.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-29
Cancel Library
Story Hour
Saturday

There will be no story hour at
the library this Saturday but reg
ular hours will be resumed after
the holidays.
See the next issue of the Herald
for announcement of reader.
Tact is the ability to give a
person a shot in the arm without
him feel the needle.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

1851 HILLSIDE RID. Sc, near
dinssts. iSasassh BATH. tisehsn: nm heat. safM hot
water furn.; s62.50. Lu. 1890.
EFFIc. APIS. IN APT. BLDG. SIS
per mo. and up. See janitor on
ags gFsnisfs; psExETEn S2s7 AIsts pt r. NV i7
b., porch; S85, incl. heat and h. ".
WALTER N. BAL sBAJUMAN. I727 x st.
D1FoNT aF "a cisSGi sussfg EM AkEa 2s47S; 81 Newly
decorated corner apt: bedrrn.. liv.
rm.. kitchen. dinette, bath with
shower; also enc. RE. 1920.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

ARL.. N.-Lge. bedrms.. iiv. rm.. din,
kit. bath; apt. bldg: cony. loe ;
S94. KE. S-4Sib: IA. s-5sSS. I'D
ARL. Mise. bedrm.; liv. rm.: din;
kit: bath; apt. bldg; conv. loc,
JE, 3-9O27; KE, S-4S15. -1S
Evening star., 1955-07-15
TEXAS GARDENS

1741 2Sth st. sell bedroom. COM
pleteiy redecorated: 5 blocks. from
psInsylyania ave: $50. ytilitiss
HA. 2-3SOO. is
Evening star., 1955-07-15
APTs. fURNIsHEp--MD.


SILVER sPRING-Liv. Ym.. bedrm.
Couple. Refs. 20. 3-6SS9. 30
TAKOMA. nicely furr. .liy, rm.. bed
rm.. kit bath: ! Blk. bus, shop.
TAKONA PARK. 7O3l Carroll ave.
Srd h.--Liv. rm., kitchenette. bed
room. $50 mo. JU. 6-l746. LII
bath, kit. den. hotplAte, refgr.:
utils. incl. S67.60 mo. JU. e-35l3.
47e7 EDMoNsToN AVE-. nr. Hy.
attsviile--:Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
bath, I bedrm.:. fenced I'd; gar; /;
knotty-ptne bsmt. apt; all utils.
incl, S69.50 per mo. Available
imnas1. - re. 2-6746 for appt.
SILVER sPRING-Lsrse liy. rm.,
bedrm.. scr. porch. dinette, kitchen
and bath. Close 70 bus and ele-
lnentary schools. Call JU. p.3S77.
DISTRICT HEIdHTs APIS.
! and bedrooms. Cool suburban
furniture: from SSi 80 up, Incl. All
ggttls, For information. call RE. 5.
8. q o NC. RENTAL AGENT.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

JU6r ABOVE THOMAS CIRcLE--
SSS ysES clean. ;ls lse: rm.. iss. kit. pvt
Efficiency sir-cond.. pvt. bath, utils
pTTna;; wTn; rSs 9 AT. 70 s pm. .KIRKi
WIS; ewes. RA. 6-S3s6. lis
=. 2o16 coLUMBIA RD. NV.
sssssss.' s.ss ....isy Isl r%g gsin st sSso Rys ':s Ne
RENTHL Co. SIS pM; New ToIhRX, Tolf "a,
NV, ma. S-74I6,
Evening star., 1955-07-15
APTs. EURNIsHED-vA.

IN. ARL.-Lovely Arm. apt. Married
Ssiis Sfasi' ke. e. s.SSaf sISaSsEfh ~" mo- III ra'i
Observation-Disclosures and 1-bed.
room apartment: janitor service
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton: al utilities: SIS to 500 90
call TE 6-6670 between 10 am
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS APART.
MENTS--1 and Q bedrooms, com.
esse2; Sss2 sacssns
dRoooI RkAITY c.. ia. 1901
ARL.. N.-Lse. bedrms.. iiv. rm., din,
1t. bath; apt; bldg: ceny. loe
ARL. N.-Lsc. bedrm.; liv. rm.: din;
kat.; j, hath. bath; apt' ap' sks;: Bldg; conv. Joe
JUST OFF ARL. BLvD.-1 and 2
bedrm: apts.. Ideally located fol-
no objection M to children or small
Of see 80 and Si2O incl. Utilities.
Call MR.. DRAPER, IA. $4,000. for
appointment to inspect. -16
ONE BEDRM., Nv. rm,. dinette, kit.
bath. 6723 N. 10th rd.; SSS. so.
call res. mgr, ia. S-s263 or DI.
ARL.-Niceiy furn. efdc.. $s5: 1 bed
,rm.. S99.50: 2 bedrms., S105-S125.
Conv., min. D. C. JE. 3-7476.
ARLINGTON - Clean. comfortable:
Inv. rm.. dinette. kit. Ice. bedrm,,
Fentsgon. Ari. Hail. walk to Navy
Annex and Fort Myer. 10 min. to
p. G: 500 mo-. incl. utils. KE.
sEvERLY PLAZA sEcTIoN-one
bedrm. apts.. refsr. with deep freeze
%er. Snat oS ssosa o. s0f b. cs s7zo s'
iii n. KENMWORTH-one bed.
sssssS!' S'' 5s 5s S's'''ii as:' A.l s'' s.'s:
iSSi isS rm. M eXnsss dinsss., Eit, bs.h: s76
Cain Res. Mgr. IA. S-4137. LII
1927 N. CALVERT sT.-One mile
from. Key Bridge. Redecorated.
Two-bedrm. ssgss.' $s5 One
IA. 7-5i5i or Dr. 7"774o. -I7
rm. Ssdfm, din.. H. sss. i1ai a.iIs hv
ground a.: conv. to bus, Pent. and
sirls: R $50. oEENN MSsF fli iAhdMoRTHY sRIei Fl
1920 N. Queen st., IA. S-546s, or
janitor, ia. 4-0799. -17
UNUSUALLY clean, srac., 1-bedrm.
apt; mahog. fuTn. In excel. taste:
main a.; garden prof.. ldry., I'd.
Arl.,- ia. 7-926S; ia. $4,000.
BUCKINGHAM - Air-cond.; corner:
liv. rm., bedrm., sit., porch. Aug.
til Dec. /. Cple.; S95. IA. 2-o350.
ARL.. VA. (near Columbia pike and
olebe rd.l-l:bedrm; apt; $50; all
Evening star., 1955-07-15
COLORED

COLORED
1917 Corcoran st. n.w.-3 rooms.
kitchen and bath. Redecor. $50.
2gs N st. n.w.-Niee large ENC, S86.
1iI6 4th st. n.w.---3 rooms. kitchen
liOb 9th st. n.w-2 rooms. kitchen
and bath. Redeeor.- $3.50.
1900 s5th st. n.w--2 rooms. kitchen
and bath. $62.60.
HARRISON 4 ADAMS MA. s-s30e
Evening star., 1955-07-15

NEAR UNIV. OF MD.
hssa0Ssis sssSe &c., 6psa snd sos n.p.esis. nm eais:
1922, Bsltimore blvd. DI. 7-7740
Evening star., 1955-07-15

3312 sth ST. NE.
tenant pays utils;: 500; Call NO.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

TSS .ns S:ss?' sssS! s4 " queen. E d'es:ss esss: f
ne, Apt Z: $50 per mo. plus utils.
?. T. CONSTR. CO. ST. 3-216o.
Evening star., 1955-01-19
Hiehliehts
TeIeyision Todoy.

3 i
5:3o, WTOP is) = The Early
show; A sailor creates an
international incident when
he lifts q toupee from the
head OF a diplomat. in
Grew Cut" starring Bill
Williams and Onslow Stevens.
7:so, WMAL lDisneyland:
Photography Of the ocean
depths, and guest visits 0y
Kirk Douglas and Peter
LOIRE.
7:30, WTTG t5)--Million Doll
lar Movie: Jimmy and Tom
my Dorsey in the story OF
their lives, THE Fabulous
Dorseys.' with Janet Blair.
s:o0. WRC al Married Joan:
A shotgun barrel is used by
Joan Davis to hide $500 until
her husband goes on hunt
ing trip.
s:3e, WRC az - My Little
Margie: Gale Storm and
Charles Farrell have to pose
as servants when they re-
turn q week early from a
vacation.
$3.50. WMAL l7) - Stu Erwin
show: The star helps Mar
tin Miner reclaim broken
down farm house.
800, WRC az Television
Theater: David Cole, a mem
tally retarded, youth. learns
to read and write IN a death
cell awaiting execution for
the murder Of a policeman.
His first-and laSt-piece Of
writing is a legacy to his
family, in "The Written
Word"
$500, WTOP l9)-The Million
aire: A new weekly dramatic
series premieres, in which a
Millionaire gives money to
people needing help.
1000, WRC a. Motorama: !:
Bob Hope is master of cere-
monies at the General Mo-
tors show in New York City.
1O:00, WTTG (5)--Story Tel
Ter: An elderly couple con-
fuses integrity with adapt
ability, in the Henry James
short story "The Real
Thing" starring Marjorie
Lord and John Archer.
10000, WTOP t9)-Boxing: Mid
dleweights Sugar Ray Robin
son and Ralph Tiger" Jones
1880, WMAL t7)-Wrestling
From Hollywood.
11:20, WMAL (D-Seyen Star
Theater: A student becomes
involved in a chemistry class
accident, in Tucson" STAR
ring Jimmy Lydon.
11:25, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: A gunsmith travel.
West after Gen. Custer's de.
feat, in "The Dude Goe.
West" starring Eddie Albert
1850, WRC a. - Tonight;
Guests are Michael Rabin
violinist, and Lou Taylor
pigeon trainer.
Rodio Today.
$500, WTOP-FBI In Peace anc
War: Paul McGrath stars In
Last Will and Testament.
the story Of q scheme fol
preying on beneficiaries o
non-existing bequests.
$3.50, WGMS-National Sym.
phony: A live concert, with
the Howard University Cho.
rus. from Constitution Hall.
.9:3g. WRC-Big Story: Report
er Ned Gerrity. of the Scra1'
ton JPa.) Times. reveals dis,
crepancies in a holdup vic
TINS story, which lead to th'
conviction of a murderer.
1900, WTOP--Music Til Dawn
Selections include Moussorg
sky's Pictures at an Exhibi
tion." and highlights from
Puccini's Madam Butterfly.
Evening star., 1955-01-19

x Exclusive decorator fabrics
4 Cut and fitted IN your home
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4 All seems lock stitched
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-05
Rec Council Sets
Summer Program

Marion Trees, elected chairman
of the Citizens Council for Recrea-
ton, for London, will be assisted
in carrying out a program that will
be set up in a short time by Leon
ard McNeal, vice chairman; Mrs.
William Morris, secretary; Mrs.
Jeanne Wright, corresponding sec
retary; Treasurer will be chosen at
a later date.
Committees to assist with the
programs were named by chairman
Trees as follows:
Projects - James V. Shaw,
chairman; Mrs. r. w. Halternlan,
Leonard McNeal, Howard Eckert,
Eldon Colwell, Ruth Strine and
David Hume.
Finance - Wallace V. Nichols,
chairman, Thomas Selby, Mrs. NJ.
J. Chakeres, Robert Lux en- S,
George Allison.
Grounds and Fguipmcnt-Robert
Powers, chairman, Herbert Mark
ley, Maurice Beathard, James Bow
luS.
Publicity - DR.. M. J. Chakeres,
Richard Evans and Richard Rob-
iSon. .aI.t
Miss Marjorie Cook is the direc-
tor of the Teen-Canteen.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-05
Madison Post los
Initiates Eight

Ralph Jones Of PataSkala, COM
mander Of the Sixth District Of
the American Legion, was in Lon
don recently to conduct the initia-
tion of eight new members for
Madison Post los American Le-
gion. Joe Rea of Mt. Sterling. vice
commander of the district, was al
so a guest at the ceremony.
Initiated were, Donald Laird,
Wallace V. Nichols, Richard
Evans, Clyde Goodyear, Dean
Goodyear, William Beer, James
Clifton and Dr. NJ. ]. Chakeres. A
buffet supper followed the initia-
ton.
At the last meeting of the eX-
ecutiVe committee of Post 105, DR..
M. J. Chakeres was named second
vice commander and William
Daily sergeant-at-arms. The two
will be installed later.
Marion Trees, first vice COM
mander of the Post is acting for
the present in the place of A. S.
Kimball. commander, who has
been unable to fulfill his duties be-
cause of III health.
The Post meets the first and
third Wednesday of each month,
and an attempt is being made to
create new interest in the Legion
and its program.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-05
Scholarship Established By
Shaw Elevator Company
County Resident
Will Receive Aid

The Shaw Elevator Co., of Lon
don, has established a scholarship
at the Ohio State University to be
awarded to a male high school
graduate in Madison Co.
The scholarship will be known
as the SHAW Elevator Company
Scholarship" Eligibility will be
based on Madison Co, residence
and intention to attend Ohio State
College of Agriculture during the
school year following selection. In
addition, the person must have a
high scholastic record and have
participated in farm club work and
other activities. Financial need and
personal characteristics will also
be considered.
Final selection of the recipient
will be in charge of the Ohio State
University College of Agriculture
Scholarship Committee, who will
consider all applications submitted
by county students.
Mr.. James V. Shaw, owner and
president of the Shaw Elevator
Company, said, Farming today is
big business. Anyone going into
farming needs all the education Of
fered by our schools. The scholar
ship is designed to help where held
is needed and warranted. If we can
assist some boy in achieving a goal
of success in farming, the purpose
of the scholarship will be fulfill
ed"
School officials, both at the Uni
versity and here, have expressed
their appreciation of the idea be-
hind the scholarship, and of the in
terest taken in scholastic activities
by people in this area.
The Shaw Elevator Company, To-
Gated on West High St, was es-
tablished by the late r. K. Shaw,
former Representative to the Ohio
Legislature, and father of the pres
ent owner, James V. Shaw.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-05
Newport Resident
Dies In Columbus

Mrs. Ethel Young, 46, died at
University Hospital early "Satur-
day morning after several years
illness. She was a native of Ken
lucky, and had resided at New
port here for several years. She
was a member of the Newport
Church of Christ.
Survivors include her husband,
Bert; two sons, Talmadge and
Richard; two daughters, Kather-
inc and Sharon, all the children
at home; two brothers, James
Curnutte, Columbus, and John
Curnutte. Cherokee, Ky; four
sisters, Mrs. Bessie Boggs, Mrs
Lula May and Mrs. Betty Jean
Kelly, of Columbus, and Mrs
Fanny Elsick, of Cherokee.
Services Monday at 2 pm. al
the Newport Church of Christ, the
Reverend Joe Johnson officiating
Interment at the Paint Township
Cemetery by the Lukens Funeral
Home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-05
State Employment
Service Schedule

Emil T. Yerian, former mana
ger Of the London local office of
the Ohio State Employment Ser
vice and now serving as Employ
ment Representative, has announc-
ed the following schedule of dates
and places where he will be dur
ing the week:
Monday Columbus Local Of
flee, 427 Cleveland Ave, CA
SSH.
Tuesday Marysville Office, 211
South Main. Phone 1891.
Wednesday London Court
House Basement. Home Phone 400.
Thursday Circleville Memorial
Hall. Phone 1921.
Friday London, 81 North Oak.
Phone 400.
Yerian said that he could be con-
tacted at the above places from
8 am to 800 pm. for the pur-
pose of receiving and filling job
orders for all types of workers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-05
John Murray, 81
Dies In Columbus

Death came to John Murray. 81,
Madison County's oldest active
businessman, at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital, Columbus, on Sunday.
Mr.. Murray had been seriously
i'll following a stroke about two
weeks ago when he was hospitaliz-
ed.
He was president of the West
Jefferson Building and Loan Com
pany, the senior partner of John
Murray and Son and actively en-
gagged in farming. He was a men,
Der of SITS. Simon and Jude church,
West Jefferson.
He is survived by his son, Cletus,
two daughters, Helen and Ruth, at
home, four grandchildren and four
great grandchildren.
Friends may call at the residence
at 131 South Center st. Services
will be held Wednesday at 10 am.
at the SITS. Simon and Jude church
Mass will be sung by Father Webb
Interment will be at st. Joseph's
Cemetery, Columbus, by the Ra-
der Funeral Home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-05
DunkIe Named TOP
Farm Record Man

Richard Dunkle, a Madison Lo-
cal high school senior from near
London, who has already achieved
remarkable success as a farmer
in his own right, today wears the
Grown" Of state champion farm
account record keeper among all
Ohio Future Farmers of America.
The account books maintained
by the Madison county boy during
his four years in high school were
chosen as the finest in the second
annual contest sponsored by the
Ohio Bankers Association and its
635 member banks.
AS a result of his selection, Rich
ard accompanied by two of his
classmates AMI his vocational agri-
culture instructor, Robert G. Phil
lips, will be given an expense paid
trip to the national FFA conven-
tion in Kansas City, Missouri,
next Fall. The other boys are Rob-
ert Brown and Thomas Mcnamara.
A total of twenty-seven rural
high school students from every
section of Ohio were the winners
of district prizes, consisting of saw
ings accounts established in their
local banks, and several hundred
other bows won strictly loca prizes.
The district awards consisted of
$50, SIS and $40 prizes in each of
nine areas. Local prizes were $40
caVinpc acnollrotc
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-05
London Miss Will
Tour With Choir

ATHENS, O., - Shirley Wood
man, Route 2, London and Barb
ara Hilton, 1862 So. Center St,
Springfield, will tour with the Uni
versitys Wesley Choir April 6
through 10. The choir has concerts
scheduled in Columbus, Spring
field, Greenfield and Cincinnati
A television appearance on WI
VIC, Cincinnati, at $50 Easter
morning is included as part of the
tour. The choir is under the direct
ion of William o. Gill; a senior
student from Toledo.
The choir represents the First
Methodist Church of Athens, which
was destroyed by fire February 5,
Miss Hilton is a senior at Ohio
University while Shirley Wood
man is a freshman enrolled in Uni
verSity College.