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The Republican., 1956-03-15
E. S. EVANS sToCKYARD, INC.
Terra Alta, w. Va, March 9, 1856

ezra Alta, w. Va, warren }, 1890
Calves, good to choice 24.50 to
27.40; common to medium, 1900 to
$3.50: culls, 1900 down.
Steers. 1870 to 1910; stock steers,
$50 to 1850.
Heifers, 1870 to 1920.
Cows, 500 to 1850
Bulls. 1900 to 1870; bull calves
1900 to 1870.
Hogs, 1160 to 1920
Pigs, 800 to $50
Sows, 7.50 to 1910
Hens, 1900 to $3.50.
Eggs, 33c TO 40c
The Republican., 1956-03-15
With Our Men
In The Service

Captain Joseph f. Rush, 81, Oak
land, has been assigned as Airman
Personnel Officer at Headquarters
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.FaniIyReporIs
Gil, 16, Missing

/
A l6-year-old Alexandria girl
who works in a downtown Wash
ington and 10-cent store has
been missing since Saturday
night. her family reports.
Police in Alexandra and
Washington were asked to look
for Janice Arnold. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M M. Arnold. 116
Chinquapin Village, Alexandria.
Miss Arnold was last seen
about $50 pm. Saturday at the
A.B.6sW. Bus Terminal, Twelfth
street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue
NV. Her family said a bus
driver recalled seeing her stand
ing under an archway in the old
Post ONCE Building.
Her sister. Mrs. Laverne Cleve-
land, last saw her so minutes
earlier at Kresge,s 5 and 10-cent
store, Seventh and d streets
NV. where both are employed,
the family reported.
Janice, the family said, spoke
to her mother on the phone
about 3 pm. Saturday and APP
peared in high spirits. The
gave no indication that she was
not coming horne after work,
they said. Her sister reported
the same thing. although she
said Janice told her not to wait
for her because she would be
q little late at the store.
Janice was wearing 4 pink
Dress white rnoccasins, and car
RED a brown shoulder bag. She
is 5 feet 2 inches tall, weighs
l29-139 pounds. and has brown
hair and blue eyes.
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STURDlFOLD AatNlN6S--on nte-
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MARYLAND-vlRCINlA NEWS
|Motherond Four Children
Drown in Freak Accident

A mother and her four chill
dren we're drowned late yester-
day in a freak accident in Breton
Bay, st. Marys County. Md.
Maryland State police said the
victims all were wading in shall
low water when one Of the chill
dren stepped into deep water and
started to sink.
The mother and the other
children followed in an attempt
to aid the first victim, and in the
confusion all were drowned,
police said.
The victims, all colored, were
Mrs. Madeline Berry. %. and her
four children Gladys Barber. Is,
a daughter by previous mar
riage: Christina Berry, 8: Leroy
Berry. 5. and Paul Berry. 4.
While dragging operations were
in progress. their father, Au-
gustus Berry. was taken into
custody for becoming abusive on
shore and was shot in the leg by
st. Marys County Sheriff Robert
Miedzinski when he tried to es-
cape, police said. Berry was
taken to the Leonardtown Jail
on q drunk and disorderly
charge.
The drownings took place
about $50 pm. near Cherry
Cove Creek. Members of the
Leonardtown Fire Department
and other volunteers recovered
Mrs. Berry's body before calling
off the search at dark. They
resumed their dragging at S
o'clock this morning and within
three hours recovered the four
bodies.
The Berry family is from
Clements. Md. also in st. Marys
County near Leonardtown. There
are three other Berry children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
HopeweII Youth
Wins Roud-E-O

CHARLOTTESVILLE. June
18.-Douglas L. Lee Of Hopewell
was adjudged winner Of the
State teen-age Road.E-O here
Saturday over 4 field Of 50 other
Virginia contestants.
He piled up 5l4 out Of 4 pos
Isible 565 points in the. one-day
competition consisting of q writ
ten test and q skill test in
actual operation Of an automo-
bile.
The Hopewell youth was
awarded $500 college scholar.
ship and an all-expense trip to
Washington to compete in the
national teen-age Road-E-O In
August.
The State Road-E-O was
sponsored by the Virginia Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Adult Education
Association Elects

CHARLOTTESVILLE, va,
June 10 lH Richnond's Kurt
Schneider Is the new president
of the Virginia Adult Education
Association.
Mr.. Schneider. director Of vo-
cational and adult education for
Richmond public schools. was
chosen over the week end at the
associations convention here.
Donald Fessler. sociology pro-
lessor at Virginia Tech, was
named vice president. and Mrs,
Margaret Dahney, adult educa-
ton supervisor at Virginia State
College, secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18

crowded with nearly 1000
bathers.
Montgomery County police
identified the victim as william
zee Of 1917 Adams Mill road
N. w. A lifeguard spotted Mr..
Yee's body IN the s feet of
water. The Glen Echo Rescue
Squad tried in vain to revive
him.
Detective Sergt. Albert D.
Harris said Mr.. Yee had gone
to the pool with his 4-year-old
son Johnny and three. cousins.
The Oldest cousin. Glue Yee. 10.
said he had seen Mr.. Yee 10
minutes before he was carried
from the pool.
Dr.. Frank j. Brochart, deputy
medical examiner for Mont
gotnery County. said the cause
OF death was asphyxia by drown
ing. A bruise on the left side of
the victims head led authorities
to believe he might have been
stunned before Drowning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Fishermun's Helper
browns in Virginia

A commercial fisherman's help
er drowned yesterday while SWIM
ming in an inlet Of Belmont Bay
near the Fairfax-Prince William
County line.
Virginia State police Identified
the victim as Harry Thompson,
10, colored. of Greenville, S. c.,
who had been living in a cabin
ion Belmont Bay and working for
"a commercial fisherman
Police said Mr.. Thompson had
been swimming from a rowboat
in about eight feet Of water when
he suddenly shouted for help. A
friend in the rowboat went after
him, but he went down before
help arrived. Police said he
apparently was stricken with
cramps.
Members Of the Lorton. Mount
Vernon and Penn Daw Fire De-
partments recovered the body
after dragging the bay for 40
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
IS Foreign lnterns Hit
In State License Action

Fifteen foreign interns and
resident physicians at Alexandria
Hospital have been charged with
practicing medicine without q
State business license.
A. E. Engram. State tax ex-
aminer. said warrants were
sworn out for them Saturday.
A hearing is scheduled in Police
Court Wednesday.
Charles M. Con, hospital adj
ministrator, said that he UNDER
stood licenses never had been
required for Alexandria Hospital
interns. He said that in recent
years nearly all of the interns
have been from foreign countries
and are rotated every year. He
said he planned to confer with
the Alexandria commissioner Of
revenue on the situation.
Mr.. Engram said notices were
sent to the hospital June 4 re-
questing the Is to appear before
the Commissioner of Revenue
before June 10 to get a license.
He said hospital authorities
did not deliver the notices to-
the. interns. so he sent the in
terms subsequent notices directly
through the mail. None Of them
appeared to get a license.
Mr.. Engran said licenses are.
required for all graduate doc
tors except those who began
practicing before 1909. or who
are serving in internShip 12I
months after graduation from
medical school.
The Alexandria interns grad
uated between l947 and 1858,
Mr.. Engram said. The tax
examiner said the hospital was
on the list of city businesses
which he is checking for pos
sible license violations. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Presbyterian Synod
To Name Moderator

FREDERICK, June 10 GA
new moderator will be elected
when the Synod Of Baltimore,
Presbyterian Church. U. S. a.,
opens its l01st annual conference
at Hood College today.
The four-day meeting will get
under way at 4:3O pm. The Rev.
Wendell S. Tredick, jr., is retiring
moderator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
WELCOME ADDITION TO BETHESDA al
1000 Fire Dumuoe

MECHANICSvILLE. Va. June
10 ga IRE which occurred
during a power failure that rem
dered the towns FIRE alarm sys-
tenn imperative caused damages
estimated at $4,000 Saturday
night to the Mechanicsville food
center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18

State license to practice medi-
cine costs SIS for those making
less than $500 . year and SIS
for others.
Those charged are: Ali M.
Fosyali. "a. of Turkey: Durru
Sumner. "a. Of Greece: Ramon
r. Panlilio, 81, Mexico: Joseph
S. Kruczek, 81. Poland: j. Jury
Pelech. SO, Poland; Karl WHIP
plinger. %. Austria; Kamil
Kaptanoglu. 80, Turkey; Fer
nando Crotte. 81, Mexico; Fran
cisco Buenayentura. Philippines;
Johann Kremsen. rs. Austria:
Davide Hahn. "a. Turkey: Ezra
Beyda, %. Syria; Huseyin Koz-
lubel. SO. Turkey: Vihbi Daycoglu
and Hans j. Rittner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Pharmacists to Meet

RICHMOND. June, 10 (P).-
Approximately 1000 delegates
are expected to attend the dia-
mond jubilee convention of the
Virginia Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation, beginning today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
Bolt Hits School

BASTIAN, Va, June IS (R.-
Lightning struck the elementary
school in this Bland County COM
|munity today. causing damage
estimated at about $4,000.
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browns
In Glen Echo Pool

A 27-year-old hand laundry
operator was pronounced dead
of drowning yesterday after his
body was recovered from the
Glen Echo Park Swimming Pool,
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21
South SOlOn
MRS. RUTH DiFFENDAL
PHONE 327f

Mrs. Charles Lower has been
taken to the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Dilley in Spring
field. She was a patient at Spring
field City Hospital for two weeks.
Darrell Lee Pitstick is slowly
improving from bronchial pneu-
monia at Mercy Hospital, Spring
field. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pitstick.
The Minute Maids held their
Annual Christmas party Thursday
evening at the Ker-Deen Inn,
Springfield. Following a lovely
dinner, games and contests, and
the exchange of gifts was enjoy
ed by the following: Mrs. Roger
Bennett, Mrs. Robert Daniels, Mrs.
Howard Murry, Mrs. Robert Ban
ion, Mrs. Paul Daugherty, Mrs.
Joe Clawson, Mrs. Donald Mace,
Mrs. Hugh Anderson, Mrs. Ray
mond Stewart, Mrs. Keith Row.
and Mrs. Emmett Coil. Mrs. Con-
rad Butcher, Mrs. Donald Marsh,
Mrs. Harlan Riegel, Mrs. Stanley
Marsh, Mrs. Kenneth Rittenhouse,
Mrs. Marion Knisley, Mrs. Bruce
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21

conducted by the President Mrs.
Ercel Dunkle. A special offering
was taken up, half to be sent to
the Hungarian Relief and half to
Korea. It was also decided to fill
six needy baskets, several shut
in" treats and a remembrance to
the Old Folks Home. All in all a
number of worthwhile achieve
ments were accomplished.
Mrs. Betty Stewart had charge
of the Program, Mrs Beatrice
Price the Devotions.
Hostesses were Mrs. Max Dun
kle. Beatrice Price, Buelah Rob-
erts, Sara Jane Smith, Norma
Blaine and Betty Stewart.
The next meeting will be Janu-
airy 10th.
The Madison South Basketball
team played Fairfield, on Decem-
Der 14th. 1t was a very exciting
game and Madison South won in
the last few seconds by a score of
47-45.
The Juniors of Madison South
sponsored a $3.50 Dance Satur-
day December 18th. A very large
crowd attended and all had a good
time.
The first Madison South foot
ball banquet was held Monday
December II at $50. Letters were
awarded to varsity and reserve
players and cheerleaders.
Bill Hess, assistant coach at
Ohio State University showed
films of the Ohio State-Stanford
football game.
A pot-luck dinner was enjoyed
by those attending.
Just a reminder if your child
has had their 1st and End polio
shot and is eligible for the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21

3rd shot, you should if at all pos
sible, see your family physician
and get this 3rd shot. Any inquiry
you may have about this, call the
Madison Co. Health Department.
Mrs. Max Dunkle was an over
night guest of her sister Mrs. Mao
mi Vickers of Columbus, Ohio on
Monday December 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunkle have
as their house guest Mrs. Dunk
les brother Frank Browning of
Corning, New York.
On Saturday evening, December
18th, Mrs. Dunkle entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Clark and grandson
Stevie Edwards of Columbus, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Dunkle and
sons, at dinner honoring Mr..
Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonzo Finchum
and sons Jeffrie and Ricky were
guests at the annual Clark County
Farm Bureau Christmas Party at
Emery Chapel Church, near
Springfield, Ohio. Santa presented
gifts to the employees and their
children and a grand time was had
by ALL
Mr.. Allen Finchum, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lonzo Finchum and stu
dent of Ohio University is home
for the Christmas Holidays.
Miss Margaret Brown, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Brown
and a student of Ohio State Uni
versity is spending the Christmas
Holidays with her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mccoy and
children Garry and Sharon of
Newport, were guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Hickey
of West Carrolton, Ohio, Sunday,
Dec 18th.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21
Madison Local
MRS. ROBERT TREHEARNE
PHONE UL 2-2632

Inc Madison Local Junior High
Basketball team, played Mt. Ster-
ling Junior High. at Mt. Sterling,
Wed. Dec. 18th. Madison won 81
l9. Keep it up boys.
The Nellie Counts Chapter 491,
Sedalia, Ohio held their Installa-
ton OF officers, Tuesday Dec. 18th.
1856. Installing officers were the
following: Inez Whiteside, Install
ing officer, Installing Marshall,
Phyllis Whiteside, Star Point Ad-
denda, Aileen Gerard, Installing
Chaplain, Eva Shaffer, Installing
Conductress, Mildred Trehearne,
Installing Organist, Helen Dona-
hue, Installing Warden. Dorothy
Dorm, Installing Sentinel, Eden
Whiteside, Soloist, Mrs. Helen Co
rey. Mrs. WhiteSide the Installing
Officer gave a very impressive in
stallation. The work was done with
much sincerity and warmth. Off
GERS for 1956-57 year are; Worthy
Matron, Ressie McClimans, Wor-
thy Patron, Ray Vaughn Associate
Matron, Agnes Pugsley Associate
Patron, Leslie Mace Secretary
Mary A. Tope Treasurer, Louise
B. Dorm Conductress, Carolyn
German Assoc. Conductress, Nola
Hall Chaplain, Rebecca Allen
Marshal, Neva Beatty Organist,
Ruth Dorm Adah, Nyda McCaus-
lin Ruth, Ann Edwards Esther
Neva Vaughn Martha, Margaret
Brown Electra, Rachel Edwards
Warder, Louise Dorm Sentinel,
Harry Pugsley.
Several members and guests at
tended this meeting. Among the
distinguished guests were several
Worthy Matrons and Patrons and
the Deputy Grand Matron of the
18th District, Mrs. Dorothy Dona-
hey.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21

Baughn, Mrs. Jerry Foster, Mrs.
Everett Greer and Mrs. Jessie
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Bennett
and family will spend Christmas
holidays with Mr.. ard Mrs. Clar-
ence Bennett at st. Petersburg.
Florida.
The Pilgrims Fellowship of the
Congregational Christian Church
met Sunday evening in the
church for Christmas party. The
devotional period was in charge of
the leader Mrs. Roger Thompson.
Refreshments were prepared by
Misses Flora Blakeley, Lynda
Bennett and Donnie Bennett. The
group included: Misses Judith Zol-
tz, Geraldine Hicks, Joyce Hicks,
Carolyn Butcher, Barbara Butch
er. Linda Diffendal, Flora Blake
ley, Johnny Butcher, Georg lie
Hicks, Eddie Banion, Mrs. Fred
Blakeley, Mrs. Roger Bennett,
Mrs. Robert ZoltZ, Mrs. John K.
Diffendal and Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Thompson.
Christmas programs scheduled
for the churches will be A mis-
cellaneous program at the Church
of Christ in Christian Union Sun
day evening 7:45 Dec. 23rd; the
Methodist Church Dec. 23rd 1890
Am. and at the Congregational
Christian Church preceding the
Worship service 1920 AM. Dec.
23rd.
Sgt. Hershel (Junior) Spears
and wife and sons who reside in
Columbus Ga. will spend the holi-
day season with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kimball and Ronnie and
with relatives in Jeffersonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Murry
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jimmy Murry, Spring
field.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21

Mrs. McClimans, chose a deli
cate shade of green for her Off
GERS dresses.
The decorations were in pastel
pink and green.
The tea table carried out these
same colorS.
Mrs. McClimans theme for the
year is, In all things give thanks" +"
Mrs. Norma Jean Davey, Past
Matron and Leslie Mace, Past Pa
tron were presented jewels by
Mrs. Phyllis Whiteside, on behalf
of the Chapter.
The Madison County Home
Demonstration Group met Decem-
Der 18th for their annual Christ
mas pot-luck dinner meeting at
the home of Mrs. Mary K Halter
man. Thirty members enjoyed a
delicious meal and a social time
before the business meeting.
The Group presented Shirley
Nall with a tea cart as belated
wedding gift.
All officers were elected to SER
We a second year and they are
Mildred Trehearne. President,
Helen Houck, V. Pres. Gertrude
Laird, Secretary Marie Lippencott,
Treasurer Jennie Snyder News
Reporter.
Discussion on some possible pro-
jects for next year followed. Sew
eral money making ideas were
suggested.
Mary K. Halterman, State Pres
ident, gave a report on the recent
State Home Demonstration Meet
ing, at Ohio State University. A
Christmas craft; several types Of
earrings, was taught the group by
Marie Stegall.
The members filled basket for
a needy family and had a 10c gift
exchange, which was loads Of fun.
The W.S.C.S. of the Newport
Methodist Church had their An
nual Christmas pot-luck Thursday
December 18th in the church base
ment. The tables were gaily dec
GRATED with Christmas center
pieces, everal other decorations
were placed throughout the din
ing room. After a most delicious
meal, the business meeting was
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21

Linda Marx and Gene Deffen-
baugh Students of Helen Marx
Dance Studio, will take part in
the Television, Dance Time" Pro-
gram on Channel A, Sunday Dec.
23rd. They will sing and dance.
Afterwards they will motor to the
Eagles Hall in Springfield where
Mrs. Marx and several of her pu-
pills will present program, start
ing at 3 o'clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Lowery
and family moved from the Rey-
mold Slaughter Sr. farm to the
community this week. They re-
Gently purchased the Spicer prop
erty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Alldredge
Helen O'Brien Brooks) have
named their son Kenneth Lee.
They also have two daughters, Le-
sa and Christine.
The Home Demonstration group
will hold a Christmas party Dec.
28th in the home of Mrs. Keith
Rowand.
Mrs. Milton Turner taught
school at Plattsburg substituting
for teacher who was ill.
No one is useless in this void
who lightens the burden of it for
af1V one else Charles Dickens
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
Fremen To Work
Auains+ Dire ad MD
Drive In Fight :

London's firefighters will make
their annual march for Muscular
Dystrophy this year on Novemb-
er 10 and 20 according to co-chair-
men Delwyn Andrews and Robert
SWaney.
This years marchers will oper-
ate in teams and will start, and
end, their march at the fire sta
ton. They will make door-to-door
solicitations from most of the
homes in London.
In the announcement, the fire.
fighters urged the public to be gen
erous when the Marchers ring the
doorbells. They advised that the
contributions will spell hope for
suffering muscular Dystrophy pa
tients, who are virtually living un-
der a sentence of death.
The funds will aid in the costly
research which is seeking the
cause and the cure of the dread
disease. The firemen have pledg-
ed to do their share, and they ask
ed that every person make his part
in the efforts to, as the firemen
said do Our Best"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09

Commander Thacker of Marion,
an Air Force veteran of World
War II, is commando, for 1868
Of tie American Legion of Ohio,
an organization composed of APP
proximately 735 local Legion posts
His election at the 1856 ,-ar.a
convention in Cleveland followed
terms as state first and second
vice commander commander and
vice-commander of the Sixth dis
trict composed of seven counties
in Central Ohio), and the top Off
ces in his home post
AS commander of Bird-McGinn-
is Post No. 162, Marion, he institu-
ted one of the outstanding Tide
of Toys" programs among Ohio
posts. This was for the benefit of
children in other lands at Christ
mas time. He also helped organ
ize the posts drum and bugle corps
and achieved record post memb-
ership.
Thacker entered the Air Force
as a private in January 1941, and
was a major when released from
duty SO months later. He is a
member of the Forty and Eight,
the State Highway Patrol Auxili-
airy, and of several civic and frat
ernal groups. Privately he is the
manager of motion picture theat-
ers in the Marion area. His wife,
Mrs. Jane Thacker. served as a
nurse in World War II and also is
a member of the American Legion.
CHANGES ADDRESS
Robert L. loops, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Richards, "a Midway,
has graduated from Great Lakes
Navy Training Center and has the
following new address: Robert l..
loops, FA 5728086; Boat Pool;
USNS, Tacoma 2, Washington.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
Bonds, Levies Meet With Favorable
Vote; Only Three Issues Killed

Bond issues and special levieS
submitted to voters in the County
Tuesday met with approval in all
but few cases, and one of these
was the Bond Issue to finance a
new municipal building at West
Jefferson. 1t was defeated by 487
for and Col against. Sixty per cent
of the total vote was needed for
passage, and the people of the will
age indicated that they are not
ready for such an Indebtedness.
The two other measures which
failed, both levies, were the Lon
don Recreation levy and the Dar-
by Forest Grove Cemetery levy.
Each would have required a vote
affirmative totaling so per cent of
the ballots cast on the issue. The
London recreation issue got 1889
for and 995 against, but not go
per cent. Forest Grove Cemetery
had 293 for and 257 against, again
not so per cent.
Measures which passed included
the Jonathan Alder School Bond
for 681, against 1894; the London
School levy 1871 for and no
against; Madison South School
levy 855 for and 598 against;
Deercreek school levy 219 for
and So against; Fairfield-Mt. Ster-
ling school levy 868 for and 462
against; Summerford School levy
1913 for and 81 against; West
Jefferson School levy 1107 for
and 434 against.
Other issues which passed were: !:
Pleasant township cemetery 632
for and 318 against; Canaan Fire
protection levy 1872 for and Sc
a~ainst: ard Darby Fire Protect
ion levy 50 for and 40 against.
The Pickaway county vote on
the Pleasant Township Cemetery
levy was also given approval.
Madison County voters in overlap
ping districts cast votes favoring
the levies for the following school
districts: Union Local 110 for SO
against; Miami Trace 5 for 2
against; Chuckery-Darby % for
- against; Mechanicsburg 33 for
and against.
It was noted that in not single
instance did the voters fail to pass
school measures.