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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11
COMMON PLEAS COURT

COMMON PLEAS COURT
Cases Filed -
Faye A. Green VS. Earl C. Green,
divorce. Seeks also custody of
three minor children and other re-
lief. Charged gross neglect; mar
ried November 81, 1910 at Green
up, Kentucky.
F & r Lazarus Co. VS. H. M. and
Beatrice Downing; money only,
S31260 plus costs and interest
claimed.
Lowell and Violet Graham VS.
Wayne r. and Flora E. Clelland;
temporary restraining order; per-
manent injunction, money damages
etc.
Fred G. Dellinger VS. Welcome
Siebold; money only; 5000 plus in
terest and costs claimed.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Margaret Hollingshead to Lor-
enc Busic ct al; property in Mt.
Sterling.
c. ]. and Dorothy Murray to
Ruth E. and Helen L. Murray,
property in West Jefferson.
Ruth z. and Helen L. Murray to
c. ]. and Dorothy Murray, prop
erty in West Jefferson.
Nora A. O'Donnell estate to
Frank w. O'Donnell, ct al; proper
| ty in Monroe Township.
Taylor and Opal Renick to H. o.
and Rose M. Pearce, property in
Fairfield Township.
Florence L. Grassley estate to
Wade Grassley, property in Pleas
ant Township.
Alice L. Huston estate to L. M.
Huston, property in Stokes and
Paint Townships.
| c. F. Kuehner to Henrietta M.
Chenos, property in West Jeffer-
son.
| William Golden estate to Lee w
Golden ct al, property in London.
Mary E. Daniels to Lee w. Gold
en- ct al, property in London.
Jessie F. Dorm to Howard F
Dorm property in Range Township
Jessie F. Dorm to EVELYN D
Dunn, ,hproperty in Range Township
Jessie F. Dorm to Eleanor D
Haigler, property in Range Town
ship.
| Jessie F. Dorm to Louise D
| Slaug h er, property in Rang,
Township.
Jessie F. Dorm to Howard F
Dorm, property in Range Township
Clark Redding to c. C. and Mar,
Redding, property in Plea asan
Township.
IL Frank w. O'Donnell to Edwil
UODonnell, property in Monro,
Township.
H G. d. and Rosemary Littler Z
| Carrie nj. Littler, property O
| Route 38.
| ~ .1
II Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mountain
| North Madison Road, have gone [
Mansfield where they will atten
| the funeral of Mr.. Mountains brc
ther, Charles Mountain. who die
at his home in Shiloh at the age {
: eighty-eight.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON TAX BUDGET

Two copies Of the Tax Budget as
tentatively adopted for the Trus-
tees of Paint in Madison County,
Ohio, are on file in the office of the
Trustees of said Township. These
are for public inspection; and q
Public Hearing on said Budget will
be held at the Township Hall in said
Township, on the 21 day of Oct.
1867, at 800 o'clock Pm.
j. w RnVd. Clerk
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11
OUR CLASSIFsEDS
GET RESULTS!
NOT ICE
STATU OF OHIO

NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
To: THE POLICYHOLDERS OF
THE STERN AND
SOUTHERN LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
That the. petition Of The Western
and Southern Life Insurance Com
pany, of Cincinnati, Ohio, setting
forth the terms of proposed Plan
and Agreement for the merger Of
Guaranty Union Life Insurance
Company, of Beverly Hills, Cali
fornia, with The Western and
Southern Life Insurance Company.
under which Guaranty Union Life
Insurance Company will merge
Southern Life Insurance Company.
Guaranty Union Life Insurance
Company will convey and transfer
all OF its property and assets to The
Western and Southern Life Insur-
ance Company and The Western
and Southern Life Insurance Cons
pany will assume all of the liabili-
ties Of Guaranty Union Life Insur-
ance Company, including it's obli-
cations under all policies of insur-
ance, has been presented to and
filed in the Office of the Superin-
tendent Of Insurance OF Ohio, on
the 18th day of September, 1857.
Said Plan and Agreement of
Merger coming within the provi-
eions of Section 1901. .09 OF the Re-
Nised Code of Ohio, hearing on
said petition for approval of said
Plan and Agreement will be held
by the Commission provided by
Section 1907. II of the Revised Code
of Ohio, on Wednesday, November
81, 1857, at 1000 o'clock AN, at
the Offices of the Superintendent OF
Insurance of Ohio, 115 East Rich
Street, Columbus, Ohio, or at such
other time and place as may be
later fixed by said Commission by
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal of my Office. this 18th day
of September, 1857.
(Signed)
ARTHUR i. VORYg,
Superintendent OF Insurance
Department Of Insurance
State of Ohio.
(SEALl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11

The fine drama or the fine piece
of music does not make its auditor
part of crowd; it removes him,
and every one else in the crowd,
and makes him an individual.
George Jean Nathan
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11
PROBATE COURT
Marriage License =

"dEEtd9C EiS1bSC
Charles Russell Fowler, 19, Lon
don factory worker and Joan Luz
ciIle Rafferty,, London.
inventories Approved -
Gertrude Dennen estate; S2250
all real estate. Robert A. Koven-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11
In HOSPITAL

Lewis Davis, South Main Street,
has been admitted to Mt. Carmel
Hospital for surgery. He is in room
828.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11

u OUR For The Majority
M TOWN OF Us All
It was storng evening and not fit for man or
beast hen the tows oty doctor awakened by oud
knockinq on his door Hopping into has pants he doctor
raced downstairs only to find 0et and 6edro99teo FARMER
standing there.
The farmer said, DOC ho,O much do yoq charge for
country calls?"
"iUe dollars "smapped the DOCTOR annoyed that any
one aoouId bargain under such circumstances.
The farmer then asked the doctor to get dressed ana
the t0o rode IN the doctors ont to the farm L9hteg
flashed and mud spashed but they finally MADE a.
AS then drove soaOty up the muddy lane, the farmer
took ve dollar bill from his pocket and Jumped ont say
ing "Thanks, doc, old boy!'
Doctor yelled, stop! Don't yOu need a doctor-isnt
someone Sjck?'
Whereupon the farmer said, "Noao, amt anyone sick
but the taTi drOer m toacn cdnted ten dodrS 10 0f"9
me out here!
It's alright to kiss the bride after the weddng-pro-
vided that it's the same day!
Sudden thought If person doesn't write what he be-
lieves then he shouldn't write at all.
And remember in the battle of the sexes, is
apt to win if he has little money on his side
And to think that just few years ago everybody was
worrying the possibility of another depression! Now
they're worrying about another boom!
A pompous ass rates little envy he knows
how wrong he is
The most futile undertaking in the whole world is try
ing to please everybody.
Hell hath no fury like scorned-or when she
is dieting
From the days the memory of Joke zoe
heard IN Washingtons famed Pentagon Seems that
the yong rife Of Army major rushed TO the first
aid Where the doctor found that she about to
hare baby.
The doctor odnonished her ttusly . "Modoru", he
said you should haze better than to come to the
PentdgOn IN this conditiOnt'
Whereupon the young matrom snapped, doctor, Ohen
came IN here Odsnt IN this condition."
AS time goes on dull people get duller sharp people
get sharper and the old ones get younger.
The problems of the rich many and carried bat
couple of y0ung TeTdS college haze found
ground According to Dallas correspondent taVo
youngsters Were engaged IN rather guarded conversation
at football game. Our overheard ask this br0aU
raising question Of the other Haue you inherited any
money Lately2"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11

answered the roll call by naming
their favorite flower.
Mrs. Roger Mantle informed us
the Council members are sponsor
ing a trip to Mansfield, October
%. Tickets will be $3.50. They are
also taking orders for Christmas
candles. If you want further infor-
nation about either please call
your Counselor.
Our thanks to Mrs. Robert Tre-
hearne who auctioneered our
White Elephant Sale so well. Come
to our next meeting on November
A and find out how much we made.
You'll also find out about Enter
tanning On A Budget"
Shirley Nall discussed the SUBJ
ject Dress Dollars Go Shopping" F"
She told us many ways to get the
best values for our dollars. We all
appreciated this meeting and if we
apply all the basic knowledge
Shirley gave to us, we certainly
will be well dressed.
After the meeting delicious re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Edgar Smith and Mrs. Isaiah Call.
Secretary,
Mrs. Herbert Fades
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11
MADISON COUNTY COURT NEWS

cry, Robert L. Clancy and Rich
ard P. Sla gle, appraisers; John
Dennen, executor
Harry H. Campbell estate, $12,-
521.98 of which $2750 was real es-
tate. E. D. Tanner, r. G.. Webber
and H. c. Hill, appraisers; Letitia
Campbell, executrix.
Daniel B. Leach estate, S27, $50
of which $27, $50 was real estate.
Edmund Tanner, r. G. Webber and
H. c. Hill, appraisers; Paul E. Ad-
kins, administrator.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11
HOME
DEMONSTRATION
NEWS
MADISON RURAL

MADISON RURAL
Our President, Mrs. Carl Rine-
hart, called the meeting to order
Monday afternoon, October 7.
Nineteen new and old members
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11
PISE TOWNSHIP

The Pike Township Home DEM
onstration Council had their first
meeting of the 1888 year. The
group met at the home of Mrs.
Walter Renner, Tuesday evening,
Sept. "a.
The club was organized and the
officers for the year are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Dale Leach; Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Donald Jones; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Mrs. Lennie
Boerger.
The program was planned for
the year, and demonstration on
First Aid was given by Mrs. Wal
ter Renner.
Other homemakers present at
the meeting were: Mrs. Drue Bald
ridge, Mrs. Robert Edwards, Mrs.
Carl Williams, Mrs. c. E. Lippen-
colt, Mrs. j. o. Chenault, Mrs.
Norman Renner, Mrs. Virgil Nc
Way, Mrs. Eugene Wilson, Mrs.
Robert Carnetle, Mrs. Robert
Burns, and Mrs. Ross McCarty Jr.
The next meeting will be held,
Tuesday, October Is, at the home
of Mrs. Drue Baldridge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mountain.
North Madison Road, have gone to
Mansfield where they will attend
the funeral of Mr.. Mountains bro
ther, Charles Mountain, who died
at his home in Shiloh at the age of
eighty-eight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Patina Solid Maple 9.Pc. Dining
Room Suite 1900 $4,000
Charcoal Mahogany 7.Pc. Mod.
ern Dinette Suite 393.95 289.90
Lined Oak 5-Pc. Modern hi.
netle Suite 1926 5000
Mocha Mahogany 7-Pc. Dinette
Suite by Stewartstown 10000 $4,000
5.Pc. Black and Gold Dinette.
4 Captains Chairs and Round
Table $1,000 1900
3.Pc. French Provincial Sec
iional Sofa with foam cushion $500 379.o5
Traditional Sofa with foam I.
cushion and kick-pleat skirt 1880 1880
Flex Steel Foam Cushion Mod.
ern Sofa. Lifetime guarantee on
base unit --- $500 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Of loans" under the devel-
opment loan fund.
It also set up. as required
by the Mutual Security Act. a
three-man loan committee with
Douglas Dillon. Undersecret'.ry
of State for Economic Affairs,
as chairman. Other members
are James H. Smith. jr.. direc-
tor of the Internationl Co.
operation Administration. and
Samuel C.. Waukh. chairman Of
the board Of directors Of the
Export Import Bank.
The ICA wss retained as a
separate opsrating agency"
within the Sfhfe Department.
although the ew executive or.
der eliminesee certain restric-
tons previously imposed on
the Secretary Of State In or
ganizing mutual security activ-
tiles within the department.
Removing these restrictions,
a White House announcement
said. will permit Mr.. Dulles TO
''re-arranee mutual security re-
sponsibilitits so as to effect
such arrangements as he finds
necessary to achieve greater
efficiency and economy or more
effective coordination Of mu-
tual security activities with
related foreign policies and
programs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Lewis Mumford. the philoso-
pher and author, last night
called for a halt in the nuclear
arms and rocket race between
the United States and the So
Wet Union.
He addressed several hun
dred persons at the Friends
Meeting House. 2i1l Florida
avenue NV. at a final session
in connection with the Prayer
Walk" in front Of the White
House sponsored by six peace
groups.
Mr.. Mumford. q writer on
urban problems. declared that
both Soviet Russia and the
United states are now at
the end of the road. Let US as
a Nation have the honor of
being the first to turn back.
The only way out Of our
present death trap" is TO aban-
don the armament race, he
said.
Not willing to meet each
other on any other ground. 4" the
two rival governments have at
last elaborated in a suicide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Mumford Calls for Halt
In u. Sired Arms Race

pact. Their tacit goal is not
coexistence but nonexistence, "
he said.
IF the United States Is now
crestfallen and disheartened
over Russia's success In manu-
featuring weapons similar to
our own. II is only because We
ourselves acted under the same
irrational impulses he added.
I'VE embraced the same inn
moral means and devoted our
resources TO the same lopsided
scientific and technical pur-
suits that the Communist lead
ers did"
Members Of the groups par
ticipating in the Prayer Walk
and known as the Prayer and
Conscience vigil include the
Baptist Pacifist, Fellowship.
Fellowship Of Reconciliation.
Friends Peace Committee OF
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of
Friends. Non-Viblent Action
Against Nuclear Weapons. War
Resisters Leaeue and the
Women's International League
for Peace and Freedom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Car Injuries Pedestrion,
Riders Rob Him of Food

District General Hospital and
charged with robbery and per-
mitting an unlicensed operator
TO drive.
Victim Of the flying soup can
was Richard Z. langley, 81. Of
the TOO block Of q street Sc,
who was treated and released
at Casualty HOSPITAL. He was
standing at Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Others Charged
Those charged in addition ID
Canady:
Mandier B. Fox. a.. Of the
800 block Of ID street Sc.
charged with robbery and SIM
pie assault.
Thomas Z. Drury. a, Of the
1900 block Of w street Sc.
identified as driver Of the car
charged with assault with q
dangerous weapon. robbery
having no District drivers per-
init and improper auto tags.
Mrs. Bonnie Lee Jones. 50. oil
the 1900 block Of D street Sc.
charged with robbery and as
sault with a dangerous weapon
the jam.
The four were arrested when
Precinct Detective Waylanc
Fallin and Pvt. Charles b
Chase pulled their car over tc
the curbing in the unit block
of Tennessee avenue NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
MoreAid Power
Given toDuIIes
By . star star Correspondent;

By . star stan Correspondent
GETTYSBURG. Pa. Nov.
3o.-President Eisenhower has
given Secretary Of State Dulles
greater flexibility in the or
Ranization Of foreign aid activi-
ties in the State Department.
His action was taken In an
executive order. made public
here today. that was one of IL
documents signed BY the Presi-
dent in his White House living
room Friday before coming to
his farm near here.
The executive order dele
gated to Mr.. Dulles authority
given the President by law to
make loan commitments under
the development loan fund set
up by Congress last year as
part Of the mutual security
program.
A White House announcement
said 1t provides the basic pres
idential actions necessary to
commence the actual making
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Expansion Slated
'Bv Church Council

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 80 @.--The
General Board Of the National
Council OF Churches recon-
mended today the council adj
nit TO membership the Polish
National Catholic Church Of
America and the Armenian
Church Of North America.
Admission OF the Polish
Catholic Church would be an
unprecedented move by the
council. which is made up en-
tirely Of Protestant and Eastern
Orthodox groups.
Acceptances Of the two de-
nominations will be decided at
the councils triennial General
Assembly opening tomorrow
night.
Their admission by the week.
long General Assembly here
would give the council a roster
Of 80 constituent churches with
nearly 38 million members.
The Polish National Catholic
Church OF America has 1856
churches and 265.879 members
The Armenian Church Of North
America has Al churches and
some 100, 900 members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Peron Gems Shown

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 90
tR.--Argentines are being given
a public preview Of the fabn-
lous gem collection Of ex-dicta-
tor Juan and the late Eva Peron
before auction sales December
iQ-iQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
|Streetcar Line
Abandonment
Wins Support

Abandonment OF two North
east Washington streetcar lines
would make 1t possible for the
District to make downtown r
and q streets q pair OF one
way thoroughfares, trafiic ofh-
cials said last night.
The cange would be consid-
cred II the Brookland line. No.
80, and No. 50 to Mount Rain
Ter and Branchville. Md. were
discontinued within the next
several months to make way
for highway work planned by
the city.
The District Is planning TO
rebuild North Capitol street
and Rhode Island and Michi-
gan avenues as divided high
ways next year.
Another possibility with re-
moval Of the q street lines
would be the pairing Of II and
/. streets.
/ The Mount Pleasant street.
car runs down F street to east
Of the Capitol. With installa-
ton Of new crossovers and
switches at Fifth and F streets
and Fifth and @ streets NV,
IL would be feasible to reroute
the F street lines to 80 east on
F street and west on G street
through downtown.
II was pointed out this would
permit abandonment Of one
track on + street and one on
@ street and free two lanes
for automobile trafiie.
The whole question Of street
car abandonment is uncertain.
however. While the District
Transit Systems franchise re-
Quires discontinuance Of street.
cars by 1868. House District
Committee Mcmillan has Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

A 56-year-old pedestrian.
homebound with q sack of-groc-
erie s in daylight yesterday. was
knocked down by an auto and
then robbed Of Sill and his food
by three occupants Of the car,
Half an hour later. another
pedestrian was struck in the
head by q can Of soup police
said was thrown from the same
auto.
Six hours later. police work.
ing with the license number
given by the first victim. found
the car and arrested four sus-
poets.
First Victim
The first victim was John
T. Miller. Of the 1900 block Of
East Capitol street, knocked
down. but only bruised. while
crossing the street to his home.
He said two men and a woman
got out Of the car. roughed him
up, took his money and groc-
cries.
When the four were arrested,
one. Charles B. Canady. 81. Of
the 200 block Of Eighth street
NE. was bleeding profusely
from a head wound. Police
said this occurred when a jar
Of jam. swung at Mr.. Miller,
by the woman struck Canada
by mistake. He was treated at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

fered to sponsor legislation to
keep streetcars In Washington.
( A number Of citizens groups
have organized a Save the
Streetcars" movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Our Reg. sos Value! 5.Pc. Bidcr.
meier Fruitwood Finish Bedroom 300 I'M
Suite "/O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Our Reg. 500 o5 Talue, Eclipse
Lawson Style Foam Cushion In. 100. 90
nerbcd in excellent quality cover,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Our Reg. $40 Talue. Interna.
tional 3-Pc. Modern Sectional 0OQ.OO
Sofa with foam cushions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Odds and ends left over from our Great Winter
Furniture Sale! Hundreds Of one-of.a.kinds in
this oneday cleanup, with bargains galore in
every department throughout the store. No
phone orders; no Gods; all sales final. All
items subject to prior sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Grey Mahogany or Walnut
3.Pc Modern Bedroom Suite 1900 1890
Modern Button Back Sleep
Sofa full size $4,000 1895
Simmons Double Studio Couch
with good innerspring unit 1905 1905
2-Pc. Sectional Sleep Sofa with
fine quality cover 249.95 1895
Eclipse FulLSizc Regency Sleep
Sofa with foam cushions and
kick pleat Skin, $4,000 298.OO
2-Pc Modern Slope Arm Sofa
Bed and Chair Suite 2l9.95 1880
Simmons T. Cushion Full Size
Hide A Bed with Innerspring
Mattress 239.50 l00. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05

discussion. this right also pre-
sumably would apply to the Suez
Canal, from which Israel-bound
ships have been blocked for
many years. Determination to
assert this right. however. covers
a wide range. At one extreme.
France has announced it will
act under the self defense" pro-
vision Of the U. N. Charter to
defend its own right of passage
through the Egyptian-bordered
straits. Others. including the
United States. are less specific
in predicting what action they
might take should Egypt at
tempt to restore its former
blockade of the narrow channel
into the gulf.
So far as GAIA is concerned,
most Western nations share
Israels hope that a new formula
will be found for governing the
strip which will prevent a re-
turn to conditions which existed
there before the Israeli attack,
This Western position seems to
be solidifying. Yesterday. Cana
da's Foreign Secretary Lester
Pearson. one of the chief pro-
ponents of outright "interna-
tionalization" in GAIA. seemed
to retreat somewhat from his
more extreme suggestions.
On the other side, the Arab
bloc. backed by the Asians and
Communists. still sharply chal-
Ilenges Western arguments re-
Igarding the Gulf of Aqaba and
the GAIA Strip. No new note was
struck at yesterdays session
Iraq's Mohammed Jamali at
tackled the validity Of ANY
promises given to Israel outside
the United Nations" and the
"wishful thinking" of certain
maritime powers on the ques-
ton of passage through "Egyp-
tan territorial waters" GAIA
he said, had the same relation tc
Egypt as Galilee to Israel. Both
problems would have to be set
tied on an equal footing.
In this argument. Mr.. Jamal
was warmly backed by India's
Arthur Lall and Russia's Arkady
A. Sobolev. Winding up violent
verbal attack on the United
States for its part in securing
Israeli withdrawal, Mr.. Sobole,
concluded with the opinion that
following this step, United Ma.
Itions troops must be withdrawn
from Egypt without delay"
Egyptians Reticent
In all this preliminary pulling
and hauling. one delegation ha:
played a conspicuously minor
role. The Egyptians, who have
spoken Shrilly on many oc.
casions during the debate, are
now strangely silent. Yesterday