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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04
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Mrs Leslie Clay has returned to
her home here, after the birth OF a
son al the county hospital. The
baby has been named John Fred
erick. Both mother and son are DO
ing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Finley were
business visitors in Columbus, Sat
urday.
Robert Sands. youngest son Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Sands, is suffering
from ear trouble.
Mrs. Evelyn Fitch of Wolf Greek
who is suffering from flu, does not
improve as fast as her friends would
wish
Sunday visitors at Everett Earles
were Mr. and Mrs. James 10th and
son Of Wolf Creek, and Mr.. and
OF Portersville.
Sunday evening Everett Earles
and James 10th with their families
visited Mr.. d. f. Earles at Porters-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Buckley and
daughters Audrey and Arlene of this
place, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ful-
ton and three children of Hickory
ridge and Mrs. Ida Wilson of Nc
Connelsyille were Sunday visions at
Will Birds, near Bristol Mrs. Bird
Nno liSto DtelI DSdl0oL TIC petoI I'LL ~
weeks is slowly improving. Mrs.
Buckley and Mrs Fulton are nieces
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Day were
twin city visitors Monday. Mrs
Day was a Pennsville caller Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Trimper Of
Portersville vicinity and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Buckley and daughter,
of De- ~ 10 Srrv n
callers at Charles Buckley.
Mrs. Chas. Buckley and grand
daughter Sonya were Monday visit
ors at Mrs. Eugene Trimper and
Charles A. Buckley, was in Crooks
Vile on business, Monday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04
PennsvilIe

The Pennsville Townsend club
will meet at the high school aud
itorium, Friday evening, May 5.
Atty w. A. Lentz of Crooksville will
be the speaker. Everybody welcome
to these meetings.
Penn Rebekah lodge will meet in
regular session Thursday evening,
May 4. A good attendance is desir
ed as there will be team practice -
Ladies are asked TO bring sandwich
es and pickles or cream
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Hooper
and son Of Columbus were week end
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. l.. Hooper.
Mrs. Caroline Newsom returned
to her home last week, after spend
ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs
John Greathouse
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bachelor of
Malta spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Kennard and Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Bachelor.
Morgan lodge and Penn Rebekah
lodge entertained Saturday evening
with program in honor of Thomas
Wildey, the founder Of Odd Fellow
ship in America. Guests from Val
ley lodge and Hiawatha Rebekah
lodge Of McConnelsvilIe were pres
ent. Music was furnished by the
Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.. Smith Of Nc
Ccnnelsville were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Greathouse one evening
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and
two daughters of Akron were week
end guests of his brother, Jesse
Bailey, and wife.
M. and Mrs. c. o. Graham were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dawson of Westland.
There will be music festival at
the high school auditorium this
Thursday evening, May 5, furnish
ed by the pupils OF the school. No
admission charge.
The Loyal Band Sunday school
class of the Methodist church, held
their meeting Tuesday evening in
the parlors of the /. O. O. f. hall.
gram was enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Graham, Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Graham and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Able and
sons, Mrs. Maud Kinsey and daugh-
ter Dorabell, were guests at the
home of John Wetherell, and family
Sunday, celebrating Mrs. Wether-
ellis birthday.
Leslie Hallowell is employed in
McConnelsyille, this week.
John Giles are improving their
residence with new roof
w. A. Johnson returned Tuesday
from few days visit at his home
in GAINESVILLE.
w. s. Thompson and wife were
Sunday afternoon guests at the
home of j. l.. Hooper and family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04
'irs. Harriet Wallace Young Writes

Friends here received a letter last
week from Mrs. Harriet Wallace
Young, 918 Belle street, Corona,
California. Mrs. Young is a daugh-
ter of Thomas E. Wallace of this
county, and when young lady liv-
ed with her parents around Reiners-
vile, for several years, occupying
with them, such present locations as
the Earl Smith, A. B. Dovenbarger
and G. 3. Wiley homes. While the
Wallace family lived at the latter
location, her sister Lorena A Wal
lace, died in 1918, at the age Of IS.
Inc writer of the letter Went to Cal
licfnia and her parents later, tenn
bofarl!y located there. Her mother,
Rachel Crawford Wallace. died AT
Lemon Cove, California, May y.
1896, burial being made at Exeter
oi that state. To none Of these mat
tefs did her letter refer but are 10
cally obtained. Her exceptionally
well written missive aside from say
h@ that her daughter. Maxine, is
70" . years Of age; that her hus-
nand IS constantly employed and
mat she longs to be able to visit this
place some time and meet old
lIlGAds, had few personal references
ana was largely devoted to an inter-
e&tlnG and very capable description
CI the Land of Sunshine. E" She
aaid she lived 35 or 40 miles from
me Williams family who came from
Center township, but had never
cen any Of them; that Corona was
53 miles from Los Angeles, and is
.alIed the Lemon Capital;' that
lust now the orange and lemon treas
re in bloom "the perfume being so
strong il is really hard to breathe, ;"
and that she took a drive in the
desert last Wednesday and the des-
ert wild flowers are beautiful now
= he says Of them: "They are really
be most beautiful of flowers and
their uncultivated growth and rich
co!oring give them a distinctive
charm Then she notes: II can
seen some snow in the bigb NOM
Jalns at Big Badly in the San Ber-
Lardinos." She would enjoy letters
nom her old friends and school
mates.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04

The charge often made that this country drifting toward
communism We do believe that the facts will bear such
statements but quite the opposite In where Communism
has gotten hold where there has been widespread
and Distress general ignorance and freedom of speech and
the right of assembly prohibited When poverty To-
cay people idle and living conditions bad much general u
ferng; children cold crying for food Then the
Communism get foothold and people give
This the
and distress will with
anything then and rather than his
family hungry and cold
This brings charge that this administration
playing Communism, but fighting with the very best
and that through its resettemen planWPA CCC
camps and NYA It through these agencies that President
Roosevelt and his advisors have been helping the distressed Sum
cities breeding places for Communion and better
these conditions that the administration has about
The charge made that bl-bu
and that will be when people realize the of Communism
and what has brought about nations where has gotten
When these things fully realized people should
groWl even though it might few
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04
ReinerSville

The music festival held at the
gymnasium Thursday evening was
well attended
Woodgrove farm in northern Man
chester township, owned by that
master farmer, Garner Dickinson,
had a freak calf in its animal de.
partment last Friday morning. Ma
ture in giving ii birth had played a
trick on it by giving it no tail with
which to swat the flies
Miss Ruth Palmer. who for the
rast month has been employed at
the George Hall home. is now en-
pioyed in the William Smith home.
Born April 80 to Mr and Mrs. !
G Hutchins at Memorial hospital
4 seven pound boy. Grandparents Of
the new arrival are Mr. and Mrs
Lafe iH rhius Of McConnelsville.
and Mis-. Alice Walters Of this place.
Last year there was frost on the
morning Of May 1st, and also on
May L. and -. 1t set in raining
May 14 and with the exception oI
elusive Oi The oath. with terrific
thunder and rain the 21st, and
streams were flooding the low
grounds Last year some attempts
at planting corn locally were made
on the 10th OF May. and then not
again until the 2Sth.
Huston ROhrbaugh has been en-
ployeG 70 care for the Reinersville
cemetery fer the coming year.
MIS-. VIII Smith. who has been
qtjte H. is improved Her daugh-
ter, Mrs.. Harold HILL was with her
2 few q US last week
''Bohbl@,' the black and white
rat-terri0r dog belonging to Mrs. Ell
NJ Ala Guder. left bed and board
last Thursday. O where. o where,
could the doggy be. Few dogs were
able to enjoy the hospitality of such
q home as Bobby rolled and romped
~. He was allowed to bark at the
cats and otherwise depOrt himself
as Q regular household pet. No one
could understand why he should
wish TO leave home 1t was getting
late in the day and Bobby didn't re-
turn. Telephones jingled and a large
auto darted about over country
roads. Bobby had been seen. The
auto ran down one cleW--then an
other-orly to find that Bobby had
been at this and then at that farm
house only ten minutes ahead of the
auto. Finally he was caught up
with in Center township, sitting out
in a field watching the descending
fun. Well it just can't be explained
unless Bobby has amnesia
Mrs. Mamie Parks of Sharon has
hoen visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth Nesselroad of Woodgrove.
Fisa Jane Sherman of Brietol
township spent the week end witt
Misses Doris and Ina Haines.
Miss Ruby Walters. who for the
rast three years has been employed
in the S r. Hill home. now has en-
ploynent in McConnelsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04
Tabor

Lee Waite, who underwent an
appendicitis operation several days
ago, at Memorial hospital, Mariet-
ta, was brought home last Thurs
day. He is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tuttle, Mr.,
and Mrs. Arthur Dillie, Mrs. Jerry
Waite and Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Wymer spent Thursday at Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Geddes Of
Wyandotte, Mich, and son spent
last week with relatives here.
Sunday visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Newburn at Herbert Wy
mer's; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bowman
at Ernest Burt's Mr.. and Mrs. Del
bert Wymer and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Betz, at Robert Wymer's
Morris Wymer went to Columbus
Monday, to seek employment.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04
Oakland

Mr.. and Mrs John Lane and
children spent Sunday with Phoebe
Lane. at Brokaw.
Mrs. Lowell Bowman and three
children visited from Friday until
Sunday with Minnie Mills and Mr..
and Mrs. Damon Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Ball and
son Donnie Of GAINESVILLE, and Mrs.
Lee Calendine and son Albert spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Ball
Floyd Ball was kicked by horse
Sunday. breaking his right arm
above the wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dyke of
Cuvahoga Falls visited from Satur-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04
HiIicrest
(Roosterville)

Mrs. Gerald Sleek entertained
Sunday, April 80, with a surprise
birthday party for her husband.
whose birthday was April 26. A pot
luck dinner was served at the noon
hour, and the guest of honor was
the recipient of several presents
Those in attendance besides Mr.. and
Mrs. Sleek were MIR. and Mrs Ger
ald Sleek and daughter Margaret
Ann, of Waterford; Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Sleek and son Jackie. and Mrs
Sclena Sleek of GAINESVILLE: Mrs.
Fred White and three children Of
Chesterhill; G. G. Spurrier and fam
lily Of Stockport; and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. v. Rardin.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04
Hopewell

Mr.. and Mrs Delbert Able and
sons Donald and Freddie attended
the birthday dinner at John Wether-
ellis, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Ball and
daughter, Georgia Lee, spent Sunday
afternoon at James Murphys.
Eva Louise Llewellyn, r. N, re.
turned to Columbus, Friday, being
called here by the illness of r. J
Newman who had some teeth ex-
tracted and Infection developed.
He is able now to be up and around
some.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Heskett OF
GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. and Mrs John
McGrath of Mt. Sterling, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Drake, Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barkhurst OF
Malta spent Sunday with the latter's
aunt, Rose Tracy.
T. G. Newson and son Jean Allen
OF Coolville were callers at Robert
Newsom's Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Spillman of
Cloud were Monday evening callers
at Carl brakes.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04
COUNTY'S FINANCIAL REPORT

In this issue published the financial of this county for
Because lack of funds this published
condensed than back when the
items of itemized The published
however the of the financial transactions of
the Study this published for the benefit of
the citizens the and the as
to how in general way, their money expended.
Auditor Strong has been trying work plan for
time which, be into effect will be appreciated by
taxpayers Instead Of publishing the general yearly he
would have publish the financial transactions of the
the regular meetings. and in the publications would
listed the bills paid the whom paid This inor
nation believe the public will appreciate.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-05-04

For the best service, use Mar-Not
Varnish on your floors For sale by
the Malta Hardware Co. 27a2
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1920 18th ST. NV,

H1LLTOP GARDENS.
Drive out 18th or 18th to Sheridan st.,
turn on Sheridan to l4th.
Two rooms. dinette. kitchen and bath:
furn.. $RS: unfurn., $50
Gas for Cooking and Refg Included.
Large rooms cross-ventilation, Venetian
blinds high elevation; modern kitchens,
incinerator. plenty closet space; convenient
TRANSPORTATION; near Rock Creek Park.
Resident Mgr. MRS. DREW. Rand. 216S.
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CRESTWOOD.

On beautifully situated knoll edsins
INTO ROCK CREEK PARK In a honey
suburban atmosphere. 10 minutes from the
White House. stately new Georgian
Colonial home containing dengntfu living
Ing most pleasant outlook. Lovely dining~
room with baY window. FIrst-f1oor paneled
study with adjoining lavatory 3 huge bed
rooms and > eXtra-slZe baths Dressing
room adJolns master bedroom suite
Ground-ieVei recreation room with entrance
onto the park. Maids room and complete
bath in basement
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Sacrifce-Reduced 81 500.

1lO6 GRANT RID. BETHESDA. MD
Beautiful Groom corner. reconditioned
like. new. LARGE lot 1OOXsO House built
by former owner for his own home Due TO
his being transferred. We can sell you this q
home at real bargain
OPEN SUNDAY TIL PM
To reach: Out Wis. ave- left at Bank Of
Bethesda on GEORGETOWN I'd / mile left
on SouthVlck St, l block and right on
Grant st. to our sign and home
BAKER REALTY CO.. NC.
1870 K ST " net l21I
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1909 NEWTON ST. NE.

New, detached brick home. T. large rooms
modern bath with shower, oxford kitchen:
chestnut trim gas heat; LARGE lot with
paved street and alley: earaRe; price.
~ terms: trades considered
OPEN DAILY 10 AM TO PM
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ROCK CREEK ESTATES.


A stone house costing owner approx
mately 100000 now offered for sale at
S32. 50O-and will consider small house in
trade. The first floor contains living room,
1Sx30: large sunroom with southern expos
ure, extra large dining room. buffers pam
try, large kitchen, master bedrooms and
3 baths on End floor; ? rooms and bath on
3rd moor; automatic heat; rear stairway;
contains approximately $4,000 SO. feet Of
FRANK S. PHILIPS, Dist. 1411.
IS 050 HEART OF PErWoRTH 90
It, Colonial brick, 8 large rms.
throughout Terms
LEO N BERNSTEIN CO. MET 54oO,
Mr.. 18th AND B Sc.
House converted into . complete apts.,
one rms, one 4 rms; automatic oil heat.
VIII rent for approximately $50. Price,
JEROME B. MURRAY.
REP. 2460. 1880 @ NV. Mich. 1879.
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NEW BRICK SEMI-BUNGALOW
S4,675; $3.50 CASH. So 80 MO.
rooms. 3 bedrooms bedroom and bath
LIST hr.l; modern kitchen hardwood floors
corner lot 100 it. wide; lot of shade trees.
To be sold as is Out Nichols ave. Sc. to
Ala. ave, left to Wheeler I'd. right to signs
955 VALLEY AVE. Sc
MAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,
Mr. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
New detached center-hall Colonial brick.
Living room 13x2412. opening onto screen
ed porch: unusual arranged and equipped
kitchen, bedrooms. . baths finished and
heated attic; beautiful lot inclosed with
rustic fence. Terms. Phone MIKKELSON
& SON. Woodley 1855
BRICK BUNGALOW,
1923 10th st. Sc.
5 rms. colored tile bath on LIST FIR; 2
finished rooms on end; insulated. screened.
weather-stripped. screened porch. oil burn
er. h-w.h.. summer hookup. Near 18th and
Congress SITS. sc.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
1224 14th st, NV. District 3346.
4,750-2O-ft. Row Brick Home.
First Commercial.
8 rms. bath, h.-w.h.. cleo. In good
condition Located on 18th Sc. mr.. East
Capitol, Unusual value. TFFEY g.
FLYNN, 22s Woodward Bldg. Republic
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VIENNA. VA-5ia ACRES, Z RMS. B
reconditioned.. Pals Church-Large lot
dale, rms, b. FULTON r GORDON,
1927 Eye ST.. Dist. $3.50. Eve. Wood 50al.
WE CAN RENT YOUR VACANT PROP
erty. Call THOS. D. WALSH. INC, SIS
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued)

1924 BROTHERS PL.. coNoREss HTS
$4,000 home for 80 $50, furnished Terms
Two on Potomac ave. Pot. Hts. S7.650 up.
Terms. Above 3 have lovely view of river
Get our list. Watch for our signs. N. z.
RYON CO. 1918 N Y. ave. Natl 1907.
BRICK BUNGALOW, NEW. 1880.
rooms. attic, tile bath with shower,
INV. heat; large lot. Small cash payment
and easy monthly payments. Mr.. Partlow.
WAPLE u JAMES. M. District 3346.
NEAR FOREST GLEN ACRE.
Pine old frame home rooms, sleeping
porch. bath: excellent eondition. Garden.
THOS e JARRrLL CO. Realtors
I'll 10th st. NV Natl Of65
Evenings. Call Kensinrton HIN.
SILVER SPRING. MD
rooms, oil heat, Colonial front porch. Con-
MAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
1893 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 5000.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE-ARRANGED AS
2 complete apts.-3 rooms, kitchen
and bath. Also 2 additional bedrooms
on 3rd moor; new oil burner: garage.
Close to st. Gabriefs Church. high and
Junior high schools and all conyeniences.
Price $500.
S7,75O-PETWoRTH COLONIAL HOME
near 9TH and LonRfellow; 9 good
rooms Front ard Rlassed-in
rear porches. Automatic heat.
FLOYD z. DAVIS co, Natl. 0352.
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OPEN-DET.. $40 FERN PL. NV
SPLENDID cond.: available July l. 2 r.. Ia
b. % bedrms.. b. on nrst noor): auto. heat.
open fireplace: cleo. refg cow: nice yard.
qen1ilek &RS Gen ll1Q
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1925 NORTON PL. N.W-sEMI-DETACH-
ed brick. bedrooms tile bath living rm..
dining rm.. solarium fully equipped kitch-
en- pantry with G. E. refg. h.-w.h. with
oil burner. insulated attic, built-in garage:
near schools shops churches bus. car line
at corner By OWNER. Woodley 1898
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'.VU. IEl1cf11NO D1t' LfON Inltn, " -
Attractive new or. brick; ami; 10 min.
drive downtown: S15. oxford 1l56-W.
OPPORTUNITY-NEW- CAPITOL
and Pc. ave. Sc, golf course-Attractive
q rooms . baths. extra lavatory. recrea-
convenient location. Rents. So so to
SIS per mo. Call Adams 41s6
ALEXANDRIA. JEFFERSON PARK 6
large rooms. "a baths large inclosed
g rooms baths large inclosed porch,
garage; ideal location: S67 80 Call Alex
anGria 3l4S or Temple oq41
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SEEING is BELIEVING.

See this attractive semi-det. brick To-
rms. new heating plant ultramodern
kitchen, new tiled bath. new-house con-
altlon. etc. Less than $1,000. on liberal
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NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
Practically new. 4 rooms, . baths. recre-
alton room with fireplace. refriseration.
auto. heat, garage. fenced yard: $50 so.
1918 35th ST. NV
MAPLE & JAMES. INC,
G,
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s-room brick, 500 block Irving st. NV:
large rooms. closed porches, 3 kitchens:
money-maker; SIS $50
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BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE

oO4HDCIt w I'LL OAONlT 1CE.
NEW BEAUTIFUL GROOM DETACHED
BRICK: slate roof, insulated, weather.
stripped; furred. Oil air-conditlonine heat
cation, near Catholic school, shopping CEN
ter, Transportation Must be seen For
appointment, call District O36S, Georgia
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1923 JACKSON AVE. NE.-5-ROOM
BUNGALOW; h.-wh. hardwood floors. tile
bath, front and rear porches: large, shady
SPR1NGLAWN. INC.
Hyatts CIV. Natl a452.
40 CLAIMING ST. NW-6 RMS. AND
bath. ami, oil heat S55.
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC.
7O4 18th ST. NV District 5l45.
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PRIVATE HOME, ROOMS. BATH. GA
rage. recreation basement, large incl yard.
NV. section. Rent to hieh-class parties.
Owner. Govt empl.. to keep one room.
Oppor. for those who want something I'M
usual Rent. X37 80. Box 325-K Star.
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RANK S. PHILIPS, Dist. 1411.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

CORNER LOT, SOFT. FRONT-S115O
charming center-hal planned home
containing = rooms bath. oil heat, screens
weather strips, cleo. refs: insulated. Stu
ated west OF Conn. ave, at Garrison st
value OF this character is something that
should be investigated Immediately. Eve
nlngs, phone Georgia S07a
l.. T. GRAVATTE
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
UNIVERSITY PARK. N

UNIVERSITY PARK MD
Open for Inspection Till PM
Just On BALTIC. Pike. 4 Jackson Ave
See this beautiful Colonial home on lot
!bxl50i 3 lse. rms. 5 bedrms.. oil burner.
A real barRain at Ss.45O National 2O3ea.
MUST BE SOLD,
To carry out this owners plans ~ build .
new home, we are offering this spacious,
3.bedrm.. 2-bath home in the forest section
OF Oh. On. Md Ct lust about
p OF ORIGINAL COST.
Most attractive 1st-f1oor plan including
liv. rm, with fireplace. screened side porch,
LARGE din. rm. serving pantry and kitchen.
on a landscaped and wooded lot 100 II.
wide. For details. call Maryland once j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Wisconsin 1878 until
New Semi Detached Brick Homes,
TOP OF PENNA. AVE HILL Sc
6 ROOMS Bedrooms.
FINISHED CLUBRoOM IN CELLAR.
Door from cellar to rear lawn. All cop
per Hastings. metal weather-stripped:
Chamberlain bronze screens hardwood
noors finished with sealer Same key fits
'front.' and rear door locks.
PRICED TO Sell Quickly at So $50 and S6,550.
Location and Construction Count.
Model Home Open 10 AM 70 8 PM Daily.
1925 FORT DAVIS ST. Sc.
Straight out Penna. ave to top OF second
MIL second street TO left blocks You
Will see our sign
h
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WOODBRIDGE 1917 l1th ST. NE.
rooms bath. h.-w.h.. S65.
1921 Chestnut st. rooms. gar S55
7O3 Lawrence st. ne. 8 large rooms,
close to c. u. Sal.
North 1909 or INQUIRE 2377 r. I. ave. ne
SLIGO PARK HILLSIATTR. 5-ROoM
bungalow; recreation room; gar: ST.. 80.
Also 8 room. 2-story house. S!1.e5.
Takoma Park. Groom bungalow. large
shaded lot; S55. all vacant.
ROBERT z. LOHR,
3i1 Cedar St, Takoma Park. Geo. 0ss1
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS.
Semi-detached. corner rooms bath. pam
try, oil heat. built-in aaraee.
THREE EXPOSURES.
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Here is a 3-story. Groom, GAIT house.
lust of Conn. ave; having bath on the
bath in an English basement: can be
easily converted into 3 apartments or
would make an ideal roomine house: open
70 an offer. Call j WESLEY BUCHANAN
MEf 1112 ttll O n u, =
Evening star., 1939-06-11

THE CHANCELLOR

Mass HNe. vi.
] room Kitchen and bath So 80
:. rooms. Kitchen and bath SO a.
= rooms. kitchen and bath SG5 90
.t-Ir Switchboard and Elevator
Service
Res Mgr.. Mrs. Grant. AL 4@40.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
THE GELMONT

1888 3rd St NE
| and - rooms. kit, dIneitc and
bath 81 90 Up
Heat, gas. refg. and electricity IN
Guided in rent
Res. Mgr. Mrs Etzler. Dec. 1920.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
THE WARWICK
3a1I Idaho Ave, NV.

,lH1I InahO NVf- NV.
] and " rooms, kitchen. dme'fe
and bath $1,000 and Up
FsS MGR. Miss Nalloy. EN- 500
Out Mass. Ave TO the md street
hevond Wis Ave Idaho Ave-.
left l2 block to building.