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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19
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LEGAL NOTICE

Pursuant to a resolution made by
the Board of Trustees of TAYLOR
Township, Union County, Ohio. on
the End day of June. 1947. the said
Board of Trustees will offer for
sale on the 2Sth day of June. 1947,
at 11:00 o'clock AM. on the premis-
es, the following described real
estate to-wit:
Situated in the Township of Tay-
lor County of Union. and State of
Ohio and bounded and described as
follows:
Part of Survey No. SITS & C.
Being the East part of Lot. No. 81
in said Village and beginning at a
stake in the south line of Main
Street in said Village of Broadway
and northeast corner to that part
of said Lot. No 81 owned by E. j.
Fox: Thence with said line N. 73 deg
E. 1872 feet to a stone at the East
corner of said lot; Thence with the
Southerly line of said lot and the
line of lands owned by the N. Y. p.
& o. r. RS. AZ deg. w. $50 feet to
stake at the southeast corner of
said lot owned by E j. Fox; Thence
with the east line of said Fox's lot
Northerly rs feet to the beginning.
Terms of the sale are cash and
will be sold to the highest bidder on
said date.
Board of Trustees
Taylor Township. Union Coun-
ty, Ohio
BY: William l.. Coleman
Prosecuting Attorney
Union County, Ohio.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19
. MIDDLEBURC
BY MRS. IDA ZIRKLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hudson, of
! Midway, called at the w. E. Boil
hier home, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Richard Conover and
mother, of Dayton, and Mr.
Gilbert and Doris Patrick, of
Orient, called on Mr.. and Mrs
Weaver Stokes, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard CHM and
daughter, were guests for din
/ ner Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus Draper, of Kenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hager
and Mrs. R. E. Marine spent Sun
| day in Springfield as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Garlough and
family.
The Young Peoples Glass in
corner enjoyed skating party
at Russell's Point, Friday eve
ming. They saw some water and
not all in the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wilgus, Mr..
Freddie Wilgus, and Miss Patty
Grubbs spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Johnson at their
restaurant near Huntsville.
Mr.. Wayne Inskeep, of Old
Town, Maine is at home with his
mother, Mrs. c. E. Segler. On
Saturday evening a family sup
per was served to Mr. and Mrs
Jean Inskeep, Mrs. George Zede-
ker, and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Fletcher, MIR. Wayne In
skeep and Miss Eilene Inskeep.
On Sunday, Mrs. Zedeker had
all for dinner at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Bishop and
daughter, were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Raush and
family, Sunday.
Mrs. John Marines grandmoth-
er fell Saturday and injured her
hip.
Mrs. Josephine Richards fell
and cut her arm. Several stitches
were required to close the cut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Alexander
and family, of West Liberty,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Osborn, Sunday. In
the afternoon they called on Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Osborn, of Degraff.
Mrs. Lee Osborn is ill.
Remember the community sale
for the churches of this place on
Saturday, June 21.
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RIDCEWAY
BY MRS. JOE BEATTY

Ruth and Lucy Ramsey are
recovering from tonsil and ade-
mold operations performed last
week at San Antonio hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Boerger
and children called on Mrs. Luther
Boerger and daughter, Roberta
Ruth, Sunday afternoon. Roberta
had undergone tonsil and ade-
mold operation and also removal
of tumor from her side.
Children's Day program was
presented Sunday morning at
Ridgeway Methodist church.
Miss Martha Parsons was the
lucky winner of a lovely blanket
given by the All club girls last
Thursday mite. The club wishes
to thank everyone who bought
tickets.
Janice Jacobs is recovering
from a tonsil and adenoid oper-
alton performed last week at San
Antonio hospital.
Farm Bureau Council No. 10
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Jacobs Tuesday evening.
DevotionS were by Jean Jacob
followed by group repeating "The
Lords Prayer. Discussion on the
Farm Bureau Radio Net work
and the Difference Between
Democracy and Communism" and
also "The Many Criticisms" were
the topics of the evening Due tC
the good weather for the farmers
to work, not all members were
present Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Ramsey and
family; Mr., and Mrs. Pearl Crews
ton and son; Mr. and Mrs. Will
Der Ramsey and children; Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Torbet; Mrs
Sinclair Boerger and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Ramsey anc
| Children and host and hostess
Mr., and Mrs. Earl Jabols, anc
daughters.
i Lovely refreshments of chicken
sandwiches, projection S a d
potato chips and coffee were
served by hostess at close O
meeting.
The All Annual club tour O
| Hardin county, Hancock county
is scheduled for June 25. A specia
tain with seating accommodation
for all persons on tour Qimi
1,00O will leave Kenton at III
a. m. Wednesday, June 25, ovel
the New York Central lines, fol
Cincinnati and will arrive OF
return trip at ll:50 p. M.
Tour members will leave trair
at Winton Place, take busses t.
Zoo and remain in Zoo until La
lp. m. Busses will then carry part,
through Edon Park to dock 70
Island Queen.
Boat leaves dock at 2:3O p. m
for 10 mile trip up Beautiful
. Ohio river to Coney Island. Yol
may there use your Coney Islanc
tickets in pool, on chute tn,
chutes, at the galleries; or bumpe
rides, or as pou will. We theI
take a sunset ride down the Ohio
River on return trip, Oh Boy
For the return "Trip, BUSES will
take the party from the boat t
Union Terminal building. This il
one of the most wonderful unior
railroad stations in the coutry
Time will permit you to see it al
Don't miss the -murals which
show the history of the Ohio Val
ley and pioneer events of histor
ical significance. All aboard fo
Kenton at $50 p. m.
All reports from ticket sale
must be in county agents office
on or before Saturday, June 21
900 p, m. All sale after June q
must be made at county agents
office.
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Conserve LeftnYers

II there are leftover foods. proper
storage and best use of them in tasty
dishes will keep them out of the
garbage pail. Meats often spoil un-
less placed in the coolest part of
the refrigerator. Forgotten food
showed back in the ice box too often
ends up in the garbage pail.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19
NOTICE OF HEARING
FOR PAROLE

London, Ohio June Is. 1947.
No. S424S. Franklin Reed. a pris-
oner now confined in the London
Prison Farm. London. Ohio, ad
mitted from Union County, convict
ed September 1916 of the crime OF
Support and serving a sentence
of l is eligible for a hearing
before the OHIO PARDON AND
PAROLE COMMISSION, on or before
August LIST, 1947.
OHIO PARDON AND PAROLE
COMMISSION
BY A. X. Chenoweth,
Parole and Record Clerk
6-19-2T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19
''STRINCTOWN
BY MRS. VERA CRAMER

The Darby u. B. Ladies Aid
met all day Thursday, June II at
the home of Rachel and Laura
belle Holycross with II members,
one visitor and l8 children pre-
sent. The next meeting will be
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19
Word of Death

Word of Death
[ Word was received here Sun
day of the death of Dale Owen,
former resident of Woodstock.
He was found dead IN his bed
at his home in Bellefontaine. He
had died from heart attack
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs
Mary Glendening, of Marysville,
and Mrs. Patti Cushman, of
.Russell's Point.
Sister Dies
Mrs. Rose Wilson died at her
home Thursday, in Danville, Ill.
following a months illness. She
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19
: N. LEWlSBURG
BY MRS. LENA NJ. HILL


Sick Notes
M F. Freeman, who is a patient
in the Akron hospital, is reported
to be much improved.
Miss Lois Ridgeway was taken
to University hospital Monday
morning, in the Freshwater- Free
man ambulance, where she will
undergo observation and treat
ment. She has been i'll for the
past week.
Held Memorial
The annual Pythian Sister and
Knights of Pythias Memorial was
held last Tuesday evening in the
K of P hall, Rev. Homer Gleason
of Woodstock, was the guest
speaker for the evening. Music
selections were presented by
Joan Spain, Della Mae Gilbert
David Westfall, Robt. Huffman
and Richard Dewitt. Miss Rolls
Pennington presented a reading
Very impressive services were
presented by the officers of the
Pythian Sisters, and members ol
the Knights of Pythias. Ice cream
cake and coffee were served later
in the dining room. Approximate
ly so persons attended.
Sunday Evening Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Louden haC
as Sunday dinner guests, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Arthur Evans, of Norwood
and Mrs. Jess Weigand and son
of Springfield.
Week end in Springfield
Mrs. Goldie Millice spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Millice and family, oi
Springfield.
Have Moved
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Williams
formerly of Urbana, have moved
into their new home, recent.
purchased from the Nancy Johsol
estate.
Repair and Building
Work is progressing on tn
new Firestone building which j
lis being built on the site of tn
Fisher building.
Harry Loveland has poured tn
cement for the foundation of tn
home he is building on the sit
of the A. M. E. parsonage.
Extensive repair and painting
both inside and out, are bein
done on the A. M. E. church
| Both the Arthur and Wood
ruff grocery stores are shinin
! with new paint, both inside an
out. Much remodeling has bee
done in both stores. and each ha
been made into "Self-service'
In Michigan
| A. w. Stewart and Hail vii
liams are spendings few week
at Mikado, Mich, combining bus
ness and pleasure.
Attending Boys State
! Robert Chamberlain, son of Nj
and Mrs. Paul Chamberlain an
William Creviston, son of Mr.. an,
Mrs Merle Creviston, are spend
ing 10 days at Boys State, being
! held at Delaware. The boys ar
representing the Chester Nc
Creary post of the America
Legion.
Date of Class Social
The Christian Culture Clas
will hold its class social in tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora l
: Spain, Friday evening, June q
Members please remembers tn
date.
From Texas
Staff Sgt and Mrs. Robt. Keer
an, of Camp Hood, Texas, wer
overnight guests of Mr.. and Mr.
Ralph Westfall and family, las
week. Mrs. Keeran is the forme
Annette Westfall.
Commencement exercises
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Crawford
a t e n d ed the commencement
exercises last Wednesday morn
ing held at Western Reserve
university, Cleveland. Theil
daughter, Mrs. J. w. Patterson
received her degree in medicine
Attend Institute.
Joan Huffman and Jacki
Kennedy attended the Intermedi
ate Youth Fellowship Institute
held at Sabina. They were rep,
resenting the Methodist Church
of this vicinity.
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PAGE FIVE

Kramer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bryan, Mr.
and Mrs. Vaughn Fawley and
daughter, Lois Mae, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Diem Lawson.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
SUBURBAN sAIfEyikcINlA.

EWEST or ALEXANDnIA llodeTn de-
tached brick house with about acres Of
land, mostly wooded, In quiet develop
sment OF ruomy places; about. blocks
from main road. rooms, . baths. air-a
conditioned with OIL storm windows and
doors, fireplace in HyinE room. insulated.
sfsf sss zen Louss a9nss 'naazea sao fTas Iais
IL Sc NV. Ma. 1166 ~
EXCEPTIONAL. OFFERING Of several A.
family units financed through the FLA and
requiring nominal cash payment for O
sound investment Situated Ii nearby vtr-
ginia. Act quickly MITCHELL QUICK,
DI. 1881 until 8 pm. e, : &.
NICE BOATING AND FISHING-T-rm.
house. 10 acres. on Lee blvd, htghway No.
211. committing d. C.;. beautiful lockwood
e front and side xsrds; naS nouns.,n r,.,n yisE
Ssslias W m oRR sassaeS W. lsoo Ifss elasl'e s'1n
. Fairfax County, 8 miles D. CNew
2-bedrm. brick house; NV. rm. With fre-
oil burner: lot 140x300. nice oak grove;
Or living. vi N. ORR, OV. 1772,
f. ir with areDlses. lss; Fit 81, II i.,,s lss.
SIl 900 trust. VI. NJ. ORR, oV. 1772.
80 acres, 10-rm. mod. house at tramc
circle on Lee blvd. 12 miles D. c.; ideal
for tourist home or antiques; sold TO settle
estate: fine investment. W. M. ORR,
| Tourist or antique place, on Lee blvd.
Estates with TO 100 acres, from 20,
places to be restored. Before you puy or
sell check with w. M. Orr, Ov. 1772.
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INvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ko0gs HS1sF Bs.T, Rsx Dsffss sffsssoS ee ss
baths; excellent condition: net return.
s2,479 yearly. Call MR.. MICHAEL. LU.
Mt. PLEAsANT-s apartment buildings,
oil heat Being sold on account illness.
Rents. $3.50 per month. Price 1880.
Call for appointment to inspect =; NOBLE
BoAz Realtor. 724O Wisconsin ave.
FoUR.UNIT modern apartment, 8 years
old; an excellent investment In an un-
ssssf ssst. Eo ssSd ass s Hfssi 'ss. clay es
PovN AND NORTH CAPITOL sTs.-Yesrly
ssS own heat; si brick % converted 70 four ianaiiy
on second-commerctal lot: actually nets
owe. %, GIL ess6, OWNER. -,15
q sood rental spos Vim g ssid ia
property shows exceptionally good return:
ONCE open evenings. SENATE REALTY
s1slI SCI lo9 skIck Eze T. aW ss iaaa fiteh.n bath
each: 8 Yrs. old: low expense; EXCELLENT
sslls. g S. ssii ACE n HE4dT9 s69d SERVICE I2i4
z-nNTT e ~ ArT. Fl M isss @ tRan ? times rental;
shows. better than :o0g on investment Of
sssu than yis sea o saa ssdnS oe.on nsry esa so
E ssasaiFss s SFows Nj k4 zsTsss eoKS a sgS
ss5s ssoamEktaAs hi e g s;or~ row brick 5000
BIZ, &c; ave- s1ceilsnt location ior pro-
rms. baths; possession and terms can can
81 saoWN WEI ssar4 cok kPs's Du ii ss5s.
I s4eo % 3 8LoeR ( K RHODE ISLAND .re. NV
ing, 22-foot frontase;. parking space n
rear Of lot for seyerAl cars; spts; q
prsIsnas aAf1 fle w4p Ne Pe1nes11a IA i4ts ssVs e
NV pI 33ko.
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THREE WOODED ACREAGE sites nr. Camp
Wash., Lee hwy; conveniences and good
road; from $325, with terms. OK. 1880:
ATSkox zII $SoD.D AcsEs gsIrfs. gsh 20
sszdfus 81 5sfe syei R15Eh vi S7sf IL For.
oson nm Nd. directly acsess petomss
srssts q 2 Io acres each e. cadPE
ff@SToM2ey @ zSysi EiyEs r. gnoNrAsEE.ass q tract.
ssa1as0 oaveFsssas sssrss s5SsG 5ss
erty approxin ately 10 mi. from Wash, in
Mi Ell r euat a sas 4a h srs $685. 5Ssd f9s ro1
sS'Ts5 g ACRES, is sH ii alsas ssas mile. to dsy.
soN real s gssTi gsrATE, sA BeitsSiiis, Nd pial
sfTTIa sRi HHas. AN EsrArE-4s acres. 5 mi miles
boro pike in Md: would make excellent
81 eTce s o oo or il oS.n sa Submit aifas
E PRO; 1872 3 St; NV. Ma, 2557. Ii
beautiful homssites YOU have ever seen. seen.
One acre overlooking 4-lane blvd; 80 min.
%S9wnsSEn M hgh freaaa eodmbs xs pEe Eeodsd Ar
new INDIAN HEAD RD.E-I5 acres. 1,1oo-
It. frontage. Call Mr.. Chevalier, with C..
2; MURPHY. 1904 Marlboro pike. HI.
CHOICE SUBDIVISION TRACT. with long
road frontage, bus service and steady
slope to the sewer line at the foot of the
property. Will sell from 30 to 75 acres
for $1,000 per acre. MASON HIRST. ex-
elusive agent, Annandale, Va. at the end
Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5S12.
60 ACRES WiTH STREAM. q miles from
Washington. on 2 graveled roads, near
Route Z. mostly cleared; fine view and
good soil. EASTMAN b. STEELE, Real
tors, Falls Church $500
Evening star., 1947-05-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CONN. AVE. AT DUPONT CIR.-60x125-
It. store, in 12-story ONCE bldg. over 12Q
lin feet; show window on Conn. ave: and
10th ST.: lift ceiling; full bsmt., loft.
ceiling; will lease all or will subdivide for
acceptable retail tenants. DUCIRCO, INC,
1912 Conn. ave. RE. 2460. -l6
NEAR x and Goth sts. n.w.-2-story brick
building, about $4,000 sa.. It. OF floor
space; zoned 2nd commercial, usable as
parking space on side: Lessee appYssved BY
Cents per Tes feo sss
is a bargain. Call Mr.. castonguay, TR.
1850, or here LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER,
l719 K st. NV, Ma. 1186.
1st COMMIT, 2212 M st. n.w.-3,story
brick office bldg. newly remodeled. II
spacious rooms. finished basement suitable
for many purposes, 2 lavatories, storage
room; oil h.-w.h., duorescent lighting,
asphalt tile flooring .throuehout; private
cilities. For information, call OWNER
EEeosh sEcoNhD eceMmERcII hsenfls approx $50 So
It. 4. space, End a.: $50 per month; was
used as carpenter shop. ZIG 9Th st. NV,
STORE FOR RENT" including Groom
apt and large garage in rear. located at
sci 9Th st. ne: immediate possession;
long lease See it today and II In
please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
fIhIs; aRIiN;GToNIspiendid T Splendid corner on wilson
Plne es zn zohed sas ssIs Of l:sss e
WISCONSIN AvE.-1H. commercial lot.
55x12b. For sale or ~lease. OR. 4232i
ewes. WI. DCOl.Z-- TO
Evening star., 1947-05-14
SUBURBAN. sALE-MARYLAND

BETHESDA-2-story detached Colonial
tifui Hiiii shrubbed lot, 55xioo: Ist Moor con-
sists Of large living room with fireplace,
dining room. kitchen and porch; End door.
near parochial and public schools This
house Is priced S1.500 below comparable
property
on q level lot. 65x160, with abundant red
and white dogwood; Ist door has large iiv-
ing room with fireplace. dining room. kitch-
en-, bedroom and "a bath; 2nd floor has Q
bedrooms and fuif tiled bath. oil hot
water heat In our opinion. this is the
best buy In Bethesda. Exclusive with
TABLER, INC. 800 Wisconsin ave-, Oh
Evening star., 1947-05-14
INpusTRIAL PROF. FOR SALE.

18th AND KENNEDY SITS. N.W."-zoned
LIST Commercial; 510-512 Kennedy st.; 5ox
alley in rear: nov improved with small
frame houses: easy. to demolish; sensibly
priced 70 sell. Please call HARRY, /.
AKLTNGTON-Iee hwy: close to Key
Bridge and Washington; 75-ft. frontage.
corner lot; attractive building: suitable
for store or nfices Terms arranged. r. w.
MULLEN, Bill Columbia pike. ArL OK.
THREE STORY building and ground 'front.'
ing 200 feet on railroad and Washington
blvd: il has paying store and postonce In
cluded. ATTCHESCN REAL ESTATE. Belts
vile, Md. Dial no. 5249. --l6
Evening star., 1947-05-14
SUBURBAN RENI-ylRGlNIA.

YEARLY RENTAL Of furnished, Q bedroom
apt in Va, close to d. C. Sun porch hy-
ing room. fireplace. dinette- breakfast.
porch, pvt bath; oil heat. elec. stove,
refgr., etc, all utilities furn. $4,000 per
year TIE g5OS after ewes I5s
Evening star., 1947-05-14
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL EsTATI.
wARrnousrs ron REhT.

S-ST0RY RRICK and concrete !trucsure
with freisht elevator. In good locago9,
ness Or automobile agency: available "
about mo. once open evenings. 6kNAIE
REALTY Co. 1109 Eye st. n.wa Ex. az1fo.
SPACE AvAILABIx to share
with present. occupant: approx. 800 sq.
ft,. downtown location. Call MA. gSX1 I'D
4. .0(1A SO. FIT. OF space available IN neM.
heavily Constructed warehouse; possession
and long-term lease at rea-
sonable rate extended 70 reSponslpae 4f.W1. y
ave nv RE $780, 10
Evening star., 1947-05-14
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

COLESVILLE RD., Silver Spring-25, 600
back ground. zoned residential: IT'S It.
fronting Colesville I'd. 1 mile past Four
Corners; price. $17.500 for everything:
monthly payments. Call SAUTER q GIN
gerry. exclusive. WI. s022, Mr.. oingery.
Evening star., 1947-05-14

itshed 81 Yrs. fn Annapolis. centrally To-
cated ar, Statehouse; selling due to III
ness. Phone ca. 1892 during the day. -15
total 75xi00. cash. $500. Box 2o6-E, Star.
REcroRTowN, VA 6-rm. house and
miles from D. c.; $1,000. JAMES Il.
ccsuRNWIiL RED 4 Boz 10. Msnassas, va.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

Arm. AND BATH HOUSE: bear garage,
ESQ flling station for rent; Just beyond
Jefferson Davis hwy. ia. 1913. 10
eco SO. FIT, industrial; on second moor:
can be used for ofnces or any purpose.
AIS Bethesda ave-, Bethesda. Nd. --1s
SEQ SQUARE FEET. $3.50 per month
L. HEWITT, Realtor. SH. 1898. lie
Evening star., 1947-05-14

II ACRES, right smack on Lee hwy,
ping center; This property has an In;
come OF $4,000 per year, as Is, and
Is priced right for quick sale. $50. 900
to handle: DANIEL D. WRIGHT. Broker.
OW 6l76, -l8
Evening star., 1947-05-14
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE

HAVE CLIENTS for your property. Nothing
RE- 4771s rGE. 0286.a s7 .-I6
Evening star., 1947-05-14
coMMERcIAL GRoUNp FOR SALE.

IST COMMERCIAI-sherrin I'd. ne:
$4,000 50. IT with I01-ft. frontage: ideal
location to build stores and apis. NIMETZ
q HIMELEARB. RE 5o39. .15
NEW YORK AVE-, ne. sectton-2nd COM
mercial ground with or without railroad
siding: from 10000 So It. up. See Mr..
Dodge, jr-, WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash.
Bldg, pI. 5000; ewes, CO. b940.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

5.aeO SQUARE FEET. $3.50 per month:
Conn. ave, at Chevy Chase Lake. FRANK
L, HEWITT, Realtor. sH. 3293. Ii
Evening star., 1947-05-14

WENTZ PRESENTS-Prewar custom tap
estry brick home; b.-i. garage: rec. rr.,
size 23xl3, with fireplace. liv. rm.. 23xl3
with fireplace, master bedrm., den, and
au-eleetrie kit
Nice Cape Cod e-rm. and bath: reason
ably priced g-
{. $50. Cali WA. e144. -l< 4
Evening star., 1947-05-14
ACREAGE WANTED.
APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE,

WILL BUY ACREAGE located anywhere In
.he District Of Columbia. ROBERT W.
SAVAGE. S13 Union Trust Bldg. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-05-14

VETERANS. 5-rn1. semidet. brick, perfect
can esnd wkRE AIREsea pushoP GR Ro gs!oe D sSSs esS
SoUn vi sasa Ssza Come true HeTe
BeSatisui iot soa1ss In NJ ArIinston fa a
is adorned with shrubbery and flowers and
has screened lounge porch. detached ga
ceiient condition. Price is $4,000. com-
@ fof SIC. 500 last | week JOHN d MILE isES
NEW STONE HOME In Falls church, just
completed; full bsn1t. with laundry trays,
trance hall. lily. rm. with built-in book
sash ae Rensssn aa bnds and
seeTens ssen to 'nsasof Be fully Appreciated Price
se3 snqSa gsaoys ey apg ganyan S nIds Ts
Church. va Falls Church 1883 or 259e;
RuSf;AIoW fags Vim in a grove Of beautiful trees,
Lean esa's on any ga n acres of hish ground. i5S;
It. frontage on hard-surfaced State road
ns Tan &c ass ps aease aa eea
screened rear porch. full bsmt. with laun.
ars ~ fays n fuanaes a r and kite beas
closet space throughout; 2-car garage. too
HOUSE 6u& WOIholiUp sSlloWu "
appt only. RUNYoN q BAsKM, Realtors
exclusive agents. Runyon Bldg, Falls
Church Va. Falls Church 1888 or $500
HITiRaMoDEaN eHsTi An alss BUNGALOW, CT ap-
proved, large living rm. with fireplace,
large kitchen, dining room combination
with I6-ft. picture window over sink.
large 12x14 bedrooms and modern bath.
oil a. heat; k-acre lot. Price. Of S10.-
900 includes new 7-ft, refrigerator. stove
and Bendix washing machine; low down
payment to veteran. Exclusive, LYON
PARK REALTY. 1852 N. washington blvd,
A Ar REaI NICE BUNGALOW. rms. and
caii Gait B. ~ 4. cAssRTT. GL. 5s1o.
RGssELL RD. SECTION . beautiful .,Il
better residential sections Of nearby Va,
It has on 1st door. living room with nre. =.
End floor there are 2 bedrooms, tiled bath.
also paneled den: insulated. copper plumb
ing attached garage, screened porch, nag-
stone terrace and walk; large fenced lot.
Beautifully shrubbed and shaded WES-
Arlington, Va. CHI 1341. OK, 27oS. -14
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20

the booths committee, and helping
with the over all campaign during
the week were Sorosis members
and friends: Misses Jean Ingram.
and Mary Ann Cheatham; Mes
danes Harold w. Wells, Louis
shrier, O.. o. Whitlock, John D.
Doscher, William Struthers, A. R..
Kinney, A. B. Smith, J.. A. Stew
ems, c. H. Hayes, J. T. Best, A.
G. White, E. B. Lewis, w. T.
Weeks, W. M. Dickson. A. R.
Forbes, R. H. Orrell, A. B. Cheat
ham, Sam Baker, Eugene John
son, Dan Dove.
Others are Mesdames Gardner
Greer, Eugene Billiard, Fred
Lyon, Horace King, Jr., H. A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-20

t:ae North Carolina Sorosis club
said.
This total is as of the close OF
business Friday night, Mrs. Foy
said, as she limited that the drive
has well more than passed its half
way mark in the drive for $4,000
this year.
Meanwhile Mrs. Foy expressed
the belief that the campaign will
be successful, and that when final
reports from workers are in, the
|grand total will be well above tle
entire quota.
eve would tell you what we
have collected during Saturday,
and predict collections to be
made the balance of the first