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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Grade School Recognition Awards Made
In Ceremonies Friday Morning Here

win Parker, Deborah Payne, Shar-
on Porter, Michael Pullins, Rhonda
Roush, Daniel Schnepp, Ann Shiv-
eley, Daryl Stewart, Sandr a
loops, Barbara 10 Trent, John
Thomas Turvy, Marsha Wallace,
Susan Watson and Keith Wicker.
The following pupils in the first
grade were neither tardy nor alb
sent during the year: Beverly Bak-
er, Raymond Cain. Linda Chad
well, Ruth Everetts, Steven Cor
don, Elaine Hawk, Gloria Henry,
David Holden, Larry Allan John
son, Margaret Johnson, Thomas
Johnson, Carol Litchfield, Susan
McSavaney, Sharon Porter, San
dra loops, Barbara 10 Trent and
John Thomas Turvy.
These pupils in the first grade
have been neither tardy nor absent
for two years: Steven Gordon,
Thomas Johnson, Carol Litchfield
and John Thomas Turvy.
The following pupils in the Sec
ond grade made an average of A
or B IN each of the major subjects:
Michael Alexander, Timothy Am
ling, Carol Baldwin, Lillian Bal
lenger, James Beathard, Steven
Bechtel, Bruce Bigham, Cynthia
Burr, Gary Burt, Lewis Byrd
Jerry Caldwell, Philip Cave, Lind
sey Cheshrough, Donald Colley,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Local Man Invents
New Type Signal
For Traffic Use

Ray Andrews, London, has been
credited with the invention of a
new type of traffic signal, accord
ing to the Ohio Department OF
Highways. Andrews, a longtime
employee with the Bureau of Traf-
fic, recently perfected a new sig
nal which has three red units at
the top plus the regular yellow and
green signals. The traffic light
which Andrews designed has, in
addition to the three red faces, a
device which causes the center red
light to pulsate about 400 times
per minute so that the auto opera
tor is left without any doubt what
soever as to the fact that the lights.
mean STOP" The new signal is
said to be readily distinguishable
about 700 feet away.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Mrs. Mary Clark
To Tour Europe
With Miami Group

Mrs. Mary D. Clark, 35 Maple
Street, London, a teacher in the
London School System, is one of a
group making the fifth annual Mi
ami University-Abroad travel tour
of Europe this summer.
Forty-nine persons from nine
states and the District of Columbia
will participate in the fifth annual
Miami University Abroad travel
study tour of Europe June 25-Au-
gust 20, Prof. George c. Grosscup
Jr, director, said today.
The 57-day excursion, which Of
fers graduate or undergraduate
credit in connection with planned
lectures and a paper on some phase
of Europe or one of the IL coun-
tries visited, has attracted students
or staff members from Ohio Wes-
leyan University, Ohio University,
Wabash College, University of
Wisconsin and Radford College as
we'll as Miami. Eighteen teachers
and 18 students are in the group.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04

Awards for grades and attend
ance were passed out Friday, May
81, to pupils from the grade school
of the London Public School Sys-
tenn. Those in Kindergarten neither
tardy nor absent during the year
were: Roger Burt, Deborah David
son, Rebecca Mabe, Ellen Jane
Schurmann, Richard Sharpe, Mar
lene Smith and Marcia Swyers.
Other awards presented during
the morning Grade School Recog-
milton program were:
The following pupils in the first
grade made an average of A or B
in each of the major subjects: JEFF
frey Allison, Michael Amling, Bev-
erly Baker, Lisa Beatty, Diana
Bobo, Joyce Boggs, Erlene Burt,
Linda Caldwell, Joseph Coil,
Cathe Colley, Beverly Cook, JOS
eph Davis, Raymond Deyo, Wen
del Deyo, Ruth Everetts, Donald
Farquhar, David Fender, Judith
Finney, Steven Fout, Robert Fug-
EFT, Shirley Gibson, Pamela Good
year, Steven Gordon, Robin Hal
terman and Gloria Henry.
William Hillman, David Holden,
Thomas Holton, Margaret Johnson,
Thomas Johnson. Ronald knisley,
Carol Litchfield, Kathy Molnar,
Sally Morrison. Richard Nelson,
Vance Nichols, Loretta Owens, Ed
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04

Susan Conard, Nancy Creath, John
Fades, Cathy Eckstein, Martha
Fender, Richard Flax, John Flem-
ing, Karen Folan, Carolyn Fout.
Mary Friedrich, Thomas Haskins.
Carol Hollar, Barbara Humphrey.
Janet Jenkins, Joseph johnson,
Shirley Johnston, Cynthia Justice.
Kerry Keyt, David Kullberg. Pam
Ella Linder, Dale Lukens and Gene
Marinelli.
Jay Marinelli, Jane Ann McCord.
Elizabeth Megaw, Joyce O'Neil.
Bennie Owens, David Peters.
James PickenS, William Pinnegar.
Carolyn Porter, Cleve Portman.
Sharon Potter, Joyce Potts, Char
les Remley. Vicki Richardson. Ann
Robson, Marvin Roush, Jeffrey
Russell, Judith Sargent, Judith
Simmons, Diana Smith, Noel
Smith, Terry Snyder, Linda Stults.
James Swyers, Connie Taylor, An
ita Temple, Sheila Thompson, Ro-
berta Upton, Stephen Tope, Judith
Truman, James Turvy. Gary Wal
lis, Cheryl Weese, Richard Wick
line and Kathryn Wilson.
additional awards announced at
these ceremonies will be carried i'm
the next issue of this newspaper.
High school awards are carried on
an inside paae.)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Madison Press Awards Are
Made 10 GwendoIyn Farrar
And Roger TurvyFor 1857
Edward Fitzgerald
Dies In Hospital
At Springfield

Edward Fitzgerald, 63, former
Madison County resident, died late
Monday night at Mercy Hospital
after two years of i'll health. He
had been seriously i'll for only two
days. He was a retired farmer and
World War I veteran. He lived on
Route 6, Springfield, near New
Moorefield.
Funeral services Thursday at 2
pm. from Lukens Funeral Home
with the Rev. Frank Baldwin Of
ficiating. Burial in Pleasant Gene
terry, Mt. Sterling.
A son of the late Andy and Lula
Gillenwater Fitzgerald, he is sur
vived by his wife, Thelma, two
sons, George and John, both at
home and a daughter, Alice, also
at home. Other survivors include
three sisters: Mrs. Helen Adams
and Mrs. Evelyn Oney, Springfield,
and Miss Flora Fitzgerald, Colum-
bus and one brother, John of Green
Bay, Wisconsin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Mrs. Caldwell Is Now
Ayrshire Owner Here

Mrs. Helen Caldwell, London,
Ohio, recently made an initial pur-
chase of four registered Ayrshires,
according to the Ayrshire Breed
ers' Association Executive Secre-
tary, Chester c. Putney, of Bran
don, VT.
The transaction was recorded in
the National Office of the Ayrshire
Breeders Association in Brandon
where complete records on all reg
istered Ayrshires in the United
States have been maintained since
1875.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
THIS is WEEK TO
IMPROVE BOXES

The Madison County Fedora
ton of Garden Clubs and the
Postmaster, G. C. Schlechty,
this week reminded patrons of
Rural Routes that this is the
week for improving the mail
boxes and the approaches to the
boxes.
Schlechty pointed out that
improved boxes aid in mail
handling and facilitate delivery
of larger than normal parcels.
The Garden Clubs emphasized
the Importance of making the
boxes and the approaches more
pleasing to the general public,
and improving the service at
the same time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Barnhart Sales BurgIarized
Saturday Night; No Trace
Of Burglars Is Found
James Morehar+
Due In States On
USS Warrington

James E. Morehart, fireman,
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Morehart of Route 2, London,
Ohio, and husband of the former
Miss Miriam Hughes of Route 2,
London, was scheduled to arrive at
Newport, r. l., May 81 aboard the
destroyer USS Warrington after
three months in the Mediterranean
with the US. Sixth Fleet.
Peak of the Warrington's cruise
came when she and other units of
the Sixth Fleet were ordered to
the Eastern Mediterranean during
the Jordan crisis.
The destroyer VISITED laramie,
and Savona, Italy; Salonika, and
Rhodes, Greece; Istanbul, Turkey;
Beirut, Lebanon; and Cannes,
France,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Only One Wreck
Reported Mere
In Area Traffic

The London Police Department
and the Bureau of Criminal Iden-
tification and Investigation are
checking for clues on breaktin at
Barnhart S les, Incorporated,
West High Street.
According to Police Chief Cor
man Clark, the break-in was dis
covered early Sunday morning and
the investigation was started at
once. The report indicated a loss
of more than S675 in radios, tele-
vision sets, record players and
guns.
Chief Clark said the burglar, or
burglars, entered through a side
window next to the new Kroger
store, and left through a door on
the same side of the building. No
arrests have been made in the
case, but the investigation is being
continued.
(The West Jefferson Police De-
partment reported that they are
still working on the entry of Mar
tins Restaurant there, but no ar
rests have been made. There was
no indication that the burglars
were connected with the London
entry, but both used the same
r,ano,ac m coit1 \
According to reports from the
store and the London Police De-
partment, the merchandise missing
was listed as three television sets,
three portable radios and three
portable record players. In later
check, the list was heightened to
include an automatic % caliber
rifle and sixteen gauge pump
shotgun. No cash was taken from
the store, and little damage was
detected.
In other law enforcement action
over the weekend, neither the Lon
don nor West Jefferson. Police De-
partments nor the Highway Patrol
reported any wrecks or drunken
driving arrests.
The Madison County Sheriff's
Department investigated the only
accident reported in the county,
and it involved only single We
hicle.
According to the report, the ac-
cident occurred Sunday morning at
4:45 when a car driven by Gaylord
L. Sanders, 38, Route /, Mt Ster-
ling left the road and struck a cul-
vert. According to the report, San
ders had gone to sleep while driv-
ing south on Route 227 IL miles
south of Mt. Sterling.
He was not injured, but the
Sheriff's Department report e d
damage of approximately S400 to
the car he was driving.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Babe Ruth Games
Started Sunday
At Park Diamond

The Madison Babe Ruth League
got off to a flying start Sunday
with two games played at the Park
Avenue Field The opening game
saw the Indians defeat the Tigers
in a loosely played contest by both
teams. The Indians had twelve hits
and got gratis transportation for
seven batters. The Tigers got only
six hits and six walks.
In the second game of the day,
the Dodgers defeated the Pirates
with Hill striking out 16 batters.
Henry pitched for the Pirates and
accounted for 9 strike-outs, but had
eight errors back of him.
Despite the inclimate weather.
the officers of the League said the
turnout was excellent, but they
asked that the attendance continue
so that the boys will maintain an
interest in their playing.
The scheduled games for this
week include the Tigers against
the Dodgers in Thursday evening
event. On Friday evening the Pi-
rates meet the Indians and on Sat
urday the Indians will meet the
Dodgers. 1t was pointed out that
all games start promptly at 500
pm.
In the Sunday game the Indians
accounted for II runs, II hits and
three errors. The Tigers had seven
runs, six hits and 4 errors. In the
Dodger-Pirate game, the Dodgers
had five runs, five hits and three
errors while the Pirates had one
hit. one run and eight errors.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
London Teacher
Spending Summer
In European Tour

Mrs. Mary Del Tedesco, a teacher
on the London High School Facul-
ty, along with her husband, Joseph
Del Tedesco, will leave Columbus
on June IA for a summer tour of
Europe. They are scheduled to fly
in one of the first commercial jets
to cross the Atlantic.
According to the schedule ar
ranged by the couple, they will ar
rive in Paris early the following
morning, and spend ten days there
before flying on to Nice and the
Riviera. They also intend to spend
a few days in Monaco and addi-
tional time in Genoa. While in
Genoa they will visit with the
sculptor who made the Christopher
Columbus statue now in Columbus,
Ohio.
Also on schedule are trips to
Rome, Florence, Milano, Verona
and Venice in Italy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Del Tedesco plan to spend their
thirtieth wedding anniversary with
his sister whom he has not seen
since he was ten years old.
During the trip they will visit
with Fullbright scholarship friends
and others they have met through
the years. They p Ian to be back in
the states by August 18, but doubt
if they will make the stiff schedule.
Incidentally, both the French
and Italian Embassy offices gave
them permission to take photo
graphs inside churches and mu-
Seums for educational purposes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Son Of Local Family
Doing Business Article

Arthur B. Shenefelt, son of the
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur M. Shene-
felt, of London, is doing series of
articles in the New York Journal
of Commerce on the effect of au-
tomation on the railroad industry.
Shenefelt is the Railroad and
Motor Transportation Editor for
the business publication.
The articles discuss the questions
and answers to the growing list of
problems connected with automa-
ton i'm railroading and the associ-
ated businesses.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Cub Scouts Plan
Fishing Derby At
Lake On Saturday

All Cub Scouts of the Madison
District will participate in fish
ing Derby Saturday afternoon at
Madison Lake according to an an
nouncement made this week. The
Cubs will assemble at the shelter
house on the West Side of the Lake
and the Derby is scheduled from
/ 80 until 4:30.
Prizes of fishing equipment will
go to the Cub catching the largest
fish, the most fish, the first fish of
each variety, the smallest fish and
other categories.
Fathers are invited to join their
sons in the activity for the after
noon, according to the announce
ment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Other Special
High School Top
Awards Listed

Madison Press Awards in the an
nual London High School Recogni-
ton Day awards went to Gwen
dolyn Farrar in the English Divis-
ion and to Roger Turvy in the Ath-
letic Division, according to an an
nouncement from the award com
mittee.
Miss Farrar was awarded the
honor Of having her name engrav-
ed on the Madison Press Plaque as
a result of her outstanding work
in English during the four years
she was in High School.
Turvy, selected by his team
mates, was awarded the distinction
of having his name permanently
engraved on the Madison Press
Athletic Plaque as a result of a
ballot cast by the other players.
The award was made for excel
lency in Athletics during the year.
and the recipient had to be a let
terman in some sport, and all
those voting must also be letter.
men.
9th er special High School
awards given at the recent Recog-
milton Day program were:
London Rotary Club Medal to
the outstanding vocal music STU
dent went to Robert Marrah, Choir
al Music Award. His achievements
are as follows: Mixed Chorus, two
years; Boys Quartet, two years:
Band, six years; Vice President
and Student Director Senior Year:
Baritone Horn Soloist Senior Year:
County Music Festival, Chorus one
year, Band four years; Ohio Wes-
leyan University High School
Music Festival, Chorus one year
and Band two years.
The award for the outstanding
instrumental music student went
to Charlene Cristee, Instrumental
Music Award. Her achievements
are as follows: Band, six years:
First Chair Clarinet last three
years; Publicity for Marching
Band three years; Secretary three
years; Clarinet Trio one year:
Mixed Chorus two years; Piano
Accompanist / year; Publicity 1
year; Girls Glee Club 2 years; Pr
ano Accompanist 2 years; Presi-
dent Senior Year; County Music
Festival, Band years; Girls Glee
Club / year; Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity High School Music Festi-
val, Band 2 years and Wilmington
College Folk Music Festival / year
sponsored by Rotary Club.
In recognition of having a high
average in Latin for two years, the
following were awarded the honor
of having their names engraved
upon the Mamie G. Hummen Tro-
ply: Julia Dwyer and Gwendolyn
Farrar.
In appreciation of the splendid
services rendered the high school
for period of four years, the Ed
ward Erie Sparks cash award was
granted Charlene Cristee and Pat
sy Flannery.
For services on the football
squad for two or more years the
following seniors were awarded the
Continued on Page Two)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Guernsey Finishes
Production Test
On Elliott Farm

A registered Guernsey COW, OAR
by Vale Hilda owned by Donald
F. Elliott, Galloway, Ohio, has
completed an official production
record in the Herd Improvement
Registry division of the American
Guernsey Cattle Club.
This record was for 10,745
pounds of milk and 523 pounds
of fat.
"Hilda" was a seven year-old,
and was milked two times daily
for 342 days while on test.
This official production record
was supervised by Ohio State Uni
versity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Brother Of Local
Woman Featured
In Sunday Article

Dave Ellies, a brother of Mrs.
Virginia Hume, London, was the
subject of two page feature in a
Sunday Magazine of a Columbus
newspaper last week. He is a ma
tive of Washington Court House.
A frequent visitor to London, FL
lies, with his wife and several as
sistants, is a commercial, industrial
and aircraft designer with offices
in Columbus Specializing in de-
signs for executive" planes, he al
so does other work designing
everything from gloves and ther-
mometers to heavy machinery.
Much of the work is done on
planes being converted from trans
port or military work to the lux
uriouS coaches desired by execu-
tives for transporting their execu-
tiveS and clients.
He worked with New York in
dustrial designing firm prior to
opening his own business in Co.
lumbus which he calls the center
of everything"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
ATTEND MEETING
AT SALEM, OHIO

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hume and
children, members of the Ohio Ca
bana Nutria Ranchers, attended a
meeting of the association held at
Salem, Ohio, on Sunday, June 2.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
London Legion Is
Winner Over Nine
From Lancaster

At the London High School Ath-
letic Field Sunday afternoon the
London American Legion team,
sparked by the pitching arm of
Steve Garrard, took a Az game
from the Lancaster American Leg
ion team. McClaskie's base running
gave London another assist in TAX
ing the victory.
At bat McClaskie was also top
man with three hits in four trips to
the plate, and with the score tied
2-2. he stole home to give London
S.-sxad. s-ata.s
Garrard allowed the Lancaster
sluggers only four hits, and walked
only two men.
On Sunday afternoon the Lon
don boys meet Newark on the
Park Avenue Field in another
rough game. Newark is classed as
one of the top teams in the Ameri-
can Legion's Central Ohio Circuit.
The statistics for the London
Lancaster game were:
AMMAN
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
RECOVERING AFTER
MAJOR SURGERY

Kenneth Foster, Chrisman Ave-
nue., is recuperating at his home
| following recent major surgery at
Grant Hospital in Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04


Daughter: What kind of a
husband should / get?"
Mother: Just concentrate
on the single men, daughter
and leave the husbands
alone!"
HUMNNl
The amount of welfare aid
accorded to our underprivileg-
ed citizens should depend en-
tirely upon their willingness to
work.
uNoERoUoTE
Women lose their feminin-
ity when they participate in
wrestling" says well known
designer. We suspect that this
is true to some extent.
VIEWPOINT
A truly democratic person
is one who doesn't look down
on people who have money.
And mix-ups are bound to oc-
cur when mixed drinks are
served in mixed company!
SELLING
Clerk: why, these shirts
simply laugh at laundering!"
Customer: Yeah! The last
ones / bought came back with
their sides split!"
TIT?
A good husband is guy
who beats his wife up every
morning!
MEDICINE
About the only thing that a
modern day doctor and the
stork have in common is the
size of the bill.
DoGGoNE
Suggestion for a cartoon -
two Alaskan huskies are talk
ing things over. One says to
the other, II hate mush!"
THOUGHT
Some people think that
man who deceives his wife is
a cad. Others just think he's a
wonder.
OUCH!
A psychiatrist is a doctor
who goes to a burlesque show
and watches the audience.
LUCK
Luck is about the handiest
word in the dictionary what
other word can you use to
explain the success of people
you don't like?
DIFFERENCE :.
If you fall into hole, an
optimist will help you get out
"a pessimist will get in with
you.
GRoG
Heard about a tavern-keep-
er who fired the bartender be-
cause he doubled the output
of beer in one week-Seems
that the poor sap FILLED the
plaSsesi
PSYCHE
Ine only man alive that a
psychiatrist won't atternt TO
treat is Texan with an infer
iority complex!
TEEvEE
Fellow we know was telling
tale about his little boy.
The fellow told us that the
boy gets very excited during
plays which have bears or an
nimals in them. THE other
night" our friend said, I'VE
were watching a show and a
live bear came in and walked
up to a girl. My boy got so
nervous and excited that he
ran upstairs and jumped in
bed with me-"
CONSERVATION
1st: "She told me that you
told her the secret / told you
not to tell her"
End: well, I told her not
to tell you what I told herr
1st: "Well don't you dare
tell her that I told you that
she told me"
HuMMNl
And now comes the great
discovery that the latest thing
in women's clothes Is
WOMEN!
iNJUNs
Old Haywood Snugg, the old
Indian fighter who fights no
one but old Indians, says that
IL you give um squaw inch,
YOU walkum aisle!
SLOGAN
Our own safety slogan is
lust this "Strive to Drive
to Arrive Alive!"
LAST WORD
And remember this /. a
theory is nothing more than a
mere hunch but with college
education!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
Apartments Furnished
90

LOOKING FOR A GOOD COUPLES.
Everybody uses the WANT-ADS.
Give 'em a try and see the re-
suits, UL 2-1616.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
"a 67KoSWWN
SCANDAL

We heard about a man who
was disqualified in a horse
shoe pitching contest for using
crooked shoes. We frown on
this sort of thing.
GALS
Many a girl who never had
an opportunity to attend a
charm school may be said to
have a well-rounded personal
ity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04

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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
HUM Nm!

The amount of welfare aid
accorded to our underprivileg-
ed citizens should depend en-
tirely upon their willingness to
work.