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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwess
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX,

Lovely brick Colonial on corner lot;
priced S2O.5O0 with only s., 900
cash down; assume $4,000, A
1st trust. Featuring bedrms., tile
many other features, incl. rec. rm
We suggest a quick call on this
one. RE. $3.50 until 9 pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
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1861 CRESCENT PL. Nv
NEW CO-OPS

De luxe equipment throughout this
ultramodern COOP. includes all.
metal Kitchens. aluminium window
frames with Venetian blinds. oak
parquet floors, electric laundry ia.
cilities and garage space in base,
ment: spacious two-room apis. anc
luxurious two-bedroom. two-batr
suites available: excellent locator
overlooking Rock Creek Park at the
intersection of Adams Mill rd. ano
Ontario rd.. three blocks north o.
18th and Columbia rd. Open week
ends, IL am. to dark. weekdays, 4
pm. to dark
? H. G. SMITHY co.
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American University Park

American University Park
$l9,950; Prewar detached
plan; has 8 rooms g lovely
bedrooms), 2 baths, and
space for powder room on
FIRST moor; stairway to attic;
gas heat. large deep lot.
Owner transferred and must
sell Immediately. Mr.. Evans,
WO. O290.
Doctors Attention
$26,50O. Priced for quick sale.
Spacious semidetached &
rooms, 2h bath brick home
with completely finished
basement. full bath in base
ment, and 2-car brick garage.
This property faces directly
on Connecticut avenue and
would make an excellent
combination home and ONCE.
Mr.. Morgan, OV. 005S.
New Rambler-Chevy ChaS,
$24.50O. Situated in one of
on lot 70x125'. Has combi-
nation living room and din
ing room with fireplace; COM
pletely modern kitchen, 3
bedrooms and 2 baths ali on
one level; unfinished attic;
aforementioned gas heat, ga
rage. Mr.. Israel, RA. 1878.
unspection BY Appointmentl
SHANNON & LUCHS co
YEok II CT ~ VI MA O2AE
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DETACHED BRICK

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
Beautiful front and side grounds:
near Bureau Of Standards and easy
walking distance to ST. AIMS
Church, elementary and high
schools; LIST NJ, large living room
dining room. modern kitchen, pow
der room and large porch; End flr.,
3 bedrooms and bath, gas a.-c. heat.
fun basement. built-in garage; one
400 RENO RID. NV.
NV. Corner Reno Rd. and Yuma st..
Mr.. Richards. WO 6595.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, Realtor, DI. 3346.
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UPPER 18th ST.

det. brick home, on large
corner lot, conv. to playground.
schools. transp. and shopping: cen
ter-hall entrance, large f1repl. in
living rm., extra-large dining rm.
and sharp kitchen: nice den and
cool screened side porch; double
exposure bedrmS, spacious cedar
cantonaI s1StsS a nice ea,ms nau on odern u rm
kitchen and full bath apt. with
private, sround-level entrance.
makes this the best buy in our
ONCE. Call Mr.. Fenlon. with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV, ST. 700; ewes,
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Conn. and Cathedral Aves.
Home and Income
Large semidetached brick home of q
rooms and 3 baths, affording owners
apt. on 1st floor and an income OF
S"05 per month from the remain
ing . floors. Property in excellent
condition and is being sold partly
furnished. Call r. A.. Mott, Elk.
24S0 or TIE. 9O50 with
FRED A. SMITH co.
REALTORS
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COLORED-V ST, NEAR 9th ST.
Conveniently located brick. suitable
for small family. Liquidating estate
and must be sold. Asking 1000.
Inspection invited. HOWENSTE1N
REALTY CORP, 141S H ST. NV.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwes
II ROOMS-Sl9.95O

2h baths: ideal for large family; nr,
Crittenden and 18th, Roosevelt High
and grade schools. shopping. bus,
carline. Miss Watwood, DU. O1OS
or DOUTHAT, HO. 1920.
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N.W.-1st Commercial
SD Q50

Mr.. River rd.-Paneled recreation
rm., 5 rms, tiled bath; gas &C.
heat; slate roof most attractive lot
and garden. Excellent financing
J. NOBLE BOAZ. Realtor. 1424 Wis.
ave, WI 1900 10
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
& TILE BATHS

For rent. with option to purchase
beautiful stone home with A bedrms.,
library, maids rm., recreation rm..
gear attached garage. screened
porch: nr. Kenwood Country Club,
in beautiful condition; suitable for
entertaining or lge. family. Call
owner, MR. SMITH, day WI. 6649:
night. WI. 9400. 10
SEVERAL HOUSES, s to rms; S14O
to S225. Excel. neighborhood
MARGARET j. DUNKLEY
OIL. $500 Realtnr SH. 1O12
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BETHESDA-$135 MO.
3-bedroom bungalow. on large lot;
vacant; heart of Bethesda; newly
decorated, or will sell on small
down payment; balance less than
rent
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
Realtor, slOl Wis. ave, WI s"67.
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WILL TRADE

Your old house for a new detached
brick home, near 18th st. and Wal
ter Reed Hospital. This lovely home
consists of 6 large rms, 2 baths,
lst-floor powder rm, all-elec. kit
heat; slate roof; large, lovely lot;
quality built throughout; most con-
venient to stores. schools, transp.
etc. For full particulars, call MR.
BROWN, Ma. $40 or EN-. 9551
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DOWNTOWN COOP

The AVondale, 1874 p st. NV. II
block from Dupont Circle)-Avail
'for immed. occupancy; apis. ranging
in size from 3 rms. and bath 10 z
rms. and 2 baths; priced from
ment 4O9o of price; total monthly
payments range from S54.15 to
$9Q.75; very much less than rental
values for comparable homes. Spe-
cial features are: Lge. rms. high
ceilings, ample and spacious closets.
On exhibit Sats. and Suns. from |
pm. to pm, weekdays rom D
pm. TO 9 pm.
Also resale coop; apts: OF various
ranging from those with modest
home, with mod. cash reqs to a
luxurious, 2-bath. bungalow-type
home in the fashionable Broadmoor
at 1901 Conn ave. NV. Phone
weekdays for further information;
Excl. agent, EDMUND J. FLYNN
fauthoritv on coop. apts. since 1920
Gresponsible for coop. apt. deVei.
opmentS in Wash, comprising ~
bldssD. Washington Bids, RE. l2ls
1861 CRESCENT PL. NV.
Unusually attrac. "-bedrm., 2-oath
apt. with spacious entrance foyer;
jiy. rm., library, and ample closet
space; on 9Th f., with entrance across
hall to roof garden. Well priced for
immediate sale and possession. Phone
Mr. Wyse, MI. $500, ewes. co. 9oeo'
with
John r. de Sibour & Co.
prATTnGE 8
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CHEVY CHASE+$22. 500

CHEVY CHASE-$22,5 500
. yrs. old, situated On spacious cor
ner lot inclosed with attractive
white wod fence: the house contains
liv. .rm. with f1repl.,. screened hv.
and breakfast rm.. and lavatory en-
1st A.: 2nd fl. contains 3 nice bed
rms. and bath. ample closets: full
bsmt.: air-conditioned heat: in .ex-
cellent condition. Shown by appoint
pIIPP q, vNTINc
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwes
MT PLEASANT

Home and investment. 1900 block
Newton ST. NV. 3-story brick;
owner lives on 1st floor, rents ENC
and 3rd for $140 per month: priced
TO sell. Call Mr.. Stevenson, with
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Bedrm. and bath on 1st fr. This
3-bedrm and 2-bath brick is in
Dale DIR. sec. of Silver Spring. Trade
considered Dial XII S-S261 10
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SALE nv OWNER

1918 Ga. ave, Sill. SpR. 7-rm
brick. lge liv. rm. with firepl. ano
mirror, den, equipped kit, rec. rm
with glass bar, 8 bedrms.. bath, hwd
mrs, oil &C. heat: lot 6Ox13O
Price s. $3.50, $1,000 down. Fol
appt. cSll LO 5-044h q
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

ATTRACTIVE 1-bedroom apt, living
room, dining room, modern kitchen,
foyer, ample closets; recently deco
rated. Venetian blinds; bus and
stores block away. Low payments.
= Veterans only. TW. O231 or Ii.
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CLEVELAND PARK
294o Newark st. NV.

Open Tonight, 7 Till $50
Sweltering? Apartment stuffy? Too
get away from 1t all" Large. cool
porch, halfway round the house
center hall; 4 bedrms. and 2 baths
on End A.; 2 bedrms. and bath on
Bird; near Conn. ave, Uptown movie
and shopping section. near grammar
school. Owner wants fair offer and
will listen to reason Prompt poss.
AID 1900 -S
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BURR & YOUNG
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
SIT OOO-DETACHED

8 rms. 2 baths. frepl. 9 incloset
porches and j open porch; excep.
tionally large rooms: oil INV. heat
2-car garage. Property is In excel
lent cond. Vacant. J. NOBLE BOAZ
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COIORED
S995 DOWN
COLORED
81. $50 DOWN

For this desirable row brick at 420
10th st. ne. i large rooms, bath,
oil h.-w.h., full bsmt, nice yard
New-house condition - possession.
Shown by appt. only.
BIRON & CONRAD, INC.
ST. 344O. Res. RA. 1885, 81. 1915
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$50


st. NV 7-rm. semidetached brick
oil heat. 2 Kitchens, fully furnished
buy. Cali ewes. RA. 9l49. BLAN.
KEN & PRESS, INC, ST. 1915
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nsrthwes,
1900 Blk. Rittenhouse NV
METZLER. Realtors

327 MADISON ST. NV.
lst time offered. Spacious semide-
tached brick, 25 it. wide. on wide
street; rooms, 2h baths. auto
heat, built-in gar, lovely yard; per-
feet cond. Must be seen to be ap-
precisted. By appt. only. Open
sun. 2-7 pm. L. J. MILLS q
SONS, 43O 5th st. NV. MA. 1851.
Eyepinps NO ,6Io 10
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NEW BRICK HOMES

One block from 18th street
1442 TAYLOR ST. NV.
PRICE, $16,950
You can't beat public opinioni II
sold before completion. one left.
Situated on a beautiful terrace over
looking Rock Creek Park. Contain
ing 6 rooms and bath. first-floor
powder room; well planned and of
modern design. Equipped modern
kitchen with garbage disposal unit
8-cubic- foot GE refrigerator. Open
for INSPECTION daily till dark. Will
Eye st. NV, EX. 70sS; ewes. GE.
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"BARNABY WOODS"
One Of those hard-to-find homes with
frs. floor bedrooms and bath, In
addition to bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor; wooded lot in q con-
venient section Price, 500. ESQ. Call
NE. 1143 until Q Pm. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN.
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SHOREHAM HOTEL AND WARDMAN
Park section. Vacant
6-rm. brk., 2 baths. oil h.-w.h., gar. /;
S9j a mo.
S-rm. brk., 2 baths. oil h.-w.h., gar. !:
$115 mo.
department brk.. kits, 5 baths,
oil h.-w.h. S190 q mo-
Small cash payment required on each
property.
inspect, call Mr.. Nicholson, DE.
577S or ST. 1000. r. A. HUMPH-
RIES, Realtor, uptown branch, 1904
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SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY

SPRING VALLEY
An ideal house in an ideal location
for a small family who enjoys the
refinement of good living; artistic
home of Early American farmhouse
design, tastefully decorated and in
excellent condition.; OF brick stone
and frame with slate roof and on
a wooded and artistically planted lot
55x100 IT, 1t contains living room,
dining room. den. kitchen, scresned
porch. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. recrea-
tion room, maids room and bath,
storage attic; gas heat, garage; an
abundance Of large closets and
wardrobes; an excellent value at
$4,000.
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts, Sumner a. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
Evenings. Telephone ia. 5579
Gist Your House With Us)
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tanning apts with income; we'll
financed, S12,950 up. Don't miss
Call now, ST. 1923. PHILLIPS & co
COLORED-V ST, NEAR 9th ST
Conveniently located brick, suitable
for small family; Liauidating estate AZ
and must be nvfad T9ld ASeiRE s12S
REALTY CORP, 141S H st. NV.
CoLoRED-15th hii ST. NV, Mr.. V ST.
$4,000 Must be sold. Accessible
location, near stores and transporta-
ton; Inspection invited. HoWEN-
CokoREp-is5o eini; Hb 1850 PERRY pL. Nv
Attrac. 2-story hse. with rms.
bath, . porches, gas heat, dble. gar;
vacant. Can be sold as low as 1.500
cash Easy bal Open daily As pm.
See BRASWELL, TU. 26SS.
CAPITOL AND r SITS.
NV. Only $1,000 down for an S-rm.
nsek md PGes PGms s1 ssodo neoTs TAY q fs. RL
coIokE6-fF 90 sE6 r. YoU i5Uo' ARE interested
apt. house, see our ad under Coop:
Apis. for Sale Or call MORRIS
COHEN or MILTON vINNICK. I4O4
L st. NV, MA. s036; home, IU,
CoLoRED-srd ST. nr, Rock Greek
Church rd.-Poss. with settlement;
Z rms, 2 kits; apt. in bsmt., p
completed; garage. FRED EHRLICH.
5. ao5 18th St NV" ST. o451-o43e;
CoLoRED-oNLY $3.50 cAsgEon
Colonial brick Of : rms. bath and
English basement apt. MITCHELL
Howard University; brick; st floor,
modern bath, full basement, oil
heat, Gear brick garage; all floors
carpeted and included in sale. Mrs.
Readmond, EN-. $3.50, with WILL
oUGHBY'S REAL ESTATE, AT.
COLORED-vACANT-New bunga-
low and Cape Cod-type homes; large
lot, ami. DU. 1920 or MI. O494
CoLoRED-1.es EUCLID ST. NV.
A large brick home, suitable for
a select colored roomins house op-
orator or, home with income, s
furnished; poss. of l apt; oil heat,
moderate cash payment. H: Lo-
PATIN, DI. $3.50. co. 0!53 after z.
COLORED-122. EUCLID ST. .-s
rooms, 2 baths, oil h.-w.h front
and rear porches: reas. terms. MRS.
PRYSE, NE. 400; ewes. and week
ends, VIC. 500. 10
COLORED-iS3O ONTARIO PL. NV
Is large rooms, good cond.; price
reduced. MRS. ANDREWS. Ii
coIoRfD-spRcIAI. = n. Frees st
NV. $3.50 down. S55 mo. can buy
this substantial brick; 6 rms, bath
English basement; situated of North
Capitol St. between H and Eye sts
NV. ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.,
1924 Eye St NV. EX. 34OO.
COLORED-1346 SPRING RD. NV.
"A lovely Groom brick, arranged
in apis: full basement; oil heat:
front. and back yards; excellent
neighborhood. Priced right, and
terms. Call Miss Urani. COX g.
CO. DI. 1854; ewes, DE, 800, Ext.
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REALTORS
1113 18th St. NV
DUPONT CIRCLE

DUPONT CIRCLE
homes with excellent income pos
sibilitiess. % IL rooms, 4 baths,
4 complete apts.. l vacant; S2S,500.
t3) 2 apts.. one duplex, one with
large garden; S22,95O.
d. A. HANES CO., INC.
1900 goth st. NV. MI. $3.50. Ewes,
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ROCK CIR. CHURCH RID

3 and s bedrm. houses, all brick. .
and 3 stories, in excel. cond., CON,
tanning apts with income: we'll
financed, S12,950 up. Don't miss
Call now, ST. 1923. PHILLIPS & CO
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2758 WOODLEY PL. NV.

& 100 WOODLE 7 RI. IN w .
Open Tonight, 1890 PM.
real bargain in an excellently built
row home; concrete. front porch, 3
bedrms., back porch, det. garage;
vacant: S16.450; easy terms.
LEGUM a. GERBER REALTY CO.,
AD $500. s
N.W.-1St Commercial
This property consists of 3 apts. and
store; shows excellent return. own
er must sell Call Mr. Bramhem,
DI. 300 or EN-. $500, with
BETHEL.
Open Sat, Sun, 2-7 PM.
1886 41st ST.. NV, in Chevy Chase
and in new-house cond.; 4 bedrms.,
Ia baths; gas heat: lge. bsmt. and
gar. Priced at ,$l6,950; terms or
BRODIE g. COLBERT, INC.
poo1tnrc SS1S
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A DRASTIC
REDUCTION

conv. Ch. Ch.. D. c.. location, bedrm.
and bath on 1st f.; bedrms., 2
baths md n rec. rm. maids rm
and bath in bsmt.; spacious rms.
throughout Low down payment,
large lst trust. Make offer.
RUTLEY g. BLAIR, WI 1884. SH 1853.
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APIS. WANTED tcent.)
CoLORED-YOUNG LADY, perm.
Govt, empl., urg. needs 1-rm., kit,
bath, pvt. Call TR. 4304 6-s pm. g.
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UPPER 18th ST. AREA

Real quality row brick with slate
roof. Contains lge. living rm.. spa
cious din. rm., modern kit, 3
bedrms., . tiled baths on End n:
built-in garage. gas recessed hot
water heat; excel. neigh; peri cond.
Priced to sell.
Phillip B. Key, Realty Co.
GI 2lll until m
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COlOred-BrOOkland

Open z pm. till dark ewes 2732
10th st. ne. cor. 10th and Frank
lin Sts.; 6 rms. bsmt., built-in gar.
deep yards; priced for quick sale;
easy terms. SIMS REALTY CO.,
DE. 1905, s
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DUNOAIOW- ,CUU
Takoma PIX, within 2 blks. school.
shopping, J-6 express bus; lot
5Ox15O; liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm.. modern kitchen, full tiled bath,
. double bedrms., single bedrm.
on. lst A.: full bsmt.; oil h.-w h. n
and expansion attic: front and back
porches; det. garage. SOLEM REAL
tIyX ca -SO-
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BETHESDA-S15,75O
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

S1b,25O
This detached home is one Of the
best locations in this section. 'front.'
ing on lovely wooded lot. Consists
of living room with fireplace. bright
dining room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms
bath. storage attic: gas INV. heat:
porcheS front and rear: also de-
tached garage.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
Jnr nR EI0D ti11 n m
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COOP. APARTMENT
$500 DOWN S71 MO.

Z. d. q. SMI I II I W.
,s11 18th st. NV, ST. $500. .
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-24
Sarah Emma Davis

Sarah Emma Davis, 81, wife of
Erwin Davis, died at her home
in Buffalo township, Monday
evening at 1920 o'clock, follow
ing five weeks illness of pneu-
monia.
A daughter Of Benjamin and
Elijah Jane HALEY Drake, she
was born in Buffalo township,
where. she spent her entire life.
Surviving are her husband,
one son, Roy Davis, of Pleasant
City route /; two grandchildren
and the following brothers and
sisters, Charles Drake and Mrs.
Grace Wheeler, of Pleasant City
route, Stella Danford, of Buff
falo, and Mary Corwin, of Sen
ecaville route.
Funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon at 100 p. m,
from the Mt. Zion Lutheran
church with Rev. Myron Dan
ford officiating. Interment will
be made in the Mt. Zion GEM
etery by the McVay- Shilling flu
neral home, Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-24
D e afhs
Mrs. Cleo Watson

Mrs. Cleo McCune Watson
55, sister of Mrs. Edward Han
mum, of Walnut street, died or
Thursday morning at the Shady
Rest home in New Philadelphia
following a lingering illness.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Toland-Evans funeral
home in that city with Rev. H.
c. Heinlein officiating. Inter
ment was made in Evergreen
burial park.
A native of Belle Valley, Mrs.
Watson was born Jan. %, 1894,
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas J. McCune. She was an
active member of the Methodist
church.
Surviving are her husband,
Clarence Watson, and four sons,
James, Robert and Walter, New
Philadelphia, and Richard, of
the home; two daughters, Mrs.
Paul Watkins, New Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Richard Whiting, of
Tuscarawas; four brothers, Or
vile McCune, of Wooster; Owen
and Thomas of Belle Valley, and
Dewey McCune, of Cumberland;
one sister, Mrs. Hannum, of
Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-24

Thursday, Blackledge was placed
in a cell in county jail. Seeming
ly untroubled, he quickly fell
into a deep sleep. Prosecutor
Rossetti said he would be held
on a homicide charge. The vic
TINS wife, Mrs. Margaret Neid-
ig, was also questioned.
Suspect Unconditional
Sheriff Grossglaus said Black
ledge was unmoved during the
entire time he was disclosing
the incident-even at the lake
when he saw the body being re-
moved.
Neidig's body was removed to
the McVay funeral home in
Caldwell and was examined by
the Noble county coroner.
The body was returned to
Minerva to be re-examined by
Stark county Coroner E. c. Reno.
Blackledge could not recall
where he had disposed of the
ball peen hammer.
The Neidigs have two boys and
a girl, all of school age. A fourth
child was burned to death sew
eral years ago in a disastrous
fire which razed their small
home then near East Canton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-24
Demonstration On
Tobacco Grading

A demonstration on the strip
ping and grading of tobacco was
held last Friday afternoon at the
Norbert Crum farm, Caldwell
route, with George Reed, of
Lexington, Kentucky, in charge.
Sixteen Noble county tobacco
farmers witnessed the demon
Stration.
During the afternoon Mr., Reed
explained the Importance of
careful grading and why care
fully graded tobacco command
ed a higher price on the tobac-
co market.
Other phases of tobacco mark
citing explained by the Lexing-
ton man included illustrations on
how leaves should be sorted and
tied according to their position
on the stalk, texture, color and
degree of injury.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-24
William A. Garrett

Funeral services for William
A. Garrett, 78, of Quaker City,
were held Monday at 1:30 at the
Eberle funeral home, that city,
with Rev. Erdis Kollar, pastor
of the Quaker City Methodist
church officiating. Burial was
made in Friends cemetery.
Mr. Garrett, a retired Pennsyl-
vania railroader, died Saturday
at 12:45 a. m. in Swan hospital,
Cambridge, where he had been
a patient since Oct. 30. He had
resided with his sister, Mrs.
Clarence Floyd, Quaker City,
the past three years, moving
there from Millva1e, Pa.
He was born in Noble county,
Oct. 4, 1871, the son of Joseph
and Sarah Cater Garrett, and
was employed by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company for As
years. He was a member of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men.
Surviving in addition to Mrs.
FLOYD are two brothers, James,
of McKeesport, Pa, and Ben, of
Homestead, Pa.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-24

Topdressing Pastures
Adds Grazing Days,
Boosts LegUme Yields

CHICAGO-Milk pals will be full
er next spring and you will get big
ger dividends from extra grazing
days and more tons of hay, if you
topdress your pastures and grass
lands this fall with phosphate and
potash fertilizer.
Fertilizer added in the fall helps
deep-rooted legumcs and grasses
make a sturdier, fuller growth, says
the Middle West Soil Improvement
Committee. The roots dig them
selves in more firmly. The plants
weather the winter in better condi-
ton for early spring growth.
Earlier spring growth means a
longer grazing season. It means
fewer days Of barn feeding for your
cows.
Agronomists recommend adding
heavy amounts of phosphate and
potash fertilizer to pastures and
grasslands. Tests at state agricul-
tural stations show that applications
of 300 to 600 pounds per acre pro-
duce profitable results.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-24
Coal Lands
Continued from page one

said: due to the amount of strip
coal mining that has been taking
place in this county and the
amount that probably will con-
tinue, it will be necessary for
me to list all the coal property
on the coming years tax duplic-
ate. In order to do so, will need
the necessary information con-
corning your operations.
"0) The amount Of coal, in
tons and acres, that you will
have mined during the calendar
year (1949). The last month or
so will be sufficient for an es-
innate. (2) The location of the
coal mined in No. l above, as to
the taxing district, township,
range and section (The number
of acres should follow the loca-
ton description Of each tract).
90 The number of tons that you
have under option that you ex-
pect to mine during the calendar
year 1850, along with the loca-
ton fully described as in num-
Der above. (4) The number Of
tons that you have under option
that were not included in num-
Der above, along with the To-
cation fully described as in num-
bers 2 and 3 above"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-24

ist church with Rev. John
Thompson officiating. Interment
was made in the Cumberland
cemetery by the Tom funeral
home.
Surviving are his wife, Susie:
three sons, DR.. H. r. Secrest, of
GAINESVILLE; Byrle and Dalton, of
Pleasant City; two brothers,
Frank, of Derwent, and John, of
Florida; two sisters, Mrs. Ollie
Musser, of Sarahsville, and Mrs.
Rebecca Cubbison, of Cumber-
land route.
Mr.. Secrest was a member of
the Methodist church and a
charter member of the IOOF
lodge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-11-24
Harry E. Long

Harry E. Long, II, prominent
farmer of Meigs township on the
Noble-Morgan county line, died
at his home Wednesday eve
ming, following a stroke of par
alysis.
Funeral services were held on
Saturday with Rev. Clair Gray
officiating and interment was
made in the Sharon cemetery by
the Tom funeral home.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ollie Baker Long, five daugh-
ters, Mrs. Eva Garrett, of Rein
ersville; Mrs. Virginia Bunting,
of Pleasant Valley; Mrs. Ruth
Engle, Mrs. Clyde Prouty and
Mrs. Ada Lyons, of GAINESVILLE;
one son, Edgar Long, of Woost-
er; one brother, one sister, one
half-brother and several grand
children.