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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
HOUSES UnFURMIsRGD

BELLEMEADE. Pr, Geo. Co. %
asiaSso SS sss 1 M. s Az - Ssas1
AnL.--Briek Cape Cod. Z Ice. rma..
= hathA Ger. porch. dole. gar.
oSmt,, rec. I'm. nrepl.. garh. dis
po2Al NJ, bus. shops. school. close
"a ! q children welcome. Si00.
INDIAN HEAD hwy 10 miles
from District iine-N0d. 3-bsdrm,
rambler; earReting. Dashboard
heatine. baths. rec. nm; ex-
eelient yieu with acreage. CAL
~. S.S4s. weekdays. 100 10 B
pm. Or oil A-73es week ends
FALLS Cm.--e-rm. house: air.
s ssssSs: '' ss:sr $50 i Ss Ss.s.sss
ALEX. Hnntington = 2 6edrns.
tan Sllses o, So ssi g. "a s.ao sia'-
500 and Sis, Morninssids: !.
bedrm. hunsa.. 500. u. 5-S53S.
~
AMER. y. ARRA-3 6edFms rec
DAYS h6. 1901 ewes. rs. $3.50
HOUSE FOR RENfi n AFi.. nj
18th and Buehanan sts.-G rms.
OIL h.-w.h-. Sll5 NO. "a. 2-6l0D.
6-RA, HOUSE, With 9 enclosed
porehes. ~, rm.. din. rm.. Kit. 5
oedrms hath on md; avail. i'm
med; Sis A. c. HoUoHTON 4
SON. I4le y 81 nv. bL 7-oOSS.
RAIRFAx HUNT ARIA. VA; IL
heet; elec. stove; small family,
$50 y G. WELDON Co, NE.
TW0-nEnRM RAM6IRR On coF..
ner lot: Kit. equipped With eisc-
the range and refriseratof. eircu-
hot-aif HEATING system. eiac-
trie hot-Water heater; located
in Prince oeornes County. 10
min. from Andrews Ar Force base.
neer schools and public eranEpof-
lstlon: available Tor / year lease
sssss'' 'i sis.r ! iS S'n c fH IL Iss,o &
yMNNA. vA:-s-bsdrm. rambler
fenced lut: Sis mo-: kids and
PETS wsleeme. VIENNA REALTY,
Du.. 6-9465.
ARL-. ~, toth and n. Lincoln "a.
- eedFms. and den. lse Nv. rm
ene en-. I'm: garnee: nice area.
CO. Se a a s5.sSoe5O = 'ss- can HcNE
500 sARoENf NJ. M. EsS.
3O22--Nearly new. o-rm. modern
y, 0007 Broad Branch Fd.. Chew
Cnaae D. c.. det. e-rm.. 2-hath
9swslhn9 cevail nov O. VII rent
Z ISI & S csof "a. s-JHs S3SCoER. 1899
RARM COTTAGE, osoFGiS ave. SzE
bah: I q med sca,s m 10 e s.,s as
AsS MA PAL - t:b,dIn.. s-6ath;
eamt. $50: long lease desired
AcRK WITH S-esdrm. rambler:
sissSsnies Iool' o sISs;rIn IlsSssssao7
1oTSr R e-Sos5. Ay ~ s.ii,i
eves.. SO. b-sa9s'
FAILS cHyRcH AREA-4 bedFms.
$40 mo, S can KE s.ssssiia' n'l ~
BEIEsDA - Attire. CAPE Cod
soh hs,h senSo.s, s,, Ssarm s.,I s,s sy
l-fs00 ri ..
: AND 5 BEDRM. noMEs, Bi1-
denBburg and WOodlnwn. near
parkway and schools. HUDSON
REAL ESTATE CO. On. l-isi5.
AP. 1901.
1894 UNIV. Blvd. y. / mile east
Ga. ave.-pet. home, 81 acres;
LIST dooF. 5 rms. and bath: plus
nrmt. apt. Of 2 hedrms. and bath.
Total rent. $3.50 without utilf
Ayail. Oct 5 Ex. 3-7l00
n ROOMS. biz, comfortable and
unusually stylish. Q bedfms.. 2ia
baths. u. 7-lIe2.
FOREST HEIGHTs. MD.-S1bedFm
rambler fenced yard; m. schools
shopping; s12S mo. To. 2-4561.
SILVER sPRING--s-rm. bunea.. mr..
PELL RIAL ESTATE. yU. a-iI03.
FATRfAx--3-bedrm. houses. sos
mo, FAIRFAX REALTY. CR.
3-2l07. CT. 3-O63i.
3. ARR bedrms.. oil heat. air
cond.. nr. new schools ana shops
nice fenced yard: SIS. 1899 3.
Edison st., IA. e-s41e.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
c0.0P APIS. F0R SALE

BnOADM0OR--i bedFm. plus den
that can serve as End bedrrn. (;
south and vest exposures: end
hoor. .SlA.950. Can Col Long
KE 1880. with PRANK 8.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PIX.
BIZ, iF.. new mod. air-eond. F.
- 200 cash. NO. 1893.
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Stuart q Maury, Realtors
1907 WISCONSIN AVE.

bs07 WISCONSIN AVE.
cOLORED--ssaS DoWN-VAcANf
Redeeorated 7-rm. brick, porehes,
rs e s.eSia e' "a. s. ai ess'' terms
C0LORRp--liai ILLINOIS AVE-.
NV. - Unusual home. location,
yard. one owner conerate porehee.
s hs.sri t'l lin 2 IA sD5 Ssso extras
COLORED-620S DOWN-NsWiy
s: sss .s me Sea. T'a ri Pc $500 lS S.n'
COL0RED-C0RNER. 400 lth O..
NV. open tonight s-e-New-
house eond.. ga8 heat. parquel
floors. fireplace. nice bgmt., ga
rafe: vacant Wo. 6-2031, pI.
cor ORED-I31o VERMONT AVE.
N.W.---Vacant: brick. 20 Ice. fnns..
5 baths. 3 kits.;. Oh heat: fre
escapes, tnat redee. Ideal for
Tourist hem s,1ss g el ~ S Mans your
COLORED-lF YOU HAVE $1,000
: cash. here u . steal ~ sl2.a60;
mod. ,0-ft. brick Colonial. con-
crete front porch. rms. q eed-
enei = porch: SOD eona: vsssnt vacant
81 oWNER. RA. s-si5s,
coLoREp-vAcANT. NEWLY DEC
GRATED BRK s01S VERMONT
Z BATHS; on H.-W.H. REAs.
AT $3.50. $500 DOWN.
BAL LIKE RENT, QEQRoE 9,
KING Co. 2IiO NICHOLS Avn.
sE.. 10. 4-250i.
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Stuart & Maury
Realtors

1907 wisconsin Ave. NV.
TAKOMA PARK, ND.
senidetached; ly. rm.. din. I'm 4,
s ~; enclosed porch; End Aeor, 9
porch; stairNay 70 s's stefaee 's sttss.
fuil bsmi.. rec. nm. 81 1. WI
fenced rear yard. Property needs
redeeorating. Twice reduced for
property IS Is. Small down pay.
OWNER. "a. a-7olo.
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SILVEn sPRlNO-LaF1l Z bedfmla
ssedi2.sspe ~ I'm, !, lss e.. cor , BED
S sss s vas.s de' ada n,xih kSRsfie
~ CO. Ma $3.50. ksea., Mrs,
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APARTMENTS WAITED

MAN DRsIREs furn. or unfurn. i
oedrm. apt, Pals Church area
pref. cal after 8 pm. "a. 2-3aO2.
3-BEDR00M apartment; maximum
rent, So; have 2 children. AP
1-J1l4-
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nEAbfllQLlr FURNISHED 2-1ld.
Isasea ss9d So isis. iaS mo ae
10 lnfnecl, phone 8TEuh ART
eRqs NC ~ f-atst O y
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NuNsNI UpFOkLUNIIX--Assune
Same price as new. s1e.q50 Ex-
tra-lge. e-rm. brick rambler: IL,
s sssooi.; 's S.. r@ doOs slk' move 70 e h
WOOD. 10 S-leO0. 10. 4-77O0.
: loS down. edrm. brick and
shingle colonial-style home. fam
I Is-:'ss Ssa i SiSS os s Sir rec IS
school; payments Ike rent. j. v.
cALIANDRo. ~. $3.50. WI.
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schls.: $500 On. on. 9-4A3s
DAMASCUS, ND 80 :, remodeieee
baths. h.-W. heat barn, other
soI%sESsiR, uc ci:srvs SsG' OS sCsisss terms
REMINGTON = Ike new BRICK
ice. expandabls End a; fun hsmt; ;
sEsks sR ~ a. AStis s.:7sio lS'sSO
KENsINGT0N HRlGHfs-charm-
ine 2-bedrm. rambler: expandable
md a.; in perfect eona.; SCI
perch fqil esPsS kTc nis CEo ian 81
RRsooRBiERrsoN. Rs s;i.,S; SssS wis.
ave-. OIL. 2-2123; once open Q
KRNsIN0TON-a -bedrm. brk. ram
bier. eonv. location; reas. VIII
consider renting. VII. 0-e35s.
kENM0CD hREA-charning brick
rms. and : baths modern Kitchen
with eating space. spacious living
rm.. dining I'm. scfeened porch,
attic. recreation rm. and many.
many extras, Priced 81 only SO
ESQ. EN- 5000, DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, INC. ewes.
MANOR CLUB-4 bedrma., baths.
paneled den with nrepl, Williams
burg type, 3 yrt.. old. breakfast
nook; on ls-aere lot; carries full
ES Sc .TSst 'oN sS sST1 graz ns'Tc
gin sVWPhi WA SssSssSSt.' fOwAND ?
MANOR COUNTRY CLUE > New
7O-ft, brick aplit-levei, featuring
Prlgldaire Kitchen, : bedrms., q
baths, rec. rnls screened breeze
way and garage; built-ln bomb
shelter, constructed according toI
civil defense plans. Over t-aere,
level. wooded lot. All club fnelll-
ties 70 approved purchaser With
oS IHIsIa'I lon, fee s.I Priced mid-So'
MASS. AvR.-Whsre can you Get
q Sc loan today Call Ne for
details on this terrific financing
This stately a-bedrm, Colonial has
everything, including study end
powder room on lst hoori dressing
s rSos. Ans Ou ssiS On Rs.ssS 0'dS%
pooRttiFnRs,i iREALr6bRS' NoN1lN'
MASS. AVE. AREA-charmins ana
different brick-and- Enelieh
Tudor home situated on q pretty
lot with trees This spacious home
Offers center-hal Ontr., step-down
liv. rm. with paneled-hrepi wall,
din, rm, modern. kit, bedfm. and
bath, plus paneled den on. ltt
door, 2 Ice. bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor, full bsmt. with play
rnn., built-tn aareee, patio, Good
location and quality construction.
plus the low price OF seS.o5O.
makes this home 4 harqain on
iSEscss . hs @iissss' 6 ST. s.OCss. ASNf'
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ROCKVILLE Twinhrook, son mo.
pnis.. picture window and Are.
place IN Nv, fin.. stfs. 10 unIln.
md III auto. washer and mod
equipped klt,s lee. lott 3 blks. %
t S@ERs. s oS s.a snd swim pool
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SPRINGFIELD sUBDIv.. m. Ken
wood Club; B603 Jordan Fd---New
hrk, rambler; 5 bedrms.. ga
baths. den or eth bedrm.; rec.
rm-. laundry rm. and future
maids nm. Ice. kit. with bkfst
space, hv. rm-. Din. rm., outside
cement patio: Gear puiit-tn ga
RAGE. House priced 70 sell fast
by OWNER. q S3s.9sa. Cali
"a. 5-!ss5ss egring ne day. snd
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cnEvT cnAeE-2 town houses,
lfan6nl and bbdlmN,
baths: priced sieb and &l9A,
R,msI ,s ca n. h4 q, a.sloO MnTzLnR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

CONVENIENT 10 Capitol, Andrews
and nulllne Ar Force nase--tMod, !,
det,, bedrnls., : baths, full hemt
qAiegsi sl16 mo ELIJAH q.
ARNOLD. tc0l. u8A Retl, Broker,
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CON Ss,lo c2L0sIAL h s5E o wooded Soas Cs
rm. rec, nm. porches. garaget
Open daily. 4643 18th, RA H-4ls2
ATTENTION DENTISTS and ply (.
3is baths, operating rooms, 4
complete dental lab. fully equipped
ana fully furnished private Dark.
inR area; estimated rental SnOn
psr mo. Located o. upper 18Th
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GLOVER PARK. $500 block Ben
ton street story and
basement, oruyer-buiit DWELLING,
containing = bedrooms, tiled
bath. built-in garage. etc out-of-
town owner desires 70 sell prop
erty promptly. near good schools
and rapid bus service Call NJ,
2 ,hsaleBss' eiaee q oEoRois
nv IA s,0ak0" 80"
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BIS newly dscoratsc s-sedfm
brick Colonial. sep. din. rn., scr.
porch. fun bsmt. cony. location;
$4,000. CHESTER KELLER.
RkALIoR. ~. 5-7iO0; ewes. 10.
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BRADLEY BLVD. ANA. close m
Low On. payment, and assume
s1s.s50 trust 81 4isss; set back
100 a.. amid trees white brick.
Ga bedrms.. earage. bsmt.. porch.
fenced I'd SAMUEL ). BO0LEY
OF ND. INC. OIL. $500 I'll 9
BRADLRY-WILs0N LANE AHA
lmmac.,- 4-bedrm.. 3-bath split
level. Large den. beaut, BIG all
slec kit, GARAGE; lovely corner
LOT, many extras. Priced q ~
500. OWNER MOVING 10 CALF
FRANK s. s, PA ~ s.5 INC Di'
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CATHEDRAL AvE.. 1900 Dir. NV
p c.-Fopr hearms, plus full
drier: $500 no ELIJAH D AR
MOLD, lccl u6A Retl. Broker,
IN. a-49ab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

BETHEsDA-Pretty Is . picture;
waking distance 70 Naval Hos-
pitai ana wisconsin ave. bus. Lac;
iir. rni. With frepl. 2 bedrms. and
den on LIST floor; House Beautiful
kitchen, breakfast nm, biz insu.
lated dorneF room with lots OF
i SsUsff Iot rs ALL poR sie.7sS ss' cal
OIL, f-e1il I'll 3 pm, KOnZEN-
DORFRR. REALTOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

MN 1AMF6nIlE .,lYR. ENI.
a9ssylsal. Rse mol Ia ls sgn.
bief many sSirsSs loeks yTies Ihl
price, efa, 800. Cali M. Ne.
s2s. tkrDdiikAiiSSEK V. sEnfaSs
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Silver sPRING. 81 800: real
close in--y-bedrm. rambler: Nv.
rm. with nfepl-. lee. kit. 2 bed
rms. and bath. lst A.. 1 Ice. I'm.
finished upstairs IN knotty pine
ssl s e.mt:; .oocsS 5;,,l tsneee
kkALTY Co. ~. 9-e440: open
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FNUTWUUU - Lovely I.bf1foom
6ltlon. Wonderful kitchen. attic.
fuIi bsmt. with nfeplace. built.
q eeraee. large leyel %: L 2. z (.
NshyEzE1p. kTxETS. INC NC ' sss..
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hisf o. ! acres II srsuhd "a ] bs a
earess. Rent. ses6 tail Arb.
MO- MoRh HHAaIx CO.. o. a-ssaSs
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-Graeious 4-bsdrm. house On
beautiful wooded knoll; SWIMMING
pool; VA. N. THRQcKMoRroN.
n asahsSs; y EM. '; s.!sss. eyes, MT
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
An Editorial
OHIO EDlsoN's NEW APPROACH

Once again the Ohio Edison Company has come up with
the proposal of what they call improved sreeehne ys
tenn again the Ohio Edison Company stresses the
fact that unless their proposal accepted the City of London
behooves every interested resident of this city TO attend
council meeting next Thursday when hs matter will be open TO
discussion the floor.
The Ohio Edison Company says that maintenance of
expensive Too they would the present lighting
fixtures which would be replaced with sort of uorescent
lighting. But probably the most undesirable feature in the
plan that poles would be placed along the streets and
wires would be strung from pole to Poe It obvious that
such system would require cutting and, in many
places, cutting down trees entirely.
London businessmen have long favored adequate
LIGHTING for the downtown aoneand this project should
be adopted But The Ohio Edison Company nfmate that they
would not feel faVoraby toward this idea-uness of
typical Ohio Edison offer has been evidenced by past
performances.
Prior this time other similar have been proposed
the citizens and property Of Londonbut avail
II interesting that typical fashion the Ohio Edison
Company approaches the subject a tack-by in
N this intended TO simply bring the
Gil through business houses which want and need ade
qua+e down+own lighting
We don't ugly ghi-poes and unsieh+y strung
between hem at the sacrifice of beautiful trees We Lon
doners have gone along with and poor the
past but the time has to call halt. We still have
alternative should the Ohio Edison Company put greater
burden uswe buy bulk power and distribute it
selves. We bought The water works because the did
Justify the service If necessary do the thing here
FactuaIy we getting little aggravated the electric
company continuous connyng to make things easier for them
selves and their continuous nstence that causing them
hardship We don't want to read the newspaper in the
middle of the street Edison spokesmen suggest
great uti threat TO increase service unless
their demands met.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02

TUESDAY, APRIL. 2
PRESBYTERIAN GUILDS
Guild home Mrs. Henry Young, II Richmond Ave. pm
Guild 2 home Mrs. Kenneth Tope 10 Richmond Ave.
Guild home Mrs Paul Alexander, 179 East High St. 8 pm
WSCS Circle home Mrs Donald McCord 229 So Oak St.
WSCS home Miss Grace Ballenger, 22S So Main ST, pm
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3
London Chapter OAR meeting at Club House
Garden Club home Mrs. Sam Johnson,2
Madison Fair Board meeting basement house
THURSDAY, APRIL
London Council meeting
Presbyterian Church Winchester No
Main St, 2 pm L q
Guild Presbyterian Church Robert Creat 122 East
First ST.,
Summerford Church. Paul Hart, 1870
FRIDAY APRIL
BdeaWee club meet 13o home Mrs s. McCary $50 No.
Oak ST.
poted pm
PlymelL
Oak Run Grange pot-luck 8:15.
Auxiliary Trinity Episcopal
E. 5th St IL m. Sack lunch
SATURDAY, APRIL
Cancer benefit LS gymnasium 912 Phi Beta
Psi sorority.
$3.50 dance Mt Sterling gymnasium 9 to 12
Oak Run Grange pm Operation Forward"
MONDAY, APRIL
Circle Methodist WSCS Miss Margaret
Oak ST,
FRIDAY APRIL II
Science Hill Grange meet
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
More Beds Ready
By Decrease Of
Private Room Use

MarySville = A decrease in the
number of private rooms at Union
Memorial hospital had been an
nounced as means of making
more patient beds available.
According to the hospital an
nouncement, three beds have been
added by reducing the number of
private rooms from five to two.
The move was taken, it was ex-
planned, as means of relieving a
serious condition of shortage.
Awaiting list that sometimes
numbers more than so people was
cited along with the fact that many
residents in the area have to go
to Columbus hospitals because
their need for disqualification is a.
cute and cannot be postponed.
Addition of the three beds raises
the number of patient beds in the
hospital to 81 Eight are for ma
ternity patients only. The others
are for medical-surgical patients.
According to the hospitals mon
thly statistical report on patient
admissions the first two months of
this year with a total of 1886
services, there were 291 hospital
days of patient care.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
Marines Seeking
Men For Two Year
Tours Of Duty

Cincinnati, Ohio-The Marine
Corps Recruiting Offices in the
Columbus area are now accepting
enlistmentS in the Marine Corps
for a period of two 90 years. Ap-
plicants who qualify for this pro-
gram will be enlisted on the date
they choose and transferred to San
Diego, California for recruit train
ing. The Marine Corps has reser-
vations for fifty five seats weekly
on commercial air lines for the
transfer of new recruits from Gin
cinnati, Ohio to San Diego, Cali
fornia.
A marine Corps representative
will be available for information
concerning this program in the
post office basement each Wednes-
day from 900 Am. to 1900 Noon.
Applicants for three and four year
enlistments are also being accep-
ted for guaranteed assignments to
aviation duty. Enlistees accepted
under this program will be assign
ed to the field of aviation upon
completion of recruit and infantry
combat training.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
Final Plans Made
For Al Rally At
fairgrounds Here

Final plans for the All Rally on
Friday evening have been announc-
ed by the committee, Owen Acker-
man, Chairman, Mrs. Paul Over
turf, Mrs. Robert Trehearne, and
Mr.. Warren Wollam.
The Rally will be held on Fri
day evening, April 5th, 7:45 pm.
at the Madison County Fair
grounds. Mrs. Carl Ruff, former
Home Economics Agent in Colum-
biana County, will be the guest
speaker. There will be group sing
ing, honor club awards, and Abb
bott and Costello movies. Clubs or
ganized by Friday evening will be
recognized.
Refreshments will be served
Everybody is welcome.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
Accidents Down
During Week-en
Reports Indicate

The London Highway Patrol
Post reported only a single acci-
dent on the area roads over the
weekend, and only one car was di-
rectly involved.
Patrolmen reported that a car
driven by John Slower, 80, West
Jefferson left the road late Satur-
day when lights from an oncoming
car allegedly blinded the driver.
Slower received minor abrasions
and bruises.
Damage in the accident was ex-
tensive. The car was practically
demolished and about 72 feet of
fence and posts were destroyed. No
charges were made.
The Sheriff'S Department re-
ported one hit-skip and one charge
of driving while intoxicated in the
same period. Walter McCune, %,
Norwalk, was charged with driving
while intoxicated and fined $50
and costs plus days in Jail. James
Burden, Springfield, was charged
with hit-skip and fined $50 and
costs plus the three day Jail stay.
Sheriff's Deputies also investi-
gated one minor accident Saturday
at Summerford. They reported
that car driven by Ivory Terry,
Route 2, struck another car and
then ran into a store building after
a brake line failed
Damage was considerable to
both cars. No charges were filed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
Conservation To
Be Stressed For
Soil Stewardship

The Madison Soil Conservation
District Supervisors made plans to
again sponsor Soil Stewardship
Week this year from May 26th
through June End.
All members of the Board were
present at their March Meeting.
Delbert Grouse, Delbert Dorm,
Donald Becker, Austin Harbage
and Chas. Cecil plan to contact the
Ministers of Madison County and
furnish them with material to be
used in this program. John Jacobs
and Frank Wilson, of Soil Conser-
vation Service, also attended the
meeting.
Initial plans were presented for
Bedford Williams, Harry High,
Mgr, 430 acres, Union Twp, Carl
Drum, 244 acres, Pike Twp, Dau-
gherty Bros, 81 acres, Stokes Typ.
Basic plans were approved for
two farms for Mrs. John Junk and
Myers Bros, one of 146 acres and
the other $50 acres, both in Pleas
ant Twp. Chester Gallagher and
Wayne Price, 253 acres in Range
and Union Twp. Robert Tuttle and
David Kirkwood, $50 acres, in
Stokes Twp and Joe Roach, 218
acres, in Paint Twp.
New applications were accepted
for Albert and Cleta and Ralph
Engle, sos acres in Jefferson Twp,
Daugherty Bros, 81 acres, Stokes
Twp, Edward and Mary Lanigan,
225 acres, Union Twp, Donald
Laird, 148 acres, Fairfield Twp,
and Pearl and Wayne Price, 300
acres in Union Twp.
A report on the Silage Tour was
given by Donald Becker. He re-
ported lot of interest in both the
different kinds of silage and the
equipment used to handle it.
Another activity reported on
was the trip taken to a Columbus
Tile Plant where the Board and
the Soil Conservation Committee
and Soil Conservation Technicians
were shown the plant operation.
Tile ara open ditch jobs surveyed
or installed this month include
those on the farms of Harrison
Johnston, Ken. Junk, Floyd Hall,
Daugherty Bros, Pat Mallan, Rus
sell Dorm, Bradford Williams and
Harry High, Raymond Lanigan,
Joe Roach, Chas. Cecil, Mack Ston-
er, H. H. Tucker, Ralph Parson,
Adlesberger-Booth open ditch, Vir-
gil Jordon and Fitzgerald.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02
Former Residents
Come Through Big
Earth RumbIinqs

Word has come from Mrs. Char
les Cheseldine, formerly of Lon
don, that she, her son and daugh-
ter-in-law came through the San
Francisco earthquakes unhurt.
The Cheseldines, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth G.. Cheseldine and Mrs.
Charles Cheseldine, reside at 70S
lexington Way, Burlingame, Cali
fornia, which is not too far from
San Francisco which last week ex-
perienced at least one bad quake
and several lesser ones.
Friends here were relieved to
hear from the family and know
that all was well with them, though
they were a little shaken by the
experience, the letter stated.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-02

9th March 1857
Dear Mr.. Conway:
In behalf of the Madison County
chapter American Red Cross,
want to thank you for all the pub
licity that has been given to the
Blood Program of the ARC thru
your paper. We wish to thank Miss
Margaret Converse and Mr.. E. E.
Parker for the excellent articles
and cooperation we have received.
There have been times / have ask
favorS from others on your staff
many thanks to them.
AS resigning chairman of the
Blood Program of Madison County
effective this April 1st, 1857 ]
leave with a deep gratitude to all
in the community who have SO
wonderfully favored, accepted and
responded to my many requests
during the past six years of my
work.
This program has grown to be
a necessity to the county and is
one subject blood" and that can
not be bought when patient from
Madison county is in need of blood
Il trust the program will continue
to receive the support of so many
that the Chapter will be counted in
with the 27 participating chapters
in the Columbus Regional Blood
Center, always.
My deep appreciation and thank
you,
(Signed)
Mrs. M. E. Blackmore
Blood Program Chairman
Madison County ARC
Dear Editor,
/ have a point of question as to
why this community cannot sup
port American Legion Baseball.
Any answers may be referred to
the writer.
(signed)
Donald Beef Morrison