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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
Stockport

Mr.. and Mrs. Mervyn Sleek o1
Dale announce seven and a hall
pound girl born at Memorial hos.
pital, Saturday, Jan. 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Sheets and Mr. and Mrs
{. G. Spencer are grandparents
Mrs. Sclena Sleek and OF Cody are
great grandparents.
j. Franklin Wallace. of Lexing-
ton, KY, spent the week end with
his wife, who is ill at the home Of
her parents, Mayor and Mrs. P. o.
| Brannon. Atty Wallace visited also
| with his daughter and son-in-law,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralf BENJAMIN and
son. of Malta.
Miss Louise Spencer of Bald
Eagle spent the week end with her
aunt, Mrs. C. r. Williams
The Tuesday Mite Circle will
meet Jan. 10 with Mrs r. w. Dew
lit. The Circle has changed their
time of meeting to the second
Tuesday in the month.
Bryan Medley of Ironton spent
the week end with his wife and
family, here.
Walter Porter and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Dean Dougan Of Pennsville. Mr.
Porter left Monday for Canton,
where he has work with the Her.
cules Motor Corporation
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coler of Pat
tin Mills spent Thursday with Mrs.
David Coler. Other visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Oliver and son
Gene of McConnelsyille.
The following girls who are at
tending Office Training School in
Columbus, spent the week end with
their parents: Mildred and Carol
James, Doris Medley, Sarah Cody
and Marjorie Wallace.
Mrs. Dale Morris and children
have gone to Canton to spend the
next three months. Mr.. Morris is
employed there.
Mrs. J. A. Simpson and daughters
Miss Mary Simpson and Mrs. U. s.
Bowles spent Monday in GAINESVILLE
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
E. Lochary were Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Talbot and son of Chesapeake, and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bowman and
daughter Barbara Jean of Ches-
terhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Henery OF
GAINESVILLE spent the week end with
her parets, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Stoneburner.
Mrs Harry Cross spent the week
end with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Rowland,
of Barlow.
Sunday visitors at the A Simp-
son home were Mrs. U. S. Bowles
and two children of Hooksburg.
Harold Knowlton, manager of
the Red and White store, has en-
ployment with the Philo Power
plant
Miss Hazel Wymer who is en-
ployed at the d. S. Van Fossen
home, spent the week end at her
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
Saltwater

Carl Richardson spent Tuesday
in Columbus.
Bessie Daley of Athens visited
Sunday at Dennis Daileys.
Mrs. Bessie White, Mrs. Dorothy
Blake and son Billy, and Mrs. Wm.
White of Cleveland visited Saturday
night with Marietta and Vaughn
White. They We're called here on
account of the death of Mrs. Belle
Buchanan.
Wilmer Gibeaut and Oscar Rob-
erts went to Canton Sunday, where
they have employment.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Buchanan has been named
Donald Lewis.
Dwight Richardson of 0. S. o.,
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkes Richard
son.
Bernice Upton returned Satur-
day to the J. T. Roberts home, aft
er spending two weeks in Martins
Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Masterson
of GAINESVILLE visited Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Mas
terson. Jerry" Masterson who had
spent several days with his grand
parents returned home with them.
This community was deeply sad
dened by the death of AIDA Robb.
She was loved by all who knew her.
Lenna and WAYNE Williams at
tended the funeral of Chas. Sny-
der, Friday morning at Sharp
ridge
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05

Mr. and Mrs. "Babe" Dingey and
children of Stockport visited Sun
day at w. H. Mahon's.
Miss Josephine Shaver of Zanes-
Vile spent the week end with home
folks.
Miss Vera Hancher from near
Emery, was visitor last week
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Reed, daugh-
ters Evelyn and Marilyn. and Mrs.
Linnie Moore were Sunday dinner
guests of Harold Trout's, Philo.
Lewis Eppley of Eagleport is
working for G. M. Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Blackledge
of McConnelsville spent Friday at
the Lloyd Smith home.
Galen Mahon and Bob Dingey
went to Canton Monday to get en-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
CHESTER S. STRONG,
Morgan County Auditor.

IL, 58.42 acres. valuation $3.50 ia
$14.40.
Same R 13, T 7, FIR SO, Sub-D ?
$3.50 acres, valuation $3.50, ia
1927.
Same, R 13, T Z, FIR 18, Sub-D c
1853 acres, valuation 5000. ia,
$4.29.
I Carter, J. G., R 13, T 7, FIR 1s
Sub-D Z, 1910 acres, yaluatio,
$50, tax $3.42.
Duncan, J. NJ, R 13, TT, 8
Sub-D 10, 80 acre, valuation 500
tax .28.
McGrath.' Sally D., r Is, T 7, S
II, Sub-D 80, 44.2S acres. valuation
$500, tax 1888.
Homer-Athens School District
Duncan, George, R IS, TT, s 80.
aub-D IL, 1927 acres, valuation
s120, tax $371.
Linscott, Harlan, R 13, TT. 25.
.ub-D II, 47.66 acres, valuation
1880, tax $22.27.
Bishopville Village
Lodge, F. & A. M, No. 47O, Inl1t
FL, valuation $470, tax 1914.
Royalty Interest Homer Township
Miss Catherine R. Dale, valuation
S540, tax $7.72.
Mrs. Virginia Baque. valuation
500, tax $1.59.
Marion Township
Huffman, Clyde, Ernest, r 12. r
8, 25, Sub-D 4, 8O.65 acres, VAL
uation $500, tax $3.50.
Same, R IL, T 8, S 25, sub-D 5,
lOO:5O acres, valuation $4,000, tax
s1936.
Same, R u, T 8, S 26, Sub-D II,
24.O7 acres, valuation $500, tax
$4.76.
Same, R II, T 8, S 81, Sub-D 1,
22.65 acres, valuation $3.50, tax
1926.
Same, R IL, T 8, S 80, Sub-D 12,
47.3S acres, valuation $3.50, tax
5000.
Maybe, Frank and Audrie, R 12,
7 8, 2, Sub-D 80, 11O acres, val
lation $50, tax $2.35.
Randall, Blanche, r IL, T 8, S
II, Sub-D 5, 1898 acres, valuation
$500, tax $685..
Same, r IL, T 8, S II, Sub-D Z,
80 acres, valuation $3.50, tax $13.-
IS.
Same, r IL, T s, S II, Sub-D 8,
% acres, valuation 5000, tax $4.69.
Same, r IL, T 8, S II, Sub4D 4,
'1.50 acres, valuation s1,25O, tax
;29.43.
Russell, Everett c.. r IL, T s, S
3, Sub-D 25, .04 acre, valuation
;240, tax $3.50.
Same and Forest c., r 12, T 8, S
3, Sub-D 10, part, 500 acres, val
lation $16O, tax 1915.
Ungemach, Bessie, r IL, T 8, S
j, Sub-D 16, 25 acres, valuation
$50, tax 1852.
White, Fred, r IL, T 8, FIR 1,
ub-D 4, 400 acres, valuation $14O,
ak $2.18.
Same, R 12, r 8, FIR 1, Sub-D 8,
IS acre, valuation $40, tax 80.
Same, r IL, T 8, FIR 7, Sub-D A.
(, 283 acres. valuation $3.50, tax
lila.
Same, r -, T 8, FIR z, Sub-D II,
Is acres, valuation $40, tax
81
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05

Same, R IL, T 8, FIR 18, Subj
II, 1850 acres, valuation $21O, ia
1882.
Corporation Land
Bishop, Coda, r IL, T 8, FIR 80
Sub-D IA, rs acre, valuation $3.50
tax $1O24.
Kean, James K, r II, T 9, FF
81, Sub-D Z, 20 acre, valuation
$40, tax $ "A.
Ring, Herman, r IL, T 8, FIR SO
Sub-D 6, lao acres, valuation $14O
tax $3O2.
Same, r II, T 9, FIR 90, Subj
20, .06 acre. valuation $40, tax
Is "A.
Stockport Village
Butcher, Lettie, Inlot IL, valua-
tion $3.50, tax 1882.
Calendine, Josephine, Inlot 5,
Kean's List Addition, valuation
$500, tax $13.58.
Same, Inlot 6, Kean's List Addi-
ton, valuation $17O, tax s3.6S.
Hayes, S. j., Inlot S, Sanborn' s
1st Addition, valuation $3.50, tax
1904.
Moore, Carl, Inlot 60, Sanborn S
1st Addition, valuation $500 tax
$6.48.
Same, Inlot 20, Sanborn's 4th
Addition, valuation $40, tax 1923.
Same, Inlot II, Sanborn's 4th
Addition, valuation $40, tax 1929.
Same, Inlot 72, Sanborn's 4th
Addition, valuation $3.50, tax $27.-
48.
Ramseysburg
Irene Mccain, Inlot "a, valuati On
$3.50, tax $14.52.
Same, Inlot 25, valuation 500,
tax ST.
Pico, Carl and julius, Inlot IA.
$3.50, tax $50.
Utility Windsor Township
Layman Farmers Telephone, val
uation $500, tax $8.79.
York Township
Brown, Herbert H. and Chloie A.,
R IA, T IA, S "a, Sub-D At, except |
coal, 1.94 acres, valuation $50, tax
$128.
Same, r IA, T IA, "a, Sub-D
So, $50 acres, valuation $50, tax
So
Brown, Herbert H., r IA, T ID, S
a., Sub-D 81, 22O acres, valuation
$3.50, tax SO.
Cohagen, Georgia, R 13, T 10, S
IS, Sub-D IT, Its acres, valuation
$50, tax 5 .48.
Same, R 13, T 10, S 35, Sub-D 8,
'7.66 acres, valuation $500, tax
$1,000.
Fluharty, Russell and Gladys, r
4, T IA, S %, Sub-D 16, l acre,
aluation $3.50, tax $50.
Same, r IA, T IA, S %, Sub-D
5, 1880 acres, valuation $14O, tax
224.
Foraker, Clyde ct al, R IA, I'll
a, S 27, Sub-D 20, 10 acres, valua-
ion $50, tax $2.42.
Foraker, F. E. ,Artie, C. M. and
Eva, R ii, T IA, S 35, Sub-D Ills,
23 acres, valuation $4,000, tax
51.40.
Same, r IA, T IA, S 35, SubD
2, 40 acres, valuation $500, tax
1884.
Lewis, Albert, r IA, T IA, S "a,
;ub-D 38, so acre, valuation $3.50,
AK $6.72.
McCaslin, T. C. and e. Amanda,
, IA, T Ia, S "a, Sub-D 48, except
oal, 1.41 acres, valuation $50, tax
.48.
Pearce, J. D., r 13, T 10, S 80,
nb-D 13, 1888 acres, valuation
14O, tax $2.24
DeavertOWn
Inman, Leona, Inlot 10, N. E.
quare, valuation 1910, tax $4.9S.
Same, Inlot IL, N. E. Square,
aluatior $40, tax 5 "a.
Same, Inlot IS, N. E. Square,
aluation 500, tax 5 .34. /,
Stanbery Robert P, Inlot 3, S.
'. Square Part, valuation $40, tax
"a
Same, Inlot 4, S. w. Square, val
alton $3.50, tax 5000.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
Bloom Township

Bloom township
Coulter, Cassie NJ and Nee
hiney, Blanche and Maggie. R 1.
T IL, s II, SubD L. 7.25 acre.
valuation, $40, tax 5 Sc.
Clifton, F. L. sand Clara L
Eagleport, Inlot 81, tax $5.13.
Bristol Township
Davis. VIM. and Lizzie, r II,
IL, S 10, Sub-D, 6, 80 acres, valua
tion $1,000, tax $16.5O.
Same, r IL, T IL, S. 80, Subj
1, East Half, 20 acres, valuation
$400. tax $3.50.
Scott, Samuel and Mary, r IL,
IL. S II, Sub-D 6, 100 acres, valua
tion $1,650, tax $18.16.
Center Township
Mitchell, C. r., r 10, T 6, S 35
Sub-D 5, 40 acres, valuation $3.50
tax 1892.
Morris, Clement Roy, R 10, T 6
S IL, Sub-D 1-3, 1880 acres, valua-
tion $3.50, tax 1854.
Same, r 10, T 6, S IL, Sub-D 32-
83, 1910 acres, valuation $27O, tax
S2.98.
Same, r 10, T 6, S 12, Sub-D "a,
11.84 acres, valuation $3.50, tax
32.86.
Utility Center Township
Reinersville Farmers Mutual Tel
ephone Association, valuation $40,
tax. SIS.
Deerfield Township
Jadwin, Gertie, r 13, T 9, s 80,
6ub-D IT, ex. coal, 20 acres, valua-
tion $3.50, tax $6.28.
Maxwell, Nora S., r 13, T 8, S
15, Sub-D 4, 1913 acres, valuation
$3.50, tax $6.26.
Same, r 13, T 9, S Is, Sub-D Is,
21.40 acres, valuation $24O, tax s6.
Price, Dwight, R 13, T 9, 16,
SubD IL, 16 acres, valuation $3.50,
tax s2.16.
Walker, Mary Garrett, r 13, T 9,
2, Sub-D 4, 38 acres, valuation
$3.50, tax $7.44.
Same, R 13, T 8, 2, Sub-D S,
$3.50 acres, valuation $3.50, tax
$6.28.
Same, r 13, T 9, S 2, Sub-D 7,
40 acres, valuation $3.50, tax $5.78.
Deerfield-York School
Inman, Hiram and Nellie, r 13,
r 8, S 6, Sub-D IL, 27.50 acres, val
uation $500, tax $6.42.
Homer Township
Alderman, Lizzie S., r 13. T Z,
FIR Q, Sub-D 5, 8 acres, valuation
$50, tax $1.71.
Carter, James W., r 13, T 7, FIR
II, Sub-D II, coal under, so acre.
valuation SO, tax "a.
Same, r 13, T Z, FIR %, Sub-D 4.
coal under. 1885 acres, valuation
$3.50. tax $2.S2.
Same, r 13, T 2, FIR II, Sub-D 8,
coal under; 1921 acres, valuation
$50, tax $1.29.
Same, r 13, T 7, FIR 80, Sub-D 2,
except coal, $3.50 acres, valuation
$3.50, tax 1924.
Same, R 13, T Z, FIR II, Sub-D 5,
e. of road, acres, valuation $50,
tax $1.08. :
Same, r 13, TT, FIR II, Sub-D 4.
44.72 acres, valuation $400. tax
1888.
Same, r 13, r 7, FIR II. Sub-D 9,
1903 acres, valuation $3.50. tax
1874.
Same, r II, T Z. FIR Is, Subj
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05

l
Beckett, A. H., valuation $14t
tax $2.18.
Manchester Township
Burkheimer, Chas. O., r 10,
S 81, Sub-D 21, rs acre, valuatio
500, tax $1.91.
Clemity Amity, F. G. A. NJ,
10, T 7, S %, Sub-D IS, uppe
story, valuation $500, tax $4.1O.
Ford, Marguerite, r 10, T z,
20, Sub-D 8, 1.50 acres, valuation
$50, tax S AZ.
Harper, st. John, r 10, T Z, S IS
Sub-D 4, % acres, valuation $3.50
tax $5.34.
| Same, R 10, T Z, S IS, Sub-D Is
6 acres, valuation $100, tax $1.91.
Same, r 10, T Z, S 18, Sub-D 8
18 acres, valuation $500, tax 1857
Wiley, Herschel, r 10, TT, S. 20
Sub-D 27, bldg. leased land, valua.
tion $500, tax $4.1O.
Wiley, Ona Phillis, r 10, T Z, S
20, Sub-D 20, so acre, valuation
1920, tax SO.
Same, R 10, T z, S 20, Sub-D 27,
40 acre, valuation $120, tax $1.62.
Same, R 10. T Z, S 20, Sub-D SIS,
.04 acres, valuation $40, tax IA.
McConnelsv1lle Village
Elsie Sheetz, Inlot 36, Old Part,
valuation $1,000, tax $17.94.
Talley, Wayne and Campbell, w.
c., Inlot 81, 1st Addition, valuation
$1,400, tax 1876.
Same, Inlot 20, 1st Addition, val
uation $3.50, tax $4.29.
Corporation Land
Thomas, Dallas S., r 12, r 10, S
II, Sub-D, 80, .22 acre, valuation
$1,1OO, tax $19.74.
Morgan I. S. D.
Shepard, Errett, Martial, R. II, T
10, "a, Sub-D 13, .18 acre, val
uation $3.50, tax $1.66.
Morgan o. S. ID.
Buchanan, Eva L., r 12, T 10, 81
2, Sub-D SO, 3.46 acres, valuation
$50, tax $2.33.
Same, R Il, T 10, S 2, Sub-D 81,
/ acre, valuation $50, tax S As.
Vanoster, Luada and Charles F., !
r IL, T 10, S 2, Sub-D 2S, 2.84I
acres, valuation $3.50, tax s5.41.
Malta Village
Matson, Curtis and Matte, Inlot |
80, Millers Addition, valuation
$50, tax $1.42.
Same, Inlot 81, Miller's Addition,
valuation $50, tax $1.42.
Same, Outlot 1, Fairmont Addi-
ton, valuation $40, tax S 80.
Vanoster, Ina Mary, Inlot 2S,
Young's 1st Addition, valuation
$3.50, tax $2O.64.
Corporation Land
Huntington, T. E., r IL, T 10, S
II, Sub-D T, 80 acre, valuation
$40, tax 5 "a.
Malta 1. S. d.
Finley, Raymond and Jean, R II,
10, S IA, Sub-D 8, 1921 acres,
yaluation $4,000, tax $61.S9.
Matson, Curtis and Matte, R IL,
10, S 10, Sub-D ia, 81 acre.
'aluation $50, tax 5 .63
Same, R II, T 10, S 10, Sub-D
", so acre, valuation $40, tax
AZ
Same, r IL, T 10, S 10, Sub-D
'3, .05 acre, valuation $40, tax
20.
Same, r IL, T 10, S 10, Sub-D
II, 1872 acres, valuation, $50, tax
;1.02.
Same, r IL, T 10, S 10, Sub-D
16, Al acre, valuation 1910, tax
5.58.
Malta o. S. ID.
Holmes, Everett, r IL, T 10, S
5 Sub-D 20, bldg. lease land, val
ation $50, tax 5 .56.
Hosom, Raymond and Mary, r
2, T 10, S %, Sub-D 10, 1896
cres, valuation $1,000, tax $11.22.
Johnston, VIM, jr., r IL, T 10,
25, Sub-D 13, bldg. leased land,
|
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05

home at Chesterhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Long and two
sons, Landon and Leighton. Of
Chesterhill were Sunday visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Grosskloss. Lam
don was spending a short furlough
at home and has now returned to
camp at Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
DELINQUENT TAX LAND NOTICE

lands
ageeaD!y contained described
and notice hereby
OF o WI" be foreclosure
sunt forfeited
are -
CHESTER s.. STRONG,
Morgan County
Evening star., 1942-09-17

Entirely automatic. Main
tains uniform room tenn
perature for health and
comfort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Industrial Real
Estate Picture
Bright Locally
Speakers Tell Realtors
Biggest Difficulty
Is Building Shortage

The industrial real estate pic
ture is as bright locally as are
other phases of the realty business
and. in the words of one speaker
at meeting last week of the
brokers' division of the Detroit
Real Estate Board. "the kettle is
Just beginning to boil"
"Our principal difficulty" said
Andrew Edwards of Homer War
rem e. Co, one OF several speak
ers who discussed industrial real
estate here, 'is that we have
very few buildings with which
10 work. Most available and
suitable industrial buildings have
been picked up"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
722 Buildings

Edwards said in 1888 his firm
had 722 industrial buildings listed
with a combined area of 100000
square feet. The total square feet
his firm now has available will not
exceed t.608,ee6, Edwards added
II doubt II few people fully
comprehend the magnitude Of
the war program" Edwards con-
tinued. '.This ought 90 be one
Of the hottest spots In the cOun-
try and there should be n ire
mendous amount of real estate
activity here within the next few
years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29


operate fully with the War Production
Board in providing sufficient homes for
defense workers. 10 the end that our
United States shall be better equipped 10
prosecute the war
Convention delegates recommended
Scrappng the present cumbersome SyS-
tom Of housing priorucS IN favor Of a
licensing system.
I'm view of the fact that cease
and desist building order II about 10
be issued. which will stop all non
defense building and freeze critical
materials and control prices at the site.
the National Home Builders Associa-
ton requests the War Production
Board TO discontinue the present cum
ber>Ome system OF housing priOrities,
convention resolution declared.
1T Is recommended that all alloca-
ton of critical materials be set up for
each defense area. this ALLEGATION to he
based on defense housing units aIlo-
Gated. \ simple licensing system which
will identify each defense housing prof
ect and permit the builder to purchase
materials for these projects by placing
the license number Of each project or
further recommended"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Maui Named Manager
Of NeW Realty Office

Completion and opening OF an
other branch office Of Irwin
Right & Hines. Inc. was an
nounced Saturday. The firms
newest branch is at 1873 East
Warren avenue.
Gilbert Maui. who has been as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Price Up Today

"FOur years ago" Steele said
"much warehouse space was
available at 20 cents square
foot. Today the price runs from
20 10 IS cents-and little u
available
H ~ Barrett EFF HE Detroit
Trust Company. told the realtors
that one-ao0r garage type build
ingS with 10000 10 5000 or pos
Sibly 1900 square feet were in
great demand here Such build
lngS. Barrett said. were bringing
from 81 80 10 81 a square foot.
"We'll find more garages. used
car showTOOms and similar
structures turned over 10 small
machine shops" Barrett said.
Larger buildings are rapidly
being released or sold and buy
ers will have 10 turn 30 older.
mill type buildings. And now II
the time for owners 10 fix up
these older buildings for lease
or sale"
Sidney Schott 81 SchoStack
Brothers. SAID since January
that his firm was selling twice as
many buildings aS IL was leasing
while Louis A. Ewald said that
good industrial buildings were in
demand and could be- sold readily
William Tanney of the First
National Bank-Rcccivcr. arranged
the program and presided at the
meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
City Appeals
For Vdtdnt Land

John J Con>idinc. assistant gen.
cral superintendent Of the depart
ment Of parks and recreation
Saturday appealed 20 Detroiter'
owning vacant lands Of one oi
more acres 10 permit their prop
crty 10 bc utilized for Victory
Gardens
THE land now AZ our disposal
will soon be exhausted, ConSl-
dine said Land released Ia Us.
II II contains an acre ar more.
will be ploWed, narrowed and
staked out into plots 10 be as
signed To families anxious 10
participate in the Victory Gar
den program"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

ISOLATED for many years with
Irwin-Kight & Hines, will manage
the new outlet. Maui previously
managed the firms ST. Clair
Shores offices at 25600 East JEFF
ferSon avenue. The new office
will handle all phases Of real es-
tate buSinecS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
inexpensive Defense
Dwelling Devised

An inexpensive temporary house
for defense workers, devised by
Col. Lawrence Westbrook for the
FWA is being tried out at Beau
mont. Tex, in a 350-unit project
for shipyard workers. The homes
are built in multiples Of four. so
that the four baths are adjacent,
reducing plumbing costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
important Me etings

Two meetings important local real and builders
scheduled for week
On Tuesday night approximately 900 members OF the building
industry will
of the Builders Association of Metropolitan Detroit
And Wednesday membership luncheon will be
held by the Detroit Real Estate Board at the Staer
Slated address the builders banquet Mason p
president of the Detroit Steel Products Company Howard Warner
Michigan exchange p
buildings and safety FILA
Raymond NJ Foley Harry Durbn Arvin newly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

Continued on Page ThreeI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

E, Lester J. Steele OF Rcaume g.
J Midway Inc. discussed the ware
gfOnSe Dlcfnrc locally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Modify Building Codes

The delegates asked that 'diligcn be
ply with material limitations imposed by the WIPE defense
housing
The executive committee of the NIBA John Blandford r
administrators Of the National Housing Agency immediate
liberalization Title VI the National Housing
providing such liberalization have the
Bureau of the Budget the weeks Blandord
Informed
IF the administrator fails
shall advise builders Of the nation forget defense housing until
national
war;" the executive committee
Detroit building permits otaIed S1,45553O last week
compared to S2,5S5,339 for the week last year
Joseph p. Wolff commissioner of buildings and safety
engineering, reported Saturday.
Two hundred ffty-seven of the authorizations
for single two-famiy dwellings with aggregate
value Of 81 225 900.
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EDUarbiEa TO Head
Builders GROUP
Other Detroiters Honored
at PhiIadeI phia Meetine
BY LAFE ALLEN
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

w AIRY J. DURBIN, prominent builder and past
a president Of Builders n
p Detroit last week o he
Home Builders Association that national
IL A- NcntIon Philadelphia.
William j. Gunan Of Detroit named
secretary 81 the rational association while four other Detroit build
w Miller G. Peterson l.
!. Tuc&ett elected the NIIBAS directors
Delegates the including large represent
from Detroit pledged themselves work diligently
Evening star., 1942-06-10
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WINK, 905-The Nationals engage The
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fifth Stadium.
WWDt, 9:i5-Proqram by the Government
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