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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-11
Ioouer Of Ma al were given.

Hoover of the F'BI were given.
Two vUcai sclos DN Mrs. r. Ear
TarleiOn accompanied by Mrs.
Wendell Smith, at the piano,
guests from Allen Center were
much appreciated.
A short pageant, THE Heart o.!
Nation" directed by Mrs. Fred
c. Magsig, with Mrs. John R. Bar
tow playing the musical ipterludes'
was very effective.
Mrs. FeltS read an announce
ment from the state headquarters
of Miss Mary Erwin, state presi-
dent, appointing Miss Green as
county president and Mrs. Magsig
vice president to fill the interim
until September when the regular
election of officers will be held
Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Wells
presided over the attractively APP
pointed tea table during the social
hour.
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PACE THREE
STATE p. n. A. NEWS

among those appointed on the
committee to arrange the 1916 con-
yention of the Ohio P.T.A. Con-
gress to be held on Sept. "a, 25, 26
al the Deshler Wallick in Column
bus are two women, who are well
known by Marysville members Of
the P.T.A., having been speakers
at the local associations meetings.
They are Mrs. w. w. Wagonerot
Westerville, on the General Com
mittee. and Mrs. r. c. Bickel, OF
Columbus.
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DANA JOHNSON
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Mrs. Frank Reams, of South
Maple ST., entertained the Dana r.
johnson Missionary Society of the
First English Lutheran church on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George
Graf presided over the business
and program. China, the years
study book, was used as a panel
discussion with the members par
ticipating in an active and inter
esting fashion led by Mrs. Charles
Myers.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess during the social hour
which closed the afternoons meet
ing.
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ENTERTAINS CLUB
Miss Mary Baker, of West
Fourth ST., was hostess to the
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GEER-NICOL WEDDING

One of the logeliest weddings of
. the season was held i'm Trinity
Lutheran church on Sunday after
noon, Feb. 10, at three o'clock,
when Miss Betty Geer became the
bride of Mr.. Harold Nicol. The Rev.
E. j. Goedeking officiated at the
service, which was held before the
beautiful altar of the church, light
ed with twin seven branch candle
labra and decorated with golden
vases of daffodils.
A program of organ nuptial mus
ic was played during the half hour
proceeding the ceremony by Mr..
Donald Netter.
The bride, who is the daughter
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ATTEND FAMILY DINNER

Mrs. Dana Griffin and children,
George. William, Kathleen and My
r., spent Sunday at the home of
ldr. Griffin's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs, Delmer Roe,
near West Mansfield, where they
joined in family dinner in honor
of their nephew, Sheridan Pierce,
w. T. of the u. S. S. S. Hamlin. Mr..
Pierce has been spending his leave
with his parents in Marion.
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MARY Baldwin CIRCLE

The Mary Baldwin Circle of the
Kings Daughters will meet or
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ivan
Beck, Mrs. Ralph Fox will assist
the hostess. The program. as calen-
dared is: Roll Call "Heroism" de.
vo ii ons, Mrs. Ed Fitzpatrick
study, Mrs Eva Spain; ano
"Silver Cross, Mrs. w. J. WoIpert
(MOre Society on Page p
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SUNDAY DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dixon and
daughter, Deanna, of near Broad
way Corners, and Misses Dolores
Dixon and Doris Mayer, of Col-
umbus, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mayer and
family, of near Raymond.
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VALENTINE PARTY

Mrs. Lewis Thompson, of West
Sixth ST., entertained Friday aft
ernoon with a get acquainted par
ty for her daughter Geraldine. The
Thompsons recently returned to
the MarySville community from
Dublin. The guests, who enjoyed
the Valentine Party were Loretta
Griffith, Lois Skidmore, Marty
Rundell, Sandra Salter, Barbara
Hall, Janet Lee Billheimer, Joan
Splitter, Anna Jean Robinson, Bet
ty Jane Guy, Joan Lowry, Iona
Payne and Ann Carol Stephens.
The afternoon was spent in play
ing various games with prizes and
dainty refreshments were served
in keeping with St. Valentines
Day.
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W.C.T.U. PARTY

About fifty members and guests
attended the Francis E. Willard
Tea held on Friday afternoon by
the Marysville group of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Un-
ion. The president, Mrs. William T.
Alexander, presided over the meet
ing. Miss Elizabeth Green gave the
devotionS using the theme, Some
thing Should Be Done" stressing
the need of the church people
taking to heart" the social evils
of the community and acting up
on their convictions.
Mrs. A. F. Felts, of Delaware,
the speaker representing the state,
gave a brief review of the work of
Miss Willard, the aims of the or
ganization which she founded and
the work being done by the VIC.
T.U. Impressive statistics on
crimes of various kinds caused by
alcohol as compiled by j. Edgar
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LADIES AID SOCIETY

The Ladies Aid and Missionary
Society of the Congregational
church will meet at the home of
Mrs. d. D. Hamilton on S. Maple
st. on Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Each lady in the church is
urged to attend and bring her
thimble, and needle to sew for the
Indian babies of the West. Mrs.
Lou Hazen will give the DevOtions
on Moses the Emancipator',' and
Mrs. Hubert Scott will present a
paper on Burma.
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RAyNROW DINNER

The Rainbow Veterans of World
Wars and III will enjoy a chick
en- dinner Thursday evening in the
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
on N. Main st. The meeting is be-
ing planned by Harry Stephens,
Luther Turner and Clarence
Brown and will begin at seven o.
clock.
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BROADWAY w. s. G. S.

The Broadway Woman's Society
of Christian Service will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Heber
/ L, Shirk.
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ATTEND DUBLIN PARTY

MIR. and Mrs. Louis Thompson,
of w. Sixth St, attended a Valen-
tine party given by the dublin
Civic club at the Dublin Teen age
canteen on Sunday evening.
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of pink carnations, while Mrs.
Nicol was attired in navy blue with
black accessories and a corSage of
mixed flowers.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Nicol will
reside in the country, just off the.
Weaver road.
The former Miss Geer is employ
ed as stenographer in the office
of Judge John Daley of the Pro-
bate Court. Mr.. Nicolshas recently
returned from the South Pacific,
where he was stationed while in
the Army. He is employed at the
Wagner & Kull company
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VALENTINE SILVER TEA
Circle No. 2 of the Women'S Soc
iety of Christian Service of the
New Dover Methodist church has
invited the Circle No. One and so
other guests to a Valentine Silver
tea, on Thursday at 2 p. m. in the
church parlors. Mr.. Walter Herd,
a veteran of the War in India and
China, will tell of his experiences.
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V. II. w. AUXILIARY
The regular meeting of the Aux
iliary of the Mack Winget post
1876, of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will be held Friday evening
at 8 p. m. in the V. F. w. hall on
N, Main st.
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| VISIT CHILDREN
Mr.. and Mrs. PearI Mcmahon,
of W.. Third ST., spent Sunday in
Sidney where they visited their
daughter, Miss Madge Mcmahon,
and their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcmahon
! and son, Michael. Sgt. Mcmahon
received his discharge Friday aft
er serving 3 years in the Army
| Medical Department.
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VISITING BROTHER
Miss Norena MacIVor of Pitts
burgh, Pa, came Sunday night for
a visit with her brother and sister
in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Angus Mac
Ivor, in their home on N. Maple st.
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MRS. SNEAD VISITS HERE
Mrs Anne Snead, of SouSalito,
Calf, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. c. A. White, in Col
umbus, was the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Angus MacIvor, of N. Maple
St, over the weekend. Mrs. Mac
Ivor and Mrs. Snead lived togeth-
er during the first World War.
Mrs. Snead was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Richard Tay-
lor, of Columbus, who was also a
guest in the MacIvor home. -
While in Columbus, Mrs. Snead
enjoyed visits with both of her
children, Mrs. Marjorie Taylor
and Capt. Robert S. Beightler, jr.
The latter has returned to Japan
after being home on leave Mrs
Taylor's husband is stationed near
Fayetteville, N. c. in the Army
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FIFTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kleiber, OF
Marysville Rt. 3, will celebrate
their 53rd wedding anniversary or
Thursday, Feb. IA. They are the
parents of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Kleiber, of Marysville, and Mrs.
Lawrence Graham, of Cardington.
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IN DELAWARE
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Turner, of the
Kenton rd, spent Friday in Della
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VISITS SISTER

Mrs. Catherine Patton and son,
a n daught e r in | a w,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stuart Patton
and daughter, Joan, of Springfield,
were Sunday dinner guests of Miss
Elizabeth Green at her home on
North Main Street.
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VISITING IN SOUTH

DR.. and Mrs. Fred Galloway, Of
Maple st. at Fourth, left Feb. /
on motor trip trough the South.
They will be gone about six weeks
and will visit New Orleans and
several cities in Florida, before
returning TO MarysviIle.
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HOUSE GUESTS

HOUSE GUESTS
Miss Judith Kingsmore, student
at Heidelburg college, in Tiffin,
had as her house-guestS four of
.1i teIIow freshmen students, at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Kingsmore, on N. Map
lie st. They were Miss Marilyn Uhl-
man, of Caldwell, N. j.; Miss Mar
ion Schaeffer and Miss Lya Ciossi,
of Rochester, N. Y, and Miss Jean
Adsit, of Dayton. The group at
tended Fridays game and visited
in Columbus on Saturday.
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G. w. @. CLUB
The Catholic Women's Card club
will be entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Clifton Caryl on West Eighth
St on Monday evening at eight o.
clock.
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HOME ON FURLOUGH
Pvt. Carl Coleman, of Camp
Chafee, Arkansas, arrived home or
Friday evening to spend a two
week furlough with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coleman, OF
Dunham Ave.
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VISITS PARENTS
Miss Jessie Thrall, of Columbus
spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew.
is Thrall, of West Eighth st.
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BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Harold Nicol, a bride oi
Sunday, was the guest of honor at {
shower on Thursday evening giver
by Mrs. Harry Schalip at her home
on the Weaver road, near Marys
vile. Mrs. Nicol, the former Mis-!
Betty Geer, was the recipient o.
many miscellaneous gifts which
were opened at a beautifully dec
GRATED table of pink and white
crepe paper, and tiny pink anC
white bells.
The thirty guests were served
dainty refreshments which carried
out the pink and white colol
scheme, after the evening had beer
spent pleasantly by the bride open
ing her gifts and the group enjoy
ing several games.
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Scheiderer
of Columbus, and formerly of Ma
rysville, are announcing the en-
gagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Ruth Lou
Use to Mr. Jack d. Whitlock.
The brides sister, Miss Dorothy
Scheiderer will act as brides mait
and Mr.. Tommy Holley will bt
best man at the wedding which
will be .solemnized in St. Mark!
Lutheran church on Sunday, Feb
II, with Rev. Arthur P. Michel
fielder, officiating.
Following the ceremony Mr.. anC
Mrs. Scheiderer will be hosts a
a reception in their home at Al
w Fifth Ave. for fifty guests.
Miss Scheiderer is gradual,
of the MarySville high school ain,
is employed at the Cussinsa an
Fearn company in Columbus, a
cashier Mr.. Whitlock is GRADUATE
of Central high school in Colum
/ bus, and is a tree surgeon.
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FILLS PULPIT

The Rev. Ernest Campbell, who
is visiting Mrs. Campbell's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gabriel, very
ably filled the pulpit in the First
Congregational church on Sunday
morning. Rev. Campbell used as
his topic: who Are Christians? :?
What Is Christianity" taking as
his text, excerpts from the Ser
mon on the Mount" The choirs
number for this occasion was
open the Gates of the Temple" 4"
and Miss JesSica Thrall sang,
Come to Me" and arrangement of
the Moonlight Sonato" by. Beet
hoven.
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e. L. C. CLUB


Mr.. George Schlegel will be host
to the English Lutheran Brother
hood at his home, 40 f. Seventh
st. on Monday evening, Feb. II, at
g o'clock.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsvILLE. OHIO

Cross Town Bridge Club, on Fri
day evening at her home.
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BIRTH 4. .SOA ~k,h. ..ST
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Wise, of w.
Third ST, announce the arrival of
a baby boy, born i'm University
hospital, Columbus, Saturday a. m
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WEEK END GUEST
Miss Sara Daley of W. Fourth
st had as her guest for the week
end, Miss Nancy Lewis, of Col
umbus.
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WEEKEND IN GRANDVIEW
Miss Marjorie Alexander, of S
Chestnut st. was a guest in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A
Cummins, of Grandview, Column
bus.
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ID. A. V. TO MEET

ID. A. V. To MEET
The Chapter So of the Disabled
War Veterans will meet at eight
o'clock in the o. N. G. Armory on
Wednesday evening.
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G. f. A.

{. Il. A.
An interesting program has been
arranged for the Christian Edu-
cation Association meeting on
Tuesday evening, Feb. Il, at 8 o.
clock, in the Trinity Lutheran Par
iCh CobOOl
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MOMAN,S AssOCIATION

The group meetings of the Wo-
mans Association of the PreSby-
terian church will be held on Wed
nesday, Feb. 13 at 2:30 o'clock.
Group one will meet with Mrs.
Richard l.. Cameron, 251 w. 9Th
St, with Mrs. Lloyd Wall, assist
ant hostess.
Group two, meets at the home
of Mrs. Otis Wolgamot on Mil
ford ave, with Miss Susan Robb,
her sister, assistant hostess, also
at 2:30 p. m.
Group three will meet at the
home of Mrs. Omar Elbin on the
Kenton road, and Mrs. Ralph Leu
is assisting at 7:30 o'clock in the
evening.
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METHODIST WORKERS MEET

A Workers conference will be
held in the Little chapel of the
Methodist church on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 13, at 7:30 o'clock.
Plans will be made for the visit
alton evangelism and Lenton pro-
gram will be discussed. The official
members and church school teach
erS are especially urged to attend
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L. L. G. CLUB
The f. L. c. Club will have a
pot-luck dinner on Wednesday
evening Feb. l3, at $50 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Merle Stephens
on 325 w. Fifth st.
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VISIT CHILDREN
VISITING BROTHER

Miss Norena MacIvor, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, came Sunday night 70
visit with her brother and sister
in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Angus Mac
Ivor, in their home on N. Maple st
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HOME on FuRLOUGH

Pvt. Carl Coleman, of Camp
Chafee, Arkansas, arrived home or
Friday evening to spend a two
week furlough with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coleman, OF
Dunham Ave.
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Miss Mary Baker, of West
Fourth ST., was hostess to the
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VISITS PARENTS

Miss Jessie Thrall, of Columbus,
spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
is Thrall, of West Eighth st.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

ROOMS, foyer and bath, excellent for
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sf sSss'sa SSxnssSR sGakER kREaRdcafY cY
pEsK SPACE eompetent s5 eiH secr.t.riai tsle-
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OFFICES. furnished or unturnish.d; also
desJ cpoWir ms SO fse nye ss sssphSns
in NV Wsshington: 1900 50, It. stu
onh sssa on AVE- sth or St tuhsr aas 4ass 81 f. cs
ssSf5S ssa h5sS
ss,'?sSi s. ass 5 ss:s, 81
cor. blk, from Conn. ave. House Ideally
eupies basement floor. 1st door contains
place, ,lge. kit; End a. contains Ice rm,,
-, medium med n, size rms. lge. bath; and lge:
81 rn aPs .se sd 4 prSa
newly decorated and may be remodeled 10
suit tenant. Call MR.. BENNETT, Me.
1164 x ST. N.W.-Entire building vacant
will lease in the. entirety to responsible
party, otices available for doctors or any
type Of business office. Call EN- s4e5. 4
3-room suite and ! single. or 4-room
shsDf MEDfcaH AZ cENfER, sis 18th st, srd floor
rear. 2 rooms and bath, room has 8
exposures and is well suited for craftsman
RIDDELL REALTY CO.. 1742 K st. NV,
i ,ooe-so FIT. SUITE. lower Conn. ave,
vicinity Mayfower Hotel; high type build
18th st. NV. Ma. 8loO
BETHESDA, on Wisconsin ave-Suitable
for any type Of ofaces. A. v. PISANI
ONE AND TWo ROOM SUITE, on Dupont
Circle, suitable for professional use. DU
PRIVArE OFFICE in law suite, completely
tnrnishsd' rT ahsd' 21o7 Pa. ave. NV. s4b no,
DENTIST; busy transfer pit. NV; very
fH NEW 4Mef MSpERN orfIcE FL VIII ysts tiled law at
goth and Eye sts. NV Suitable for lawyer,
HsSny tssshsy Or o0thsr 0tahnsHr business. Phone Mr..
eeoE6REbGpSEask SPACE for rent ap-
ply 1905 14th st. NV, between and 6
pm. .
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SUBURBAN sAle-MARYlA AND.

FOREST HEiGHTs--6-rm. bungalov. bath,
seS @ ss%a =. t5kaEssss' aSassi ~ r. s s'.
MI. RAfNiER-s- family brick bunsaiox,
5 rooms and bath on LIST a., rms, and
$4,000 dosnS fS0f BpRahs, 1Rsssss ass4 p.
TAKoMA FARKw1mmsdiate possession of
desirable home and income property.
Owners apartment includes large living
room with fireplace, dining room. den.
large bedroom, modern kitchen. dinette
and bath; I'd and 3rd floor apartments
with S76 month income; tenants pay utilt..
ties basement apartment can be finished
at small cost, Wooded lot 100x169. de-
tached garage. Down payment approx
BISON Edss LAC ASENSy stiss1s Bank Bldg. "a
HYATTSV1LLE--5-rm det. brick, bath, oil
heat, nice yard; good cond.; S11,500.
5soDD g +, BURGESS 1924 Pa, ave. sc, FIR,
SEAT PLfAsANT-vacant s-rm. detached
frs%s r. M. bath nice yard; immediats poss: !:
sorTEar e asST sfTvisss ii ooo aoxn ,oma;,i.,v
furnished 4-rm. and bath bung. h,-w. h,
full base, excel eond., large screened front
porch; conv. to stores and transp,; immedi-
ate possession. PERRY BOSWELL, INC,
WA. $500: ewes, WA 0S0S, WA 0936 3
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

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fSEnsq9 fSnns p ya PrtSe stsh as9 TT aMSask sas
A FiREPROOF 1-story and basement bldg,
oil heat, air conditioned; 4,lS6 50. it..
leased to Universal Film Corp. for years
es9S y Only s sss sasss ps and
fsfsrss er es5 81 l1VfSsu RlSie H.
T., ss sss
sound proposition; an outstanding, I4th st.
corner offered for the hrst time, including
the business ona SUPER apt 6ldf Columbia
ment. Sibo,ooo cash required. we have
property Large downtown lot, ripe for big
Y o4 rss rs44 phts MAukh ascs Rh0ss ssLo q
Mon Co. Real Estate Loans and fnsur-
anee Brokers: Southern Bldg. %
NEAR SUPREME COURT and Library of
Congress-2 adjoining 2-story brick houses
mss, Toos ps s kehsn ssd
bath each. These apartments are, nicely
home With an income Estimated gross re-
saFn :sso pss msa Hsls'
isn siSo soss s pHsLPs. ihs syn exclusive ssistss
sfkciAL sffkht a i BARRSdAN. LIST comm, downtown;
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C.
THURSDAY AUGUST 1915.
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s r. r.; at 3. d Sa' .v, s0i South
E.y
PaTk-This is an ideal buy for family
looking for a home and an investment;
present inc2me, So 100 pc, year; we'll
Isnsnceq; BIdr Ia IG is7s D. zEVE' SOL southsrn
INVESTMENT BARGANS-Near 14th and
15ase Is rooms e oao baths: slts sssh priced
INC. l7l3 NJ st. NV. RE. 5000 q
lst COMM.-5,64S So #; 2lst mr. K;
s7h-tt. frontage. Owens 5o27 after p; m
500 BLOCK Ist ST. NV, nr. st. and nr.
shopping; 3-story and basement bldg. ex.
cellent spot for business such as tailor,
beauty shop real estate once. contractor.
$500. cry REALTY CO. aE' 1913. si
COLoRED-a-FAMILY FLAT, 9th st, NV,
BRICK; total income, S73 mo; tenants fur.
22e sms va ss'h sgsyy With fa haNN kNasr
OLORED-APARTMENr HOUSE in the
NV. section, l8 apts., modern; income over
$4,000 yearly; rents for Q rooms. kitchen
and bath from S37 90 to s42 so; very low
expense; well financed. NELSON REALTY
co. MA. 7lS0; after and Sundays, co.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

IDEAL SPOT for many businesses, includ-
ing. warehousing. storage, manufacturing
and vetinarian: An once building 'front.'
ing on Wilson blvd, a utility buildins and
on q, lot containing $4,000 So. it. and To-
Gated In the heart of industrial Rosslyn,
Va. Lot contains ample provision for AK
further information call Mr.. Bragg with
JOHN G, WRIGHT, INC. CHI. 4777: ewes,
aPPiRoXiMATELY $4,000 SQUARE FIT. of
industrial ground; can be purchased as
whole or in lots Of various sizes; excellent
location within District with r. r. siding in
rear. Call DI. S724, N. BAS1IKO REAL
TY CO. IS