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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
New Steps Taken
To Cut Accidents
AT Franklin Road

COLUMBUS - New steps to
combat the high accident rate at
one of Ohio's most dangerous high
way intersections are being taken
by the Ohio Department of High
ways.
Large freeway-type overhead
signs will be erected at the inter-
section of Georgesville Road-Phil-
ipi Road and US 40, west of Co
lumbus, as part of Governor
O'NeilIs program for maximum
highway safety.
The Department of Highway
Safety has ranked this intersection
first in its list of high-accident
intersections.
A left-turn lane for eaStbound
traffic on US 40 was recently COM
pleted as we'll as a right turn lane
for southbound traffic on Phipipi
Road. These Improvements repre-
sent previous steps taken in the
all-out war against accidents at the
intersection.
The new signs will be four feet
by eleven feet in size with white
lettering on a green background.
The signs will indicate left-turn,
right-turn, and through lanes for
US 40 West Broad Street, traf-
fic.
The Department will erect the
signs within a few weeks.
Thorough traffic behavior stud
les have disclosed that turning
movements, in addition to very
heavy traffic densities have con-
tributed to the unusually high acci-
dent experience at this intersec-
ton.
These improvements" Highway
Chief Charles M. Noble stated,
coupled with certain alterations
in the existing high-type electron-
ic signal system, represent a sci
entific traffic engineering approach
to the solution of one of the De-
partment's knottiest local operation
problems"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
By AL. SONDERS
By Al SMITH

Real satisfied" was the COM
ment of one contented hunter
checked in Vinton County. And
we'll he should have been for his
game bag included / wood duck,
3 gray squirrels and 2 ruffed
grouse.
While such success is exception
al, the opportunity for mixed hunt
ing is available this year due to
revisisons in setting the game sea-
sons.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05

Hunters reported seeing ruffed
grouse and squirrels in goodly
numbers this year. Wildlife biolog-
lists point out that large numbers
of squirrels are being seen late in
the season due to the presence of
young squirrels from the summer
litter. Many of these young squir-
rels were still in the nest when the
season opened, but since that time
have been weaned and are now
ION their own" Most of these
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05
Overlap Seasons
Enjoyed By Many
In Ohio's Fields

COLUMBUS, OHIO - Many
hunters checked in the field by
Division of Wildlife personnel have
expressed satisfaction with the ov-
erlapping season on grouse, squir-
rel, waterfowl and deer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-05

WEBSTER CLASSIC

young squirrels will be about full
grown the last two weeks of the
1857 squirrel season. The season
closes October 81.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
When Christ Was
Born In POWhatan

Emmanuel Episcopal church at
Powhatan viii have a Christmas
program for children Of the Sunday
school Sunday at 1890 am The
pageant When Christ Was Born
will be given.
Celebration Of the Holy Com
munich will take place at 10 am
on Christmas morning, with the
children's choir singing Christmas
carols. Cameron Blandford and
Jamie Stitt will serve as acolytes
The service will be conducted by
the Rev Wilson M. Stltt, rector OF
the Amelia Powhatan cure.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Amelia Ruritan
Committee Named

Amelia Rlnitan club commit
tees for 1858 we're appointed By
Jack Dickens following his in
stallation as president December
IL.
Committeeman, with the chair
man listed first, are:
Industry and business methods
F.. J Rudershausen, Lewis Nor
ris, S. j Townes and Wilbur Boy.
ef.
Agriculture r, SI1Ihs Williams
Irving Morris, JAMES Ford anc
Herbert Barnard.
Program O. A Norton. Hiram
Holmes. Buck Goodman and Johr
Smith.
Health. welfare and sanitation
Lee F. Rhoads, DR. James L
Hammer, Lawrence Allen and Jom
Duke.
Recreation and youth Philip F
Boepple. James Marshall John F
Woods and Guthrie Goodman.
Finance Stephen Farrar. jim
Boyer. O. c, Wingo and Roy
Saunders.
Farm Safety Garland Marris
H J. Easter, John Vance and Ear
Boozer.
iTau-n and for,,> hoo,,t,s;oa+;a,,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
White Christmas
Project Of .imelians

Amelia High School Hi-Y and
TriHi-Y club members Are work
ing on their annual White Christ
nas project for needy Amelia
families
Shop students are repairing toys
art students are painting and each
home room and club is filling a
Christmas basket for needy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Z Women Complete
Red Gross Course

Seven women received pins at
the completion Of a Red Cross
home nursing instructors course
IN Amelia December 7.
Those receiving pins were Mrs.
Buddy Emerson, Mrs Phil White,
Mrs. Garland Mover. Mrs. John
Brandt, Mrs, Hassell Hill, Mrs
william Barnard and Mrs. Bob
Lane
Plans are being made to begin
classes for the public soon after
the new year Anyone interested
in taking the course should notl-
~ the closest instructor.
MIS- Lane plans to bagin classes
IN Amelia at the health center
either January or 10 at 100
pm. She viii teach two classes a
week. She would like to be noti-
fled before December % If you
are Interested in taking the course
so definite plans can be made.
Mrs. Buddy Emerson will begin
Ter classes January % at Jeters-
vile III Anderson's store She viii
have one class A week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Clover Pastor To
Move To Amelia

John T. Lennon, Glover. has ac-
cepted the pastorate of Amelia
Baptist church effective January
/. He has been pastor Of the Glow
er Baptist Church for the past q
years.
Lennon was graduated from
Wake Forest College in North
Carolina and from Southern Bap-
fist Seminary Louisville, Ky. He
held pastorates in Kentucky and
North Carolina before going to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Amelia TO Offer
First Aid Course

z A first aid course under the di-
-rection Of w 6 Ragland. Of Crewe
= VIII start on January at pm.
at Amelia High School
Glasses will be held every Mon.
day and Wednesday evenings for
the duration Of a course Of 20 hours.
Members Of the Amelia Volun-
teer Fire Department have already
signed UP Anyone else interested
should get in touch with Earl
Boozer, Red Cross first aid chair
man
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Christ Episcopal
Observes Christmas

A Christmas party for the chill
dren Ct Christ Episcopal church.
Amelia. will be held at the church
Sunday at 3 pm.
A candlelight communion serv-
ice will be held at the church on
Christmas eve, December "a. at
Z pm Nicholas DeKrafft and Mac
Dickens will serve as acolytes. The
Rev Wilson M. Stitt. rector Of the
Amelia Powhatan cure. viii con
duct the service.
The children's choir viii sing
carols.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

E. Dodson. L. A. Coleman and
Roger Jones
Fellowship George O. Hardy
Jg., and Valentine W. Southan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Amelia HI Council
To Sponsor Dance 4

Amelia All county council viii
sponsor a dance at the Amelia War
Memorial building December 2f
from pm. to IL midnight. Lewis
Butler orchestra will provide the
music.
Proceeds will be used to further
the work Of the council
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
family

ldiiliiS
Other Community Organizations
will turn in materials to the two
high school clubs. Names Of the
families to receive the gifts were
obtained from the county health
and welfare departments.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

Glover.
While in Halifax county Len
non served two years as president
Of the Baptist Minister'S con-
ference in the Dan River associa :
ton.
The wife of the Glover pastor
was Olivia Stephenson, Of Ivor.
MIS-. Lennon was graduated from
Lonewood College and the Carver
School Of Missions and Social
Work in Louisville, Ky. For two
wears she served as Baptist stu
dent secretary at Longwood.
The Lemons have two children
Larry. 8, and Celia, S.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
First Christmas
At. st. Lukc's Sunday

At st Luke's Episcopal church.
Powhatan county. the Christmas
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02
Deu tbs
Charlotte Garman

A former member of the Gale
donia Elementary School faculty,
Miss Charlotte Garman died at
her home, 1927 Southern rd., West
Richfield, following a lingering
illness. Services and burial were
on April 23rd.
Miss Garman attended Kent
State University and was a gradu-
ate from Western Reserve Uni
versity, and was an accomplished
pianist.
She is survived by her mother,
Mrs. H. B. Garman, two brothers,
Charles and Theodore; two nieces
and a nephew.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02
Films

"Overseas Run"-a fascinating
trip through Europe will depict
the main tourist attractions of
each country. Film on England will
present a camera tour of subur-
ban, college, and formal estate
gardens of that nation. The third
film on Pompeii and Vesuvius will
show breath-taking scenes of ac-
tual volcanic eruptions in Italy.
All films will be shown in the East
Cleveland Public Library Thurs
day, May 9th at 800 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02

published March % April 4 IL 49, IS. May O. 1857
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02
Chambers

Chambers
One of the incest Easter pres
ents we heard anything about
was given by the third grade
pupils of Miss Winifred Savage
at Chambers School to a former
East Cleveland teacher. Their
gift was a musical serenade to
Miss Louise Farrand, once
teacher at Chambers and later
vocal music director at Kirk
Junior High School. who is now
at the Singleton Convalescent
Home on East 82nd st. They all
went there and played for her.
Every child took along an in
strument of some sort: the rooms
special half-size tuba, drums,
song flutes, bells and a xylophone.
And they played pieces for Miss
Farrand and her friends that
they have been rehearsing for the
All-School Festival later this
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02
A Penny Supper

Every May the Cleveland Chap
ter DeMolay and their mothers
put on a Penny Supper. This
years event is scheduled for Tues
day, the 4th at the East Cleveland
Woman's Club with reservations
to be phoned to UL 1901 or "
1895 by Friday, May 10th.
Planning the supper are COM
mittees headed by Mrs. Henry
Probst for the mothers, and Bob
Todd, master counselor for the
boys.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02
SIX SIX ES

month, and also some pieces of
their own.
Miss Farrand, a close friend of
/ Miss Savage's as we'll as a lover
of music, was most appreciative
of their concert and of the feel
ing behind it. She wrote the class
very nice "Thank-you" note, of
which they are very proud.
Prospect
Mrs. Jeanne Lindval's fourth
grade room at Prospect is quite
an artistic place these days, with
three or four kinds of work on
display all at the same time.
They have a Japanese house with
paper walls, dolls dressed in the
costumes of Japan, and pictures
and flowers that are frequently
found in the art of that nation.
The children have also rehabili-
tated old trays, which had been
Judged to be ready for the trash
basket when they got them, in
such complete fashion that
they can't be recognized now.
Sanded, painted, and lacquered,
the trays now have flower de-
signs in black, red, yellow, and
other colors in clean and attrac-
tive compositions, and are hand
some enough to be put to real
use in their owners homes.
Other Prospect notes: Mrs.
Hazel Stephenson's third graders
are still talking about their trip
to the Natural History Museum,
been taking the noontime Social
Dancing course have been awarded
two extra dance sessions, because
Of the large enrolment this
semester.
Caledonia
The Caledonia Orchestra gave
their classmates concert the |
other morning, consisting of both |
ensemble numbers and pieces by |
smaller groups such as duets,
solos, trios and quaruettes. Along
with the young musicians in the
other five schools, the Hilltop
children are working hard to pre-
pare for this months All-School
Music Festival down at Shaw
Gymnasium; and this concert was
a sort of preview of The instru-
mental parts of that festival, plus
the Caledonia groups own pieces
The big instrumental number
for the grade chool orchestra
this year is "Wringle, Wrangle,"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02

The Greater Cleveland Safety
Council, which embraces 13 SUBJ
urban Safety Councils in Cuyahoga
County, is the largest organiza-
tion of its kind in the nation.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02

from Walt Disney's movie, "West-
ward Ho the Wagons" All six
orchestras are now practicing it,
and on the opening night of the
Festival on May 23rd they will
play it all together. You have un-
doubtedly heard this number-or
you will soon, if you live any
where in East Cleveland and your
windows are open.
Caledonia's warm-up concert
was in charge Of the Festivals two
instrumental maestros, Director of
Music S. Robert Fraser and Kirk
Instrumental Music Director Ken
meth S. Williams.
Mayfair
Mayfair Schools hall is enliv-
ened these days with exhibits of
work which the children have
made in connection with other ac-
tivities. An Indian Stockade table,
for instance, showing both sum-
mer and winter scenes with tee
pees, horses, dogs, and people,
was constructed recently as a
project of Cub Pack 13; but it fit
in so we'll with school subjects,
and the boys were all Mayfair
ties anyway, so that it has been
set up in the downstairs hall.
Red Cross dolls, too, were used
as a part of a "Dolls Around the
World" display of that organiza-
tion last month, and they have
now been transplanted to May
fair showcase. The dolls are
dressed in costumes of many
countries, and some of them are
grandma dolls" of considerable
age and value.
AS classroom project, the
boys and girls of Miss Grace Con-
away's fourth grade found some
brand new ways to make flowers.
The papiermache cups of an egg
carton, for example look surpris-
ingly like tulip cenrers when they
are cut out and painted; and rolled
cylinders of cardboard make very
life-like daffodil flowers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02
ROZelle
Five Little Pennies

Yes, Hennv Penny has five little
brown and black chicks. They are
all with their mother in a cage in
the Kindergarten room at Rozelle.
They eat worms. The worm dig
ging activities of Rozelle students
have been prodigious of late, and
the supply is always (ugh) greater
than the demand.
One little chick tackled worm
that was almost as big as he was.
and he got stuffed and almost
groggy before he dispatched all
of it. Another worm was so big
that it frightened the chicks; thev
peeped and ran away from it. So
Henny Penny he'd to take care Of
that one herself. But mostly Hen
ny Penny eats grain.
Rozelle is famous for other
things, too: the school is now dis
playing Spelling Contest plaque
and two Pee-Wee Bowling League
trophies recently. won by Rozell-
ians. The Honorable Mention
speller is Kay Proutv. ond the
young bowler-who posted stout
122 high average i is Cherries
Apple.
Superior
Last Friday a half-hour show
of home color movies entertained
and instructed an assembly of
Superior children. The movies were
shot on a recent trip to Washing
ton and Florida by a Superior
family whose children are in that
school. The sights of Washington,
and the sea animals and semi
tropical landscapes of Florida,
were varied now and then with
shots of the children of the family
itself, as is right and proper; and
comments of classmates recogni-
tion alUernated with exclamations
of delight at the scenes shown as
the reel unrolled.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-02
CARD OF THANKS

THE Jacobs family wishes to thank
the East Cleveland Police and Fire
Rescue Squad for their splendid CO.
operation in helping in time of need.
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PROPOSALS

NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR
cate, subject 70 the conditions
contained herein and in the Con-
tract Documents, will Be received
for furnishing all labor and ma
terials and performing ali work
necessary and incidental 70 the
conStruetion Of Housing Project
DC -l0, Kenilworth Courts, COM
prising 422 dwelling units located
On kenilworth Avenue between
nue. NE, Wsshlnaton. p' u. u ns
200. pm Eastern Daylight Time
on the 18th Of october 1857, 81
the National Capital Housing Au-
thority at its ofllces ct 1925 New
York Avenue NV, Washlnaton
%, y, g., ~ which time and place
W BIDS VII be publicly opened.
ments, including plans and speci-
ncations VII BE- On Ole 9esinnlns
sHsleai . otbles ,iend JPsls oor realS q
Avenue NV. wSshinston i 9s,
b g. Copies Of the documents
may be obtained 81 depositlnE
with the NCHA for each III oil
documents obtained CERTIFIED
CHECK In the amount OF $50 90
made out 70 the National Capital
Houtlne Authority. Such deposit
will be refunded 10 each Derson
who returns the plans. Fpeolflca-
tons, and other documents 10 the
Authority az 1920 New York Ave-
nue. N,Wa Washineton.. D. O.. In
good condition on or before Mo-
yember IS. 1887. PLEASE NOTE:
Deposit checks cannot be returned
unless plans and Specifications are
received within the time specified
JAMES RING, Executive Director.
sepl0,ie,21.
GOVT, OF DIST. OF COL, DEPT.
OF. HIGHWAYS, SEPT, Is, 1Ob7,S-
SEALED PROPOSALS viii Be reed
IN RIM. f0f, 400 Pa. Ave. NV,
Oct. 0, 1857, and then piubiieiy
opened and read for contributing
b5ih 81, Bridge over Watts BIZ,
NE, and the paving on approaehes
thereto tBridfe No. 1861, consist.
q approx, .p34 Gu. yds, excaya-
tons n6phaitic concr.. 2b3 Cd. yds.
Class "HB" concr. and 24.7O0 lbs.
relpf steel. Proposal forms. plans
and specns. obfainabie from etlper.
visor, contr A Bond Section, Pros
lurement once. D, q, RIM. 400,
400 Penna. Ave. NV, upon AZ.
post of q certified check for
istlef Il fesss, b' {. CTsl. IA.
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BkAL ESTATE 8ALEBMEN, two
needed for aggressive Silver eps.
once presently selling subdivi.
sions and brokerage. Also, need
the eround floor Of Silver eprine' 4
lastest-erowing once. licensed M
3 ?. BLANCHARD, Realtor, 0is
6llgo ave, s. g., Nd. ~. S-eH0n.
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PRoPosALs.
tcoNTiNueDl

GOVT; OF DIST. OF COL, pEpT
n Rm. .l0l. z9o re. Ave. NV.
Wa.h, y. I, 2; q until 2 PM. EDIT
opened and read for constr, CEN
asphaitic ccncl. rdwys.. parklni
s srcnnd. s q chS ss ss center vss ssI
Laurel. Maryland. consist. Of ap'
prox. 1890 LIN It. comb. CEN
concr. curb and. gutter, consist
of { sptter 2 Inches IN depth ant
~ inches In width and curb
inches IN width. at the. TOP :
IS inches IN depth, incl. renllin5
and 12,470 tons asph. concr. basl
course variable inches In depth
Proposal forms and specns. OBJ.
tainahle from Supervisor, Contr
3 Bond Section, Procurement OF.
nee. D, c., Rm 1O4. 400 ponnn
Ave, NV. (Tel. MA. $4,000, Ext
237S) se1Ss10,20,21, 1924
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

10, UNKNOWN OWNER or owners
OF Lot 10, So. W-023, known a.
premises los ! st. NV. Pursuant
TO the provisions OF the Act OF
Coneress Of May !. 1905. entitled
An Act TO Create q Board for
the Condemnation Of Insanitary
Buildings in the District Of CO.
lumbia. and for other Purposes, %
IS amended, the members Of the
Board have investigated into the
sanitary condition Of the bldg. at
the premises mentioned above.
This bldg. has been found, as 4
result OF such Investigation. 10 be
IN such insanitary condition as 10
enoanger the health or lives Of
the occupants thereof or Of per-
sons living In the vicinity, and
accordingly the same Is hereby
conoemned. From and after IS
Gays after . COPY Of this Order Is
af1xed 20 said BLDG. or parts
thereof. II shall be unlawful for
any person TO occupy this bide
unless within said period the con-
ditions which led TO Condemnation
OF bldg. have been remedied and
order has been cancelled, or un-
less the time within which said
bldg. or part Of Bldg. may Be law.
July occupied has been extended
py special order Of this Board.
1t COL, ROBERT Z. MATTE,
WILLIAM H. CARY. Jr, 8. D,
lLoENFHITL. se1O. 2O,2l
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when oaspsrlne e1Dssfissments
eddFesssa % star bo1os 60 NOT
enclose original references pho.
fogf0phs or other materials Of
p6rSonal Ualue CopfeS eevUe tho
eurposs 'originsis msy Get lost
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TH0s. ]. OWEN 8 so
Aucfioneefg,
iii Z 81. NV.

TRUsTERg SALE OF VALUABLE
SEMfDETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING BEING KNOWN AS PREM-
ISES NUMBER $500 FIRST
STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liher No. 1898,
Folio 615. ct sea-. Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees viii sell. at public auc-
ton, 10 front Of the premises,
on WEDNESDAY. THE SECOND
IA pF9 rw "a rqRfiFqq99Eo5:ic t1o p I 3
the following-deseribed land and
premises. situate in the District
Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED Is
and being Lot ~ in Square 6li7
in Finks' subdivision Of lots N
said. Square. as per plat recorded
In the once Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia. In LibeI
120, at Folio 179.
TERMS: Sold subject TO q prior
deed Of trust for approximately
S3,e46.65i further particulars Of
which win be announced at time
Of sale; the purchase price above
deposit Of $500 required. Convey :
anclng, recording, ETC.. ct pur-
chaser'e cost. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale. Terms TO be
complied with within thirty days
Otherwise deposit forfeited and
the. property may be advertised
and resold ct the discretion Of
the trustees.
LOUIS YUDELEVTT.
ROBERT W. KIDWELL,
oe2l.23,25,26-ocl Trustees,
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sEIRyIcEMAE twhitel, wanted BY
liver and set up mobile homes In
the Balto-Wash. area: must BE
exper, sober and willing TO work
Tor future ADVANCEMENT: good, pay
c s1a other ps ben nsia1ts. Can COL.