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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-06

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REFRIGERATOR used. refinished.
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Gigantic Sale
BUILDING
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Millions OF feet Of good used lumber
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FALLS CHURCH
Your best buy" In furnished apis.
with every convenience 81
DONNA LEE
BY MONTH OR LEASE .
Children and Pets Welcome
JF 3-s57J. ia. 1860
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
MONEY AND BANKING
T., E,.o~.,Juo.

power, more economy Of oper-
oiion, less work for the driver.
And they embody important
new sofeiy features. Among
this yeor's new cars. you have
probably found one that suits
you TO q IT" If you expect to
finonee II. find out how well our
bank Auto Loon plan suits you
X X X
PROMPTLY REPORT LOST,
stolen, or destroyed U. S. Saw
ings Bonds issued to you : to
the Bureau of the Public Debt,
Division of Loans and Cur
rency, $50 South Clark Street,
Chicago S, lii. State complete
serial numbers and issue dates /;
give name and address as on
Bonds. The Division will then
send a form, which you execute
in accordance with instructions
thereon, TO obtain relief by the
issue of substitnte Bonds. u. S.
Savings Bonds are safe invest
ment. Buy them at our bank.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
H'slATER THAN YOU THINK
1926 THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1926

YEARS - 1926
FEBRUARY c. Zimmerman Mechancsbrg III bushels
Mother Plain City 10 bushels G. DORM near
Wades London 03 bushels present.
ed Week, OSU- in 100 Bushels Contest
FEBRUARY old Dobb coming back to his own 80 horses sell
Randolph Masse London buys Biddleedman Stu
dio High ST., London.
FEBRUARY fisherman takes first in Coun
" with 3pound Is bass.
Schlege, London business leases room
vacated by Morrsey Riley building to open restaurant and
FEBRUARY Elwood Kennedy Earl Kennedy
places when attempting to crank auto
FEBRUARY 10 Misses Sus London Dry
FEBRUARY Corps, plans Washington
Birthday Dinner in London
1s46-TEN YEARS AGO - 1896
c. L. Hunter Madison county farmer, honored by
Ohio Wool Association
building which housed Charley Gentle fruit
Main and East First Sts for "a down
because of fire damage.
FEBRUARY Madison County candidates be opposed at
who seeks reelection auditor and Rod
post commissioner Five Republicans
Democrats seek election representative of Ohio General
Assembly from Madison.
FEBRUARY Byron Paul Bennett operate mod
FEBRUARY reports January
81 9Th below
high and low for month
Tedrck president Plain "Pastrne
Board offers wood who will help the
refuse and brush
FEBRUARY 10 Somerford Township Ggo All club presents
500 County H building
FEBRUARY II Madison of rabies Newport
First case in months
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS


LEGISLATION to set highway program being formulated in
the Public Works Committee of the House The bond method will
not be used for financing it but instead the 12 build
will be placed basis, With increased
taxes being levied against highway users to pay for it
the wehead viii the Senate late this week early next
favoaby House
President Eisenhower expected into
subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee studying
with making
billion dollars
the President being discussed
Retail 1855 reached atime high of $186 billion
$705 billion December retail alone totaled $9
400 0OOO0O five higher than December 1854.
Rowland Hughes April 1854 has
announced his
April Hughes who has gained his objective balanced budget
position
Perciva Brndage Director the Budget
for time expected to be ended within the
months due sizabe reduction the number of automobiles being
produced Copper and glass supplies will also increase the
National Headquarters of seeye Service has announced that 49,
600 will be called induction during March60O0 the
and into the Navy The total draft call for February win only
5000
gheye officials becoming concerned the growing threat
outbreak the Intelligence
dcate the Chinese Reds the mainland opposite
preparing
those of Nationalist China. .a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
An Editorial
ALL RETAILING Is LOCAL

Once again. at this Congressional session efforts will be
made to revise the ederawae law and TO extend its
enterprises which exempt and have been
ever since the law first passed-notaby retailing.
The for The exemptions and the cosenf arguments
in favor retaining them should be thoroughly understood.
Retailing local business Even the biggest chain must
pete the local level and must be able TO adapt itself to
widely varying local needs, desires and conditions.
II is significant that whose interest in improving the
status working people be questioned have supported
the exemptions The late President Roosevelt said
many purely local pursuits and services which federal
legislation effective cover Mr. Justice Black then SEN
said Business of purely oea nature which par
cuar local community and which do not send their products
the of interstate be better regulated
by the laws Of the communities in which the business units
operate.
More recently, noted economist in the labor field Dr.
Richard A. Lester Princeton told Congressional eommitfee
THE federal government should not attempt to fix minimum
for stores, department stores hotels or
theatres.
Lastly extension Of the law would harm those it is de-
signed help by forcing merchants and others to
ena employment the limit and thus prevent the unskled
from learning ss that would qualify them for higher pay
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
January 26, 1856

January 70, 1856
To the Editor:
We are proposing to submit a
Constitutional Amendment, by Ini-
tiative Petition, to reapportion the
state for members of the Ohio
legislature according to popula-
tion. We are proposing the follow
ing amendment:
THE apportionment of this
State for members of the General
Assembly shall be according TO
Congressional Districts as defined
by Section 1921 .01 of the General
Code of Ohio now in effect, or as
may hereafter be amended.
Six members of the House of
Representatives and Two Senators
shall be allotted to and elected
from each of the twenty-three
Congressional Districts OF this
State"
Each voter, in every County of
the State, will have a part in the
selection of six State Representa-
tives instead of only one, as is the
case in II counties. Also, each vot-
er will help to choose 2 State Snna
tors, whereas many help to choose
only one.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers:

Harvey II. Porter to Bernice F.
Porter, undivided one-half interest
in three tracts, II acres, more or
less. in Union Twp.
Jacob w. Mccoy, exctr. of ABB
rahan Clinton Mccoy, deceased,
to Clinton Hutson, 2.31 acres in
jefferson Twp.
Contemporary Development Cor
poration, Columbus to M. and M.
Realty and Improvement Co., Co
lumbus, lots no. 6 through 16 of
the McNeal subdivision, London.
Albert M. and Gloria Eileen
Wilson to Emmett l.. Reder, lot
no. Is, Cappy Jackson addition,
Plain City.
Wayne II. and Betty L. Hollar
to Roy and Inis Garrett, part of
lot 13, ]. @. Minshall addition,
London.
G. Harold and Evalyn D. Flax
to Wayne H. and Betty Hollar, lot
no. S, block A, Westmoor sub1tvl-
sion, London.
Kittie L. Manning to Newt IN
and Hazel Long, parcel of land on
Toland ST., London.
William K. Kaufman to Leslie
w. and Donnabelle Brown, lot no
IA, Town and Country addition,
West Jefferson.
William K. Kaufman to James
r. and Frances E. Jobe, 0.258 acre
on Ohio Ave-, West jefferson.
E. P. and Katherine B. Speas-
maker to Harold harrington. lots
81 and SO, Speasnaker End addi-
ton, Union Twp.
Clyde E. and Charlotte Border
to Charles R. Clark ct al. part Of
lot no. 27, West jefferson.
Raymond and Eunice Rafferty,
to Edwin Hatcher, 0.251 acre in
Pike Twp.
E. p. and Katherine 3. Speas-
maker to B. w. Chiles, lot no. 10,
Speasmaker 1st addition, Union
Twp.
Estate of Ray Gravitt, deceased
to Myrtle Gravitt ct al, undivided
one-half interest in 1887 acres IN
Paint Twp.
Bunch Ellen Napper to Eprl
Jackson, 0.50 acre on Midway ST.,
London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03

Harry High, c. N. McAllster, ap-
praisers, Treva Converse, execu-
tor.
In the estate of Frank Feters,
deceased, inventory of SAL, ,42S;
real estate, 9,528; personal
goods, $1,000. Harold B. Rader.
Sam Baber, c. N. McAllister, ap-
praisers, Mary Esther Brooks, ad-
ministratrix, D. B. N. with will
annexed.
In the estate of Frank E. SIM
ons. deceased. inventory of $17,-
1855; real estate, $15,3 ,309; per-
sonal goods. $2,436.56. Guy Graves,
Fred Elliott, Stewart Andersen,
appraisers. Don F. Simons and
Charles w. Simons, co-executors.
Man is unjust, but God is just;
and finally justice Triumphs.
-Longfellow
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03

Since 4,S00,000 residents in IL
cou mites have SO State Represcn-
tatives, and whereas 5000. 700
residents in " counties have "
State Representatives, the smaller
counties have one Representative,
to $1,000 in the larger counties.
This is, of course, double represen-
taticn in our system of govern
ment. which takes pride in our
Equal Operation of the Laws.
Our community and country has
grown strong and unified because
at the base of our liberties there
is the guaranty of Equality. Yet,
we have allowed provision in our
State Constitution to go unchall-
enged for so long, which perpetu-
ates such in quality. We need to
do everything possible to keep seq
ments of our community from feel
ing that one section of our state
or our people has an advantage
over the other.
County government will continue
as at present. Legislators elected
under this new proposal will reach
broader heights of service and OPP
portunity in State government.
I shall welcome hearing all
points of view on this proposal and
from those, in all parts of the
State, who are willing to circulate
a petition for % signatures for this
proposal.
Sincerely yours,
Harry A. Blachman,
Attorney at Law
1921 Schofield Building
Cleveland, Ohio
STucKEY IN MT. CARMEL
Charles Stucky, $50 New Hamp-
shire Avenue, is a patient in Mt.
Carmel Hospital. His room number
is 729.
GEORGE TooKER :
IN HOSPITAL :.
! George w. Tooker, of Cable, is
a patient in Mt. Carmel Hospital
kfor observation and treatment His
room number is 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
Accounts Approved:

Accounts Approved:
Mary F. Keller End. and final.
William Anthony 1st. and final.
Coral Thompson 1st. and final.
Edward B. Rowlen 1st and fin
al.
Darwin =. Kent 1st. and final.
Anna Elmer 1st. and final.
Carrie Homoelle 1st. and fin
al.
inventories Approved:
In the estate of Leland c..
Young. deceased, inventory of SILL
10667: real estate, S8,166.67; per-
sonal property, $2,940. Elmer
Loveless, Alexander Lamb, c. N.
McAllister appraisers, Boyd B.
Young, executor.
In the estate of Clara M. Cary,
deceased, inventory of $110,067. 80;
real estate, S49,594.63: personal
goods, $60,4i3.20. ]. c. Michaels,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
Letters To
The Editor

Letters 60 che editor are en-
couraoed and will be wei
coined. To be considered for
publication they must be sign
ed. Anonymous communlca-
tions cannot be published. In
the event the author OF q 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 contains lnforma-
uon deemed Of sufficient In
terest 20 all readers.--ED.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
MADISON COUNTY COURT NEWS
COMMON PLEAS COURT

COMMON PLEAS COURT
Judgments:
Felix T. Myers vs.. Harold r.
RAIDER, jury decision for defendant
on breach of contract.
Arthur Clemans VS.. Gene Ed
ward Nixon ct al, decision for
plaintiff in amount of 1.5g4.60 on
cognovit note.
John Scott VS.. Joseph L. Haglcr.
case dismissed.
Helena Scott VS.. Joseph L. Hag-
Ter, case dismissed.
Imogene Popson VS.. Adam Paul
Popson, divorce to plaintiff tor
gross neglect Of duty. Suppor; de-
ferred.
Judgments:
Phyllis Holland, a minor, VS..
James Holland; for failure to CO
operate with court, case dismissed
with out right to reinstatement.
State, ex rel. Lynch VS.. Eckle,
Supt., petition dismissed.
Grand Jury drawn or summon
ed: Mrs. Louise Woosley, James
Cluxton, Mrs. Edna Baughn. Mrs.
r. B. Eckle, Maynard Dorm, Mrs,
Graham Megaw, Mrs. George
Jones, Homer Stone, William L.
Van Ness, Ernest He'll, Philip Fer
guson, Matt T. Rea, Alice Morris
Mrs. II. II. Hume and Mrs. WI
liam Gallagher, William L. Van
Ness appointed foreman.
Wallace v. Nichols appointed
examiner of titles, bond posted.
New Cases:
Roy and Helen McNea1 VS.. Con!
temporary Development Corp,
Columbus. Judgment for plaintiff
on cognovit note, $i649.o4 with i'm
terest and costs, judgment satis-1
fled.
Joyce Jordan, London VS.. Den
mis- Jordan Columbus, divorce,
gross neglect Of duty. Married
Dec. 27, 1949 at Greenup, ny, /,
Three minor children. Plaintiff,
asks attorney fees and other, re-,
lief.
w. E. and Mae Lukens VS.. Ward
Deffenbaugh, recovery of real es-
tate, accounting. etc.
James B. Anderson, aka ]. B.
Anderson, Mt. Sterling. VS.. Mary
E. Anderson ct al, suit to qu:et
title.
Floyd McHenry London Us. Bet
ty ]. McHenry, Smith River, Cali
fornia, divorce. gross neglect of
duty and extreme cruelty. MARI
led April II, 1854 at Richmond,
Ind. No minor children.
Lincoln S. Nader dba Nader
Funeral Service. Circleville VS..
Mary Keller, Mt. Sterling. action
for money only.
Robert E. Wright, Mt. Sterling.
VS.. Gene Bowling, London, action
for money only, $50 with interest
and costs.
New York Life Ins. Co., N. Y.
VS.. Herman and Alice Williams,
Irwin. O., and the Treasurer Of
Madison Co.. the Clerk of Courts
of Madison Co, and the Hunting
ton National Bank, Columbus. Act
ion for money only, foreclosure ct
mortage and maj shalling of liens.
Trustees of the Mt. Sterling
Church of the Nazarene request
authority to cucumber certain real
estate.
PROBATE COURT
Marriage Licenses issued;'
Richard Legg. 80. truck driver,
Columbus and Juanita Akers. 20.
no occupation, London Route ].
Married Jan. II 1856. at Londor,
by N. j. Speasmaker, Justice OF
the Peace.
Robert Dale Neff, q. laborer,
Columbus, and Betty Lou Lytle,
%, registered nurse. London. Maj
ried January 2s, 1856. at London
by Lawrence r. Rugh. pastor, 81.
John Lutheran Church.
Wills Admitted:
Herbert A. Bauman Sr.
Mary E. Carter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
sa4lj g ~
&ME
by Jack johnson

The saying used to go that people putting "the
other day said that nowadays people put "e
before the house
Sure a car is an important investment But figures
came across the other day pointed the really
dramatic way in which becoming cheaper
all the time.
In 1908, the finest the road the Cadillac
Model G limousine. It really dandy with its
cylinder 25horsepower engine its passengers uphol
stored goatSkin ceiling trimmed
cost got cutglass flower and speaking tube
shouting at the chauffeur his drafty perch
Based federal government figures Of the time,
Of factory labor at the average day.
Today Chevrolet far better car in every
bushels of wheat and just under 1000 hours average
factory labor
And, factory work, todays
chev costs less than the o 1910.
New cars with their advantages of styles main
tenance costs and good tradein value,
ter and better buy Especially with the
this year the oneyear or woyear trader is becoming the
smart buyer.
l@glaGz 2 I { q aza
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
BEFORE TAKING A TRIP.

take these steps to protect your
empty house and possessions.
To minimize risk Of fire, be sure
that all appliances are discon-
nected and that the furnace is
either turned off or in safe
working order ). To minimize
risk of theft, be sure, first Of all,
not to advertise your absence:
Stop deliveries; and arrange to
have driveway and walks
shovelled. if snow falls. In the
interest of maximum safety for
your important papers, jewelry,
and other valued personal
things, transfer them to safe
deposit box in our vault.
4 4 4
BEAUTIES. EVERY oNEi We
neon the loiesi-modei con..
each q gleomins dream from
bumper to bumper; O marvel
of comfort and styling within.
They also show greet mechon-
icul odvonees. providing more
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03
GEORGE TookER
IN HOSPITAL

J George w. Tooker, Of Cable. is
"a patient in Mt. Carmel Hospital
for observation and treatment. His
room number is 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-02-03

STuckEY in MT. CARMEL
Charles Stucky, 160 New Harnp-
shire Avenue, is a patient in Mt
Carmel Hospital. His room number
is '729.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30
Story of Diamonds
Program HiqhliCht

Full-size copies Of famous
diamonds. including the Orion,
Florentine, Kohinoor, Cullinan,
Regent, Jonker and Hope dia-
monds will be displayed at a
meeting Of the Silver Spring
Woman's Club Wednesday.
The history Of some Of the
diamonds will be discussed.
The meeting will be held at
II am. at Woodside Methodist
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30

is intended for members only.
The Corcoran Gallery of Art
is a privately supported insti-
tuition and receives no assist
ance from the Federal or Dis
trict governments. The MEM
bership program assists greatly
towards the gallery's activities,
There were 1,270 members In
September.
1T is interesting to note"
Mr.. Williams points out, that
our membership grows every
year, but it is considerably be-
low what might be expected in
Q community Of the size of
Washington.
We are starting this season
with a full-Size campaign to
double our membership. I have
no doubt that Mrs. Parker and
her committee viii assist us
greatly in achieving our goal"