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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
'GENERALISTS' VS.. SPECIALISTS
FOR TOP CIVIL DEFENSE JOBS
By &c ssoe lated Preas


let the fellow desk look down his nose
at you because he's specialist Tell him you're generaist
The word the light at the House Appropriation Com
mittee hearings the civil defense budget The proceed
published today show that Administrator Val
asked what by tn listing Of generas on
his staff
Is this superspecialSt?" asked Representative Yates
Democrat of Illinois.
NO" Mr.. Peterson replied. Our choice OF terms may
not be good This is Jack of trades He
can out and do business in most of those fields
Now you talking in language under. tand"
remarked Representative Thomas Democrat Of Texas I'VE
all qualify"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11

HalIocK, 90. and her travelling
companion, 70-year-old JOSEPH
A. Michel, who disappeared Feb
ruary 20.
Police said a tourist agent
Luis Fenton. 33. and an unem-
ployed boatman, Daniel Rios
Osuna. 38. had confessed beating
the couple to death during a
nighttime boat ride. robbing
them Of $4,000 in jewelry and
cash and dumping their weighted
bodies from a boat into the sea
y Visit Scene of Crime
The two men. their ankles
bound and with a half dozen
police guards, were taken out
yesterday to the spot in the bay
where they said they bad dumped
their victims a mile or so off,
shore.
One diver, Apolonio Castillo
IS. internationally famed swim.
n1er, was injured when an oxy-
gen tank burst and died early
today in naval hospital.
Mrs. Hallock's jewels. or most
of them. have been found hidden
in the Acapulco garden Of Fen
tons brother -in-law. Fenton's
father. Luis Fenton Goyescoe-
chea, was questioned last night
by police.
Rios Osuna talked freely with
newsmen while the divers SUBJ
merged and surfaced. Fenton's
wrists were bandaged over glass
cut wounds inflicted in a suicide
attempt.
Rios Osuna gave newsmen
their first full account of the
double killing. 1t varied from
his original version that both
victims succombed to blows with
out resistance.
The burly. illiterate boatman
father of five children. said he
had joined Fenton in the schen,
because he did not make enough
to feed his family. He worked
as a handyman for Fenton and
helped him conduct skindiving
classes.
"Fenton promised me $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11

random distribution Of such
weapons over both suburban and
rural communities surrounding
cities and military establish
ments."
Mr.. Peterson said Civil De-
Tense will propose to Congress
amendments in the 1850 law de-
filming its functions. That law,
he said, placed primary RESPONSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11

bility on States and localitie,
but the proposed change would
define the responsibility as a
Joint Federal and local one.
He added. There are some
people in America who would
like to see it made entirely a Fed
Ieral responsibility. but the adj
ministration doesn't join with
these people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-11
SIoying Of z Americans
In Mexico Described

ACAPULCO Mexico. Mar. II E.Poice searched Acapulco
Hsbor today for floating body believed be that wealthy
Brooklyn widow She and New York attorney slain and
robbed after he had put desperate fight for their lives
The body sighted shortly after midnight
and darkness prevented its recovery.
The victims of the murder-robbery plot Edith
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01
Local Boy is Home

Ramon Juan, son Of Mr. & tIrs. Georgt
Juan returned home recently Although
he returned under not too favorable
condit ions We still Like to see him as
We hadn't seen him in a Long time.
Ramon became ill while working in the
Eloy area. He p7,ans to stay here till
he gets we'll enough to get back on the
job. Vie all wish him speedy recovery
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01
! through the Indian

Service Coml3tto through the Indian ).
SttUd4rt Program group in Tucson This
Southern Arizona CccnitUee has been Asoi s.
ting All zona Indians at the University Of
Arizona 1oe three ye ars. Thompson was
int ei vie Tfso BY mezabers of the Indian
stud9nt Program Committee here and in
Tucson IL expects to enter the fie1d +,
of soil cons wat ion after graduation
from t he university.
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01
By Angelo Miguel
Veterans Service

Tn ere have been some changes in
the law relating to the money paid to
the widow or chi ldran Of Servicemen
who died in the Servi &C or from sick
ness which was due to he Servicea
(Service connected sability).
If you know Of any widow or child
ren Of vetern who receives q govern
mont check it mig ht be a good idea to
eek with the Agency Branch Of Welfare
to see if the hi CHEST amount possible
is being paid
-
The Arizona State Drivers License
Examiner Will be at the Tribal Office
on April II, 1857 from 10000 AM. to
$500 Pm.
Those whose OPERATORS or Chauffeur's
License expires this month can renew
them at that time.
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01
By Ramona jones
VaInOri News
Last month Mr.. & Mrs. La1o Thomas
lost the ir twin baby boys.

On February 18th Lucille Nendez
sister Of Joseph Martin died in Tucson
where. she lived for a number Of We ars.
Funeral Service was held in the Catholic
Church, burial at the Vamori old cometary
survivors are two daughters and son.
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01

Rut h Noceo a STUDENT at Haskell
arrived in Tucson Sunday night March
31st for short visit to her sick grand
mot her at megame ohe Will return to
HASKELL April 5th.
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01

.. The Vamori people Of the Presbyterian
Church gave a dinner for the Rev. Joaquin
Lopez and family as he retired the first
part Of the year, but is still doing part
time job.
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01
News from New Fieldsn
Black Leg Waco .

The people Of this village vaccinated
their cattle the first part Of March. Most
ly tl1o -7car o1ds and down we're vaccinated
as this the age group generally hit hard
est by The black logo It is hoped that
their stock Wi Il stay free Of the decease.
at least for the year.
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01

The re will be celebration Of
the Holy Cross at San Pedro May 18th
Music Will be furnished by the Ajo
Nrche stra.
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01
Sclauk Toak News

Repairs on the Church was made at
0il Nakya, putting new roofing on March
9Th. ~
Word received-that Merynita Christir
and Del fina Pitero, both OF Sill Nakya
that both their health are improving.
They are at the Indi an Sarit im in
Phoenix Arizona.
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01

March 26th Burton Hendricks and
Martha Havier we're united in marriage
in the Preby tarian Church. Mary Martin
was maid Of Honor and Joseph Martin was
Best man. Il dinner followed.
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01

AiO ToH-S coz ++r2'e q
, 1957-05-18
LARGE AUDIENCE IN MARKETPLACE
TO HEAR SPEAKERS ON CODE

A large audience gathered in the Christiansted Public
Marketplace last night and listened to Senators Walter /. M
Hodge, Weymouth Rhyner and Percival Reese explain the
reasons for walking out of the Senate chamber on Wednes
Gay, when time for voting on the Code came.
, 1957-05-18
Foster Mothers
ST. Croix Organize
Club

The first meeting of the Eos
ter Mothers Club of st. Croix
was held on Wednesday, May
Is at 200 pm. with represen-
tation from the Foster Moth
ers of Frederiksted, Christian
sted and the country estates.
An Introductory pamphlet en-
titled "You and Your Foster
Child" was presented to each
foster mother by Miss Ruth
Jackson, Supervisor Of Child
Welfare Services in St. Croix.
The mothers also shared
some Of their problems and
experiences with the group.
Miss Jackson emphasized the
great need that exists for more
foster homes among people
who are interested in the
needs of children:
A similar meeting will be
, 1957-05-18
Five Senators
Say Code Wds Not
Legally Passed

Five of eleven senators have
signed affidavits stating that
the code was illegally passed,
because a quorum was not
present in the hall.
Copies of the affidavits from
each of the Senators were de-
livered to the Governor, the
United States District Attor-
rey, the Government Secre-
tary. They plan to institute
legal action to prove that the
action which resulted in pas
sage of Bill 425 was illegal.
, 1957-05-18
Secretary of C.. c..
And Stoff to Arrive
In v. |. MdY 20

Clovis F. Beauregard, Secre-
tary General of the Caribbean
Commission, his Administra-
tive Secretary, the four Co.
Chairmen, together w i t h
eleven Commissioners and ten
Advisers and eleven members
of the Secretariat Staff Of the
Commission will arrive in St.
Thomas on Monday and Tues
Gay, May 20 and q, for the
Twenty-Fourth Meeting of the
Caribbean Commission which
convene there from May % to
%.
They will be guests at Blue
beard Castle Hotel. Entertain
ment being planned for the
Commission includes cocktail
parties, a beach picnic, a trip
to Tortola by invitation of the
Administrator of Tortola, at
tendance at the Repertory
Theatres presentation of Gas
light, and a scenic tour of the
Island.
, 1957-05-18

been in addition to $4,000, the
latter amount for water sup
ply over the entire island.
Senator Hodge stated that
he is not a member Of the
Unity Party but that he will
vote with them whenever the
bills they sponsor are in the
interest Of the masses of the
people, as he will with any
other group. He will vote
against them just as quickly,
However, he said, it was a
"darned good thing that there
were members OF the unity
Party in the legislature"
Senator Rhymer cited the
fact that in each case the
Unity Party has challenged
the acts of the Governor and
gone into Court, they have
won in the District Court, and
the Third Circuit and they
will win in the Supreme
continued on page ~
, 1957-05-18

Gay, when time for voting on
Mr.. Hodge, the first speaker,
gave a detailed explanation of
what took place in the Senate
chamber preceding the vote.
He said that he suspected
something was wrong and
told the Unity Party members
that he "smelled a rat" and
that they must be aware. No
sooner than they began the
roll call he departed, followed
by Senator Ottley. He referred
to a photograph taken show
ing his "walkout' with Ottley
behind; despite this it was
claimed that he was present
and Ottley absent.
Senator Hodge stated that
he warned the Senators, some
of whom were only in the le-
gislature 81 days, that they
did not know what was be-
tween the 2,480 odd pages of
the Code, and to be careful.
But, he observed, they evil
IDENTIFY promised the Governor
to pass the Code, despite a
violation Of the rules. His affi-
davit states that he did not
hear his name called because
he was not present, and that it
was wrong for the President
Of the Legislature to have in
serted his name as being
present.
Among other things h e
pointed out that the legisla-
ture passed unanimously a
bill for $10,O 900 to provide a
water supply for the people OF
La Vallee; the Governor was
persuaded by Senator Frlts
Lawaetz to veto the bill. He
said he felt particularly bitter
about that, since it would have
, 1957-05-18
Governor Gordon
Siqns Virgin Islands
Code Thursday P. NJ.

Governor Walter Gordon
placed his signature to the
Virgin Islands Code, which
was passed by the Legislature
s to 0. The chief executive
used three Bamboo pens in
affixing his name, and then
distributed them.
Among those present at the
ceremonies were Circuit Judge
Albert B. Maris, Government
Secretary Charles Claunch,
United States District Attor-
ney Leon Miller and R. K.
Andersen, editor of the Equity
Publishing Company, which
prepared and printed t h e
drafts and forms of the Code.
Senators Hodge, Ottley,
Rhymer, Reese and Gomez
contends that the passage Of
the Code was illegal, since .
quorum was not present.
, 1957-05-18
St. Croix Concert
Society to Hold
.Annudl NJ ating

The St. Croix Concert So
ciety will hold its annual
meeting in t h e Lutheran
Parish hall on Monday night,
May 27th at 8:15, it was
announced.
The meeting is of utmost
Importance. On the agenda
will be the election of new Of
lcers and the making of plans
for the coming season.
All members are urged to
attend. The President of the
Society is John Ohmeis; the
secretary is Miss Mary Pilot;
Miss Catherine Marshall is
treasurer.
, 1957-05-18

held each month.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08
Lafayette News
MRS. DONALD CLAIR
PHONE VI 2-o2ta

Mrs. Chester Street and Miss
Dorothy Street were in Redwood
recently visiting with relatives.
Rev Robert Linter of the Fair
mont Methodist Church in Cincin-
matt spent several nights last week
with Rev. and Mrs. William Tur-
ner. Rev. Turner was attending the
Pastors Convention in Columbus.
Guests recently of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fugett were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Spencer of Lucasville. On
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fu-
gett were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Burrell of Columbus.
The condition of little Judy
Hahn remains critical. Judy has
never regained consciousness since
she was struck by a car two weeks
ago when crossing the highway on
her way to school.
News of interest to many folks
of this community is the recent
marriage of Alfred c. Weingart,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wein-
CART of Huron to Valli M. McGurk,
also of Huron, in the First Pres
byterian Church there. The Wein-
CARTS will be remembered as for
mer owners of the Red Brick Tav-
ern.
Mrs. Florence Hill spent last
week with her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Marabel Hill and family in
Columbus. On Monday evening of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08

break, just above the wrist, is heal
ing nicely.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service of the Lafayette Meth
odist Church met Tuesday after
noon in the basement of the
church Mrs. Kenneth Adams pre-
sided as president with Mrs. Will
liam Turner giving the Worship
Service. Following the Lords
Prayer, Mrs. Turner read THE
Basic Beattitude' and The Chris
tians Holy Habits" Each member
present then read from the Upper
Room using the daily devotions
for this week. Seven members an
swered to roll call Childhood
Prank" Plans were made to hold
World Day of Prayer Services in
our church on Friday, March 8,
with the three other churches on
our charge participating in the
service The public is invited to at
tend The March meeting will be
on tuesday, March D at the nome
of Mrs. George Jones. Meeting
closed with the benediction. Re-
freshmentS were served by the
hostess, Mrs. Adams
Remember the Chill Supper in
the Lafayette Church basement on
Thursday night. February IA
Menu will consist of chilli soup,
salad, pie and drinks. serving from
500 to 800 pm. This supper is
being sponsored by the Methodist
Youth Fellowship of the charge,
the proceeds to be used towards
sending as many youth as possible
to camp this summer. Let's help
our young people attend a church
camp.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08
THE sEMwEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON ONO

birthday. Ray left for Fort Knox,
Kentucky Monday January 26,
where he is taking his basic train
ing for the army.
The County Spelling Contest
will be held at Deercreek School
March l. Janice Dillon will rep
resent Monroe with Betty Shy as
the alternate.
Joseph Hackworth, father of r.
win HackWorth, was taken to the
Hospital due to a severe leg in
fection.
Our sincere sympathy to the Del
Fauver family Mr.. Fauver passed
away Saturday at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital. Services were conducted
Tuesday at 2 D. m. at Lukens Fun
eral homo.
MIR. ana Mrs Harley McAdam
had a family dinner Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl McAdam. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Lewis and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ryan and
children, James McAdam, Mrs. Ad-
ah Ferneau, Mr.. Frank McAdam,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dillon and jan
ice enjoyed the dinner.
The Alder High Basket Ball
team played ball at Madison
Souths' new gym last Friday night
winning by a score of 38-44. ]. A
Reserves won by a point in an
overtime. Tuesday night they play
ed Marysville, and Friday night
West Jefferson at Alder school,
which is the home coming game.
The queen and her court and their
escorts will be presented, with a
dance following the games at the
Plain City School Building.
Mrs. Jessie Murry of London
spent the day Sunday with Mrs.
Mabel Wibright of Plumwood.
Spring Fork Grange is giving
the third degree at Fairfield
School Monday evening February
II, in the county degree work.
Mrs. Ella Wilson and Mrs. Hell
en- Thomas attended the Home
Demonstration Council meeting in
London February 5. Discussion of
the day was accessories for the
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Sewers and
Ann of Georgesvjlle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart Haley of Springfield were
Saturday callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Sewers. Mr.. and Mrs Cliff
ord Kronk of near South Charles
ton called at the Sewers home last
week.
Attention! Men of Monroe school
district. The Plain City Business
mems Club is having Monroe night
at their club room Monday even
ing February IL. You are invited
to attend this "all men" meeting
and enjoy the program and euchre
games they have planned for your
pleasure.
David and Kevin Slyh, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Slyh, are
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08

this week Mrs. Hill had as her
supper guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Spesinger, Miss Wilda Pendleton
and Mrs. Veta Bryan all of Lon
don.
Charles Allen, who was injured
when his car was struck by train
in London last week on Friday, has
returned to his home. Mr.. Allen is
the son of Mrs. Rose Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Eag-
Teton of Springfield on Sunday.
Saturday evening callers at the
home of Mrs. Sylvia Tracey were
Mr.. and Mrs. Nora Sherman of
Madison Mills. On Sunday evening
supper guests of Mrs. Tracey were
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Paugh and
family of Springfield and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan Paugh of Plattsburg.
Miss Dorothy Street entertained
with a turkey ensemble dinner at
her home on Saturday evening.
The remainder of the evening was
spent playing cards with prizes GO
ing to Mrs. Leroy RoudebuSh, Mrs.
Frank Rothwell Mrs. Waldo Rec
tor, John Moore, Frank Rothwell
and Donald Claar. Others attend
ing the party were Mr. and Mrs.
John Shively, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Brumfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Layman, Mrs. John Moore, Mrs.
Donald Claar, Leroy Roudebush,
Waldo Rector, Gerald Geyer, Mrs.
Chester Street, Misses nellie Con-
nor, Mar y Connor, Geraldine Hen
ry and Miss Katherine Johnson of
Columbus.
Eugene Harbage received a
broken arm recently when at
tempting to crank his tractor. The
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08
Lilly Chapel
BETTY JEAN EDMIsTER
PHONE LONDON uL 2-e553

Fairfield Boosters club will have
a meeting Wednesday Feb. 13.
Miss Marcella Chenos, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Chenos of
West Jefferson and Joe Elfrink,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit FL
frink of London Route four were
married Wednesday, Feb. 6 at the
West Jefferson. Miss Chenos is a
graduate of West Jefferson High
School. Mr.. Elfrink is a graduate
of Fairfield and employed at
WESTINGHOUSE.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08

Eden Jones has recovered very
nicely and has returned to work.
Karen Kay Thompson was hon
ored on her second birthday
Thursday Jan. 81 with a party at
her home in Big Plain. Many low
ely gifts were received from Mrs.
Jean Borders and Bobby Neil,
Mrs. Peachy Craise and Ricky,
Mrs. Grace Wheeler and Jackie,
Mrs. Ruth Smith, Junior and Sher-
rie, Mrs. June Collins, Judy and
Dale, Karen Hope Meadows, Ted
dy DeLong, Mrs. A. c. Norman,
Mrs. Eva Elliot and Hostess Mrs.
Millie Thompson who served birth
day cake, ice cream and soft
drinks.
Fairfield basketball boys will
complete their games in the coun-
ty league Friday Feb. 8. The re-
serves have won the Madison
County championship with no de-
feats and seven wins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griffith
have announced the arrival of a
new daughter at Mt. Carmel hos
pital Nov %. 1856. Although little
Anita Louise was unable to return
home with her parents at the time
Of her arrival. She weighed only
2 lbs: 10 OF. Tuesday Feb. 5 she
was welcomed home weighing 5
lbs. OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Jones and
family spent Sunday in Frankfort,
Ohio with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pemberton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lester were
honored for their birthdays with
surprise birthday dinner Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid Phillips and Dickie. Also help
ing to celebrate were Mr.. and Mrs.
Elcid Phillips.
Donna Lee Miller, eleven year
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
W. Miller, was admitted to White
Cross hospital Tuesday for a ton
silectorny.
A friendly party was given SAT-
urday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Thompson, Teddy and
Karen. Those enjoying an even
ings entertainment and refresh
mentS were Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Wheeler. Pam and Jackie. Mr..
Morris Wheeler and Carolyn and
Mr. Louis Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred Edmister
and Marsha of Columbus. Mrs.
Harold Bidwell and Brenda were
Sunday evening dinner guests at
the Abe mclaughlin residence.
Lilly Chapel W.S.C.S. will be
held Friday Feb. IS at the home
of Mrs. Jane Sidner. Other host
eSSeS are Mrs. Lillian EiSele and
Mrs. Evelyn HaenszeL Appointed
for Worship services, Mrs. Wilda
Rector and Mrs. Helen Horn for
the program.
Lilly Chapel Rebekah Lodge
, will have the regular meeting,
Monday February II. Members on
the serving and entertainment COM
mittee are Haley Rowland, Betty
Stone, May Myers, Margaret Bar
Der, Louise Townsley, Gwen Gold
hart, Maxine Geittin and Mary
Biggert.
Church services will be at
Georgesyille Sunday morning, Feb.
10 at 1890 Am. Reverend Buster
Hanmons.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08

confined to their home with the
chicken pox.
Joe Lyn Streator has been out
of school due to the chicken pox.
He's the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Raj
ph Streator.
Miss Madge Galimore and Miss
Nancy Streator have moved to the
Y.W.C.A. in Columbus. where they
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08
NOTICE OF APpoINTMENr

Estate OF Ulysses G. Sparks, aka
Deceased. Notice is hereby given
that Beulah Sparks OF Route 4, Lon
don. Ohio, has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrators of
the Estate of Ulysses c. Sparks. de-
ceased. late Of Madison County.
Ohio Case No. 1872.
Dated this 25th day Of Jan. 1857.
Joseph s. King
Probate Judge of said County
Jan. 81 Feb. IA
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08
PLUMWOOD
und RESACA
Community News
Mrs. Glen Dillon Reporter
Ressce Phone No. 7-2305
PIumwood Methodist Church

Plumwood Methodist Church
Sunday School 10 am.
Florence Reed, Supt.
Church Services 7:30 am.
Rev. William Turner, Minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brady and
son Robert of West Jefferson, and
Patsy Phillips of Plumwood, mot
ored to Fort Knox, Kentucky Sun
day January 27. They visited Pvt
Richard Brady, who is taking his
basic training there. He entered
the army December 6, 1856.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Collier and
daughter Lucky, had birthday
party for Ray Vance Saturday eve-
ming January 26, at their home.
An evening of games and cards
was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Mar
ion Oiler, John Schreck, Mary
Smith, Lexie and Dixie Collier. The
cake and gifts were decorated
with seventeen, in honor of his
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08
are employed at the Nationwide
and Colonial Finance.

The best portion of good
mans life,
His little, nameless, unremember-
ed acts
OF kindness and of love.
William Wadsworth
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-08
AUCTION

have my and will sell II miles North Of M sfer
ne ava miles South of London Armstrong Rd tsoufh off Old
xenio Rd.l.