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SILVER SPRING AREA

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SILVER SPRING AREA
Az acres Chicken ranch,. A comfortable
7-rm. and bath masonry house In excel
cond,; coal heat; . large chicken houses;
41a acres fertile land, fruit trees and Der,
neighborhood. This property is one Of
the best values we know OF at Sls 900;
S6, 500 cash. balance arranged Will con-
E. E. S. S''5 PRICE g. CO., REALTORS
1901 GEORGIA Ave, PL 1891. PL. O31b.
SILVER SPRING
i.i a-ba5h brick house, in excellent cond'
large living room, fireplace; dining room,
porch on first noor; 3 bedrooms and bath
on end floor; ample closet space; Venetian
blinds: full basement; bult.in garage; oil
corner lot ! block Transportation; conv;
to schools. stores and churches, good
neighborhood; owner transferred; imme-
Fssis.'EF E. 8. Price III g. CO.. REALTORS
PL. 1"HI OBS. @ Eves'. @ cali Roy Price. 81. a4s5'
Se snd one 9de Socf to oun s sn
SILVER SPRING-OPEN 2-5
|s7o6 Bradford I'd. A very desirable 2
!1ry e oor S5lek Vns room anF epsce e k dining
room, kitchen and screened-in porch; End
floor. 3 bedrooms and bath; full basement
partially completed recreation room: also
small room suitable for maids USE Bendix
washer, Venetian blinds. gas a.-c heat;
near schools. stores and transportation
Price reduced. make cfier; wiIl consider
E. S. PRICE g. CO., REALTORS
1901 Georgia Ave. PL. 1881. PL. O3Ib.
SILVER SPRING
Your Xmas home for this and all years
now ready for inspection. 4 different
Eneltsh-type. bungalow, liv. rm... freol,.
picture window, French doors to fasstone
terrace: high. wooded lot with dogWood.
mr. school and buses. in district OF in
dividually built homes: 9S07 Grayson
ave: S11,95O. BY OWNER, 81. 3127.
SILVER. SPRING. $16,350
Inspect today this group of carefully de-
signed homes. complete in every detail;
firepl. and picture window, full-sized din
ing rm., completely equip. kit splen-
didly arranged bedrms. with Ice closets,
colored tile bath; brisht. painted bsmt.
for future recre. rm.: gas a.-c. heat. copper
water pipes. Venetian blinds fully sodded
and Handicapped lot; open daily. for your
-Four Corners. left on Old Bladensburs
rd. | SQUARE to our sign and homes:
A. j. KESS1NGER & CO., Realtor
Kessinger Bldg. Silver Spring, sH. 4544.
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SILVER SPRING

Open Sunday 1-5 pm. 723 Gist ave
This is it! 3-bedroom bungalow you have
ave. close to schools shop. and transp.
Liv. rm: with fireplace, din. rm., modern
kit. and bath, all on one A.; full bSmt.,
built-in garaRe. Priced low at S13,75O.
Be sure to see it Mrs Leviton, DU 6326
BROWN REALTY CORP, DU. s55s. --21
SILVER SPRING AREA
Brand-new brick and asbestos shinsle
home: full dry basement; Iiv. rrn., din
rm., kit: with breakfast nook; 3 nice bed
rms. tile bath: gas a.-c.h.; large lot;
Call Mr.. Wagner. WA. ,434S. associated
with POLINGER CO., 1918 1lth St NV,
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SILVER SPRING

Brick buns. on a large, beautiful, fenced
in. corner. Handicapped lot, 1si2x11O; 5
rms and bath: = bedrms. and bath on LIST
dr., charming bedrm. upstairs. large stor-
age closets, rec. rm. with bar, oil hit, fire.
place in liv. rm.. Venetian blinds through
out and other attrac. features; poss. at
time OF settlement; no brokers. Price,
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ANACOSTIA

ANACOSIIA
1921 st se-Open for inspection.
Lovely attach. brk 3-story, 7-rm home.
full bsmt., garage, gas h-w h.. -, owner ne
macuiate home for quick sale Unusually
convenient location RUBYE NJ. ACKEN.
Realtor. ST. 1880. ST.. 1i:f;3 -23
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Standardized brick, rooms and bath; fun
basement completely paneled in knotty
pine, asphelt-tile flooring: rear entrance
from basement to lovely yard; gas air-con-
ditioned heat; Immaculate, new-house con,
dition convenient to Transportation and
shopping center; possession with title. Mr..
Altman. FIR. 1904.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
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COLORED-OPEN

1431 A st. Sc. Sl2.95n. Terms. Vacant:
4 rooms and bath Oil h-wh. Colonial
row brick Completely redecorated. Full
basement. 3 porches. Open to darK.
FRED A. SMITH. REALTOR
lib 18th ST NV Exclusive RE 1851
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BETHESDA FARMETTE

S1495O; seldom are we able to offer as
nice home on about IA OF an acre Of
ground, SO close to Bethesda This home
has 3 nice bedrfhs., bath, living rm., din
full basement garage and outbuildings:
large garden space. Can be bought on
liberal terms. House in AL condition.
E. M. FRY, INC.
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SILVER SPRING

2-bedroom brick bungalow, years old
located on beautiful corner lot. large nm
ished room in attic, l "a baths, oak noors;
oil heat: full. basement with recreation
room and bar Cal 81 1910
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SILVER SPRING
Lovely 2-story brick home, only years
old; frst floor. living room with fireplace
dining room, modern kitchen second floor
3 bedrooms, beautiful ripple tile bath; full
basement; gas a..c. heat; y bath; lot
50x150. $4,000 hrst mortgage, 4ct in
terest. $4,000 cash will handle. MORRI-
SON AGENCY, SH. 3444; evenings, sH
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Central Takona Park

So YOU want home with income; this
aisded into nH"e apss x.h ana proVdes
markable income, from the investment;
well placed on a level lot 75xl5O. blocks
brand new roof. h.-wh.. oil automatic
h.-w.;. Johns-Manyille sidins partly fur.
nished. An attractive opportunity for some
one. Owner has left town and wants
to sell
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtor
GE. o"57 31l Cedar st. NV. GE. Qss1.
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A BRAND-NEW 1-RM. brick home, facing
the Colesville rd. near White Oak Naval
Ord Lab, u acre of ground included.
Can be bought or exchanged for what
nave you; oil heat, large basement, full
bath and l pedrm. on LIST floor 1mmed.
possession. Call Mr. Shenk, GE. 051S;
ewes. or KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA.
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WOODMOOR
Open to dark 4O4 Lexington DIR. This
beautiful rambling-type brick bungslow is
on a large. level, wood lot. Comfortable
living room with fireplace, picture window
family-sized dining room with French
Kitchen, = bedrooms and bath. Full base
msnt, sas &C. heat, plumbing and heat
ing roughed in on end floor and room for
more rooms. Small down payment. Bal
SAVANNAH GARDENS
Open / to dark Owner must sell. ! block
to transportation Beautiful brick bunga-
low on large. level lot; large living room
with fireplace. dining room. 10x12; mod
ern equipped kitchen. bedrooms and tile
bath. Stairway to unfinished attic; full
basement: gas &C. heat. Out Georgia
ave. extended to Savannah Gardens sign.
turn right to Brisbane St. turn left to
1910 and open sign.
8O-FT. RAMBLER
Open to dark We are proud to ofIer
this exceptional brick home in Silver
Spring area. 23x16-foot living room with
fireplace and picture window, family-size
dining room. kitchen with breakfast space;
3 bedrms. with double closets and bath;
attrached garage. Directions: Out Ga.
ave. extended to Arcola rd. then right on
Arcola I'd to our open sign.
RIGGS & co.
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2703 EMMETT ROAD

ZIU3 EMMETT RUHU
A very desirable 2-story asbestos sfinsls
house. in excel. cond. Liv. rm., with hre.
place, dining rm., kit, dinette (booth) and
porch on 1st floor; 3 bedrooms and bath
on 2nd floor; full basement oil &C. heat:
large lot. Exclusive with
e. S. PRICE g. CO., REALTORS
1901 Georgia Ave. CWheaton). PL. 1881
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VACANT-136 18th ST. Sc.
Open Sun. / till dark; wide row brick
h. h. VIII. Cali Mr.. Tolson. FIR o390.
O'BANNON REALTY co.
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Near Stores and Buses

NEAR EAST-WEST HWY.
Proudly we offer this lovely white brk, on
powder rm. on LIST floor but 3 very lge.
bdrms on End: attached gar.: owner
transferred to New York; entire premises
in imma oulate condition. ARLIE L. JOHN
SON REALTY CO.. INC, 34o2 Conn. ave,
OR ZOO till nm -s2
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ONLY $3.50 DowN-cozy bunsalow in
nearby Maryland, practically brand new:
i rms and bath. oil heat. stairway to
expansion attic; lot 40xl0O IT.: only
Sl0,75O. SIS per mo. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO., 2022 Nichols ave. Sc. FIR.
1857 till pm -21
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Mr. S Can and Atlantic st.
OPEN Is

1923 st. Sc. Vacant. rooms and bath,
3 good sized bedrms., glaSsed-in porch as
4th bedrm.; front and rear porches. first
floor; garage; for immediate sale, $lO,50o,
terms. r. G. DUNNE. 1888 r. I. ave. ne,
HO. O7O0. Ewes, Sun, Mr. Jarrett, NO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tcont.)

Brand-New Stone and Brick
Distinctive architecture in best section
ARRANGEMENT of 7 rooms with beautiful
" shaped kitchen in front, 2ha baths;
attached garage, screened porch, sun DECK
full basement. Structurally correct. In
cludes all the appointments expected to
be found in a home of this type. Trades
penter st. tat 3;3rd ST., left on CARPENTER
one block to Highwood drive, left on High
wood drive halt block to No. 80 81. For
fnrther datails VI S227 or your broker. =
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SELLING?"
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

MOVING TO VA.-Sale or rent; uease),
s rms det.; 18th ST. near Decatur NV;
furn., oil heat; rent S225. GE. III.
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; bedrms., lge liv rm.. frepl,. fully ea.
kit. oil h-wh.; lovely grounds, compl. B.
rm bsmt. apt; 4ia & lst trust. Low mo;
payments An outstanding value. Call
Mrs Cox, VI. S136 or Mr.. Parker, FIR
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NR. 14th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-sem.det,
hight tapestry brick nome; rms. front
porch. full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., eiec, refsr;
and stove; Al cond; % poss. at, at time nsass OF
flowers and fenced. RAY CHICK. 55Oi
Marlboro pike HI 4404, HI $500. ii
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
37l5 Calvend lane. Open Sat. and Sun
Attrac., custom built. det, white-brck
home, featuring spacious liv. rm.. 3 or 4
bedrms. baths, finished bsmt. with
maids rm. and recre. rm.. gas heat. Owner
must sell and has priced far below market.
Drive out Conn. ave. 3ia mi. to Saul, right
on Saul to Kingston. then right to Calvend
lane and house on corner. General Walker
on premises
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV ST 200; yk ends
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semidet brick. 3 bedrms., lge. lily. rm
with pict window. beautiful all-mod. KIT ;,
breakfast rm.. bsmt. with rec; rm., gas
h-wh. Call Mrs. Cox, VI. Sl36. COX
e. 1R3.t
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CAPE COD e-storv brick, painted white
with 5i9 king size rooms: hreplaces:
porch nice lot, quiet and secluded yet
near every convenience. Inspect today
JAMES CARROLL. TR. OIL: ewes, vi.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-20
Formers Of County
Increase Patronage
Of Poultry Coop

Number of poultry farmers in
Union county selling eggs to the
North Central Egg and Poultry
Coop, of New Washington,
doubled during l947, according to
County Agent Frank r. Green
eiSen.
Last year, 1866 cases of eggs
were sold through this co-opera-
tive. All eggs sold through the
coop are graded and candled and
the farmers receive credit for
having quality eggs, Mr.. Green
eisen said. Chester Weaver, Ma
rysville Rt. 3, is Union County's
representative on the Board of
Directors of the North Central
Egg and Poultry Coop.
The county agent also stated
that plans are being made to
have field day at New Washing
ton this fall for all poultrymen.
Most up to date methods of mar
keting eggs will be shown at this
meeting
Mr.. Greeneisen added that 65,-
900 cases of eggs were handled
through this plant last year.
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and Mrs. Sy Turner will give the
salutatory. Rev. Gambill, of the
M. E. Church will take part in the
giving invocation and benediction.
The Alumni will hold their
annual banquet in honor of class
of 1948 Wednesday night due to
the class leaving Thursday for
their trip to Washington D. c.
The members of the Senior
class of '48 are as follows: Clyde
Rice, Margia Turner, Donald
Burns, Lucille Nicol, Pat Lombard,
Carlton Rausch, Joan Brown,
Donald Holycross, William Colds
berry, Bonnie Snider, Alvin
Bright, Vernon Scheiderer, Mary
Watson, Helen Scheiderer, Bre-
media Rausch, Leland Rausch,
Don Porschet Junior Allen, Dick
Rausch, and Evelyn Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackie Thompson
are the proud parents of baby
! boy.
Miss Ruth Ann Stalnaker and
MIR. Nicol of Marysville went to
Columbus Monday night.
Mrs. Horn and Mrs. George
were business callers in Marys-
vile Monday.
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. Boxes Creek
BY MRS. HAZEL GRAY

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Swimming
and family spent the weekend
in Dayton, and Springfield, visit
ing Mrs. Swinning's sister, Mrs.
Grace Waugh, and family; Mr..
Swinning's brother, Jimmy, and
family and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barnett, of
near Broadway; Charley Shirk,
of near Raymond, and Alfred
Shirk, of Four Corners, visited at
the Heber Shirk home Sunday.
Miss Ada Porchett, of Colum-
bus, spent last weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edd
Porchett, and family.
Doris Porchett spent Saturday
with Patty Shirk.
Mr.. Wesley Hollbrook was a
Sunday dinner guest of his broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Coins and children.
Miss Ruby and Miss Wilma
Hollbrook, of Chicago, spent one
evening last week with Leonard
Coins and family and visited their
brother-in-law and sister, Mrs.
j. D. Hollbrook, and family.
Sunday visitors at the Gray
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Lockwood and daughter, Norma
Ruth, and Terry Lee Kinkaid, of
Peoria; Mrs. Ed Porchett, sons,
Marion and Harold and daugh-
ter, Doris; Gerald and Alfred
Shirk; Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Co
ins and children, and Wesley Holl-
brook; Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Jack
son and son, Richey and Mrs. limo
Jackson. Others who called on
Monday were Clarence Keller,
Alvin Disbennett, of Pharisburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Swimming and
family; Mrs. Everett Disbennett,
Mrs. Betty Pritchard, and Mrs.
Ollie Patch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Shirk and
baby spent one evening last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pritch-
ard.
Congratulations to all our new
ly weds in our neighborhood: Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Burkpile, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Cornwell, who
live in Marion and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Stierhoff, of West Mans
field
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins
made a business trip to Marys-
vile Saturday and took Ronney
to the dentist. He has been suf-
fering with the toothache.
Miss Gwendolyen Gray and
friend spent Monday evening
with her sister and brother-ln-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins
and children.
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. West Leesburq
BY MRS. L. F. DeGOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spain and
son, Hickey, were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleo Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durwood Leeper
and family were visitors Monday
afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnny Rickie and
family.
Mrs. Mabel Boerger spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Owens, and her
daughter, Roberta Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Clevenger
have returned to their home in
our neighborhood, after spending
the past three weeks at the Harry
Peacock home, north of Pharis-
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. James Schertzer
and family were callers Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Schertzer, near
West Mansfield.
Mrs. Myrtle DeGood spent
Thursday of the past week with
Mrs. Harry Clevenger.
Quite a number from near here
attended the Baccalaureate SER
vices at Broadway Sunday eve
ming. The Rev. Geo. Herd gave
the address to the claosS, using
as his subject Wings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clevenger
were callers Tuesday morning in
the Blaine Clevenger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morris
called Sunday afternoon at the
Harry Peacock home.
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. Claiborne
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Bell and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell attended
Lodge meeting at Caledonia,
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bulen
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Moore and sons. The
boys are sick with the measles.
Bette 10 Webster accompanied
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Justie Matteson to Urbana to Wis
it friends Sunday.
Miss Natalie Potts called on M
and Mrs. Dick Ridge and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chand-
Ter were Sunday dinner guests
of Miss Ethel Reed.
The w. S. c. S. held its May
meeting at the home of Mrs. limo
Hull on Thursday afternoon with
II present. In the absence of Mrs.
Cheney, Mrs. Marie Retterer led
devotionals. After the program
and business, the Society enjoyed
book review by Mrs. Leafa
Davis. Mrs. Hall served lovely
refreshments.
Mrs. Mildred Potts and Mrs.
Eta Potts called on Mrs. Nellie
Sidle, Thursday evening.
Mrs. R. F. Bell was the guest
of her brother in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Morris, of
Magnetic Springs, Thursday and
Friday. Mr.. Morris is improving
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Snyder and
son, Gene, of Aurora, ILL.,, were
calling on friends here from Fri
day until Sunday. Gene attended
commencement at Radnor school
Mrs. Caroline Bell accompanied
a party of friends to LaRue, Sat.
urday afternoon, and attended 6
past matronS meeting.
A number from this community
attended the Baccalaureate SER
mon at Redwood, Sunday night
Shirley Howard, Jene Rohl, and
Dale Retterer are graduates from
Claiborne community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts call
ed at the Taylor Home, near
Broadway, Sunday afternoon.
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> Unionville
Center
BY MRS. MERYL GEORGE

Mr.. and Mrs. George and
daughter, and Mrs. Robinson took
Mrs. Dessa Parthemore, who spent
the weekend with them, back
to Kenton to her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Salisbury
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frances SAILS
bury and daughters, spent Sun
day at Laramie Lake.
Mrs. Mae Hennigh entertained
the Unionville Bridge club Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Young, Mr.. Hathaway, of
Marysville, and Mrs. Wilson, of
Columbus, were guests of Mrs.
Pyers Sunday.
Bill zimmerman is visiting
John Brown at st. Mary's Lake.
Mrs. Daley held orchestra
practice at the home of Bonnie
Snider's Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Allen and
son, were visiting his mother and
brother, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lindley
and children, of Columbus, were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Daley,
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brookens and
daughter, Patty, of Columbus,
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gieseck,
of Pataskala, were Sunday sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fin
ley and family.
Mrs. Virginia Clements and
son, spent the day, Monday with
her parents.
Mrs. Ivan Boyer and Mrs. Ruby
Wetzel attended the Road Side
Theatre Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Roberts, of
Columbus, called at the ]. L.
Walk home Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan McNabb
and daughter, went to Marion
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hall, of
Marysville, called at the home of
r. w. Brown and family, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Edwards entertained her
bridge club Wednesday night.
Pearl Johnson of near Urbana,
is spending this week with Mrs,
Holderby.
Mrs. Ruby Wetzel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Finley and son, motored to Ada,
Sunday.
The baccalaureate service was
held Sunday night at Chuckery-
Darby school auditorium in
which Miss Phyllis Burns played
the professional march. Rev
Henry Allwardt participated in
the invocation, the scripture
reading, the sermon and the
benediction. Music was by both
the girls chorus and mixec
chorus.
The commencement is Tuesday
night at 8:15 p. m. The address
to the class will be given by DR.
o. P. Rausch from University o.
indiana. The valedictorian of the
class is Clyde Rice, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Rice. Miss
Margia Turner, daughter of Mr.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-20
. Redwood

Mrs. Howard Drake returned to
Redwood last week from Tex
as, where she spent the winter
with her son, Mr.. John William
Drake, and his wife. On her way
back, Mrs. Drake spent some time
with relatives in Oklahoma; Mr..
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and Mrs. John DUNCAN, in Gin
cinnati, and stopped over in Col
umbus, where she was the guest
of her husband who is employed
there.
Mr.. Jack Coder, of Cleveland,
spent few days this week at the
home of his mother, Mrs. j.
Blaine Harris and husband.
Mrs. Clyde Cushman is spend
ing some time in Newark, where
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she is the guest of her daugh-
ters, Mrs. K. D. Setter and Mrs.
f. d. Carpenter.
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A Short Story

Across the parched prairie night the whistle of the
IA train fleeing eastward from this vast fiat region of
drought to the valleys and lakes of Minnesota that Margaret
had known until three years ago. when she and Oav had come
here to Dakota Territory. There oneler sound
Margaret thought than the distant wall of train at night
Lying harshly awake in the hot night beside her sleeping
husband Margaret felt the child stir mpatienty deep within
her
This the second child to STIR but the first had
shown this impatient excitement 1t had lived to
know the wonder of breathing The land had that
This time would be different Tomorrow night Margaret
would not be here The decision was stark in her mind.
She had tried to tell her husband Oh how often she had
ted but Olav Kebo stubborn man. with stubborn
love for his land Her will to speak always osoo her. Except
than ago after the loss of her first child
Il will not have another baby of mine sacrificed in this
prison of drought and dust Olav she had declared that
night after Doctor Jensen had left and Olav had
hold her the broad of his shoulder and chest Either
we must leave together, or l shall leave alone
Even she spoke she knew that her obsnacy had
been much blame for their loss anything else In
first of the drought while their well still yielded its
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dwndng treasure of water, she had carried bucket after
bucket to the struggling vegetable patch she had planted in
the early spring The blazing down from naked sky
only mocked her toll On day of truly satanic heat when
Oav had to Aberton for supplies she had perversey
and exutany dsobeyed his lastnute command that she
should not attempt to water the garden while he away
Despite her consuming love for him that had grown physically
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and spiritually their marriage despite the knowledge
that her time almost hand she had ugged the dripping
buckets from the well and spilled them upon the ungratef
earth She deying CLAWS land
When Oav returned in md-aternoon he found her lying
unconscious in the garden The susroke had all but taken
her life. The baby a girl, had been stil-born.
Either must leave together shall leave alone
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-08
zL HOUSEHOLD
1 IIYTSE

To remove bloodstains on a mat
tress cover them with starch
paste. Let the paste dry and re-
move it. Keep this up until stains
are gone.
A coating of talcum powder or
cornstarch will help preserve any
rubber article after it has been
washed and dried.
Never hang mirrors where they
will be hit by the suns rays. II
you do, the mirror will become
cloudy.
Peroxide is good for removing
chocolate candy stains on white
fabric.
A teaspoonful of salt In the bot
tom Of an oil lamp viii keep it from
Pickering.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-08
Absent-Minded People

Chicago transit riders leave more
than $500,000 worth Of goods on
streetcars, buses and elevated lines
every year, American Municipal
association reports. One Of the larg-
est sums ever lost was one million
dollars in negotiable bonds left on
81" train by a South American
banker. Most unusual item forgot
ten was a box of white mice.
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