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HOUSES uhElJRNIsHEn


sbeny 81" Mo;eTAs sye eAs, PIX Pa nsaa AND IN ALE
garage sleeping porch: shep 4oss-J. D
OPEN AND LIGHTED , TO . PM BY
ssa STef o nf05ahs 5aThsr ssr ss Also
g rms bath nearby, $50.
ATTENTIoN att: Cbe2S cb.Rs ARMY AND - Navy AZ OFF
s to pfVy Gna:s ba "a $50 snd 10 Nj sia6 Fms aso
shade, barn. hennery $50; 5 rms rms. fai. ba.
EVENINGS Cleveland 5oa1' .'"' Inst o-'o'
BEAUTIFUL. 5-RooM BUNGALOW. DoU-
t pie 50,1 saraFs M.sI large lawn S65 month. KEYS
Isnt5e Gi1 hss5 1ioek from trinidad BUS eA Al
RI19 SI1s 6 a;.s, ST; Ei,is1 s,E.5-RooM BUNGALOW
pASp DHff6si %HoMAs shras ifa sheDSerd S he "s Sc
NV. Col. 43a3
REASONABLE RENT = NEW 5-RooM
Bethesda. Call E. M. FRY CO. Wisconsin Sin
h140 or owner. Emerson 3307.
LOVELY, COLONIAL WOODBRIDGE GAR
nnder srse sde esthT
rrm.. attic: breakfast rm; Oil heat; SS5
Key at 1919 shepherd st. ne, North al
PEIWORTH-SEMI-D DETACHED BRICK g
rooms; roo PAIN lnclosed porches; near school,
BRoDfE 'a0' coIBERT oGf SESEes INC. Natl ss7s
3l3 WEST BRADLEY Lane BEDRMs.,
paths; s-csr gal garase, automatic hea,: mr..
MT PLEASANT sECT.---6 ROOMS, . INCL.
porches. . baths: can be used for > FAM
lilies; double garage. Adams 57s0-J. %
DETACHED - 1909 HOLLY ST NV
FQrrqQnt
yard 2,ear gar. conv sentiles:. adults,
500 5s04 Georgia ave. NV: r.. b..
arransed families, $50. Also others.
1o14 10th ST. NE.-6 ROOMS, CORNER
brick gas. cleo; bath with shower: -2-car
brick garage inclosed porch; sos per
month. Wisconsin 4795-W
4314 FEssENDEN ST. Nw,-DETAcHEp
bath; elec; refg., automatic heat newly
redecorated; Lear garage; $50. Key at
1920 Fessenden st. NV.
344s TUNLAw, RD. N.w;-1MMED. Poss.
Cleveland 7649
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.-6 ROOMS
double garags , siespins porch
7s!d 7s4s s s5 dou5e F%s Dsrsh sS5 mo-
nuire 2O4 18th st: Sc.
ARLINGTON VA. 2111 NORTH RoLFE
is assh aSsh rd lnsqiFe no4sh MRS NJ
633 ALLISON ST. N.W-READY FOR
occupancy. rooms, inclosed porches. oil
heat. modern improvements. Dupont 5S72.
S65-11 OWENS AVE, HYATTsVILLE+
Charming bungalow; bedrms.. oil heat
OPEN 8 Am. TO PM.-47l2 18th ST.
NV r. a bedrooms. 9 inc. porches.
b.. hwd. floors, elec: refg.: .conv.; spen-
did cond.; gentiles: refs. $50. Owner.
II w ST. NW.-9 RMS. BATH. FIN
ished attic; Frigidaire; gas heat; 4-car
saarEage;;, suitable 2 families; $50. Walnut
1872 K ST. NW:-6 RMS, BATH, H.-W.H.
$45 month. Gall Decatur 054S.
CAPITOL HILL ROOMS. 2ha BATHS;
$3.50 E st. ne; ideal rooming and apis.
most convenient location; act quickly.
RIvERDALE. Md. 700 JEFFERSON AVE.
IS rooms and bath: good condition; large
lot; $50. R. o. BELT, Union Trust Bldg.
NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH as TODD PL.
| n.e.-5 rooms: BATH Arcola h.w.h.; $40
| month. Call Emerson 3404 after 5. A.
3.716 9th N.W.-6 ROOMS, BATH,
Sleeping porch. garage; good condition;
S55. r. o. BELT Union Trust Bldg. A.
FULLY DETACHED 5-RooM AND BATH
bungalow. full storage attic. automatic
heat fns EWsoD EsFs9I5t9n s9s gS1 Tpn5 e.
7ell wis Ave. Bethesda. Md. Wis. 5Sss.
7os R1TTENHousE ST. NV.
ssr,s s.rsse Oh hsst. sIset5isty; Jef,.ssratsT:
INSPECT see cHAs. .. coBERTH. Natl.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

NV. sl25-ARTIsT's ESTATE. ~ A.
tandscap PED: swimming pool Oil h-w h..
dry. trees; conv bus. Shepherd i5o7.
63o2, 7th ST. NW-6 ROOMS. COM
petely furnished conveniently located
Phone Georsia 3440
Chevy CHASE. D. c., 3736 KANAWHA
Price reduced if rented this week
GIL l4th NV ROOMS, . BATHS.
oulit-m garage. auto. heat, well furn;
reasonable. Owner on premises
NEARBY VIRGINIA. S65-F1VE ROOMS,
tile bath, breakfast nook. sleeping porch,
fireplace. electric refrigerator, oil burner.
1872 N: Cleveland St. Arineton, Va
PlOre Walnllt Sol
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LEND ON LOCAL
property; also consider loans on chattels.
LOANS NEGOTIATED
promptly: loans negotiated within three
days; small monthly PAYMENTS; reason
able rates. w. T. COTHERN e13 New
York ave. NV. Natl. T41S 2'
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES ON
u c. real estate Prompt service p J.
WALSHE, 1l01 Eye st. NV. Natl. 646s.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES or
interest on nrSt trust on improved D. c.
JESSE L. HEISKELI4 1115 EYE ST. NV.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

el35, AND s0O2 F, ST. NV ROOM
and ,kitchenette studio apts., .S15-S25 mo-
Small room $2-S5 wk Also basement rm
or apt. for caretaker. Dis. 2l35.
30Si PORTER ST; NV. APT. 2O1-Ex-
ceptional. Reception hall. living room,
bedroom, dinette, kitchen. bath. S75. East
and south expos. Adults. Clev 1886
1850 BILTMoRE N.W.-LARGE WELL
furn.. Ink, running water. everything
furn.; Frigidaire Refined house 81 week.
1919 10Th ST. NW.---3-RM FRONT APT,
complete including linens dishes etc, Elec.
refg.. janitor service; $50. Dupont o6I4.
1850 COLUMBIA RD, N.W.-FIRsT FL.
front. 2-room apartment: Sink range.
Frigldaire. bay windows: 50 week.
s0G E ST. NE ROOM, KITCHEN. PRI-
Vate bath. Reasonable
l24 3rd N.E.-NEAT LITTLE o-RM BASE
ment apartment; adjoining bath; elec. refg,,
sink tub. cont. h. W: every convenience.
EXCELLENT II NV: LOCATION = FRONT
apt; llv. room, bedroom, southern ex kit.
bath. Frieidaire; adults. Col 7O54.
24lo NORTH CAPITOL ST.
=, Two rooms kitchen. Electrolux. private
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PARKER 4 WYATT, Attorneys,
h

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
the c0ST for he o ParEsa
KoTcE NesPaE OF ao is
hereby by. given that that under a eertifcate nled
Of the United States District Court for the
District of Columbia. the undersigned have
name of AuchincIoss. Parker and Redoath
for the purpose of transacting a general
brokerage business IN the buying. selling.
and other securities in the City of Wash
ington, District of Columbia, and elsewhere.
said sal City from the date ~ this N notice was
filed to December 81, 1870 and Eckley B.
Coke. III Of Haverford, Pennsylvania, as
One Hundred Thousand Dollars (slO0,oOm
TO the capital of said partnership. The
business Of the partnership will be trans
partner shal rot be liable for Or : Be SUB.
HUGH p. AucH1NcIoss cHAgNcEY Z.
RAHKER RGHaRD p Dunn A5BHRF HRFoib s G. RPPPATF PaTE
son; ALFRED PUTNAM, PAUL D, HOVE.
EcKLEY B. COKE. III, Special or Limited
cHAREs ciTRiI ses s4EwART tTas Clerk foDy By + Res
aul9.3 q a6. 90 81 .see .5,7a1c.14
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned being all of the members of
The s laws of the state Of New 's YORK I and and de-
string to do business i'm the District Of Co:
lumbla as LIMITED Partnership have fled
Of the United States for the District of
eeqm9f na b g. 'hS M FIRM Muons na%s Ct com d
pany: that the business intended to be
transacted by SAID partnership, is Ua buy
t.1r NAV 1it.t 1trv
eIwise disposing Of, and in any manner
dealing, whether or behalf Of the partner
ship Or for others in stocks bonds or other
general securities ana brokerage business
such as is ordinarily conducted by New
to the. constitution and rules Of the said
New York Stock Exchange: tc) underwrit-
ing or subscribing for. or assisting to pro-
stocks, bonds or other securities snd/or
otherwise financing or assisting TO procure
prises; that John q. PennypaeEer. james
+ H. ssst,sr: s Pon n: kelley: aeoss: A: Gar:
ceased ss to be Special Ps5tner Of SAID psr.-
eissaa 3Hiy 1as nv Me6snn.
Charles S. ssTxent ere sIe Genera! Partners;
Marphy. sar Jr .sNe and Wsitsf russell Herrick
are Special Partners; that the Special PART
nerS nave dS 'Cdplthi 10 ln0
Common Stock of the co-partnership the
following amounts in cash: P. Ersklne
Wood. $500 06o; Grayson Mp. Murphy.
Jr.. 100000; and Walter Russell Herrick.
100000: ard that the term of the part
nership is to END at the close of business
on June 30. 1899, subject to earlier ter
minaton on certain CONTINGENCIES. The
Special Pafners will be entitled to the
return Of their contributors upon termina-
tion Of the partnership. In eddition tho
partnership agreement provides that part
or A O. the contribution of each Special
Partner may be withdrawn upon his deaf
or re.iremen. from the partnership or on
certain other CONTINGENCIES. but that such
Withdrawal shall not be made unless and
coIed or so amended as 10 set forth such
withdrawal. Dated this .5th day of August,
1898 (Signedl Otis A. GlaZebrook Jr :.
Edward O. Mcdonnell Alfonso P. Villa,
william T Preston and Charles S.
Sargent; as General Par,ners and F. ErskinS
Walter Russell Herrick specisi Partners.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
A BIT O. NEW ENGLAND IN

CHEVY CHASE, u. Z.
Charming and graceful 1t stands amidst
There are I rooms in ALL Living room
13kx24; lovely wide. center hall: dining
room, Kitchen, 3 bedrooms sewing room,
oil heat. detached garage. large beautifully
landscaped corner lot ,;s1 pEee' EG $g45o On
Met. l143 until pm
Woodside Park, Silver Spring.
HONEST BARGAIN AT $3.50.
NEW 3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW.
Lowest priced home in this exclusive
section Large living rm.. fireplace. 1ull
din rm. beautiful equipped kitchen. large
tiled bath shower recreation rm. finished
and heated full cellar and attic: oil heat.
garage, porches. weather stripped screens.
large lot. One square to bus. Call RAN
dolrh 5226.
~ 95O WEST OF 18th ST. NV, AD-
D''ooo joining Rock Greek Park. Lovely
soosf sood oors Srsk
Leg ,Geep M asRS sERSsTEsa aasaaHeo CO.. NET s4oo.
Corner, Facing Lincoln Park.
IDEAL FOR. DOCTOR OR DENTIST.
rooms, . baths. hot-water heat.
Price. SS.75O.
HOWenStein Realty Corp,
14IS H St NV Dist. 1877.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

III soUTHWIcK ST. BETHESDA
S5.45O-Brick BUNGALOW all large rooms.
weather-stripped. screened porch. big lot,
garage. Wisconsin 55pS
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$3.50.
Built for owner to his Specifications. this
and attractive living room with screened
porch overlooking side and rear garden;
two bedrooms. modern kitchen. automatic
heat and garage: located in fine north
sq'ebs ehsrm nn lot soSGd ya it
Here is a group of .splenold semi-de-
tached homes Just a. block from Conn: ave-.
yet commanding a view of miles of adjacent
parkland. The builder has ine.uded many
eled walls. daylight recreation rooms. slate
Mansard roofs front and rear, air condi-
tioning and numerous others. The houses
are are, nearing ing; completion and at this time
S1s,95o. N ~
New Georgian Colonial.
Close to Connecticut avenue and excep-
tionally convenient to schools. shops and
bus this sddsome new brick home should
center entrance hall. living room and
planned dining room, three bedrooms, 2
baths upstairs living room with fireplace,
ATTIC, tlrst floor layatory maids room and
THos. J. FISHER & Co. INC.
73s 18th St. NV, District $500.
(After 5, PM. Call Columbia s531)
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
,3na3 3na3 clinton St; ;,, nhe:-Nsw al all,brics rs
sttle sSse enoush hun Tor rm WIN h
with burning freplsce., copper screened
E;asi perch; s,yssi vide level lot: "a block to Wood
.urs rishs t.; block, TO 70 home; open daily
TO s.o.% ..V%oqDh1Des REALTY g. ..o,
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MONEY WANTED.

REPUTABLE LAW FIRM WISHES FUNDS
to place on desirable first and second
trusts. Box 202-E Star
WANT TO BORROW 5000, SECURED BY
valuable building lot in Orlando, Fla. Box
2T7-E. Star
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PROPOSALS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ROBERT d. WISE. Attorney,
National Press Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for.ehe District Of Co.
lumbia.--Harry E. Baker. Plaintiff VS..
William g. Baker; ct al defendants.--
Equity 66aa1.-ORDER N1SI-Robert D.
Wise. trustee. having reported sale Of Lot
number SIS, Square 141, in the District OF
Columbia improved by a brick dwelling
house, known as number 1S2S n Street
NV, situate IN the city of Washington.
District of Columbia TO Isaac A. and Har-
vey N. Eiker for Ten Thousand. Five Hun
dred dollars tSl0.5OO OU}, payable all cash.
subject TO payment OF a brokers' commits
sion of Four Hundred Fifteen Dollars
'Si 5.0Vl. it is this 2;}rd day of August.
l93S, ordered that said sale be ratified and
confirmed by the Court, unless cause to the
contrary be shown before the 25th dav
of September. 1898. PROVIDED copy of this
order be published in each of three sue
cessive issues of the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star Nevspap per
for ten successive DAYS prior TO the eXpira
tion of said period. F. DICKINSON LET'S.
Justice tSeall true copy. Test:
CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk. BY H. B.
DERTZBAUGH Asst. Clerk
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PETWORTH-OPEN

$40 Shepherd n.w.-Bargain. Stop pay
ing rent See this home: suitable two fam
lilies: completely renovated two inclosed
porches. auto. heat, double block gar. large
lot Near schools stores. cars. N. DI
BLAST Randolph 1916
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WOODBRIDGE HOME.

e rms. sun porch oak floors m i
$500 cash. OWNER. 26O5 Brentwood r,
ne North 433S
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1868 PANK RID. N.W.-UNUSUALLY At
tractlVe, newly remodeled. 1st-f apt, 4
rms. tiled bath, shower fireplace. book
EShelves; porches, c.h.w., oil heat telephone.
ElectfoluX nr. cars stores; quiet. cul-
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ARLINGTON. VA.--FCUR- ROOM BUNGA-
low, . bedrooms, Thoroughly reconditioned; ;
large lot fine neighborhood: near schools,
stores and lOc bus line. Small cash and
3. M. SMITH 24Os Columbia pike. Phone
nvfN
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? AND ACRE TRACT ON NO / HIGH
way, sh,s IL, IN virginia. near Washington. Suit
ton trailer camp most any kind of busi-
ness. Sold on very reasonable terms Box
5oS-E Star
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STUDIOS FOR RENT
APARTMENTS WANTED
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

: ROOMS KITCHEN BATH. $50 AND
80: :2u mo. Bus and car service INQUIRE
13Oo Lee hwy Ant No
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BETHESDA--NEW GROOM AND BATH.
basement. attached garage. large lot Price,
SI.950. Terms to suit purchaser WAGGA-
REALTY CORPORATION
Met. 1850
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

S7.45o-SUBURBAN CONVENIENT TO
American Univ. Park-Brand-neU detached
BRICK home. large rooms. porch. garage,
automatic heat; easy terms. REALTY
ASSOCIATES, Natl. li3S till pm
s.. 80 - DETACHED: NEAR CATHOLIC
University; Is rms. closed-in porch. auto
matte h.-w.h. lot 5Oxloo. l.. H. THADEN,
MiScnn sin alin
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

TNVE3ImENI TNVFENTI TOK JAIL.
6 ROOMS BATH ELEC: STUCCOED
over brick same tenants L. years, good
condition: in ne. section; $1,000. Call
MIR. MOSSBURG. Met. 2s13
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
5."50-Sem-detac 6-rm.. bath
brick on corner; Zoned md commercial:
elec. Rented TO good tenants at $3.50
Business location. near new Government
development: will cost approx. 81 600 to
remodel. We have tenant on fve-year lease
at $40 per year when work is completed
Price. is. $4,000
Brick house. nine rooms three baths.
hot-water heat with oil burner. :, refriger-
itol: leased to one tenant at SD Der
month"; price. S6,a5O
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
II c. NJ M
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ATTENTION. BUILDERS.

over hundred acres. nearby Virginia.
II miles from bridge. Ideal residential
section. Can build ROW HOUSES. Only
$3.50 per acre.
B. A. BOWLES CO. Exclusive Agent.
West 14l4. 1900 Wisconsin Ave.
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WYATT ,APTs., 1920 GA. AvE.-L1v. R.
oeormS. K din b.. $50. Geo. 1888.
l.O4 QUINCY ST. NV ROOMS, DIN
cite kitchen, porch private bath: Frieid-
are gas. electricity included adults S55
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NO DOWN PAYMENT

Braddock Hts Va-BeautifuI. new g.
community. Temple 431O
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LOVELY 2-RoOM APT. TWIN BEDS,
elec re1rigerator, ch.w.. unlim phone rea-
sonaoie. 1914 Irving NV. Adams 4941 -
CHEVY CHASE-TWO ROOMS. PRIVATE
PAIN. PAIN. porch. garage; Ladies or couple New
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IN THE CHARMING MANNER OF AN
ENGLISH MANOR

Surrounded bv beautiful homes with
backsr9und t,s of Of trees and fine panoramic
English Tudor design. soiidly built OF brick
and stucco. Main floor contains center-
entrance hall, step-down, living room with
larium commodious dining room. kitchen,
Second floor. 3 master bedrooms, cedar
lined closets. sewing room. . tile baths:
This lovely home originally sold for S2l
300. Due to most unusual circumstances
an 6her Of $1,000 would be considered
till pm
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KEW GARDENs-FURNIsHED 1-room,
kltchenette. bath apt. large closet; over
looking garden. Available Sept. l. with
privilege of renewing lease, either furnished
or unfinished Emerson sac
LARGE BEDRM.. KIT. THIRD FLOOR;
eeverythlns furnished. 1923 18th st. NV
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ABINGDON. VA--5-ROOM AND BATH
bungaloW with finished room in attic. full
zone, near schools and stores Only S4 $50.
Very easy terms B NJ SMITH. 24OS Co.
lumbla pike. Phone Oxford o03S
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
iContfnued

BERWYN-THIs HOUSE CANNOT BE
eaualed at IT'S price >, Where will you find
cellar. furnace heat complete bath, lot
5Oxi00 IT.. convenient to grade and hign
schools. elec. cars; price, S3,15O;, $500
cash, balance S35 month? BICKFORD Il
co. owners Phone Berwyn As. Residence
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-13

ing, Jan. 7. Carol will represent
Morgan county at Granville, Jan. 16,
at the district elimination contest
in which seven counties will COM
pete.
Last Rites For Mrs. Lynn
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank
Lynn, who passed away Friday at
her home at Roseville, were held
here Sunday afternoon at 1880 at
the Christian church, conducted by
Rev. Goddard. Besides her hus
band she leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Addie Robinson and Mrs. Sarah
Riley, both of GAINESVILLE, and one
brother, Samuel Hayes of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn resided for many
ed to Roseville about 80 years ago.
Interment was in Stockport GENE
terry.
High School Notes
The debate season will be opened
locally with a debate between Bart
lett's negative and Windsor's af
firmative teams, at Stockport high
school, Thursday, Jan. TO-, at 1880
p. M, on the question, Resolved.
that the several states should adopt
Members of Windsors affirmative
team are Byron Hook and Wilma
James, with Bernice White, al
ternate. The negative team is made
up of Carol Pugh, Prince Of Peace
champion this year, and Verna
Daugherty, outstanding member of
last years district champions in de-
bate. Chesterhill's affirmative will
also debate Windsor's negative at
Stockport, Jan. Is, Tuesday No
admission charge is made for these
debates.
Windsor Beats Pennsville 1917
Stockport's varsity basketball
team, coached by r. A. Martin,
climaxed the winning brand of ball
they have been playing this year
with an overwhelming score of 38-
II over Pennsville, at Stockport,
Friday, Jan. z. Stockport Reserves
were also decidedly successful in de-
feating Pennsville % to II. Harry
Downing acted as referee. The var
sity game score at the half stood at
Ia to 5. 1t was at this point that it
was clear Pennsville had not solved
the Windsor zone defense, since the
maiority of Pennsville shots We're
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-13
Charter No. 1852
Reserve District No. 4
First National Bank
Chesterhill. Ohio

Report of the condition of the First
National Bank, of Chesterhill, in the
State of Ohio. at the close of busi-
ness on Twelfth Mo-, 81. 1887. pub
lished in response to call made by
Comptroller of the Currency, under
Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes.
ASSETS
Loans and discounts ....$ S6,208 Al
United States Government
obligations, direct and full
ly guaranteed ......... 27.453. 80
Other bonds, stocks, and
securities. -. ..... 77,253 "a
Banking house. $4,000; Fur
niture and fixtures 5000. $500 90
Real estate owned other
than banking house .. 1850 90
Reserve with Federal Re-
serve bank. ...... 2S,45S OF
Cash, balances with other
banks, and cash items in
process of collection 49, 36,719 So
Other assets. -. E. .... 440. 95
Total Assets. .s26O,7S4 II
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of indi-
viduals, partnerships, and
corporations. ...s 1875 .16
Time deposits of individ-
uals. partnerships, and
corporations. . ss.0Ss "a
State. county, and municipal
deposits. -. 15,sS5 80
Deposits of other banks, in
cluding certified and cash
ier's checks outstanding. 2,s2S 90
Deposits not secured by
pledge of loans and or in
vestments.. :. $189,977 70
Total deposits ...$189,977 10
Capital Account:
Common stock, $50 shares,
par $4,000 per share
~ .$25, 900. 90
Surplus. ..$25, 900 90
Undivided profits
net $40 SOC Al
Total Capital Account. 70,S06 Al
Total Liabilities $3.50, 784 IL
State of Ohio County of Morgan, IS:
I, c. L. Schofield, cashier of the
above-named bank, do soiemnly af-
firm that the above statement is true
lief.
C. I. SCHOFIELD,
Cashier.
(SeaI)
Affirmed to and subscribed before
me this Sth day of January, 1888.
C. z. GILPEN,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
C. P. YOCOM,
Carl. PATTERSON,
J. T. BOWMAN,
Directors.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-13

IT, at 1880: Music, Mrs. Pearl Viii.
liams; invocation, Mary Simpson
| music, Mrs. Pearl Williams; talk,
THE Changing World" Miss Lii
liam Thompson; vocal trio, Patter.
son brothers; guest speaker Frank
r., Sutton, principal of the Marietta
schools; duet, DR.. and Mrs. c.. V.
Davis, of Pennsville; discussion,
"Athletics in the schools" by Del,
mar Medley, Fred Kennard, Paul
Moore and Wayne Calendine. Mr..
and Mrs j. L. Henery and Mrs. Ida
Hooper visited Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Eddleblute
Of Roseville. REV. Walter Clark,
pastor of the Methodist Protestant
last Sunday night. Mr.. Sam Claw
son of GAINESVILLE is directing the
singing. A cordial invitation is CIV
en- to everyone to attend these meet
ings. Miss Bonnie Yarnell spent
the week end with her father,
Friend Yarnell, of Dale.--At re-
cent meeting Of the Windsor town
ship school board, Mr.. Ross Baker
was elected president of the board;
and Frank Carr as clerk. Other e
Moore and ]. L. Burgwin.- III. L.
Henery was reelected president Of
the village council Mayor P. 0.
Brannon appointed the following
committees: Street, Hawkins, Mum
mey and Cross; pump and light,
Henry, Hilaman and Strlckllng;
cemetery, Strickling, Hilaman and
Henery. W. HI. Broomhall was
sworn in as village clerk, and w.
e. Wotton as treasurer. Mr.. Mel
vim Tuttle is slightly improved, af-
ter several days illness.--M and
Mrs. A. D. Blind are enjoying trip
to Florida and Texas, in their mod
ernly equipped trailer Junior Carr,
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Carr, suffered the fracture of his
collar bone, while playing basket
ball at school, last week. Miss
Winifred Newberry and friend Ed
die Kienle of Columbus, were Sun
day visitors of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs c. NJ Newberry. &c. w. Mum.
mey, after spending a few days at
his home here, returned Monday to
Garfield, where he is residing with
his daughter and son law, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sherman.--M Mrs.
Salena Sleek, after a two weeks Wis"
it with her daughter, Mrs Clyde
Spencer and family, has returned to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. b.
Henery at McConnelsville.- Miss
Mary Muse spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Muse
Carol Pugh, Morgan county Prince
of Peace winner, was guest speak
er at the weekly meeting of the Nal.
ia aaMcConnelsville Rotary club, held
at the Kennebec hotel, Friday even
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Floyd and Elizabeth Jones, of
Bishopville, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Ahle of Glouster, Claire Potts and
Maxine Wade were Sunday dinner
guests at the Lawrence Ahle home.
Afternoon callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Able of Joy, Kathleen Phillips
and Oral Ball of Wrightstown.- Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Kincaid of M
Connelsville were Sunday afternoon
callers of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kincaid. - Mr.. Errett Ball OF
Springfield spent the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Able were vis--
itors at Columbus, Thursday. ISIS
Oca Able was Friday afternoon Wis
itor of Mrs. Charles Mills, Wrights.
town. Miss Inez Mills Of Cleveland
is spending a few days at the home
of her father, Mr.. Jesse Mills, AMI
family. Miss Margaret Wogan spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Mar