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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS
BY Clarence J. Brown Congress ohio District

BY part the President will have
Hospital for period of convaescence probably
President held day
the White House staff Cabinet members and 9TH
expected interfere with his candidacy
Other Presidential candidates have had various illness
operations Ada Stevenson two opaons
in 1852 and the other in 1854 Governor Hartman OF New Yo
operation May Symgto operations in lS4
Johnson heart attack July of last year.
and operations in 1948 and 1855 IS
Legislative machinery Capitol Hill beginning to speed The
have before for debate and vote during this
controversial the Federal Ado
School Construction BILL Civil Rights Legislation bill to increase
postal first second third mail and fareachg
pensions benefits and compensation for
their Pension legislation always preg
the of the House and be called consider
tion time. Il
Appropriations Committee last week approved the De
Appropriation Bill carrying $49 billion in
funds $3 billion than voted by the House Most of the
represented extra $ billion for the Air Force $500
million which would B52 bombers The bill
final Senate this week The
committee also has sustained the position previously taken By the
permitting the Defense Department terminate business
type activities competition with private enterprise without consu
ing Congressional committees.
Foreign Pneau of spent
Washington series international affairs with
and other Federal officials While
and understandings reached it rnored the State Department
along with his suggestions take approch
relations with Russia and trade between World
ions and the Communist bloc be expanded. ..&
Reed Hospital the President
2840 authorizing Federal aid of SIS million
public libraries While the libraries
has been labeled shorem Capitol
Hill observers to become many
lar programs in the past . Ns.a.s Z. .#
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29
1926 : THIRTY YEARS AGO : 1926

1926 THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1926
JULY Emery confirmed by u s. Senate for second term
Londons postmaster.
JULY of Trinity Episcopal Church to don overas and
help painting Fourth Street London
JULY John w Allen, 60 Sedalia Civil War veteran dies
Bethel Ladies Aid People of Church Range
township to give social.
territory MAN, Oak
Center Streets
JULY Hornbeck naming commission
plans specifications improving house.
YEARS -
JULY H. Graham Megaw Columbus purchases London Zero
Locker plant.
JULY properties amounting 5000 more must
reported County Auditor within go days. altering
London 0PA office marking time until pass
ed or killed by u. s. Congress.
JULY Frank Wise isey retires anitor of grade and high
school building at West Jefferson, after 13 years
JULY R. K Shaw 81 serving 9Th County
tatiye TO Ohio General assembly dies home in London
of a.. wholesale naeaf Company Columbus, dies.
Stewart,
resign stewards at Snow Hill Country Club Wilmington
i'll
Williams chairman Madison County Council
American Legion
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29

other relief.
Tri-County Lumber Co., Mt.
Sterling, VS.. Mary z. Scott and
Seldom T. Scott, Grove City, judg-
ment for plaintiff on cognovit note,
$219.20 with int. and costs.
Judgments:
Jessie Field Dorm VS.. F. F.
Field, case dismissed.
Goldie Thele Sanders VS.. Claude
Sanders, citation dismissed in con-
tempt case.
Dan Owen VS.. Jack Owen, judg-
ment for plaintiff on default, $172.-
IS and costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Betty j. Bandy
Alias Hazel Clark, indicted for
forging and uttering, plea-guilty.
Placed on probation Jan. "a, 1855.
Probation expired, defendant res
tored to citizenship.
Special deputy sheriffs appoint
ed: Harry L. Wood, N. Merle Dill
dine, Glen D. Post, Roy McNeal,
Kenneth B. Olney, Roy Gordon,
Leo r. Daley, Stewart Anderson,
Roy o. Long, Calvin G. Miller,
Bennie w. Miller, Gus Catanzaro,
Addison Colwell, Thomas w. Wag-
ner, Howard d. Markham, Homer
Braithwaite, Willard ]. Jester,
John Stalder, Martin E. Russell
and Richard n. Clark.
Emma Grewell ct al. VS. George
Pickens eft al, case dismissed.
William A. North VS.. Helen F.
North, petition dismissed.
New York Life Insurance Co. VS..
Herman Williams and Alice F.
Williams ct al. sale confirmed,
deed ordered conveyed, proceeds
distributed according to law, and
an additional Judgment for plain
tiff against defendants in the
amount of $84395.
Buckeye Sanitary Service VS..
Merle G. Summers, case dismissed.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers:
Eugene Reed to Robert and jan
ct Sullivan, lot SO, Sanford village.
Estate of Paul Morgridge, de-
ceased to Emerson r. Morgridge
undivided one-half interest in ten
tracts, 1,14766 acres, more or less,
in Darby, Canaan and Pike Town
ships.
Estate of Lillian L. Clawson, de-
ceased, to Jessie Field Dorm and F.
F. Field, undivided one-half inter-
est each in four tracts, 203. 50 acres,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29

deceased, inventory of $3.50; all
real estate. Leon Fl. King, Ernest
Wheeler, Stewart Anderson appra-
isers. w. E. Lukens, adnlr.
MAD. co. COURT. CONT. .....
Estate of William H. Finckel, de-
ceased, inventory Of 5000; real
estate, S2,S75, balance personal
goods. Ray PeterInan. Harold Sic
bold, Harry Coe, appraisers, Cath
crime E. Winckel, exctrx.
Estate of Lee Roy Miller, de-
ceased, inventory Of $32644.S3;
real estate, S23, ,324.50, balance per-
sonal goods. Joe Beachy, Abe
Farmwald, Abner Miller, apprais-
ers, Elizabeth Miller, exctrx.
Marriage Licenses Issued:
Donald r. Williams, 20, ware
house clerk, Columbus and Flor
ence A. Cassel, II, no occupation,
London Rte. 3.
Wayne B. Becker, 26. clerk, Hill
lizards and Mary Alice Sherwood,
26, school teacher. Plain City
Route 2.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29
An Editorial
VICTORY FOR PRESS FREEDOM
AND PUBLlC'S RIGHT TO KNOW

THE decision of the Fourth district court of appeals the
Sherow contempt is complete vindicaon of The Cali
polls Tribune and its editor the determination TO publish
of juvenile offenders when is felt such publication is
justified by the facts.
This is alone victory for The Tribune but likewise for
every other in the state of Ohio and greatest of all
victory for the public in its right to know just what
is going in its and other governmental Offices
Nov that the verdict has been given and the situation
cleared up The Tribune will follow its policy previously stated
Careful consideration will be given in all instances where
lies involved crimes serious dePedation and
will be published when is felt the circumstances Justify such
action. Names will be used however in all involving trait
fie offenders matter what the offense may be-
The Tribune feels that if any youth old enough TO oper
automobile he should be treated exactly the
adult offender The automobile it generally recognized
deadly weaion in the hands of juvenile any other
driver than loaded This fact proven by accident and
Insurance statistics.
The courts decision well ~o-fold warning
TO parents that their delinquent children longer avoid
publicity has been their privilege the past and to public
officials that their effort TO the activities of their offices
will be fought under the right Of the public the taxpayers to
know just what is going in every office"
- Reprinted from The Gaipol Tribune
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29

Glenn E. and Emma JuStina
Hayrnan to The Madison Press Co.,
an Ohio Corporation, part of in
lots no. 80 and 81, London.
Lisa and Charles Ballard Jr. to
Lawrence L. and Beatrice ".
Schell, one-foot strip of land off
west end of lot no. 8 in Whitacres S
first add, London.
George w. and Loretta D. Fout
to Jacob F. Beathard, lots no. 200
and 201 in Glade Hill add, Lon
don.
Celesta Olney to E1zie o., and
Mary Gaynelle Ream, 1.505 acres,
more or less in West Jefferson.
l.. Edward and Cecil L. Nixon
to Emery o. and Myrtle o. Rebel,
one acre and % poles of land in
West Jefferson.
Jimmy B. and Shirley E. Hay
es to Adrian B. Bryant, 0.621 acre
in Jefferson Twp.
PROBATE COURT
Wills Admitted: !.
Emmett L. Reder June 21,
1856.
George Norris June 26, 1856.
Inventories Approved: i.
Estate of George w. Myers, de-
ceased, inventory of $30,01996;
real estate, $27, 1920, balance
personal goods Bruce Lewis, c. p
Myers, Warren WolIam, apprais-
ers, Myrl c. Harris, admrx. w. w
a.
Estate of Bryan Sellman, de-
ceased, inventory of $29, ,323.87;
real estate, $15,750; balance per-
sonal goods. Edmund D. Tanner,
J. M. Haas, H. c. Hill, appraisers
r. G.. Webber. admr.
Estate of William II. Yantes, de-
ceased, inventory of $500, real
estate, S4,500, balance personal
goods. Walter f. Loveless, Russ
ell B. Stratton, Robert ]. Feddern
appraisers, Dora B. Yantes, admrx.
Estate of Harriet Recob Moore,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29

in Range Twp. and Midway village
F. F. Field to Jessie Field
Dorm undivided one-half interest
in 2 tracts, 11.67 acres, in Range
Twp.
Jessie Field Dorm to F. F. Field.
undivided one-half interest in 2
tracts, 91.85 acres in Range Twp.
and Midway village.
Estate of Simon G. Bell, deceas.
ed, to Audrey M. Bell, undivided
one-half interest in parcels 3, d,
5, 6, z and 8 in Simon G. Bell sub
division, Union Twp. 4.
Estate of Frank Sinons, deceas-
ed, to Donald F. Simons and
Charles w. Simons, one-half in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29

terest each in o4.50 acres in Fair
field Twp. IS
Estate OF William II. Yantes, de-
ceased. to Dora B. Yantes ct al,
undivided one-haif interest In par
Gel of land on Lilly Chapel Pike,
Jefferson Twp
G. Harold and Evalyn d. Flax
to Stewart "A. Hoover, lot no. 2
Westmoor subdivision, block A,
London.
Bertha L. and John Siebold to
Paul Larry Berry, lot no. z, Frey's
first add. West jefferson.
Village of jefferson, Municipal
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29

Corp) to Larry j. Kahoe and Ei-
leen Kahoe, teasterly one-half)
and John Carl Kessler and Betty
Kessler, (westerly one-half) of an
alley adjoining their lots to lands
of the Jefferson Athletic Associa-
ton, 0.48 acre.
John {. Kessler and Betty A.
Kessler to Luther c. Forbis, lot
no. 5 in Kuehner's addition, West
Jefferson.
Ernest and Hazel Mae He'll to
Glenn E. and Emma Justina Hay
man, part of in-lots no. SO and 81
London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29
All Membership
0bb In County

Nine hundred and sixty-six Mad
ison County boys and girls are en-
rolled in Al Club work, according
to Don Genres, Associate Agricul-
tural Agent.
In 1855 there were 908 boys and
girls enrolled in SO different 4-H
clubs, carrying 1923 projects. This
year the boys and girls are in so
different clubs carrying 1857 pro-
jects.
Four II Clubs are led by volun-
teer leaders who receive no pay.
The organization is supervised
through the Agriculture Extension
Service and financed by contribu-
tions from business groups, civic,
church, and rural organizations, in
dividualS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29
MADISON COUNTY COURT NEWS

%, 1943. Plaintiff asks custody of
minor child, support, costs and
other relief.
Forrest L. EIlars Jr. VS.. Janet
f. Ellars, divorce asked, extreme
cruelty. Married at Upper Airing
ton, Ohio, Dec. "a, 1853. Plaintiff
asks custody of minor child and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-06-29
COM MON PLEAS
New Cases:

New Cases:
II. L. Jackson VS.. Guy Graves
and Naomi Graves, judgment for
plaintiff on cognovit note, S472. 95,
Viola Walker VS.. Harmon Walk
er divorce asked, extreme cruelty
Married at Springfield, Ohio, Dec
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-05-25

accused during the 1905 of attempting tto unite
Polish anti-Semitic elements in fascist-type po-
litical party. But, as Polish nationalist, he OPP
posed Nazi Germany when Hitler invaded Poland.
When Hitler attacked the Soviet Union, Stain
helped Anders equip new Polish army. Anders
moved his army to Iran in August, 1912. In Anders
camp at Teheran the Jews were separated into
ghetto When 300 Jewish children were ready for
evacuation to Palestine, Anders elite Poles whis-
pered to Iraqi authorities in an attempt to obstruct
the journey.
Anders army served in Italy as the Second
Polish Corps of the British Eighth Army. Some
historians credit the Poles with achieving meas
ure of military distinction in combat Jews fought
bravey as soldiers under Anders. But they suffer-
ed from their officers despite the fact that they
were fighting the same foe
Near the end of the war Anders freed number
of Nazis from Allied prisoner of war camps on the
pretext that they were Poles who had been
forced" into Hitler's service
After the war, in 1916, the New York Herald
Tribune reported that 20 percent of Anders' corps