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The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
Gard and Pie Social at
Breezy Flat School

There will be a card party
and pie social at Breezy Flat
school March "a at 8 p. m. Pro
ceeds to go to the IFYE program.
Everyone welcome. Sponsored by
the Breezy Flat All Club.
, 1956-07-05
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chrgtianstsed, St Croixs v Il under the Act Of March 8. 1887
VOL IL THURSDAY. JULY5, 1856 NO. 1856
, 1956-07-05

our community; Of the pro-
blems considered too delicate
70 rus to touch-of the passive
acceptance BY US Of the he'll
ter skeiter confusion Of our
day, Of the lack Of leadership
in our educational area. Are
you satisfied?
Everything takes time. It is
only the busy people who do
more. Shall we do collectively
as Alumni Of CHS in order
that the school and the COM
munity can be better places?.
We can become the united
force and united leadership
that is 50 lacking! Do you care
to participate? ! hope you do.
, 1956-07-05
ii JAMES URGES
III ALUMNI TO TAKE
ACTIVE q Z IN CONN.

concluded from SATURDAY
CHS had its 21st graduation
last Wednesday evening. # at
each graduation 20 persons
we're awarded diplomas, the
total Of our alumni group
would be 400. II we assume
there are 200 graduates on the
Island, each alumni meeting
should have 100 persons. We
should be in touch with anoth-
er 100. We can become 9 dy-
manic force.
If have called you out OF
the smooth complacency
which seems to envelope peo-
pie Of the Virgin Islands and
the Alumni Of CHS : and
which has been further en-
HANGED bv this delicious BAN
ouet, / would be pleased, i
/ can get you to do something
purposeful for the Alumni As
ISOLATION, the school and the
community, / shall be thrilled.
We are all too busy, too sell
fish, or too happy to do some
thing for others We are all
here tonight with no thought
to help tOmorrowrbut do you
know something? The Alumni
Association has no secretary.
No one has the time. How UNI
fortunate for us! Must q few
persons attempt 70 do every
thing!!!
L--4annIA AenNaeinn IN
, 1956-07-05
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed Bids ! nseptuple will
be received At the Dept. Of
Insular Affairs, Division Of
Procurement & Supply, Chris
tiansted, Virgin Islands. until
II am. July Il, 1856, and then.
opened for Improve
ment Of CHAPEL ROOM AT
HARDWOOD MEM
ORAL HOSPITAL, ST.
v. /.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may Be obtained from the
Dept Of Insular Affairs, Divi-
sion esProcuresnent q Supply.
christiansted, Virgin Islands,
upon request.
MphonSo R6mntY
Pro & Property Officer
s SC RIB {
, 1956-07-05
NOTICE no CREDITORS

Please take notice that an application for Summary Adj
Of the Estate Of ALEXANDER JAMES, deceased
has been made by this Court. Any creditors having d claim
against the decedent shall file same in the Court or with the
undersigned within thirty tS01 days from this date. Persons
indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make pay
ment to the undersigned within the said time
Dated June n. 1856
Almerlc Z. chrlsNan
Attorney for Petitioners
, 1956-07-05

AImerlc 1. Christian
Attorney for Petitioners !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02
Prince Georges Okoys
c Construction Of Homes

Recent building permits issued
lin Prince Georges County in
Iclude.
Inward and Eta Mccauley. 1915
eris dwelling % Sim street. Lincoln
| Park, Nd; cost, $4,000.
Wfllmar ]. Ahiauist and Josephine c.
Ahlautst Cherry lane and Centee road
i On zitsheson lane. Laurel. IA;
Frank :; Asrrity. 1870 pea! drive.
Waldorf. Nd. builder: dwelling at Bray
ans Font and Farmington road: cost
Roy ., REID. 47o2 strathmOrs avenue,
dwelling At 9b04 Underwood street, Sea.
brook Acres, Nd: cost, $12,O00.
,s MSodIrwn Heights IHssi Sgss Thirty 5s
and builder; % dwellings In, Woodlawn
Heights, Inc.: cost. S0,6Q0 each,
O. q r, DEVELOPMENT Co.. Inc. 900
ads1 d 1ssfi s 4 SSGss s
Ray Park Estates. Hyattsville. Nd: to
cost .S16s00O.
Robert ?. Johnson, SSH Rigss drive HU,
twentieth avenue. Hyettsvilles builder
willie. Nd: cost, $4,000.
dwelling on westchester drive, Camp
sDrinss. Nd: cost. SI5, ...
nou Mard Ran. 1909 Ma orSsT aSa
West Lanham, Nd; cost. Sl2. 900.
2. D. Hutton a. Son: ms LlS. 4Si1
and builder: dwellings in Prineetor
subdivision. section /. Camp sprinss
Nd: cost, S1l 900 each.
1 J. 8. Mcbride, 1927 Dewey street
4 Cheverly. Nd. owner and builder
dwelling on Lanham, Severn and Spring.
field road. Bowie, Nd; cost. $4,000.
H. Z. FOX, S616 Georgia avenue, Sill:
lver Spring, Nd. owner: Fox BIOS. Solt
4 0eoreia avenue, Silver Epfing, Nd.
builders: dwellings in District Heights
III mo-: cost, $40 900 each.
James w. and Mary N. Weems. GIL
Navahoe street. college Park, Nd. own
| ers: Louis d. Conway. $40 West street
| Laurel, Nd, builder: dwelling at 5000
Pierce street. Lakeland, Nd: cost. $I2.'
Kerby W. Latham. 711b Palmer road
oxon HILL. Nd owner and builder
View. oxon Nil Nd: cost $s,ioO.
ond street. Mount Rainier. ma. oyneI
and builder: dwelling ct 1902 Thirty
first street. Mount Rainier. Nd; cost
n. ). Danshsrty, 221s Dallas drive
Sc, owner: 3. J, Puryear. waldorf
Nd, builder: dwelling ct Cedar Ridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02

ssg9bSdisision. .oxon Hin. Nd: cost. sls.-
Kay PARK Homes. me. 7sos ueornia
a sgns s;M;, owner men, KAY 8 sons ne.
Nd: cost. S1O.nOn each.
Robert Lee Richie. 24os FairlAvn
enc eg aS CTslH ss SSS1 fhElasn
Anderson y Yasai. Inc. asal Thirty
W vsn street MT SMHsE aHS S sy.S
read siadshsbS Ss.l Nd .0t owner nPAg snd
ass ian sSsn H M dsO Cost si si S5
,,, Robert r.. ~ s:v,, GErum5ine. 1901 plsxsl
81 aEsas Ma a 2 sSss l sscSs street.
!. g. conley ccnst. Co.. Inc. p525
SE,nsTs end Svo builder IS dwsIllnGs a
cost. $4,000 and $4,000. Mu''
Edmond W. Boswell, 10000 Bornedale
SE AZ sH.t 4 1854 Ased road, Adeiphi
Roiac Inc. Ssoi Keathins street Sc,
gyynnsr and builder: two dyelllngs q
s is9 stins oS. bSis ~ Sattsr SR road
Riverdale,. Nd. owner: 8. bryan stins0n
Nd. builder dSsilinE At $500 foyhstsn
street. Riverdale. Md: cost. $4,000.
Guy q ,Eunice Nj Ewell. 1919 Fifty
second avenue. Hillside. Nd, owner; H
Toryik. North Beach Nd, builder;
Hillside. Nd: cost. 81, 62b.
John 3. and virginia P. shreye. 3S36
HALEY terrace Sc. owner; John r
SsHninSs, a1 Il GsaIT drive . SCer d H
drive, Oxon Hill, Nd. cost, $4,000
John l.. Jennings. 104 Cedar drive
Silver Hill. Nd. owner and builder;
Livingston Park. Cxon Hill. Nd: cost
1 $4,000: and one at 1901 Andover place
Fleischman's Village. Nd: cost. So,
/ L. 3. Kelsey. 1910 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., owner and builder dwelling on
Middleton lane. Camp Springs. Nd
Cecil q. Williamson. 5129 Fisher
road, Temple Hills, Md. owner and
| Piscatavay District; cost. $11 200 each,
Kenneth Frangiai1i. Forrest Glen and
Colesville roads. Silver Spring. No.
owner: G. @. Robbins, 4721 NiagAra
road. College Park, Nd. builder; cost
$4,000.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28
PLUAWOOD
and RESACA
Community News
Mrs. Glen Dillon Reporter
Resscs Phone No. 7-23o5
Plumwood Methodist Church

Plumwood Methodist Church
Sunday School 10 Am.
Supt. Florence Reed.
Miss Diane Spachner and Tom
Reed attended All Club Congress
in Columbus last week. The many
activities which all leaders and
members enjoyed, is looked for
ward to each year by the All
clubs.
Mrs. Ruth Hunter spent a
weeks vacation with her son and
daughter-in-law in Columbus last
week, MIR. and Mrs. Richard Hun
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Heron
and family, and Doris Blumen-
schein. enjoyed the family picnic
dinner the Ohio Carriage Company
had for their employees last Sat
urday at Oak Park near Dublin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Wing and
family of Urbana spent Sunday
with Mrs. Della Holland, Mrs. Ka-
therine Spachner and Diane.
Sunday, September 9, family
dinner was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed, in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bells
golden we ding anniversary
TWenty-three relatives and friends
attended the dinner. In the after.
noon, they had open house from
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28
oRDINANCE so. 1141

OtD1N AN1h NOs ISL
An ordinance providing for the Is
suance of notes by the City of Lon
don In anticipation of the issuance
of bonds for the purpose of con-
strueting 81 sanitary sewers In Wes-
tern Avenue, Cherry street and
Wood Street, commencing at Cherry
street at the Pennsylvania Railroad,
thence south ON Cherry street 10 the
intersection of Cherry street and
Western Avenue, thence east on
Western Avenue TO the intersection
of south Madison Road and Western
Avenue and also commencing ON
Wood street at the Pennsylvania
Railroad, thence south on Wood
street and Western Avenue, and de-
claring the necessity of the issuance
of bonds for such purpose.
Whereas, this council has request
ed the city auditor to issue her Ger
tificate as to the estimated life of
the Improvement to be constructed
from the proceeds of the bonds here
matter referred to and of the notes
to be issued in anticipation of said
bonds, and as to the maximum ma
turity of such bonds and notes, and
the city auditor has certified to this
council such estimated life as ex-
ceeding five years and has further
certified the maximum maturity of
such bonds as twenty-five years and
such notes as two years.
Now, therefore, be 1t ordained by
the council of the City Of London
State of Ohio,
Section /. That it is deemed neces-
sary TO issue the bonds of the City
of London in the principal sum OF
$lS,7OO.O0, in order TO provide fund
for the purpose OF constructing s.
sanitary sewers in Western Avenue
Cherry Street and Wood Street, com.
menctng at Cherry Street at ths
Pennsylvania Railroad, thence soutf
on Cherry Street to the intersection
of Cherry Street and Western Aven.
ue, thence east on Western Avenue
to the intersection Of South Madison
Road and Western Avenue and alsC
commencing on Wood Street at the
Pennsylvania Railroad thence soutl
on Wood Street to the intersection
of Wood Street and Western Avenue
Section 2. That il is necessary anC
this council hereby determines tina
notes shall be issued in anticipation
of the issue of said bonds.
Section 8. That such anticipator!
notes in the amount Of S13,700.GQ
which sum does not exceed tn
amount. of the bond issue, shall b.
issued bearing interest at the rat
of four per centum per annum, pay
able annually Such notes shall b
dated the Both day of August, 1856
and shall mature on the 30th day o
August, 1857 Crowded, however
that such notes shall be redeemabl
at any time). Such notes shall b
executed and delivered in such mum
ber and such denominations as ma,
be requested by the purchaser o
such notes.
Section 4. Such notes shall be eX
ecuted by the mayor and city audi
tor and bear the seal of the corpora
tion. They shall be designated Yves
tern. Cherry and Wood Street Sewe
Notes" and shall be payable at tn
office of the legal depository of tn
city and they shall express upo
their face the purpose for whic
they are issued and that they ar
issued pursuant to this ordinance.
Section 5. Said notes shall be frs
offered to the officer having charg
OF the Rond Retirement Fund of tn
city and so many of the same a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28
ADVERTISEMENT
STORM SEWER
CONTRACT NO. 8


Sealed proposals for the construc-
tion of Storm Sewer, Contract No. 3
will be received by the Director OF
Public Service of the City of London,
Municipal Building, London. Ohio,
until 1900 O'Clock noon. eastern
Standard Time) on October l6, 1856
and at that time and place will be
publicly opened and read.
The work for which proposals are
invited consists of the furnishing of
all labor, materials. supplies and
equipment necessary for the closing
of the open storm ditch from East
Center Street south to the Corpora
tion Line with either Az or AZ pipe,
comprising a total distance of 1880
Copies Of the Contract Documents
advertisement, Information 4 o r
Bidders. Con ira 1 Performance
Provisions. Detailed Specifications,
Proposal, Proposal Bond, all bound
together, and the Contract Draw
inEs) are on file in the Council
Chambers in the Municipal Building
and are available for inspection by
prospective bidders.
Copies of the Contract Documents
may be obtained from Uhlmann AS
sociates, Consulting Engineers. 4958
North High Street. Columbus IA.
Ohio, upon payment OF Fifteen Dol
lars ,($I5.00) for one set of Contract
Documents. One-half of this amount
will be refunded upon the return in
good condition of the complete set
of Contract Documents within thirty
800 days after the bids ars receiv-
ed except that actual bidders shall
receive full refund of Fifteen Dol
lars ($15.00) upon the return of one,
only, set of Contract Documents
Proposals must be submitted on
the proposal forms contained in the
Contract Documents. Bidders are in
vited to be present at the opening
of the proposals. The right is re-
served to waive technical defects as
the interests of the City of London
may require.
The proposals must be accompan-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28
Madison Local
MRS. ROBERT TREHEARNE
PHONE f457 J2

The Madison South football
team played the Jonathan Alder
football team on Friday Septem-
ber %. at the London football
field. It was very good game des-
pite the fact Madison lost 1912.
The next game is Saturday Sep
tenber 20 at which time they play
washington c. H. at the London
field.
The President of the Madison
P.T.O. asks that I include resume
of the meetings in this column so
that any parents not able to at
tend would know what had taken
place.
Rev Joseph johnson gave the
opening prayer. The meeting was
called to order by the President.
Secretary's report given. Auditing
report on the treasurer's book was
given. Introduction of P.T.O. Off
GERS by President.
Introduction of Health Nurse
Mrs. Watson and Miss Hern by
Mr.. Trehearne. Introduction or
teachers by Mr.. Trehearne, also
School Board members and Mr..
LLOYD Her, were presented, he
asked for support on Bond issue In
November for continued better
schools. Roll Call by grades =
Banner given to Mrs. Bessie Will
liams room for largest group OF
parents present.
Discussion on money making
possibilities. 1t was decided to
have Carnival This would fea-
ture cards, progressive games,
food, fish pond, $3.50 Dance, cake
walks and such. A definite date
and other plans to be made by the
Finance Committee.
Membership Committee to han
die selling of P.T.O. membership
tickets. Csc per person.
The Fourth Wednesday of the
month will be the date of the P
TO. meetings.
Parents visited rooms of pupil:
and got acquainted with the tea
chers.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Irene McClaskey, Mrs. Eve
lyn Moore and their committee.
The next meeting will be Oct
"a at which time the All memb
ers will have Achievement night
All members are urged to come
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buehl Sr
Mrs. Weltha Minch, Mr.. and Mrs
John Buehl Jr. and family, MI
and Mrs. Isaiah Call and family
Mrs. Myrtle Cali, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Trehearna and family AM
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrle Bigelow at
tended a birthday dinner Sunda,
Sept. 16, at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs David Blair, near Westerville
Ohio honoring Mr.. Ray Blair. Sev
eral other friends and relative
were also present from othe
areas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

Beverly Sue Call Beverly East,
Judy and June McClaskie, Bever-
ly Roberts, Betty Smith and the
hostess.
The W.S.C.S. of the Newport
Methodist Church met Thursday
Sept. 18th in the church basement.
The President, Mrs. Ercil Dunkle
named her committees for the
chicken supper which is Sept. 26th.
Tney are Kitchen, Mrs. Anna
belle Call and Mrs. Mildred Tre-
hearne, Dining Room Mrs. Ruth
Snyder and Mrs. Juanita Thomas.
All members who are able are ask
ed to help with this supper.
The Program Chairman for this
meeting, Mrs Annabelle Call con-
fined her remarks to readings on
Prayer and the value of Prayer.
She also had contest on Books of
the Bible. Hostesses for the Sep
tember meeting were; Mrs. Cen
eva Gordon. Mrs. Peggy Gordon,
Mrs. Carrie Johnson, Mrs. Icea
Coberly, Mrs. Ada Evans and Mrs.
Anpabelle Call. Thirty-eight mem
bers and one guest, Mrs. Lloyd
Iler answered the roll call.
Mr.. Allen Finchum, Sedali7
Road, returned to Ohio Univer-
sity at Athens, Sunday. Allen re-
ceived his End year Scholarship as
well as a Board job. He was for
tunate enough to get his former
roommate and the same room they
had shared last year He writes
he is settled and ready for the
school activities to resume.
Mr., and Mrs. Pearl Price and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Price and
fal:ily, attended the "Pcice Re
union" Sunday Sept 10th at spv-
der Park in Springfield, Ohio.
Some seventy-five relatives spent
the day together, recalling old
memories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lanigan
Yankeetown Road and MIR. Ed
Lanigan, spent the weekend in
Kokoma, Indiana, guests of rela-
tives. From all reports the "Hoos-
ier hospitality is hard to beat.
The P.T.O. Of the Madison Rur-
al School met Tuesday Sept. 18th.
This was Get acquainted Night"
The Principal, Mr.. Robert Ire
nearne introduced the Superinten-
dent of the Madison South School
District, Mr.. Lloyd Her, the Ele-
mentary School Supervisor Mr.
. John Shiveley and the teachers
at Madison Rural to the parents
assembled. The President of the
P.T.O. Mrs. Virginia Deck named
; her committees for this year they
are; Finance: Robert Geesling
John Buehl, Jr., George Ropp, Cd
ell Jackson, Hartford Turvy
Ticket Membership Mrs. Betty
Hines, Mrs. Betty Burwell, Mrs
/ Virginia Bailey, Mrs. Lois McFad
/ den.
: Publicity Mrs. Mildred Ire
: hearne, Miss Faye Bruce.
: Other committees will be nam
r ed when our projects for the yea
7 are decided upon.
4 Refreshment Committee for Sep
f tember were; Mrs. Gene Moor,
= and Mrs. Paul McClaskey. TIL,
!. October meeting will be devotet
|, to the All Achievement Program
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

The only thing to mar the good
time of everyone was a football
game which the boys were play
ing, where Master Garry Buehl re-
.ceived broken wrist.
Garry is getting alcng very mic
ely, however, is back iii school
and improving daily.
Master Billy Miller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bennie Miller is recoup-
Grating from an operation. He is
a patient at Mt. Carmel Hospital,
his room number. is 412. Mrs.
Miller reports Billy is doing very
we'll but they have no idea when
he will come home. To complicate
things on Sunday Sept. 16, Billy
fell from a tree and broke his arm.
Trouble comes double for Billy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buehl Jr.
and family, MIR. and Mrs. Myrtle
Bigelow, and Mrs. Frances Gosnel
were Sunday Sept. 23rd dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Bige-
low of Plain City. Other guests
were from Plain City and Colum-
bus.
Mrs. Ercel Dunklc, spent Thurs
day and Friday of last week with
her sister Mrs. Naomi VickerS and
Nancy of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thomas had
a birthday party Saturday Sept.
% for little Lee Junior" who
was all the way to one-year old.
Those who helped little Lee jun
ior' celebrate were; Mrs. Naomi
Vickers and Nancy of Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Coldwell and
family of Catawba, OHIO Mr. and
Mrs. Max Dunkle and Bobby.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Coldwell
and family, Mrs. Anna Coldwell,
Mr.. Oliver Shepherd, Miss Esther
Thomas, Mr.. Frank Thomas, the
host and hostess Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Thomas and Vickie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Jordan, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stewart at
tended the wedding of Miss Mari
lyn Jordan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Jordan of Columbus
on Saturday, Sept. 23. Miss Jor-
dan was married at North Metho,
dist Church, Columbus. A receipt
ion followed at Ionka's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Jordor
were Sunday callers at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Straup
South Solon, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin DowIcr anc
family of Newport attended the
DoWler reunion at the hoccc of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Knisley at Ur
bana, Sunday, Sept. %. Severa
relatives from other communitie
were also present.
DEFERRED
Mrs. Jean Smith, Danville Rd
entertained her Sunday Schoo
Class Saturday Sept. 9Th with
dinner party. Guests were aske,
to come at a o'clock. Games wer
| played and prizes awarded to ia
. ME Campbell, June and Judy Nc
, Claskie. Dinner was served, afte
| which, the girls had a taft.
pull" The girls presented Je a.
: with a lovely gift as token O
) their appreciation for the man
: nice things she had done for then
Attending were; jamie Campbell
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

NIT EST
Forrest r. Hanson
Clerk OF Council
Sept. 81 % Oct. 4 5
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

two till five, and many friends
and family called at the Reed
home, extending congratulations
and best wishes. Many lovely gifts
were presented Mr. and Mrs. Bell.
A sister of Mr. Bell, Mrs. Wade
Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonny Wat
ers, Mr.. Roy Jordon, and Jimmy
Carrow of Pine Town, North Car
olina, spent the week end at the
Sell home in Plumwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal kaufman of
Resaca nave \ new daughter, Sep
tember 1S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Troyer, who
reside on the w. j. Dyer farm
near Resaca. have a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lewis and
children called at the home of her
parents Sunday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley McAdam.
The WSCS of the Plumwoed
Methodist Church met at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Grouse last Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Gladys Long re-
signed as president and Mrs. Err
Gel Becker is now presiding Off
Ger, with Mrs. Norman Watson as
vice president. The main discuss
ion of the meeting is the Turkey
and Ham supper they are spon-
soring at the Monroe school base
ment on Election night. There
were twenty members and visitors
present. Mrs. Ruth Sanford and
Mrs Ercel Becker and Mrs. Russ
ell Cornwell served as assistant
hostesses. The October meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Mar
vim Schering.
The first fall meeting of the
Women's Home Council Group will
be at Monroe School Thursday
! September u at 2 Pm. All the
women of the community who are
interested in this work are asked
to attend by the chairman, Mrs.
Erla Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick,
daughter Pat, and Miss Betty
Howsmon called at the William
Fife home in BellBrook Sunday
evening.
The Spring Fork Grange was
awarded first place in the county
for Community Service, and rece-
ived a $50 bond for their efforts.
The Mothers Booster Club pres
ident, Mrs. Albert Galimore, re-
ports the dance Saturday night a
very successful one, with a little
over two hundred dollars being
added to the treasury. Whitley"
Pfarr of London won the basket
of groceries. The efforts and work
of all the committees was very
much appreciated by the club.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sewers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hinton billiard of Springfield,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sewers
Of Lawrenceville. Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kronk of
near London called at the Sewers
home.
Booster Night for the Spring
Fork Grange was last Wednesday
evening at the Monroe School
Building. A pot luck supper, fol-
lowed by very interesting pro-
gram planned by the lecturer Mrs.
John Sanford, was enjoyed by
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

led by a proposal bond or by a certi-
fled check, the amount of which
shall be 10To Of the bid. A perform
ance bond OF 1909 OF the amount Of
the contract will be required for the
faithful performance of the work.
By order of the Director of Public
Service, City Of London, Ohio.
Harold harrington
Director of Public Service
Sept. 81 Oct. 4
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

Plenty and indigence depend
upon the opinion every one has of
them and riches, like glory or
health, have no more beauty or
pleasure than their possessor is
pleased to lend them.
Michael Z. de Montaigne