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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

congenial young Wom;
an between 25 and 35 to share furnished
apartment With another; references ex-
chansed; $50 mo. 3o22 Wisconsin AVE- ave-
sfii sfRDRooM r'ni and i Sitting room. suitsbl.
single woman or quiet employed couple
tired of one room but unable to find
apartment; limited kitchen privileges; no
other roomers; small family; $50. Boz
f2t5s BACaELok aS SUITE. .ttractively furnished.
living rm.. bedroom, pvt, bath, phone sx-
tension in suite. GE. 5137 from ! p m.
to $40 pm, for appt. to inspect $50 no.
fAKoMA FAX sIsh Park, "a TX sos Flower ave-Eady
share apt NTH nth arohsr roo PVT phos.
side entrance; S35 mo- Call after 5 m.
SI SENfLEMAN fLH will share his nicely fur
nished 3-r apt. with / or gentlemen; GENT
convt. to G: ". and g, y DE sesd' Apt. tM
POSI- PIX. RID. NV or 3 young men to
share lO-room dwelling; S4o-S45 per mo-;
ge kitchen. oaths. phone, piano; con-
genial atmosphere. Call AID. 1891 after
HAYWOOD GARDENs-wirl exchange
500. 1-bedrm. ,furn. apt, for eftciency or
no pvt home. Apply Box BAT. Stars
ALEX. va single furn. nonhousekeen.
ing apts., sitting rm. and bedrm. each, i
bath for both, for gentlemen, $50 and
$50 mo-; linens and maid service tnclud-
ed; excel location for ransp, and 1sts
class restaurant facilities. TIE. 1888. 20
ss39 27th, near Conn, sve.--diri, $3.50.
to share 2-bedrm. apt. with Catnoils
girls. $40 all expenses. AID. 1883: ~.
Continued on Fexr PsSsJ
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

PEDIGREED COOKIES, litters q
breeding .Also, ooaud stud service. EARL "a
SEs SocKER pnfPIEs, n 1SSoi req, 3 mos: / male,
z females, wen bred and tsathsred; !,, reas;
stud Also boarding. 5490 Auth I'd. Sc.
Is1 TsTn n. 5000 Branch ave- Call 1st CLIFTON
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends OF
longer; r-conditioned kennels. pickup
WEE KENAEIs; 4SI5 Conn ave. Wo. o2e4
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies
champion cookers st stud. TO. 5139.
KR1SS KROSS KENNELS-Real country
boar ing on 40 acres: heated individual
pens and outside runs; cookers ct stud;
pups for sale. Phone Fairfax 11-J-2.
BOXERS-Your Christmas puppy is ready:
sSxis sSss su'Gk PGkfrs AIS rsf q aa.y osSS
sired. Axe req. ready to 80. Oliver 290s.
-24
IRISH SETTER PUPS. champion bred, feld
and bench prospects, for the Discriminate
buyer; Axe reg. Rockville 1928. 25s
COCKER PUPS. sire and dam show win
ners; Axe reg: reasonable. Foc5giiie
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|MIscELLANEoUs WANTED tcent.)

DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD; diamond pocket
and wrist watches. initial birthstones. dia-
sns wfSsshs Sshss 55nEs Saf ea sew
FURN.-House. apis. or single pcs; top
sash; sII AlSS prompt removal: 1--WE DO movins'
FREHRNifTfgGRE-wil1 RH buy entire contents or
sens for oTsr So
HCPWoOD'S. 9th and K sts. NV. ME-
FURNITURE and home furnishings, of all
removal; Mr.. JERRY. Lu. s422 Pa
FURNITURE-Highest cash prices for con-
sp For 6sst resss ss s aGEss
FSkSiTGsI saa heassseld sfsss; s, c the
odd pieces or entire home. Please cali
fRS1HRE tGasSS Mh eE5Rx eBo5TGaf fA pss sdso living
old ases, diamonds, elec. refgr.. washing
and sewing machines, pianos, stoves, etc
oLDBrfhs sa aay your or n5Es I'D gold silver plains
fis45tf i$sns. s,5sEs
Bought for eash snha EN- 1905 '0 antiques
PIANOS, grand. upright. splnet or apt
sssh si1i aaE g. s5zs; 5ss4 any condition. will pal
'G5 81 'sR;' zB 5sss g
PiANos Fla ess1 wASTh6-coLoN1AL S!Fhi' PIANO co
pays highest cash prices Phone MA. 4s7(
re faH5aRaS a pay $50 for eec
gas refgr in good cond sH, s436 "a
prices for late models, in tn Sorkins order
ssW1a SEW eh MxcaNEsXs "a slU will We suy
Singer sewing machine for cash: all make:
CHINE CO., 1887 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
SEWING MACHINES WANTED; highes
prices paid for elec. or treadle, regardless
sE%ISG sSns; MAcaisIs-we MAJ aIs1: buy all .ype.
siSsRs sf%iss M.5HishS sS0 .as f. s,;is
faf s1NoEk kssfSs sEW1Ra Rei'es
a93 Gso4ss Gs9ss avenue easa Tay9a s 91
5 STOVES Gsofff AND
%asHad S3 ING N MAcH1sEsAny 81 Is NA Sssa Size
mowers. AT. zoos. ---26
WANTED---Better GRADE Of household tgr
,!taie a5sa: EVENINGS. Sis GE' M e44s' ~ A''0-'' Avn
BADLY IN NEED Of high grade furniture
dropleaf tables secretarles dining
NE. Me- esSs sa50as alter sisD Pm. aA RA. 7ea4 '"A
AM INTERESTED IN bqylng silveryare
china, fancy cups and saucers. DoRl
KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885 G st. NV.
ME. 6079 (near 14th).
WANTED, lO-key-type adding machine
Call AID. 1891 daily bet. 10 am. and .
pm "a
WE BUY used electric refrigerators; an!
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver
jewelry, diamonds, firearms, mems cloth
ing, luggage, Photographic equipment, mu
sical instruments engineering instrument
and what have you? viii call. MAJ
ZWEIG SONS, 937 D st. NV, ME. 9113
ADJUSTABLE HOSPITAL BED wanted t.
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ROOMS FURhasHEo-Mp. sad Va.

SINGLE ROOM, next to bath, near bus
line. Call Sun. or after week days.
Ink. ROOM FuRN. equipped with elss.
refgr. and hot plate suitable for 2. ,sH.
1888. 405 Carroll ave, Takoma. Park.
ALEX, VA.-Empl. middle aged lady will
share warm, clean, comfortable 5-rm. apt
with refined settled bus. lady: reas:; close
after I Pm; AZ day SUNDAY, "a 2s.
With With large 1 ssSs s!Sgst gentleman only. so
Ga. AVE. ExTENDED-Gentleman; newly
phonsss; CLOSE to Hopkins Institute Jeas
FOR GENTLEMAN. in home of quiet
couple; no other guests: : minutes PEN
tagon; parking and bus at ent. TIE. 49s1.
SINGLE ROOM. kit. and laund. priyJihls;;
prefer young employed couple: Gil. 1899
REFINED, QUIET GENTLEMAN, lovely
private room. new home; 5 min. down
town or Pentagon; S35 mo. Gil. a0e2
LARGE RM., with lge. sun porch, suitable
for either girls or boys: adjoining bath.
ARLiNGToN-a large rms, single or dol-
BILE. adj. bath; mr.. Arlington Hall: 10s
fare, bus at corner. CHI. 1894. "a
2 LOVELY RMS, twin beds, in new houlsJ
laundry privils.; conv. to busline. GL
sa soa N. FILLMORE sT.-single room fos
gentleman, $50. Gil. 9007. -26
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "A, l9z.
ROOMS FURN.-Northwest. e

kOCMS fUkN.-NorfnNest. NSoht.Is
I443 PARKWOOD PL. NV furnished
rms cn With sIYt kis PRIVILEGES; blk from 59'n
ROOM. semiprivate bath; near 14th and
Col. rd,; attractive. clean, warm. co.
BIG DOUBLE ROOM. 4 windows porch,
pFs1kash Dfk snfh o1$ asstss ao ssi zoos
semtpvt. pT bath; liners. daily maid service.
MsNrfp APsy REFNEb EBBn .mpagsd aedE lady
sF'affs sFsas,t D5?sefS soo9 4 RA NO
sex sex SrR 1na SIR s. Sss1dfs' Roen.tta Atm
rsted. nicely furn;: easy walking distancs Is;:s
oNfE pouBIE RM. , single rms all conv.;
rn IN phsne; 9hsn buses sS.s pass dr. maid service
~ bath, twin beds ? closets; $50. EN-.
iii iii ILLINOIS AYE. Nw;-tss; , dol,. I,
a0pe BOOKS ssnT OFF Isth ST. shes
qalim phone. AD. Pei ,.5s
ideal for young men students: rec, rm,.
homeike atmosphere; S25 up monthly
1908 EUCLID ST. N.w-Twin beds, So
i each; working girls preferred; no drinsins'
fs1s. ss; sTSw ssyn Near nssr 5sB sR with
act plate; adults only; $40. MI. 729s or
s5os So - ST. N.w.-sinsle furnished r99rn.
ssI4 81 4e5B Observatory pL.-Private bath.
tpdo twin bed beds npl WR Em gh0nf 5a6 n
a311 CALVERT ST Nw.-Newly deco
rated, clean. warm room. inner springs.
s5:sI's5 s5ai COM. AVE. e. opposite shoreham-
accom- s1s for discriminating adults;
=: f:5i 20 cT1RcA VT AP sf. f4lS SSw-snd-a: at dt.
front ,rm.. twin beds. gas heat and e.h;w:;
pvt. home: no other roomers; $40 mo-
Zee Isas "i5ni i5th ST. NV lse. dble. rms.
with twin Hollywood beds, $40 per mo.
each also vacancy for gentleman to share
with another, $50 per mo- blk. of M
ExEcUr1SE isi5-vacancy for 5 yoans
siH''stiaii ZIG GALLArIN sr.-sinsle and dbl..
rms, near express bus service. unlim.
31sas 3nsT OFF r COM: o;s;4S AVE, 2a45 Macom9-
sspsgs5s s9$FsnsS s ~ a.,
SE snf 6sh express n ba Rss fo@
WnHiTiTEsToNE HOTEL. across from ststier.
ssie.. Si4; dbl. sci; children accepted
1888 N H. AVE. N.W.-Very large front
well-heated single room, new furnishings
inner-spring mattress, large clothes closetA
2147 ST N.w-Large front studio rm .
sink. grill. Frigidaire; or adults. ~
Prince KARL HOTEL, 1901 X st. nv
Newly dec. and furn double rms. with os
without pvt bath; some singles. Il
UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-Det. home: lsA
master bedrm., twin bedrm., dbl. bedrm,
! single; adj. baths: excel transp. IA
COIoRED-LARGE. comfortable room fss
employed men, twin beds. Ia. e4S1.-2S
COLORED-623 KEEFER PL. NV, on Ga,
ave-Front room for refined. employed
gentleman or couple; some privileges. Can
be seen Sat through Friday.
COLORED-635 OTIS PL. NV neatly
furnished adjoining rooms for nice girls;
some home priyileges. Ia 1855.
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-Northeost


726 9th ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm., first Ar.i
shower bath; for men only: nondrinkers,
FIR 5639. "a
63I GIRARD ST. NE-Lge double rnA
with twin beds, conv trans, for 2 men
or couple, So each per week. -25
33S MD. AVE. N.E.-Corner overlooking
park; southern exposure. three blocks
transportation: large front room, Ave win
dows, large closet. next bath, plenty heat
ISIS I ssth ST. S.E.-Large front room,
d9ubls PED; In eoupIe eo or % girls r.
furn. room. in pvt. home; laundry pSiyil.;
$40 MI S707. 27'
1915 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Niee room fof
2 persons, and kitchen privileges. TR
NICELY FURN. RM., lse. closet, fol, .
girls or couple: only one using BATH
employed; kitchen priVils. MI. 5172. rs
FRONT ROOM. next to bath, twin beds
with inner-spring mattress; conv. transp
CoLioRED-4O11 COLO GAULT PL. N.E.-Larss
room, suitable for couple or girls; conv.
transp. VI, 0669. "a
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BOATS.

TROLLING FOR ROCK, blues, trout. Ches-
ton cal: CAPT. ANTHONY KING, WA.
1soH.P. JOHNSON for sale, excellent con-
dition. $50 Call WA. 1245. 30
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, fire ex-
tinguishers outboard motors, seripps ma
rine engines, 80 to 39o h.p:; fishing taekie.
st. Sc Ii 4493.
WE SERVICE ali makes of outboard mo-
tors: price is reasonable. s. e. SALES
CO., T37 11th st. s,e.
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COAL. WOOD and EUEL oIL.

CORDWOOD, all oak, seasoned. DELIVERED
anywhere. Call any time. NO. 1885. "a
FIREWOOD. scrap lumber, some good;
So cord, YOU haul. Also fireplace and
kindling wood, famous Reading anthracite
coal, Pocahontas coal COOPER SUPPLY
FIR. 1880
FIREPLACE LOGS. oak, seasoned; cord or
h-cord; guar: satisfaction; immediate de-
livery. RE 3931.
DRY WOOD, delivered cheap; cut any
lengths. oxford 1881. .--25
SEASONED OAK AND PINE FIREPLACE
HIIae xGAsKA coaI afs e., NA 5ss5, 1a eH 1855 a4oe
FIREPLACE LOGS. oak, seasoned; cord OIL
"a cord: guar: satisfaction; immediate de-
FiREPLACE WOoD, we'll seasoned, $40
cord delivered. DU. 1877 after pm. 25'
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 st. NV, ME.
O0S9; baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
GLENDALE TURKEY FARM has turkeys,
highest quality. milk and grain feed;
never touched ground. Bowie 2744. -26
TURKEYS, Maryland broad breasted bronze,
14-s2 pounds for breeding or meat.
80 NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETS. six
months old sell at S. each because
helper left Peru road, Berwyn, Md. on
U. S. Nc. /, passing Cafe La Conga.
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RooMs FuRh,sHEn-s.L. eud s.w.

1913 FIT. DAVIS PL. S.E.-Master bedrm.,
with dble. closet. next to bath; $40 per
SINGLE FRONT ROOM. modern turniturs;
on tranSp. FIR. 6446. 80
all conveniences; $40 single; breakfast
privileges; S42 double. W. 1929: -24
I03t d ST. S.E.-Attractively furntshed
bedroom, use of washer; $40 single, $40
double After $50 -26
COLORED-5t4O ST s.E.-Room for 3
girls or single with home privils. After
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER. small, for backfilling and
trucks TR. 1889 "a
FOR RENT-Caterpillar, motor graders,
Diesel bull5ozers, all sizes; diesel cranes:
types everything for the contractor. Gail
GL 22I2 or GIL O993
MACHINERY FOR RENT - Cranes, trac-
tors, road graders, compreSsors and
trenchers. Apply ]. A LAPORTE, GIL. O993
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

WORKING MOTHER, school child, need
room, board in or nearby Northwest WASH
ington Box 162-V. Star "a f
EMpLOYLD MOTHER and 3-yr -old son
desire rm. and board in nice home and
section ia a03l -26
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.
FOR SALE, FRESH cows. 3 miles west
of Chantilly. Pleasant Valley, on Route No
| so. Herndon S4-W-12. "a
complete tack, harness and 1 horse sled
Can be seen at 34O1 East-West hwy, Chevy
Chase, Md. OIL. 4179. --25
HAY-12 tons prime mixed hay. baled;
! S26 ton at site. PLL Q4l1 "a
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nc WI NEI w tSIs1
and Gibson: libe
old box: easy tel
TER. 544 10th S
REFRIGERATOR.
good condition.
pressure cooker.
settee. FIR. 6621
REFRIGERATOR,
6 months. old. I
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1890 18th ST: NV: One single. S25;
$50 Gs 1urn
2Sa Sso ssth ssal s5rnfH 81 RwraIn aas rm next to
bath. unl phone; on two bus lines. Wo,
ssIi % HARRISON ST. Nw.-Lse. rm,
semipvt. bath: beautiful furn.. pvt home:
Wis, and Conn. transp.; gentleman. EN-
4fs ONEIDA PL. N.w.-Empl couple, nice
lge. rm., semibath, with sun porch par
lors; also single rn.; very conv.; avail
14so ss tei GiRERD s SSpo 81. NV, palmer House"
-one single and twin-bed room. next bath.
SxY's saI e. -SsfeHEsrHousE. 81 1920 R. T. ave wIs aw
Beautiful spacious rms, So each and UP
daily; special wkly. rates: transients only
ccAaEivY CHASE, 1894 Western sve.-Pvt:
home; . comfortably furn. bedrms., and
bath; conv. transp.; breakfast optional.
Msa fss1 oas abAMs y5 MEI Sssf hD NV at 18Th and
Columbia rd.very attractively furnished
room, open for inspection every day be-
IEs INeen snd T.Imons g .vs HENRY b1 R4sI ss
1903 o ST. N.w.-walkins distance down
town. dbl and nd, SCI o1p rms Sc and ss each;
Scott SsD GH's CIRCLE, ss' '1sis and 1899 Mass.
ave; n.w.-Desirable vacancies for men
aoKDoa eas DeSeni HOTEL. e1s 18th st. ~
Lovely, large double rooms with twin beds
Rooms Has uIaaas WIZ . ssth: IS daily. Hotel End
ming water. s25 per mo-: l dbl. rm.,. $50
per mo-; good transp., Macarthur blvd
bus or Cabin John ear. OR. 3146. pa
CHEVY CHAsE-Larse rn.. nicely fur
a. esd asp n .sa' o .se
per mo. Tel wi. ss7s. as
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BY MRS. MARTHA KIMBALL

Mrs. AIDA Brubaker entertain.
ed with a dinner party Wednes'
day the following ladies, Mrs. l.
F. Davis, of Columbus; Mrs. H. E
Comman, Mrs Julia Adams, Mrs
Katheryn Johnson, Mrs. Rather
inc Agner and Mrs. Katherine
Kempfer.
Alice, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Call, is quite
i'll.
Mr.. James Connolly, of Colum-
bus, spent Wednesday with his
grandmother, Mrs. Alta Connol-
ly.
Mr.. Walter Stoddard, who suf-
fered a severe heart attack last
Tuesday is reported as better bit
will have to be confircd to als
bed for some time. g.
Mrs. Emma Gorton attended
the w. S. C. S. Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Carrie Baker near
Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Harris
attended the funeral services on
Saturday afternoon of Mr. Frank
Beck, held in the Methodist
church, Marysville.
Mrs. Elmer Jones spent from
Monday until Wednesday with
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Woodstock News
Ola Podrida

Ola Podrida
Mrs. Homer Gleason was host
! ess to members of the Ola Pod
rida Literary club at her home
Tuesday after noon.
Music and scripture opened the
meeting. Response was current
events.
Mrs Warren Lincoln's paper
| talk on Federal Utilities was in
teresting and Interesting Spots
of Ohio" by Mrs. Adolpus Cauley
was enjoyed The hostess led the
| Study on United Nations.
Mrs. Cauley read the secetary'S s
report,
The next meeting will be held
March l8, at the home of Mrs.
Robert Lincoln.
Fire Destroyed Home
The home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Clark was partially des-
troyed by fire Monday at LOO
| d. m. The fire caught under the
roof and the roof was soon on
fire. 1t burned the second story
and damaged the first floors.
Both the Woodstock and North
Lewisburg fire trucks fought the
blaze.
All the furniture was removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark are residing
with their son-in-laW and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oberdier
Bates Inn Sold
Carroll E. Barnhart, of Belle
fontaine, has bought the Bates
Inn in Fountain Park and will
make apartment and tourist home
They moved into the building
! Wednesday. and will begin re-
modelling. They expect to serve
weekend dinners. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bry Thompson, former owners,
will occupy one of the apart
ments.
Son Born
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nance
are announcing the arrival of
son at their home Wednesday.
This is their first child and has
been named James Robert.
Home From Hospital
Larry Dow Young, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Larry Gordon, was
brought home from the Cham
paign County hospital Tuesday
| He is recovering nicely from an
operation.
Moving To Iowa.
Mr.. Edmond Kimbeill, of Cleve-
land, has gone to Madison, Iowa,
where he is supervisor of the
resin department in the Du Pont
plant there. He has been con-
nected with the DUPONT for nine
years and this is a nice promot-
ion..
The family will move some
time in May. He is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman KimbaH.
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Personals.
Mrs. d. w. Sharp and Mrs. w.
H. Sharp spent the weekend at
the Dwyer home in London.
Among those attending East
ern Star Tuesday evening in
North Lewisburg were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry McMahills, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Botkin, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Danisson, Mrs. Carl
Fought, Mrs Jesse McMannis,
Mrs. Robert Lincoln, Mrs. Joseph
West, Mrs. Philip Lincoln and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lincoln.
Mrs. Guy Coffey visited with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Carson Haney in Col
umbus, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Lincoln
were at O'Connors Landing Sun
day and enjoyed dinner at Belle
fontaine
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hefferline,
and daughter, Ann of Urbana,
spent Monday and Tuesday at
the o. P. Smith home.
Mrs. William Black and daugh-
ter, Joy, were Columbus shoppers
Monday.
Mrs. Elma BroShes has been
confined to her home this week
suffering from flu.
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Mrs. Edward Flanagan and son,
Richard, and Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Haggard, of Columbus.
Mr.. Alpha Connolly left Thurs
day for her home in Chicago, af-
ter a three weeks stay here car
ing for his mother, Mrs. Alta
Connolly, who has been quite i'll
but is able to be around in her
home, which is pleasing news to
her friends.
Mrs. Anna Geho, Mr.. Paul Ge-
no and Mr.. Jimmie Smith, of near
Marysville, were Wednesday ev-
ening callers of Mrs. Bertha Ell
lott. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Tenant
and grandson, Larry, and Mr..
Morford Geho, were Thursday
afternoon callers. Mrs. Elliott is
in very poor health.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Kettler were
Sunday afternoon guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Hugh Liggett and fam
lily at Arlington.
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Milford Center

Mrs. Kennth Jones and family in
Columbus, while her husband
was attending a convention in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Howard, of
Mechanicsburg, were Sunday af-
ternoon callers of DR.. and Mrs.
H. H. Kettler.
Mrs. William Payne will be the
hostess to her bridge club Tues
day evening, March Is.
Mrs. Ada Davis received the
word that her brother-in-law, Mr..
Carl Ridenour, passed away Fri
day evening at 6 o'clock at his
home in ST. Paris.
Mr.. Ernest Mackan, of Marion,
and son, Dale Mackan were here
Saturday and accompanied by the
formers sister, Mrs. Ada Davis,
spent the day at the home of
Mrs. Carl Ridenour in st. Paris.
Master Larry Agner, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Agner, is quite
i'll with the chicken-pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jones, of
near Milford Center, were rec
ent guests of their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Jones and daughter, Judy, and
son, Larry; in Columbus, celebra-
ting their wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Powers,
who have been vacationing in Or
lando, Florida, arrived home this
week.
Mrs. r. A. Hagerman spent a
few days the past week with her
snn-in-laW and daughter. Mr.. and
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Property Sales

so Acres. near New Califor-
MIA, Fairly we'll improved.
Land slightly rolling. This
might suit you. Let's take a
look $500.
20 Acres. close to Magnetic
Springs. Buildings extra good.
Land mostly black soil. This
is one of the best. S11, 900.
65 Acres. 6 miles from Plain
City. Two sets of buildings,
semi-modern. Nice home.
ITO Acres. 20 miles from Col
umbus. Buildings fully modern.
This is a nice farm, priced
right
450 Acres, Is miles from Col
umbus. State road. Two sets
of buildings and extra good,
one set fully modern. This is a
fine investment at Sl45 per
acre.
We Have several SIN a |
farms, 5 acres up to 25 acres.
Modern 6-Room home in
Magnetic Springs. Can't beat
this at $4,000.
Also Have home of 7-rooms,
semi-modern, West Mansfield
+. $4,000.
Have Nice Home. Plain City,
modern at $4,000. Also one in
Milford Center and one in Os-
trander.
If You Have a property to
sell, farm home or business
list with us, we get action.
|E.H.Hatton&Co
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-17
CARD OF THANKS

/ desire to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to re-
latives friends and neighbors to
the Friends aid Society for the
beautiful and encouraging cards
and to all for their calls at the
hospital and my home and to
all who helped in any way during
my time at the hospital and
since my return home.
Mrs. James w. Davis il
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-17
CARD OF THANKS

To my many friends that re-
membered me during my stay
at White Cross Hospital, l wish
to extend my heart felt thanks
to each and everyone for the
beautiful cards, notes, gifts and
flowers l received while there.
Sincerely, Mrs. j. c. Rea, Rt. l.,
PEORIA Ohio. Ii
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-17
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to express my sincere
thanks to my friends, neighbors
and relatives for the many cards,
flowers and gifts l received dur
ing my stay in the hospital and
since my return home.
Mrs. Eugene SmallWood Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-17
LEEsBURG GRANGE

Leesburg Grange No. z678 will
meet in the Grange hall at Phar-
isburg at $50 pm Thursday,
March 90 The third and fourth
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-17

FARMERS-Highest prices paid
for wool. Cline Bros, Broadway,
Ohio. 3-17-4t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-17
MARCH II. ls47

degrees will be put on by CsAis
borne Grange. All Grange meir-
bers are asked to bring covered
dish and sandwiches.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-03-17

You will do well to secure
the services of this young car
penter. Mr.. Coons is widely
known throughout this area
and has had years of exper-
ience in his trade and has
kept very much up-to-date on
building homes and doing re-
pair work.
When in need of a depend
able carpenter, consult Mr..
Coons. He has made a study of
the housing problems and can
give you estimates and how
best you can meet it at a min
imum cost. Mr.. Coons is equip
ped to render service in all
types of carpenter work. We
take pleasure in recommend
ing this contractor of Broad
way, Ohio.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-22
Washington (Stote TO Washington DC
Stop Overnight in Morysville
Columbus Cltizel

siderable time on the journey al
ready, the two horsemen stated
they will probably head directly
to Washington d. c., although if
anything particularly interesting
should turn up, they said they
would stop along the way.
The return trip Mr.. Kennedy
said would be made by automo-
bile, carrying tn e horses in a
trailer. Their route from Marys-
vile was to follow u. 8. Route
33 to Athens, and then continu-
ing on u. S. Route so to Wash
mgton d. c.
They finally left Marysville
around noon Friday, after being
entertained by several local horse
enthusiasts, including Ed Rade-
baugh and Cone Howard, n d
having their pictures taken at
various places about town.
At last reports, they were sup
posed to have arrived in Colum-
bus at 6 p. m. Friday. Mr.. Ken
nedy said that the trip has just
been a vacation trip and added,
Its been wonderful"