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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-02
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BARBOUR, DEACON MATTHEW

BARBOUR, DEACON MATTHEW. In
father. DEACON MATTHEW BARBOUR
who left US one year ago today. July
y, 1856.
His memory is all we have now,
His cares are all at rest;
But thankful are we who TODAY can say
We loved him and DID our best
DT psyoTsp VICE cH1L EMMAA SA fsAsELE
DAVID. MATTHEW, Jr; RICHARD
SOLOMON, ST.. In loving mem
ory of our father. SOLOMON BOSTIC,
Sr.. who passed away three years, ago,
July 2. 1854.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills too hard to climb;
So, He gently closed his weary eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine"
AND Lucy. AND GRANDCHILDREN
my faithful friend and pal. EsTELLE
v COLLINS. who passed away four
years ago TODAY. July 2. 1853.
Memories are priceless treasures.
Memories Of you are what / cherish;
COPPER, BETTE E. In loving remem-
grandmother. BETTE E COPPER, who
departed this life eleven years ago to-
day. July 2. 1915.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget.
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss her yet
HER LOVING CHILDREN AND GRAND
EDWARDS. LLOYD W. In loving mem
grandson. LLOYD W, EDWARDS, who
1855.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget
But time so far has only proven
How much We miss him yet.
Every day in some small way.
Memories of YOU come our way.
Time and years roll swiftly bv
But love and memories never die.
HIS LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER,
GRANDMOTHER
LANDLORD. JOHN ANDERSON. trib-
ute Of love and devotion to the memory
Of our dear husband; father and grand
father. JOHN ANDERSON LANDLORD
today. July Q 1916.
The sweet memories Of thee linger on.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. CHARLOTTE:
DAUGHTER, JOSEPHINE; GRAND
CHILDREN FRANCES. SARAH AND
RUFFNER. LULA HOLMES. Who passed
away July 2, 1919.
Eternal rest grant her, o Lord, and let
the perpetual light shine upon her,
DAUGHTER. MARY F. SCOTT; SIS
TIERS. FANNIE PARKER. SARAH
CAMPBELL: SON-IN-LAW. LEMUEL
WARD. WILLIAM NJ, passed July .
1856. and HIRAM F., passed January
/ 1856. In memory of nv dear sons
and our dear brothers.
Silent thoughts bring many Q tear
For the ones we miss and loved so dear
DEVOTED MOTHER. HOMZELL WARD
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Darn nf Chunks

CRADDOCK. PAUL Y. would like to
Of Foreign Wars, Post No. 2194. for
their beautiful services and kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy
ELIZABETH CRADDOCK.
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Expressive Floral Tributes. Moderately
priced. open daily Sun, holidays. Phone
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LULA HOLMES. Who passed
away July 2, 1919.
Eternal rest grant her, o Lord, and let
DAUGHTER, MARY F. SCOTT; SIS
TIERS FANNIE PARKER. SARAH
CAMPBELL; SON-IN-LAW. LEMUEL
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WARD. WILLIAM NJ, passed July .
1856. and HIRAM F., passed January
l. 1856. In memory of my dear sons
and our dear brothers
Silent thoughts bring many Q tear
For the ones we miss and loved so dear
DEVOTED MOTHER, HOMZEIL WARD
AND ELEANOR AND CLIFTON.
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JARVIS, MILFORD o. A special COM
!; J: 4!
~ brother, FORD o.
JARVIS. BY order OF the Worshipfui
Master
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80, 1857, at her residence. 4ii6 5lst
st., Bladensburg, Nd. SARAH, z, BUI-
mother Of Mrs. Dorothy L, Markell,
srandmother Of william J. Markell and
sister Of Miss Estelle Hepburn and
Lawrence T. Hepburn. The late Mrs.
Funeral Home, 30 H ST. ne. after ,
pm. Tuesday, July ., where services
Will be held on Wednesday july. 3,
al Q am Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery
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KEY. REV, J, WESLEY, ST. Bee Hiye
n Lodge. No SO, r. and A. M
N will hold q special communi-
IN cation at the Masonic Tenn
MG, pie. Pomonkey. Nd. At II
NN for the purpose Of attending
W the funeral services for our
late brother, the REV j. WESLEY
KEY. sr, at the Metropolitan Meth
odist Church, pomonkey, Nd,
LEROY CHISHOLM
Worshipful Master.
EVERETT PARKER, Secretary. 3
KING, NELLIE On Tuesday. July 2.
1907. NELLIE KING OF 1s25 Bay
st. sc. Notice Of funeral later Ar.
rangements by Doyie q. Brooks and
Otis r Allen. 3
KYLE, CAROL ANN. suddenly. on sun
day. June 30, 1857, a. Georgetown
University Hospital. CAROL ANN
Chase. Md. daushter OF DR.. and Mrs
Laurence Kyle, sister of MARGARET,
Patricia and Laurence Kyle, r. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855
Pa, ave. NV. courtesy parking cp-
poster Mass OF the aneelS viii Be-
offered a. the Holy Redeemer Cath
ole Church, Saul rd and Summit ave
KensinRton, Nd on Wednesday. July 3,
a. 3 am Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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Hey, MuHigan! thought put you paint detail! -.
Say what's his-neU cigarette?
NelO Parliament, Chief. Try
Hmnm! Flip-top box. Recessed filter What do you know!
They expensive tobaccos, too you TELL huh
Darn good smoke! Sa-ay, Wanted you for something
NoU uUtat Iras it? MULLIGAN COME BACK HERE!
;,,o fohncc0c 10y, cun foIT1
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Voting Will Not
Change Acreage
For Next Year

Madison County farmers will
vote Thursday on the wheat mar
keting quota for the 1858 wheat
crop. Lloyd Roby, Chr of the Mad
ison County Agriculture Stabliza-
ton and Conservation Committee
said voting places will be as fol-
lows: Canaan and Darby Town
ips-Township house at Amity;
Pike and Monroe Townships -
Schoolhouse at Plumwood; Fair
field and Jefferson Townships -
Township house in Lilly Chapel;
Range, Pleasant and Stokes Town
ships-Township House in Dan
vile; Someford, Union, Deercreek,
Oak Run and Paint Townships
ASC office in London.
Farmers eligible to cast ballots
in the referendum are all those
farmers who are entitled to share
in the 1858 wheat crop from a
farm in the Commercial wheat
area on which the wheat acreage
to be harvested, plus any acreage
to the placed in the wheat Acre
age Reserve, will be more than Is
acres. Quotas do not affect farm
ers with smaller wheat acreage.
These are the two alternatives
between which farmers will choose
in the June 20 wheat referendum:
If at least two-thirds of the
growers voting approve the quot
as, then quotas will continue in ef-
feet for the 1858 wheat crop, and
a grower who exceeds the larger
of his allotment or Is acres of
wheat will be subject to a market
ing quota penalty on his excess"
wheat. Under quotas, the available
wheat price support to farmers
who have complied with their farm
wheat allotments will be at min
imum national average of $1.78 a
bushel.
If more than one-third of the
voters disapprove the quotas, then
no quotas and no penalties will be
in effect, but the available support
on the 1858 wheat crop will be so
percent of parity, as provided by
law.
Chairman Roby empasized that
the vote in the referendum will
not affect acreage allotments,
which will continue in effect for
the 1858 wheat crop no matter
how the vote goes. The law directs
that wheat allotments shall be in
effect each year except in time OF
emergency.
Marketing quotas. however. are
directed to be proclaimed only in
years when the wheat supply ex-
ceeds normal by 20 percent or
more. The supply of wheat avail
able for the marketing year 1857
So is estimated at So percent above
the normal supply.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Driver Will Be
Charged With
MansIaughter

F. E. (Gene) Kidwell, London
City Councilman and manager of
the London Ohio Fuel Gas Office,
died Saturday afternoon as a re-
suit of an automobile accident
Tuesday near West jefferson. He
had been in Mt. Carmel Hospital
in Columbus since the accident.
According to State Patrolmen,
Kidwell sustained broken ribs, a
punctured lung, possible skull frac-
lures and a hip injury when his
car was struck by another vehicle
which patrolmen said apparently
crossed the center divider on route
40 before the crash. The Patrol
men said the driver of the other
car, Donald Bishop, Blaine, Ken
lucky, had been drinking. Both
cars were demolished, and Bishop
paid a $500 and costs fine at
West Jefferson, State Patrolmen
said Bishop will now be charged
with manslaughter. Incidentally,
Bishop had returned to Kentucky
a few hours before Kidwell died.
Kidwell was the fifth person to
die this year as result of Mad
ison County traffic accidents.
Mr.. Kidwell was born June II,
1908, in Springfield, the son of
Kirt and Meta Kidwell. He was
employed by the Ohio Fuel Gas
Co. for the last 27 years and was
a resident of Springfield until he
was named manager of the Lon
don, o., division of the fuel gas
firm in 1910.
Survivors include his widow
Martha Tritle Kidwell, and a son,
James K. Kidwell both at home
and sister, Mrs. Pauline Weaver
of Springfield.
Mr.. KidWell was a member OF
the st. Andrews Lodge GIG, F. and
AM: the Trinity Episcopal Chur-
ch of London; the Rotary Club oi
London; the York Rite Masonic
Lodge of London; the London
Shrine Club, and the Aladdin Tenn
pie of the Shrine in Columbus.
The body was taken to the Sch
y-Fichner Funeral Home in
London where friends may call un-
til Services at 2 pm. Tuesday in
the Trinity Episcopal Church with
the Rev. Sanford Lindsey officiat-
ing. Burial will be in Ferncliff
Cemetery in Springfield
Graveside services Tuesday by
the st. Andrews Lodge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Man Injured When
Tractor Overturns
Ne ar w. Jefferson

Benjamin Peyton, about 65, was
taken to Mt. Carmel Hospital late
Sunday after Sheriff's Deputy
Marvin Flanagan and State High
way Patrolmen released him from
between a tractor and a tree on
private property north of West
Jefferson.
According to reports Peyton,
who lives on High Free Road, near
the Madison Franklin line, was
moving grass with a farm tractor
and a rear attached rotary mower.
He had started up a grade when
the front end of the tractor lifted,
swung and pinned his leg between
the tractor and a tree.
Officers called wrecker to re-
move the tractor. The West Jeffer-
son Emergency Squad was called
to remove Peyton to the hospital
where he is to undergo treatment
and observation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Barnhart Stores Now
Observing Birthday

Barnhart Sales, West High
Street, is participating in an area
wide birthday anniversary celebra-
ton of Barnhart stores, The or
ganization, under the ownership of
Corwin A. Barnhart, started %
years ago. and has grown to seven
stores in West-Central Ohio.
London's store features Fleet
wing petroleum products and Fire
stone merchandise. Howard Eek
ert is manager of the local store
and Richard Trout is the Budget
Sales Manager for the local firm.
Both of the local representatives
have had wide experience in the
retailing phases of the business,
and promise an outstanding sale
for their part in the celebration,
according to an ad in this news
paper today.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Farmers Vote Thursday On
Wheat Quota; Two Thirds
Majority Will Be Required
Rodney BidweII
Dies; Was Father
OF Ire asurer

Rodney Bidwell, 72, Plain City
father of Madison County Treas
urer Harold Bidwell, died late Fri.
day in Mt. Carmel Hospital in Co.
lumbus.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday from the Plain City Meth
odist Church under the direction
of Jay D. Ferguson Funeral Home.
Interment was in Forest Grove
Cemetery.
Survivors include the wife, Eel
da, daughter, Mrs. Eldon Ander-
son, Plain City; two sons, Kenneth
of Columbus, Harold of London;
niece, Miss Martha Billingsley of
Columbus; seven grandchildren;
sister, Mrs. Cash Walker of Hill
lard; two brothers, Charles Bid
well of Hilliard and Lincoln Bid
well of Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Circus Day Will
Be Wednesday For
Madison County

Spangled glamour girls, magni-
ficent horses, fun-filled clowns and
those perennial favorites, the ele-
plants, spell circus.
Liberty horses are traditional
part of any circus and Mills Bros.
will present precision trained beau
ties when the circus comes to Lon
don Fairgrounds for 2 and 8 pm.
performances on Wednesday, June
|19.
The American Legion brings the
18th Anniversary Edition of the
worlds largest motorized circus to
London for the one day only to
aid in raising money for its Build
ing Program.
Members of the sponsoring or
ganization have special reduced
price advance tickets, from which
the American Legion receives most
benefits to its fund campaign, on
sale now.
A galaxy of performers from Is
nations will appear here with the
circus, plus 40-ton herd of trained
elephants headed by Miss Burma
and Little Miss Burma, official
COP mascots and stars of the In
augural Parade in Washington,
d. c., last January.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
West jefferson Council In
Puzzle About Juveniles In
Growing Traffic Problem
Woman Fined AS
Result Of Wreck
At 40-56 Lights

Patrolmen from the London Post
of the State Highway Patrol re-
ported one accident late Monday
as a result of an out of state car
failing to stop for a red light at
the Routes 40-56 intersection at
Summerford.
According to the reports, a car
driven by Corniece Blue, Decatur,
Illinois, failed to stop at the traf-
fic light as she drove West on
Route 40, and drove into the path
of car operated by Mildred Smell,
"a, Hawthorne Avenue, London.
The Smell vehicle struck the other
vehicle, causing minor damage but
no injury.
Mrs. Blue was charged with vio-
lating a traffic light, and was fined
$1,000 and costs in London May
or's Court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Accidents Take Toll

Law enforcement officers in
Madison County reported five ac-
cidents in the weekend traffic,
but without major injury or dam
age, to property, other than the
automobiles.
The string of wrecks started
early Friday when car driven
by Paul O. Meadows, Is, London
Route 4, wrecked on Glade Run
Road. According to State High
way Patrolmen, Meadows lost
control because of speed and wet
pavement. He was slightly injured.
Patrolmen charged him with un-
safe operation, and cited him into
court. At noon Saturday car
driven by Mrs. Bernadine Lamb,
Plain City, plunged through a
guard rail and ended in creek,
causing injury to Mrs. Lamb. No
charges were made.
Later Saturday afternoon car
driven by James Hardin, Cleve-
land, was involved in an accident
at 1929 crossing when car
driven by Betty Steyer, 26, Novel
ty, Ohio, skidded into the path
of the Hardin vehicle. The State
Patrol report indicated that Steyer
attempted to stop for changing
light, and had so much speed that
her car went into a skid, and into
the path of the Hardin car Three
passengers in the Hardin vehicle
were treated for minor injuries.
Steyer was charged with driving
left of center and posted an ap-
pearance bond.
On Monday Morning. Patrolmen
were called north of London on
Route 38 where a driver had ap-
parently gone to sleep before
crashing through fence and
overturning. The driver was iden-
titled as Thomas L. Wesche, 18,
Defiance. He suffered minor in
juries, and was charged with un-
safe operation. The vehicle was
demolished.
Sheriff's officers reported one
accident Saturday afternoon. They
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Ask More Police
Patrol To Keen
Offenses Down

West Jefferson's Village Council,
meeting in Township Hall Monday
evening, spent most of the session
ironing out problems which have
been facing the group for several
weeks. Included in the discussion
were problems arising from juven-
lies, sewers and streets.
During the evening they also ac-
cepted the resignation of Joe
Lewis as a member of the Village
Park Board. No successor was
named to the post at the time.
Lewis said he was unable to de-
vote the required time in order to
perform as expected in the post.
Councilmembers entered into
vigorous discussion of the prob
lens being created by juveniles in
the village, and heard complaints
that too many of the village streets
are being used as drag strips and
race courses. Several council men,
bers asked for more police action,
and they agreed that more severe
punishment should be given juven-
lie violators. Mayor RAIDER told the
group that juveniles are under the
impression that as long as they are
under II years of age they feel
that they will not be punished for
their misconduct.
During the meeting it was
brought out that many of the ju-
venile violators in West jefferson
are frequently from nearby COM
munities rather than the Village.
Council members discussed enact
ment of an ordinance to make
parents responsible for juvenile Of
fenses, in a legislation similar to
one now being enforced in Column
bus.
They emphasized that juvenile
drivers are posing serious threats
to the lives of West jefferson chill
dren and adults as well, and some
thing must be done. Generally,
council members asked for closer
patrol by the police, and subse-
quent penalties for violations. They
continued to stress the fact that
their interest is one of safety for
lives and property, and not an in
dictment of the teen-age drivers
as a group.
They heard requests for street
Improvements, and listened as sew
eral council members discussed
particular sewer problems which
have been developing in the viii
lage for several years. Emphasis
was placed on the fact that the
steadily growing population is not
only making new problems, but
rushing the need to repair the old
er prof. sems. The discussion indi-
Gated that the facilities are now
just about used to the limit.
No special legislation was pass
ed at the meeting. Routine bills
were approved for payment, and
the minutes of the previous meet
ing were approved.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
WHAT IS "cHARrER" GOVERNMENT?
(number three of a series)


may Does Charter Municipal Government that
have have city manage? The to this question
is No" city be had if wanted but it is not
mandatory in any respect
a number of forms of government which can be
supersede State They the Com
mission City Manager Pan Mayor Council Plan and Ad
mnsrave Manager Plan The latter sometimes referred TO
Mayor Manager Plan
COMMISSION TYPE: Legislative and administrative power
in hands of large council called commission This
considered being
since it is unwieldy and oumoded
CITY MANAGER PLAN: This plan considered by many to
available recently rapprasal has been
of modifying the duties of hired administrator
Good in small towns, however.
MAYOR-COUNCII4 PLAN: The National Municipal League
recently sanction to this plan substitute for the
City Manager Council Manager) plan This plan
is also called the Federal plan
MAYOR-MANAGER PLAN: modification which embraces
Manager and Council plan which the ad
the policy
making left the hands of the elected city council
All plans permissible in Ohio and any car be
used community However first de-
cision keep the State form under which
governed elect Charter Commission SO that
form of government can be adopted
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Future Farmers Meet
Held By ia Workers

The Jonathan Alder Chapter,
Future Farmers of America, held
their Regular meeting June IL, ana
decided to hold a wiener roast IN
conjunction with their next meet
ing. !,
At the June meeting it was noted
that Roby Hennis and Ronnie
Howsmon attended the State FLA
Convention earlier in the month,
at the Youth Building on the State
Fairgrounds. Also judging team
consisting of Bob Littler. Bill Con-
way and Johnny Roby participated
in a livestock judging contest, ac-
cording to Ronnie Howsmon, re-
porter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Douglas Powell
Completes Radio
Course At Knox

Pvt. Douglas E. Powell, %, son
of Mrs. Laura Magnolia Powell,
167 S. Madison rd., London, Ohio,
recently completed the intermedi-
ate speed radio operators course
at the Army's Armor Training
Center, Fort Knox, KY.
The 12-week course trained him
to receive and transmit by Morse
code over various types of radio
equipment and to service the
equipment.
Powell. 1853 graduate of Lon
don High School, worked for the
Westinghouse Electric Co., in Co
lumbus before entering the Army
in December 1856.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Accidents Take Toll
Enforcement Officers Report Five
Accidents On county's Highways

said car driven by Robert E.
Adrian, %, Route A, went out of
control on a curve and skidded in
gravel before leaving the road
and striking a ditch and the near
by fence. Adrian suffered minor
injuries.
London City Policemen reported
no accidents, but jailed the only
man charged with driving while
intoxicated. He was Leonard r.
Miller, 81, Catawba Miller was
apprehended by Patrolman Loun-
don Saturday night on South Main
Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
City Councilman Is Fifth
Traffic Fatality Of Year;
Injured In Tuesday Wreck
Funeral Services
Wednesday, 200
For Mrs. McGraw

Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Wednesday at 200 pm.
from the RAIDER Funeral Home in
West jefferson for Mrs. A. r. Nc
Graw, sc, who died Sunday after
noon at Mt. Carmel Hospital. The
Rev. Joe Johnson will officiate.
Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery.
Survivors include the husband;
three daughters, Mrs. Olen Ben
nett, Upper Sandusky; Mrs. Roger
Bennett, Delaware; Mrs. Marlyn
Bennett, West jefferson; two sons,
Leonard, Casa Grande, Ariz., and
Selvin of London. Two brothers,
John and Charles Leonard and a
sister, Mrs. John Bush. She is also
survived by 18 grandchildren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Final Date Set For
London Police Exams

The final date for applications to
take the competitive Civil Service
examinations for London Police
positions is June q, according to
Civil Service Director Jack Co
berly.
The examinations will be conduc-
ted ON June % at 7:30 in the Lon
don High School building accord
ing to Coberly.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Columbus Man Charge
Here On DWl Count

The Madison County Sheriffs
Department reported one arrest on
a charge of driving while intoxi-
Gated early Tuesday morning. Ac-
cording to the report Sheriffs
Deputy, Robert Henry, charged
James V. Shaw, Columbus of the
DWI offense and placed Shaw in
the County Jail. Shaw was arrest
ed just west of Summerford on
Route 40.
Shaw will be held for a hearing.
No other cases of violations were
reported by law enforcement ag-
encies.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Father Of Local Man
Dies At Norwalk. Ohio

L. B. Terpening, father of M. L.
Terpening, London, died Sunday
morning after a lengthy illness. He
had been in Norwalk, Ohio, Hos
pital
Funeral services Tuesday at 3
pm. from Kuback Smith Funeral
Home in Norwalk.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18

Miss Shirley overturf, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Overturf,
Route SO North in Madison Coun-
ty, has been selected as the girl
to represent the Al Clubs of the
United States at National Hi-Y
and Tri-Hi-Y Congress to be held
June 26 through July I at Miami
(ohio) University, Oxford, Ohio.
A sophomore, at Ohio State UNI
versity, Miss overturf has COM
piled an outstanding record as a
Al Club member, and earned a
trip to the National Al Congress
at Chicago last fall. A Prebie
county youth will represent Al
Club boys. The announcement was
made by State Al Club Leader
n. w. Harshfield and Madison
County Extension Agent John
Moore.
(press- Democrat Photo)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
FARMERS CLUB TO
HOLD MEETING

The regular meeting of the Mad
ison County Farmers Club will be
held on Thursday, June 20, at Val
ley Ranch, with Mr.. and Mrs. Flet-
cher Andrix acting as host and
hostess for the day. Dinner will be
served on the grounds, and all
members have been told of the
program for the day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-18
Az COUNCIL MEETS

The Madison County All Coun-
ell will meet on Tuesday evening,
June Is, 8 pm. at the Court
House Basement according to
Byron Smith, All Council Chair
man.
Topic for discussion is parents
in All.