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LEGAL NOTICES Cont
AARON W. JACOBSON. Attornev

AARON W. JACOBSON. Attorney
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court No. % 1917, Ad-
ministration This is to Give No
tice: That the subscribers, of the
District OF Columbia, have obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia, Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate of MARIE
KLOCZEWSKI late CT the District
of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the sub
scrlberS, on or before the 10th day
OF September. AID. 1857; other
wise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate
Given under our hands this 18th
day OF March, 1857, ALBERT NJ.
KLOCZEWSKI. 40S Newcomb Street
Sc. AARON w JACOBSON. 621
Investment Building tSeail Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL. Register
OF Wills for the District OF Co.
lumbia Clerk OF the Probate Court,
NH tA-an4
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COOK

Round-fry; top restaurant expert
ence necessary. sober Top salary,
fun benefits references required.
Phone Mr. Cohen, EX. 3-34iI. pc
tween $3.50 and 1880 am. and
40 pm. FAN q BILLS RESTAU-
RANT IIA2 Conn ave u n
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AUTO MECHANICS (27
AUTO PARTS CLERKS

openings IN our parts department.
Good pay company benefits and ey-
cei,ent Advancement opportunities
are assured. Apply IN person to Mr.
GbTTF
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COLLECTOR DRIVER

for the YATES BAR
BECUE AND RESTAURANT. Rt l.,
l32o Jefferson DAVIS hwy, Arl.
DANCE INSTRUCTOR. fun or part
time. Training class now forming
Apply , 20 10 p m daily FOSTAINE
DANCE STUDIO. 1905 Connecticut
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HELP-MEN

FOOD BROKER-Youns man wanted
for missionary work with reliable
established broker. Applications in
confidence. Box 207-B, Star.
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Auto Salesman (NeWl

2 yrs experience required our
pay plan 100 per new car de-
livery Our inventory Over TOO new
Free new car Demo. Our reason for
more statesmen? We don't have
enough Our used car commission?
m II you're not satisfied with your
present selling lob come out 10
Diver and become part OF one
oi the fastest growing dealerships in
the area
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FISH CLEANER for one Of Wash
ingtonB leading sea-food whole
callers. Must have some experience
Good salary 10 start. Box 173.B.
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HELP-MEN
Paint Salesman
EXPERIENCED ONLY

We have an opening for expert
enced paint salesman TO call on
portunity for a 4 real f aGSeun Nth Op
limited income with old established
MANUFACTURER Of quality paint prod
ucts. Telephone or write Mr.. II.
Schneider for appt. THOMSON
PAINT STORES. INC. 1916 14th st.
NV. tn. 2-2S25,
PIX OPERATOR, IL pm. to s am
responsible ref. required. PARK
LANE BLDG, 2025 Eye. st. NV.
Phone for amt. RE 1-1400
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HELP MEN-(cont.l
ASST. BOOKKEEPER

Young man, under 80. with tipping
experience in office of export-import
organization; excellent opportunity:
5-day 37i9-hr week GEORGETOWN
location. Reply, stating age. expe-
rience and salary expected. Box
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TO SEAT COVER INSTAIJFR
AUTO SERVICE
SALESMAN

We have an opening for an ex-
perienced auto service man. Must be
capable OF diagnosing auto troubles
and making estimates on body and
paint work one with experience
dealing with the public preferred
the right man SALARY and bonus
gCp nv Dillon
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MANHATTAN AUTO
AUTO SALESMAN

Used-csr dept Buick Iealer expert
-uced preferred age % to IS: good
81 1position for right rHHn bonus
health insurance PHI MR. WEl CHI
Ii G-6fG4
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III ILRJNIIN vi II IlNJIII
lIth and Florida Ave NV
AUTO Used CAR SALESMAN. ex.
Crilenb OppOr unity guarantee END
commission Apply - Florida ave
ne 80 s.7l00
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN. Ford ex-
pCrirnce must be able 70 handle
lnou and check repair WORK SALARY
and commission Apply Mr. Hal
Koran ROCKVILLE FORD MOTOR
co Pc 2-2tsS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
London Boys In
TeIevision Show
Sunday Morning

The Boys Choir of Trinity Epis-
copal Church sang several anthems
Sunday morning over WBNS-TV
at 9 o'clock as a part of the
morning program of the Council
of Churches.
Also on the program were three
boys of Highly age who had been
winners in a Bible story contest.
In introducing the numbers on the
program the moderator stated that
the producers had searched the
area for a Boys Choir" to round
out the program and were pleased
to present the London lads.
Under the direction of Miss Anne
Dickerson, who was interviewed by
the moderator as a background in
PRODUCTION for the Choir, the fol-
lowing boys were highly compli-
mented for the excellence of their
performance: James Vest, John
Bridgman, James Kidwell, Byron
Vogel, Don (Butch) Morrison, Jon
Sherman, John Dixon, Terry Vest,
Terry Dodds, John Thiel, David
Nixon, John Gordon, Randy Gray,
Gary Londergan, Gary Ripley,
Larry Ripley, Barry Jenkins,
Ralph Miller, Larry Burt, Garry
Florea and Larry Florea.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
Automobile Burns
After Collision
Tuesday Morning

A 1856 convertible automobile
was classed a total loss as a result
of a fire caused by a rear end col
lision early Tuesday morning at
the intersection of routes 40 and
Sc in Summerford.
According to State Patrol re-
ports, the car was driven by John
r. Murphy, 27, Columbus, and had
stopped for a traffic light when
struck in the rear by a semi-trail-
er outfit owned by Michigan Motor
Freight, and driven by Gerald
Phipps, 25, Vandalia.
The impact ruptured the gas
tank, and the entire rear end of the
car was destroyed before the Cen
tral Townships Fire Department
could get to the scene to put out
the blazeS. There was only slight
damage to the trailer outfit.
Phipps was charged with reck-
less operation and cited into Lon
don Mayors Court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26

trip to the farm, and with the ex-
ception of two years, he has spent
the last forty years in experiment.
al work here. And most of the
work has been in improvement of
beef cattle and silage and forage
improvement methods.
Although the Madison County
Experiment Farm and Rogers are
not by any means forgotten local
ly, they are far better known in
areas where beef cattle are the
primary interest of the farmers
and the name Rogers means
better beef cattle whether it is
spoken in London or in Wisconsin,
in Texas or Iowa.
During the years since 1917 the
farm has increased in value from
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
Three Business Places In
London Entered Saturday
Morning; Nothing Missing
Madison Post los
Cited For Action
At District Meet

Madison Post No. los received
many honors at the Sixth District
American Legion Conference Sun
day.
They were cited for having the
best public relations program in
the district. They also received an
award for Americanism, an Honor
Ribbon to be attached to the Post
Colors, a certificate of Most Out
standing Achievement for having
surpassed the previous years total
membership. DR.. NJ. j. Chakeres,
Commander of Madison Post No.
los also received a pin for having
secured the most members for
1857.
Commander and Mrs. Chakeres
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ballen-
ger attended the meeting held at
Hebron.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
Farm Group To Honor Manager OF County
Experiment Farm At Dinner ApriI IS

A countrywide recognition BAN
quet for H. W. Rogers, Manager of
the Madison County Experiment
Farm, is scheduled for Tuesday
evening. April 16, at pm. at the
new Madison South High School
cafeteria, according to Bud Put
nam, Chairman of the County Beef
Committee. The Madison County
Farm Bureau, Soil Conservation
Supervisors, and the County Beef
Cattle Improvement Committee is
cooperating in sponsoring this rec
ognition banquet. Rogers has been
at the Madison County Experiment
Farm for nearly forty years and
will be retiring some time within
the year.
The banquet is open to any one
interested in attending. Tickets
will be available from members of
the County Beef Committee, Soil
Conservation Supervisors, Farm
Bureau Board Members, Legisla-
tive Members, Farm Bureau Office
and the Extension Office.
l.. L. Rummell, Dean of the Col
lege of Agriculture will present
colored slides of his trip through
the Middle East, and especially, in
India, where he has been in charge
of setting up new agriculture col
lege. Earl Klosterman, in charge
of beef cattle research in Ohio, will
present a few remarks on Rogers
contribution to beef cattle research
in Ohio. Owen Ackerman, Educa-
tional Director for Farm Bureau,
will discuss Mr.. Rogers and his ac-
tivities.
The Madison South Boosters
Club will be serving the steak din
ner for the evening Those attend
ing should make reservations for
tickets by April L.
Fl. w. Rogers started with the
Madison County Experiment Farm
in 1917 when it was necessary to
hire a rig from the Livery Stable
In order to make the four mile
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
Few Violations
In Heavy Travel
Over Weekend

Three London business places
were entered and a third attemp-
ted early Saturday morning or
late Friday night according to
London Police Chief German
Clark.
According to Chief Clark his
men discovered three of the
places after they had been en-
tered sometime after Fridays
closing hours. Nothing was miss
ing from any of the three. An
attempt to enter a fourth place
was evidently futile, according to
the officers.
According to the report, the
burglars entered the business
places by forcing their way into
rear windows. Chief Clark said
the places entered were Woods
Shoe Store, SiegePs Clothin G
and the office of Jenkinson
Cleaners on Second Street. The
attempt to gain entry at the rear
of the Variety Store on Main
Street failed.
The investigating officers as
sumed that the burglars were
searching for money only, since
many items of value were in
each place. 1t is the first out
break of burglaries since a 13-
year old youth admitted several
breaking and entering cases
several weeks ago.
In other action of law enforce
ment officers during the week
end, Sheriff Herbert c. Mark
ley reported that Deputy Marvin
Flanagan investigated minor ac-
cident Saturday on Route SC
South. There was only single
car involved, and it failed to
make a curve in the road.
The London Post of the State
Highway Patrol had no accidents
during the heavy weekend traf-
fic, and arrested only one per-
son for driving while intoxicated.
He was identified as Levi Brady
81, London Route 4.
According to patrolmen, Brady
was fined $50 and costs plus
three days in Jail on the dwi
charge and another fine of $50
and costs on a charge of driving
without an operators license. The
patrolmen said Brady had been
arrested and fined about two
years ago on a similar charge of
driving without a license.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
Funeral Held At
West Jefferson
For D. R. Edwards

Funeral services for David R.
Edwards, 80, of 8440 Morris Road
billiards, who died Friday even
ing, were at the Blauser and Bak-
er Funeral Home in West Jeffer-
son Monday at two o'clock. The
Reverend A. F. Noethlich was Of
ficiating minister. Interment was
in Alton Cemetery.
Devid r. Edwards was a life
long resident of Brown Township
and a retired farmer. He was a so
year member of Darby Grange,
West Jefferson.
Surviving are his wife, Nancy,
five sons, William with whom he
resided, Roland of Longville,
Mimi, K enne h of Columbus.
Frank of Cadillac, Michigan and
David of Wadsworth; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Carl Fuller of Colum-
bus and Mrs. George Hazelwood of
Worthington; 80 grandchildren
and "a great-grandchildren.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
Former Resident
Dies; Funeral At
Washington G. n.

Clyde Renley, SO, a former
Madison County resident, died at
his home, GIT East Market
Street, Washington c. II. on Sat-
urday. He had been in failing
health for the past six years, and
critically i'll for the past six
weeks.
Surviving are his wife, Anna
Belle, two sons, Charles of Lon
don and Henry of Johnstown,
four grandsons, Rot ert and
Charles Jr. Reriiey of London
and Donald and Henry Jr., of
JohnstoWn.
Funeral services Tuesday at 3
p. m at the Parrett Funeral
Home in Washington, with inter-
ment in the cemetery there.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
London Woman In
Fatal Accident
In Springfield

A London woman, Mrs. Eliza Ty-
rec, 78, was found dead late Mon
day in the home of a stepdaughteT
in Springfield. Her clothing was
charred from her knees to her
head, and she was lying between
the kitchen and living room of the
house Her falling had extinguished
part of the flames according to the
coroner.
Austin Richards, Clark County
Coroner, expressed the belief that
she had been preparing breakfast
and suffered a stroke, falling a
cross the stove and then to the
floor. He surnised that death had
been caused by the stroke rather
than by the fire.
Mrs. Tyree had just moved into
the home of her stepdaughter, Mrs.
Andrew Cobb a few weeks earlier,
because they did not wish that she
live alone in London. Ironically,
the stepdaughter had left her alone
for a while when the fatal acci-
dent occurred.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed Friday at 1:30 pm. from st.
Paul AME Church with the pastor
officiating Burial will be in Kirk
wood Cemetery, under the direc-
ton of LukenS Funeral Home.
Other survivors include step
son, James Tyree, Columbus and
two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Johnson,
Columbus and Mrs. Sarah Jackson,
Beaver, Ohio.
Mrs. Tyree was member of st.
Paul's AME Church in London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
West jefferson Couple
Back: Former Policeman
Placed In County Jail

by Nelson's wife. Nelson was be-
ing held for arraignment
The housewife. Identified as
Mrs. Joene Peak Taylor, returned
early Sunday to the home of her
parents in West Jefferson. Her
husband, according to reports, has
moved to Dayton since her dis
appearance last September 9.
According to reports, Nelson
and Mrs. Taylor had spent most of
the time in and around the south
western quadrant of the United
States. They had both placed calls
to West Jefferson earlier in the
week, and on Saturday Mrs. Tay-
lor again called her parents from
somewhere in Missouri, informing
them she was safe and on her way
home.
Shortly after the disappearance,
there were fears expressed that
Mrs. Taylor had met with foul
play, but investigation revealed
that she had been seen with Nell
son, who walked away without bo-
thering to resign his position as
Police Chief.
Nelson is the father of one child,
and his wife has another child by
a former marriage. Mrs. Taylor
and her husband had no children.
but reports indicate she is expect
ing within a few weeks. She was
working at West Jefferson at the
time she disappeared.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
Two London Residents On
Snowbound Train Reported
Removed To School House
johnson Family
Due Here Sunday
Letter Indicated

TWO London residents were list
ed among those snowbound in the
blizzard which paralyzed all traf-
fic in the Kansas plains over the
weekend They are Mrs. Harriet
Johnson, wife Of London Automo-
bile dealer Jack Johnson, and their
IL year old daughter, Judy.
Johnson said his last communi-
cation from the two was a letter
mailed Friday from Phoenix, Ari-
zona, telling him to meet them at
Bellefontaine Sun v evening.
Since that time he has not been
able to establish direct contact.
Late Monday night johnson talk
ed with officials of the Rock IS
land Railway, and was informed
that all passengers aboard the
Eastbound Golden State Limited,
the train which the Johnsons were
ION, had been removed to a school
house for heat and comforts. Ear
lier reports indicated the crack
train was without food, water or
heat in the area of Meade, Kansas,
about 80 miles west Of Dodge.
The associated press reported
that the train was stranded when
the engine and five cars buried in
a snow drift after an engine push
ing a snow plow derailed. Emerg-
ency communication was establish
ed with Liberal, Kansas, but John
son was unable to establish direct
contact with the members of his
family. He was assured by the
railroad agents that all passengers
of the train were in satisfactory
condition.
No other reports Of London, nor
Madison County passengers in the
snowbound area were reported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26

about $4,000 to approximately
100000 today. And each year
Rogers has averaged from 400-500
soil and crop experimental plots on
the farm. And he has maintained
As different cattle groups along
with the crop tests.
The Rogers family have three
sons and five grandchildren, but
only one is a farmer. One of the
others is a dentist and the other a
physicist It is partnership with
the farming son which will occupy
the retirement" of Rogers when
he finds it convenient with all
concerned" to leave the Madison
County farm sometime this year.
But, retirement is evident the
Continued on Page Twol
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
BLOOD COMMITTEE IN
DIRE NEED OF DONORS

The Blood program Commit
tee of the Madison County
Chapter of the American Red
Cross expressed alarm this
week with the shortage of don
ors for the Tuesday visit of the
Bloodmobile.
According to the committee,
the situation for blood in the
County's program is still criti-
cal, and there have not been
enough donors making reserva-
tions to satisfy the need. Calls
can be made to any of the fol-
lowing numbers until Tuesday
Morning, as a means of making
an appointment. UL 2-1195;
UL 2-9058; UL 2-9943; and
UL 2-0355.
Walk in donors will also be
honored.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
London Man Gets
Editorial Post
With Firms Mao

Officials of Otis Elevator Com
pany, have announced the appoint
ment of Mr.. David G.. Bell, ma
tive of London, as editor of the
Otis Bulletin, the company maga-
zine, effective March IA.
Bell joined Otis as an editorial
assistant in January of 1855, and
was appointed Managing Editor in
March of 1856. He is a 1852 grad
uate of Miami University. He now
makes his home at 220 Sherman
Ave, Hawthorne, N. Y. He is a
London High School graduate.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
London Man Sent
To Hospital With
Burn From LysoI

John Scott, 81, 120 South Oak
Street was transferred to Mercy
Hospital in Springfield after re-
ports that he had drunk a quantity
of Lysol.
London police indicated that
Scott possibly drank a five ounce
bottle of the disenfectant. He was
treated at the office of DR.. Ernest
S. Crouch before being transferred
to the hospital for observation and
additional treatment.
Scott had earlier been a patient
at the Dayton Veterans Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
LONDON EAGLES TO
MEET MARCH 27

London Aerie No. $50 FOE. will
nominate officers at meeting at
the home on East Second Street,
Wednesday, March q, at s pm.
The balloting on the officers
nominated at that meeting will
take place on Wednesday evening,
April 3, at 8 pm. at the home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
Ends Search For
Pair Started By
Disappearance

West Jefferson's former Police
Chief and the 20 year old house
wife who disappeared from the viii
lage at the same time early last
fall have returned after complete
silence since their disappearance.
Their return followed telephone
calls last week to their families
in West Jefferson. The former
policeman, Steve Nelson, about SO,
walked into the office of Sheriff
Herbert c. Markley and gave him
self up to the sheriff. He was
placed in Jail after Markley served
non-support warrant sworn to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
NEIL ARDREY is IN
SPECIAL FEATURE

Neil Ardrey, president of r.
n. Ardrey, Incorporated, is
featured in today's Lets Get
Acquainted" special page. The
special feature gives a brief
background of the participat-
ing businessmen, and will be
changed each week.
Thirteen outstanding London
business and professional men
are participating in the first
series of the feature, which is
in the second week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
Wanted To Trade
90

WANT TO SWAP. Many people find
that it pays to make a trade
through the WANT-ADS. Why
don't you try it?
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26
q OUR
"a Town
QUESTION

AlOJneF OlleITlHd was duu-
ed to the child-rearing pro-
cess the other night when a
discussion brought out a new
aspect of this ever-intriguing
field. The problem as laid
down was as follows:
A little boy stole three
dollars from his mothers
purse and took off on
childish spree. Between sodas,
comic books and other OBJ
jects dart, he chanced to
buy a winning ticket on a
brand new automobile! tOur
own idea of proper punish
ment was that he be driven
to the country in the new
car, thrashed, and brought
back standing up) What
would you do under such
circumstances
OLD NIck's DIARY
A good loser never admits
that the best man won.
Breaking promises is always
done with the very best of
intentions. About the only
way people ever forgive is
to forget. A shrewd business
man never. trusts anyone
who trusts him. All men are
born equal but from there on
the similarity stops. Moth
ing is so boring as listening
to a self-made man tell how
he got that way. II you
think that you don't deserve
your lot in life you probably
had it coming to you. A man
is never as black as he's
painted after he's been white
washed.
KID STUFF
Used to be that boys spent
a lot of time playing numb
ly-peg or go-sheepy-go but
nowadays they stand around
on street corners and play
True Or False!
MARRIAGE
Cert: T always surprise
my husband on our anniver-
sary!"
Myrt: "How?"
Cert: 'I just tell him what
day it isl"
AGE
You're getting on, brother,
when whatever you get your
teeth into you can't get 'em
out of.
TRAFFIC
One way to lower the acci-
dent rate would be to let st.
Christopher do the driving.
OUCH!
Best explanation of the
term, double jeopardy" is to
have your drivers license re-
voked and then get hauled in
for jay-walking!
JUDGE
About the only redeeming
feature of being judge is
that you get to see so many
familiar faces.
MODERN AGE
Anyone who thinks that
"Rock N Roll" is anything
new never rode on an interur-
ban streetcar.
TRANSITION
10 years ago Jackie Robin
son became the first Negro to
play major league baseball.
This year he became the first
Negro to quit major league
baseball.
RELIGION
What with all the other
benefits" being offered, an
awful lot of people think they
can get to the promised land on
a 4-lane highway built through
the wilderness.
HUMN!
A man gets a job and then
wife, double bed and an
apartment. After many years
be ecom es successful at
which time he moves to the
country and buys twin beds
and becomes a commuter.
slGN-o-TiMES
Sign in TV repair shop
DO it yourself, then bring it
to u.s."
TRAFFIC
Reason people are so care
less on the road is because
most of the cars don't belong
to 'em.
POME
People may come,
People may go,
But the guy we hate,
Says, "I told you so"
0NERHEARD
Many a "do-it-yourself" adj
dict is just a guy who, when
his wife asks him to do some
thing, replies, Jaw, do it your
self"
LAST WORD
What you don't know abou.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-03-26

THIS
NEWSPAPER
believes fhof your scfisfoe-
tion IS fhe biggest reason for
Dur success -. fhuf is your
guarantee Of 1uolifY service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-27
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