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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
BURNS TO DEATH"

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70 death when her clothing caught fire from converted
o'-drum stove In her trailer homs -" detroit Timss
hoy. IS. DIES AFTER BIKE SPINS UNDER
SCHOOL BUS" (News
Lansing, Dec 3-Ths l5ysar-old son Of q displaced
tsfvsn couple killed when his bicycle ran into hs side
Of tvrpins school bvs-oilbsrt Buysss. -. :"
MAYNARD sEceLkE. "a. died In his home was
fireman for the Chicago and Northwestern railway
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DEVIL TAKES MASON FOR 20 YEARS
EDMUND 9. LoWRE. ~. President Of the LowrIe-
Hicks Lumber Co... died In Wysrdosss General Hospital
amer short Illness graduate Of Ferris institute and
Detroit College Of Law. he member Of Detroit Com
msndery No. l. knights Templsr, cerlrshisn Lodge 24
= - NJ, and other Masonic organizations -" Detroit
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DEVIL TAKES WIFE or sATAA1y Md eoR 30 YRs.i
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Glenn & Thsshwslss. South Bend oys surgeon whose
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and wisconsin urvsrsiss died In South Bend hospital
-. first Presbyterian Church. South Send" chIesso
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MASS Tor THOMAS v. pURkIN, Is. Win Be held In S.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
1.-THE pRepesTlNeD, GvEDsTU1l. The oMe AND
The ONLY aeLlcloM AND THeRApeurlcs - o.
ALL RACES AND PEcPtest

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oil 10 fhs glory Of God"
BY your private devotional study u The Bible and
through prayer God will give you wisdom snd understand
Ing but your decisions do net always heceme oe&s will for
scyens else. They must msks thsw own decisions
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-25

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The Nome nugget., 1957-02-25
We'll Balanced Hot Lunch
 Menus Planned for School

Xl0nuS II ldIl1cUs TOT OC11OO1 b The hot lunch program contin- ued in its good work to supply school children with we'll bal anced lunches. It is reported that about 15O students is the average per day.
 The following menu has been planned for next week: Monday,
 Rice-C -Cheese-L Meat
 Casserole Green Beans Bread & Butter
 Canned Pears Milk Tuesday s-.
 Pork Luncheon Sandwich
 Vegetable Soup
 Peach Ice Cream Milk Wednesday Baked Beans Greens Bread & Butter Fruit Jello Milk Thursday t. Spanish Rice Canned Beets Bread & Butter Prune Peanut Butter Pudding 1 Friday Toasted Cheese & Peanut Butter Sandwich Green Beans Cherry Cobbler Milk
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-25
NORTH STAR STEAMER SCHEDULE

According to the Anica News, edited by Leo Murphy, who wis tied Nome last summer, the North Star is scheduled to make the fol- lowing stops on it's first trip
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Home Council Has
Tour Planned For
Cincinnati Soon

The Madison County Home DEM
onstration Council has completed
plans for their first County Wide
Tour. The trip, to be taken Feb
ruary 26, is to be a combination
educational and pleasure trip.
Those attending the tour will go
through Proctor and Gamble Com
pany in Cincinnati in the morning,
lunch will be on the members own
time and many are planning sack
lunches. In the afternoon the
group will see the Cinerama show
ing Of Seven Wonders Of the Wor-
Id. Tickets may be purchased for
$500 from the following Home
Demonstration Council Members;
Mrs. Warren Harbage, Mrs. Ross
McCarty, Mrs. Edwin Vallery, Mrs
Frank Cornwell, Mrs. Delbert
Grouse, Mrs. James Adelsberger
Mrs. David Wilson, Mrs. Ned Da-
vey. Mrs. Ralph Ray, and Mrs,
Lawrence Brown.
The tour is not closed to Home
Demonstration members. 1t is
open to anyone in Madison Coun-
ty. There will be a limit, however,
to the number of tickets sold.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Paul BagIeyDiesp
At Residence In
West Jefferson

Paul E. Bagley, SO, West Jeffer-
son died at his residence Wednes-
day afternoon. He had continued
to operate the B and B Mote |
there until the time of his death.
He had been a resident of the
West Jefferson Community since
1886 at one time he owned and op-
Grated the Ten Mile Inn for a per-
iod of II years.
He was a former member of st.
Johns Lutheran Church, London,
and was we'll known here. He
joined the Zion Lutheran Church
in West Jefferson after it was or
ganized.
Survivors include the widow,
CIarice; a daughter, Mrs. Esther
Mae Baker, West jefferson; sis
ter, Mabel Bagley, GAINESVILLE and
three grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Blauser
and Baker Funeral Home in West
Jefferson until 100 Sunday after
noon when the body will be
brought to st. Johns Lutheran
Church, London Funeral services
will be conducted at 2:30 Sunday
with interment in Alton Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Lights And BIeachers For
Madison South School Are
Planned For Coming Fall
lev Roads Caused
Accidents Early
Thursday Morning

Two accidents were reported
Thursday morning after the roads
became slick with ice and sleet.
The sheriff's department investi-
gated a single car accident and the
Patrol investigated one in which
three cars were involved. A Cuya-
hoga man was not injured when
his car left the road in the acci-
dent reported by the sheriff's dep
utIeS.
Patrolmen said a southbound
car, driven by Jean Napier, Lon
don, skidded early Thursday NOR
ming, just outside the city limits
on So and struck two other vehi-
cleS. Both of the northbound cars
were damaged on the front left
parts. The Napier vehicle was
damaged both front and rear on
the left side.
D There were no injuries involved.
Sheriff's officers also reported
three other minor accidents in
which damage was slight and no
personal injuries were involved.
The Sheriff's department also re-
ported that Harold L. Lambert,
charged with passing a worthless
check, forged, was apprehended in
Fayette County and transferred
here They said he admitted pass
ing a forged check for $4100 al
Carter's Grocery in December.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
{. Brai+hwaite
Dies; Final Rites
To Be Saturday

Lester E. Braithwaite, 10, life
long resident of West Jefferson,
died Wednesday evening at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Grace
mclaughlin, 81 Frey Avenue,
West jefferson.
Surviving are eight daughters,
Mrs. mclaughlin, Mrs. Edith For
bis, Mrs. Gladys Cox, Mrs. Hilda
Carter and Mrs. Louise Phillips,
all of West Jefferson, Mrs. Minnie
Armentrout, Resaca, Mrs. Jean
Wilson, San Leandro, California
and Miss Doris Braithwaite of Co
lumbus; three sons, Ralph, Leroy
and Earl all of West Jefferson; a
sister, Mrs. Della Amos of Cincin-
natl; four brothers, Albert and
Homer of West jefferson and Carl
and Everett of Columbus; al
grandchildren and 10 great-grand-
children; several nieces and nep-
hews.
Funeral services will be at two
o'clock Saturday in the West Jeff
erson Methodist Church with the
Reverend Robert Meredith officiat-
ing minister. Interment in Pleas
ant Hill Cemetery by Blauser and
Baker Funeral Service.
Friends may call at the funeral
home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Scout Jamboree
Set For April 28
At Fairgrounds

The Madison County Scout
Jamboree, County Scoutings Big
Annual Show, will be held this
year on April 28th in the Youth
Building at the Madison County
Fairgrounds. The Janboree is a
public demonstration of scouting
Skills and achievements. Each dem
onstration is carried on by Cub
Scout, Boy Scout, Girl Scout or
Campfire Girl unit in booths which
have been appropriately decorat-
ed The spectators move from
booth to booth to observe the
many shows. In addition to the
booth demonstrations, many of the
units put on acts in the Central
Arena.
The first planning meeting for
the event was held Thursday eye
ming, Jan. 3, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Van Horn. At
this meeting, this years Co-Chair-
men and Subcommittee Chairmen
were appointed. Co-Chairmen for
the event will be, Russell Nc
Shane and Charles E. Van Horn.
Subcommittee hairmen n and
members are as follows: Booth
Committee Troxell Laybourne,
Chr, H. J. Pierce, and Paul Lott.
Program Committee Ed Yerian,
Chr, Mrs. Marvin L. Terpening.
Awards Committee the Rev.
Robt. Meredith, Chr. Finance Com
mittee Thurman Snyder, Chr,
Paul Dwyer. Refreshment Com
mittee Lewis Whitelow, Chr.
The necessary steps are being
taken to make this years show
even bigger and better than last
years highly successful event
when attendance passed a thous-
and.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11

of Mrs Edgar Purviance. and she
hopes to receive the cooperation of
all groups and individuals in gath
cring and publishing news Of the
community
Mrs. Cullman's husband is also
interested in seeing that the new
task is successful, and he will be
helping with the West jefferson
news fl m time to time. Both of
them are active young people in
the West Jefferson Community.
and are doing all they can to make
the community better place for
all concerned.
Mrs. Edgar Purvisnce, who had
successfully represented the paper
in West jefferson. submitted her
resignation because of the burden
on her health.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
John Buck Listed
As FinaIist With
Scholarship Test

One senior at London High
School has been named finalist in
the National Merit Scholarship
competition, according to Princi-
pal Jacob Won Kanel. The local
student is among the 1900 highest
scorers on a nationwide college
aptitude examination given to 1872
900 seniors in II, 500 high schools
on October "a.
The London finalist is John
Buck r. R. 2. tSomerford Town
ship, London, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert G. Buck.
The finalists now face a stiff
three-hour College Board examin-
alton on January II, plus intensive
screening of their leadership and
extra-curricular records by a sell
ection board.
At stake are more than 700 four
year college scholarships, many of
them sponsored by business and
industrial corporations. Included
are 100 Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Merit Scholarships and nationwide
programs sponsored by such com.
panies and foundations as Pitts
burgh Plate Glass, F. w. Wool.
worth, Standard Oil Undiana). In,
ternational Nickel, and many 9th,
erS.
The January II examination
will be given in designated testing
centers throughout the country
and at least 1000 of the Merit Fin,
alists are expected to survive this
hurdle, according to John M
Stalnaker, President of the Nat
ional Merit Scholarship Corpora
ton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Fifty Families Hit
By Water Main Break

About fifty families in the Lin
coin Street area were without wat
er for a short period Tuesday af-
ternoon after a storm sewer con-
tractor accidently parted a water
main.
The Water Department rushed
repairmen to the scene and had
the break repaired in about one
and one half hours.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Grand Jury Indiets Two
On MansIaughter Charges
In County Traffic Deaths
Hockenberry Gets
President Post
In Fire Fighters

Dick Hockenberry of West JEFF
ferson was elected president of the
Madison County Fire Fighters AS
sociation at their first meeting of
the new year which was held at
West Jefferson Thursday evening,
Jan 3rd.
Plain City fire chief, Marvin
Greenbaun, was named vice presi-
dent of the organization. Other Of
ficers elected were Ray Roberts of
West Jefferson, secretary; Howard
Davis of South Solon, treasurer,
and Floyd Passwater of Mt. Sterl-
ing was named on the board of
trustees.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11

for community and school activi-
ties. And with the added work of
getting the news of West jefferson
for this paper. she will have
good reason to pursue her favorite
pastime. working and talking
with people.
Mrs. Cullmsn is very interested
in writing, and has been for some
time. She even took a journalism
course while in school. Another of
her favorite pastimes is growing
flowers. and from tie appearance
of the many excellent arrange
ments, it is obvious that she is
successful in the floral depart
ment.
Mrs. Cullman takes over the
West Jefferson post for the pap
er because of the resignation
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Certificates OF
Loan Now Ready
To Raise Money

Madison South High School will
have a lighted athletic field COM
plete with bleachers if plans now
underway develop according to
schedule. The Athletic Depart
ment, in cooperation with the Mad
ison South Booster Club workers,
are issuing $4,000 in non-interest
bearing bonds to defer the costs
of the work, and the materials.
According to plans released by
the Superintendent, the work
should start as soon as weather
permits. The detailed plans for the
lights and the bleachers have not
been completed, but will give am
pie seating and lighting for fall
football.
Superintendent Tier said the
field has already been properly
seeded and treated for a football
gridiron, and will be ready for
playing for fall He added that the
school will try to avoid too many
home games this fall so that the
surface will have a better chance
to develop. It has been seeded to
bluegrass and ryegrass in hopes
that a good sod will be formed as
quickly as possible.
According to Tier the certific-
ates, in denominations of ten dol
lars, are already to be sold, and
are available at the office of the
Madison South School. Later they
will be available from the men,
berS of the Boosters Club.
Specifically, the certificates state
that These funds to be used in
the erection of floodlights and
bleachers at the High School Ath-
letic Field. This obligation to be
repaid without interest as receipts
become available. D."
Anyone wishing to assist the
new school in developing their
athletic program may buy the GER
tificates, and with proper approval
of the school authorities, may
transfer the bonds when necessary
School and volunteer workers
have done the work of preparing
the surface of the field, and have
been highly commended for the eff
fort and the final appearance OF
the field
All funds received are Specifi-
cally eaI1narked and must be used
only for improving the field as
specified.
The official kickoff of the
drive for funds will be January
19 with Pancake Supper at the
school. Following the supper anc
the talks about the fund-drivc, the
alumni will present a basketball
game for those attending.
STILL IN HOSPITAL
Stanley Hillelson, Bexley, father
of Mrs. Laura Dworkin, London
who has been in st. Anthony's
Hospital since September has beer
moved to room $50 and remains ir
a serious condition.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Mrs. CuIInan Named Correspondent For
West jefferson; Enjoys Flowers, People

Mrs. Pauline Cullman, 29S Mid
die Drive, West Jefferson, is the
latest correspondent to join the
list of fourteen who keep the COM
munity news rolling into the pages
of this newspaper
Mrs. Cullman, a native of Co
lumbus, moved to West Jefferson
with her husband and two child
ren a few years ago and loves
Madison County. Her husband,
Fred, still works in Columbus as
a manager of a laundry and dry
cleaning wholesale supply ware
house. Mrs. Cullnan had earlier
worked as a bookkeeper in Co
lumbus.
Her two children, Paula 9, and
Chris. 4, keep her quite busy now,
but she still manages to find time
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Work On Route ~ Has
Already Been Started

The Frysinger Construction Co.
of Columbus Wednesday started
preliminary work of widening and
resurfacing six miles of US.
Route AZ in the South Charleston
area.
According to a spokesman for
the State Highway Department,
the work will start one mile south
of South Charleston and extend
through the village north and east
ward to the Madison County line.
Three bridges over the route
will have to be widened in connec-
ton with the work. This is to be
handled by the Gamble Construct
ion Co.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
School Employees
Get Pay Hikes In
London's System

All employees of the London
Public School were granted pay in
creaSes effective January l. Dis
closed by school Superintendent,
J. J. Hartley, the new pay hikes
effect administration, teachers,
custodians, cooks, bus drivers, and
engineers. The increases wer G
granted at the regular January
The new teachers salary sche-
dule calls for a beginning salary
of S3400 for a teacher with four
years of college training and hold
ing a bachelors degree. Maximum
salary for a teacher with these
same qualifications with 10 or
more years of experience will be
$4600, Hartley said.
Teachers having less than three
years of training but more than
10 years of teaching experience
will be paid $4050; more than
three years of training but less
than degree, will receive a maxi
mum salary of $4250.
Teachers having five years of
training, but not a Masters De-
gree, will receive a maximum sal
ary of S4850; and teachers having
earned a Masters Degree will be
given a maximum salary of $500.
After the first five years of the
schedule annual increases in SAL
ary shall be granted only to those
members of the teaching staff who
are rendering satisfactory service
and who evidence continuous pro-
fessional growth. During each five
years of service. beginning Janu-
ary l, 1855, each teacher must
show evidence of having satisfac-
torily completed six semester
hours of university or college cred
it.
The average increase of the non-
teaching personnel ranged from
500 to $400, depending upon the
job classification and the number
of years the employee has worked
in the present school system.
The increased payroll of the
London School System resulted
from additional funds received
from the new State Foundation
program, according to Supt. Hart.
ley.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Murray Lohr Named To
School Board Head

Murray Lohr, London Rural
Mail carrier, was named president
of the London Board of Education
at the annual organizational meet
ing held recently. Mrs. Robert Day
was the retiring president.
Others elected at the meeting,
according to Superintendent j. j.
Hartley, were: Robert Creath,
Vice President and Robert Lukens,
Clerk.
The meeting was held in the Of
flee of Superintendent Hartley in
the High School Building.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Chicago Trip Is "The Time Of My Life''
For Working Madison County 4-h Member

A trip to Chicago for Four II
Club Congress proved to be one of
the most interesting things ever to
happen to Barbara GeeSling, an a
ward winning All Club member
of Madison County and London.
Miss Geesling, who graduated
from Madison Local High School
in 1855, has been in wheel chair
since four years ago when she was
a victim of Polio Her wheelchair
has not proved burden TO her,
because she now holds A full time
job AS secretary -bookkeeper of the
DeKalb District office here. She
won the trip as a result of her
frozen food projects. She also finds
time to teach a Sunday School
Glass of first to fourth grade girls
at the Newport Methodist Church
Out of the trip to Chicago came
the following essay concerning the
values of the trip Miss Geesling
called the trip The Time of My
Life"
BY Barbara GeesIing
During my 9 years in al
have worked with variety of pro-
jects and I have received rewards
worth a great deal more than the
work which I put into these pro-
iects. These rewards have been in
the form of making new friends,
gaining self-confidence, and i'm
proved family and community liv-
ing.
It was a dream come true when
I was awarded a trip to the 35th
National All Club Congress in Chi
cago. This Congress brings togeth-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
Suggest Levy In
Repairing Jail;
Jail In Order

The Madison County Grand
Jury returned two manslaughter
indictments in traffic cases and
recommended q special levy for
the repairing and remodeling of
the County Jail. They also exaInin-
ed 50 witnesses in 80 cases and re-
turned 21 true bills They ignored
nine cases. The session started
Tuesday and was not concluded
until late Thursday in one of the
busiest recent sessions.
Kenneth Eugene Shearer was
indicted for second degree man.
slaughter in connection with the
traffic death of Mrs Julia A.
Graham, II, of Columbus. The
crash occurred July 18 on State
Route 142, three miles east of
London.
Harry A Lookabaugh, Spring
field service station attendant, was
indicted in connection with the
traffic death of Gail Everett Mat
thews, q, of Xenia, also employed
in Springfield at the time of his
death, Dec. II on u. S. Route AZ,
Ia miles east of London.
The jurors visited the county
Jail where they found the opera
tion in order. The following recon-
mendation was made, however:
I'VE recommend to the county
commissioners that in view Of the
recommendation of the state fire
marshal they submit to the people
a small levy to repair and remodel
the county Jail and residence Of
the sheriff in a safe and proper
manner; that a tape recorder be
purchased for the sheriff's office:
that testimony be taken in writing
by the sheriff's office and signed
by the accused and witnesses to
the testimony; that for the sake of
safety new stove and new refrig-
orator be purchased at once for
the county Jail; and that the Mad
iSon County commissioners pur-
chase an alcometer for the sher-
ifs office"
Indictments were returned a.
gainst the following persons:
James Moody, removing mort
gagged property; Howard Bates.
two indictments of two counts each
for forging and uttering and two
separate indictments of insuffici-
ent funds; Henry Lee Harperree,
two indictments of two counts
each for forging and uttering.
George Coffey, reckless opera
tion of motor vehicle; Maurice
Mossbarger, resisting or abusing
an officer; Marvin o. Armentrout,
insufficient funds; Robert Reid.
failure to provide; Jeff Edward
Dunn, grand larceny: William Nc
Dowell. assault and battery; Rob-
ert Mcdowell, assault and battery:
Harry Thompson, forging and ut
tering; Robert Winslow. failure 10
provide; Martin r. White, failure
to provide; Harry Lambert, forg-
ing and uttering.
No indictments were returned
against the following: Ernest Nc
Clary operating a motor vehicle
while intoxicated; Denver Houser,
assault: Charles Edwin Patterson.
grand larceny; Jeff Edward Dunn.
grand larceny; Roy Lambert, fail
ure to provide; Henry Lee Harper
rec, intent to defraud. Robert
Winslow, attempted breaking and
entering; Clyde Brooks, assault.
Arrangement Of those indicted
will be held before Judge Gerald
A. Baynes. Thursday, at $50 am.
in Common Pleas Court.
ENTERS MT. CARMEL
Therman Lambert Sr.. 122 Wes-
tern Avenue, entered Mt Carmel
Hospital, Monday, to undergo sur
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-11
London Native Is
Panel Judge For
Dayton N Show

Miss Suzanne Rea, teacher of
English at Stivers High School,
Dayton, appeared on television
Sunday as the judge of a new pro-
gram sponsored by the Dayton
Council on World Affairs.
The panel is chosen each week
from the various high schools of
Dayton. Miss Rea is sponsor of the
Junior Council on World Affairs
at Stivers High School.
Miss Rea is the daughter of Mrs
Robert L. Rea, North Main Street