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G Charming Historic Estate
OWNER LEAVING CITY
KE. 3-hs5b, on. 473:

Open Today, l to $50
Lovely brick bungalow: 2 hedrms :
Nv. rm with dinette. ttisd BATH; n;
bsmt. with outside entrance: iot
with over 100-ft. frontage. Just Q
pictured Home in lovely condition!
Only Si3, $50. Financed to $4,000;
See It today! Out Lee hwy past
Fails Church to Graham I'd, turn
left, turn risft at next turn TO 1918
s. WITHERS SMITH
Ow $500. 26oe Wilson Blvd
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HARRY !. FRIEDMAN
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CUSTOM BUILT

CUSlOM BULL
rambling brick New England Cape
Cod situated on Q lovely A-acre
decorator ct heart you will delight
In fixing this home. Reduced to
S29, 500 to enable this work to be
done. The section Is called Country
Acres, located In the Country Club
area. Built for the present owner
9 years ago with every detail for
gracious living. Center hall with
26 #. liv. rm., lse. din. rm. and
powder rm: .1st q; master bedrm.
suite. complete with full dressing rm.
and full bath, 2 other twin-size
bedrms. and full bath. 80 #. rec.
rm. with frepl.. bar with running
water. maids rm., full bath. 2-car
gar; lovely colored slate roof. A
BACKGROUND Of flowers, shrubs, as.
paragus bed, strawberry bed and
many fruit trees; q exits on 1st a.,
/ leading to rose garden, another to
brk. patio. Open. Sun. and Mon. 2
till dark. Directions: Out Old Do
minion DR.. to 35th st. No.. right to
6203 and open sign.
HALL REALTY co.
Courthouse sa.. Arl., Va, Ow. be6s,
OK, 1907: nights and suns. .CH.
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1PEN Q PM SUNDAY

OPEN 2 PM, SUNDAY
Arlington Forest-price has rust been
reduced due to Navy odicer's i'm
Colonial. adj. Lubber Run Park;
house " rev condition AT ard built Of
with space for rec. rm.: well.land-
scaped. lot with shade trees; $11 800,
~ 1st trust now on property; $2,-
$50 cash required. To inspect, out
Lee blvd. to Edison st., north to Srd
st. right TO 5134 and open sign: or
can "A. 2732,
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
WILL EXCHANGE sI6. 600 apt. house
equity, near Dupont Circle. for
$4,000 equity In farm. % MI
b. C.; must be good soil. geod home.
no. 1920 or EN-. 3796
HOME-Elgnt rooms in very deslf- :
able location IN Arlington, clear ano
valued at $50, 900. .UU, Tor two smaii-
or homes in Arlington or FAIRFAX
Counties, virsinia. BOX 3os-L, star
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GOLF, TENNIS, SWIM

in PARK. 5 y mi. south q Aiexsndris.
1-yr.-old modern English 4:bedrm:.
2-bath brick. with screened porch
on l side. attached garage on other.
paneled rec. room with fireplace.
den, oil h.-w.h. Act quickly and
choose your own redecorations.
S1o.500. Easy terms.
2-Brand-new 3-bedrm., 1h-hath
brick with same features rs above
except no rec. rm. An exceptional
buy at S17.So0.
Whitton & Schreiner, Inc.
1874 N. Pitt st.. Alexandria. Ov.
6S17. Ewes. and Sun, TIE. xl6S.
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WILLOW RUN

SEE these iAYst 3ns1 80 mHaiss 10
Nsshinstsn 3aa II fFents&s "a.
stHa 70 Il, lE restFsetse sas2lFlAAeF
NHekes4ltc keTAtlcH htNee TssRg
Select . hamssl,s teaas taf ysaf
FUTURE hems In tAts rF4vAiA vet
EcstentsHt ana afk,yAaIs &Fes
NsEahosheee already essns EutH er
Compare these Satass Al $3.50 AHa
5000 IeE tssSFs l&tk IAAA 81
tfFNs
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GENE MAY
5 BEDRMS. 1st FLOOR

NV. oil heat. iM baths. sunrm.. !.
screened porches. beaut. wide lot;
lee. bsmt, gar; nr. everything; sub.
cash. may 80 CT. Q. II. WEIR. CH.
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ATTENTION

ATTENTION
BARGAIN HUNTERS!
Here are facts! Price has been
$50, .ssume $4,000 1st trust, at
S99 per mo. and pay $3.50 for
for q truly gorgeous home with
near golf course and the Potomac.
It is brick, with 6 rms. lmost
are huge), porches.. full bsmt.
rage; vacant and newly decorated.
Phone Mr.. Holland for inimed. in
spection and poss.
HOME REALTY co.
..ealtors. OV. 1878 or TIE. 0262.
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RAMBLER-$17,5OO

xtx13W1Oxl4NxV ~S
Convenient to Psntsgon. s minutes
south Of Alex. Comb. livine.oinins
room with fireplace, 5 bedrooms'
Radiant heat. Spacious attic. At
tached garage with work bench.
Screened in porch. Fenced-tn yard.
Direct from owner who is being
transferred soon. No agents. For
further information call AL. 03o3.
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Eastman & Seay
nt5aALys KsElteta pa sesH $
VIRGINIA HEIGHTS

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Arlington Realty No. /
Vain %sssinsson 70 sivd.@s srssious bed.
rooms. sun deck. y bath On lst
door, lear garage; large nnished
Srd fioor: fun basement with rec
reation room. Priced for Immediate
sale.
Arlington Realty Co.
13oz wilson Blvd. ON. eooA 81
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CHEAf Go1s tnf iss-esss nesaans
rlMsa hsss sever sn6 ssssf ststs.
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OUR FOR SALE SION"
On yosr tet--ray sssi H.
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN
bgassrs woeesafe Iaes an llss
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CT APPROVED
MEMORIAL, DAY

MEMORIAL DAY
Let's really make this day o living
memorial to yourself by buying this
home that you will be happy with
the rest Of your life. This is really
bedrooms and 2 tiled baths upstairs.
Gracious living room. formal dining
room. large equipped kitchen. Full
basement with lavatory. automatic
washer included. Also lear attached
garage and 2 screened porches. Brick
construction Home in good condi-
convenient exclusive section of
Alexandria. Again We say make
this q memorial to yourself for the
very low price OF $4,000.
Arlington Realty Co.
22o4 wilson Blvd. oW. $500. 80
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$4,000 DOWN

$4,000 DOWN
Direct from owner-4-unit apt Each
unit cont. nv. rm.. hedrm.. dinette.
kit. bath and porch; lst trust <r.
TW 1854 or RA. 1881 -2a
8 UNIT WESTOVER
Large brick bldg. close 70 SHOPPING
and schools. income approx So. 900
priced at approx. times rent.
For this and other sood invest
ARLEDGE BROS.
OW. 444s. 2523 Wilson blvd. OK
1888; ewes. FA. 1910 or FA nsSs.
HOTEL AND ! STORES, Silver sprins
area, near large Government Hos
pftal: income quoted over $50 600
per year; price less than D times
annual income.
E. w. THURM
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH


TO TRADE FoR PRoPERTY in
vicinity Of Washington D. c.. com
Portable 7-rm, home with 2 baths;
in village 10 miles from Cornell
in Va. On q : @ seIss. P, Q; B.
WANTED-Beach cottage and water
front lot. viii trade subdivision
acreage or building sites or farm
property located nearby Va. Phone
DI, 4704. apt SOB. -
90 ACRES, $4,000. $1,000 cash;
subdiv. or farm; 81 min. on Penna'
R.R. Phone RA. s905. go
DUE TO ILLNESS. my Southern
MARYLAND farm. ineludins houses.
farm buildings, equipment. furni-
ture, boats. etc. ts onered At sacri-
Ace. for sale or exchange. Desire
something in this area requiring Ut
tie attention. What have your BOX
MoDERs ts1id: s'ini BRICK COLONIAL Of. Q
rooms, s baths, oil h.-w.h.; .
acres; on Rockville pike, U. @. 24O
Exchanger for smaller D. c. prop
erty. OWNER, Rockville 1883. Ma.
Fairfax sIRifiAx co. HoMEsITE-Ns.r
lO5x220 It. wooded hilltop; sSsso;
LYNCH a. SONS. Route 23o be-
tween Annandale and Shirley hwy
AL. be06. tclosed SUM 20
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COLORED

$50 down. - per vk euys bssasIfas
honesits in ceissvtiis, Nd niiss
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ssa ess nss.sT, ssl' 3 y hET.
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co1oexD--unsxx VALLEY, A.,ins.
teo--Hses bldg sAsA sAr10p III
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$4,000

$4,000
Here II your opportunity TO pick Up q
9-bedroom " bath home In q good
location In falls Church. Accessible
70 syery intereet. House Just painted
Atom room. Financed. why pay
more when you can buy an ALL
modern home for this price. Roorny
nd comfortable. Ready for In.
eDootion today.
EASTMAN d SEAY
nsaltorA PA. $3.50. 80
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LARGE CAPE COD

LAHNJE OAfE COO
Beautiful. lge. lot. handicapped with
nerfect taste; 33x13 Nv. rm., !
bedrm.. "a bath. Ist d., 2 lge. bed
iiv. at its best
MANNAS REALTY CO:
2I Wilson blvd. GL. or OK. 27s4
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CHI. 5124.
CAPE COD BRICK
Realtors, Pa. 2620.
$1,000 DOWN

SI ,UUU DOWN
4 sunny rms. and bath in this
nearly new all-brick home. full
bsnlt., gas heat, large corner lot.
located just south OF Alex. This
weII-buHt duplex won't last long
ct this price and terms. Pull price,
AL BAKER 81 SON, INC.
116 8. st, Asaph ST., Alex. Phone
TIE, 7343 and AL. 6644. 20
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NO EETTER TIME
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Eastman & Seav
Iistx M4s 10. 49,

HILLBROOk ESTATES
Beautiful wooded lots fsesn n sefs
70 = acres Priced fFem &sOe 10
$500 FSps restTiStlens hiKh sIssa.
ton. 0eod ifon;Aks sna depth 1eT
nns homes Priced rsaht kad terms
can b arranged II required
Eastman & Seay
ExesuAvs Realtors "a sesA -sR
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EXCELLENT LOCATION
THos D. WALSH. INC.
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sAsFs Iosst4cF as T}h NJ fef faasTeS
trade tsitahls fer sHf kaslasss
stAI3Asis isr&tiaEs are rare 50 shts
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IF INTERESTED IN

IF INTERESTED IN
A nice S-bedrm. home in . fine sec
tion of Arlington, call our once for
details, the highlights Of which are
an exceptional rec. rm. with nrepi..
heating plant and laundry trays In
ssmt. with outside exit; o lge: lily.
rm. with flrepl, den, lge; fully
equipped kit. and IN baths on
frst A., and 8 bedrms. with tile
bath on End f.; low priced At $685.
L. s. HURLEY
500 No. Brandywine St: Al. OIL;
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Arlington Realty No. 8
Vacation lane-A quality home tn
Guiding Q rooms, 4 baths. full base
ment large cement patio. Tor COM
plete details. call
Arlington Realty Co.
12o4 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500. 81
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z. w. THURM
OI. 33na. QOS lot a.. NV
4-FAMILY APT.

4-FAMILY APT.
Best 80. location. convenient %
everything; rms, kit and bath
each. coal stoker heat, low operating
cost: good financing: prewar rentals;
priced less than 8 times rental. Gail
Mr.. Ceppos.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos n Cap. St, ReAltor. Ma. $3.50.
25-UNIT APT.
Best rental section; all apts. & and
rms. kit and bath: b-story bldg
with elevator; owner must sell;
priced under Z times rental. Cali
Mr.. Ceppos.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Cap. St, Realtor. MA. $3.50
CUNT APT.-GAS HEAT
An outstanding value Is this we'll
built prewar BLDG. IN good location
All apts. are spacious. have screened
rear porches and tenants pay for
heat and all utils Priced very low
for immsd. sale and good financing
Mand.,. ssa,l F9f 1o. DETAILS call today and
JESS FISHER G CO., INC.
1920 X ct. NV, Realtors, Ex. 1911.
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Do You Want a Rambler

We win furnish the stshi.eei ard
builder and asssss 10 nns Ssins sr
vile I'd seeyt / mite hsyene Yoar
CornsTt vide beautiful wSNass
sissa FhoHs Mr., Heater eI, s0tta
for full istsymsisef ~ meet htfp or
The property sstufass. ssnGss Of
Mendsy. ! To p4r, Grant a
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SOUND INVESTMENT
Apartment buildings and business
p.SDssti.s r.ss*r =, that WI yield ssss @
smortiHation. on down payment OF
from s25 900 70 $50. 900. Cali Mr.
Tarver. Sligo $500. with =. N.
FRY. INC. WI. e7fo. -2e
Cor. 2-Story Brick Bldg.
Q apts.. . stores. 2-ear heated ssr. !;
income approx. $4,000 per ",
Loan approx. $4,000, $4T,boo viii
FRED EHRLIcH, ao5 18th Ct. nv
ST. 045l or GE. $3.50. 30
MAY WE ASSIST YOU"
In securing . purchaser for your
property We are at your service.
HARRY I FRIEDMAN
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Evening star., 1949-01-09
Takoma Park-Silver Spring

Nelson Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hibble, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
R. Rowland and Mr.. and Mrs, F. F.
Hutchison
To add to the enjoyment of last
nights party, each couple had
guests with them. Mr.. and Mrs
August Domick were guests of MI
and Mrs Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs
John Payne were with Mr. and Mrs
Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dyer
came with Mr.. and Mrs. Hibble. Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Ball of Mount
Rainier were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Rowland and Miss Ann Miller and
Mr.. Charles Widman were with Mr.
and Mrs. Guyther.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Barber have
been in Puerto Rico for the past
10 days where they have been at
tending the ceremonies in connec-
ton with the Inauguration of the
first elected native Governor of that
country, Senor Luis Munoz Marin
They are expected back at their
home on Red Oak drive this
week end.
LILLIAN ARTHUR.
Evening star., 1949-01-09

DR.. and Mrs. Robert P. Petersen
are leaving Silver Spring January
II to establish their new home in
Albuquerque, n. Mex. They have
been here for several years while
DR.. Petersen has been on duty with
the Applied Physics Laboratory as
a physicist. Now that they are
leaving. a number of parties are
being given in their honor.
Three of Dr. Petersen's associates
in the laboratory are entertaining
for them Sunday evening. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coyne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorence Fraser and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler who
will give a buffet supper. Friday
evening they were honor guests at
a reception given by DR.. Petersen's
associates at the laboratory. The
party was held at Pine Crest Cabin.
Before they leave for New Mex
leo, DR.. and Mrs. Peterson will cele-
brate their fifth wedding anniver-
sary with a dinner at the officers
mess at the Naval Gun Factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Thompson
have planned a vacation that will
take them away from Silver Spring
until the first of February. They
are going first to Hot Springs, Va,
and from Hot Springs they will go
to New York for a few days, where
they will spend a little time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Thore. former
residents of Silver Spring, who now
live in Scarsdale.
Mrs. HoSmer Hartshorne had
guests Thursday for few games of
bridge. One of her guests was a
former resident of Kensington, Mrs.
Hazel McGraw, who is back for a
short visit and who is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kaiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Dolan will
leave Friday for Florida. where
they have taken a house for the
next two months. While they are
there they will be joined by their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Sherbet, who will be
with them for about two weeks.
Another son-in-law and daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Dolan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Prichard, will also visit
them They will go south February
10 with their two children and will
remain in Miami until March I.
Mrs. Eta Meadows has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w
Williams for the past few weeks. A
longtime friend of the Williams
family, Mrs. Meadows came over
from her home in Annapolis to see
Linda Patricia Williams, the month
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams.
The baby is the granddaughter OF
Capt. Harry Patrick. U. S. NJ, and
Mrs. Patrick of Chevy Chase and
of the Rev. Joseph E. Williams
former rector of St. Johns Church
Bethesda, and Mrs. Williams. The
Rev. and Mrs. Williams moved from
Bethesda several years ago and now
live at Penny Farm, Fla.
Several of the neighbors of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerard Guyther went over
to their home last evening for two
or three hours of dancing and a
late supper.
This little group of congenial
friends gets together occasionally
for an evening of fun. There are
five couples in the group-Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
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10 o'clock at Paradise Farm, the

10 o'clock at Paradise Farm, tn
Lynn home near Manassas.
Mrs. L. B. Williams is making
an indefinite stay with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Othello Wits in Wash.
ington.,
Mrs. Mamie Lynch Delaney il
visiting her niece, Mrs. Robert
Molyneaux, at her home in Pitts.
burgh.
1t. and Mrs. Charles T. Rossel
and their young son, Jimmy, have
returned from New Jersey, where
they visited relatives during the
holidays!
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ]. Waylane
had as guests over the week enc
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Padgett anc
Mr.. Philip Thornhill of Washing.
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Cos.
som of Waterfall and Mr. and Mrs
r. B. Gossom, jr., and their son
Dick, of Arlington.
Col. and Mrs. Benjamin Muse
have returned from Petersburg
where they spent the holidays.
Mrs. Howard E. Pickeral of Ma.
nassas has announced the engage.
ment of her daughter, Miss Fanellt
Pickeral to Mr.. Russell Pollen, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Pollen OF
Manassas. Miss Pickeral attended
Mary Washington College of the
University of Virginia and Farm.
vile State Teachers College. Mr.
Pollen attended the Manassas State
Vocational School. He served ir
the Army during the war. No dats
has been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Miller arr
back from Orlando. Fla. where thes
| visited relatives during the holidays
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Mrs. Russell G. Powell has re.

Mrs. Russell G. Powell has re.
turned from q visit in Richmond
with her son and daughter in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Champ Powell, and
with relatives in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shireman, who
formerly resided in Manassas, ar
rived Friday from Milwaukee to be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carl Kin
cheloe at Birmingham for the week
end. The Shiremans are spending
two years in Wisconsin and then will
return to their farm here to make
their future home.
Miss Lucille Funk of Washington
Is spending several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. H. E. Pickeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Cox had
as their guest for several days this
week, Mr.. Marshall E. Coe of
Blacksburg.
DR.. Elizabeth r. johnson, who
spent the holidays with her brother
Evening star., 1949-01-09

Chester William Adair Of Chevy
Chase, the wedding to take place in
the spring.
Miss Closson studied at Goldey
College and is a member Of the
Little Theater Group in Easton.
Mr.. Adair is a senior at South
eastern University. He served with
the Air Transport Command dur
ing the war and attended Nom Com
missioned Officers School in Casa
blanca and Special Service School
in Cairo. He is an employe in the
United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue.
Evening star., 1949-01-09

and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheatley M. johnson at Glover Hill
Farm, has returned to her home in
Rock Hill, S. C.
Mrs. Robert L. Byrd entertained
at luncheon Thursday in her home
on Prescott avenue.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Henry Clos
son of Easton, Md, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Cyndee Hope Closson. to Mr.. Ralph
Gerwin Adair, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
Manassas

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Lynn,
jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mallard
entertained large number of
friends last evening from Z until
Evening star., 1949-01-09

MRS. YAFFEY.
Before her recent marriage
to Mr.. Harry Yafey, the bride
Was Miss Mary Miller, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller
of Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Yafey 1Oere married in
Washington and are making
their home in Milton Hall, at
2222 I street NV.
-HeSSler Photo.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16

Miss Marilyn Joan Snode,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man G.. Snode, formerly of Sa-
rahsville in Noble county, was
one of a class of 324 students to
be graduated recently from the
Clarion high school in Clarion,
Pa.
Miss Snode was graduated with
honorS, having maintained a
average of above 80 percent
throughout her high school. She
was a member of the high school
band, chorus, national honor So
ciety, school annual, junior coun-
Gil, dramatic clubs, college club,
on the staff of the school news
paper, leading role in senior class
play and mention in Who's Who
in American High Schools"
She will enter Pennsylvania
State College in September and
take up the study of bacteriology.
Grandparents are Mrs. Lettie
Young and Mrs. Nellie Snode,
both of Sarahsville. Mrs. Snode
is the former Miss Ruth Young.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
Electrical Storm
Hits Community

A severe electrical storm, ac-
companied by a torrential down
pour of rain, struck this COM
munity, Monday afternoon, with
some scattered damage reported.
Lightning struck the William
Semple property on East street,
better known as the Guy Brown
home, but the damage was
slight. The kitchen of the Semple
home was slightly damaged. The
fire department answered the
call. -,
Several transformers were
knocked out of commission and
electrical service was disrupted.
The temperature scared to 88
degrees, according to Frank Bur-
,ingame, of Sharon, who also
said that sixty-five hundredths
OF, an inch of rain fell in approx
imately thirty minutes.
Lightning also struck the tel
evision set in the home of r. C.
Moore. No damage reported.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
BY ROBERT RUARK

CALDWELL, Ohio, June 81
just met Mr.. Cyrus McGlashan,
aged 80, who is the best-by-test
man in Ohio. YSh might even
say that Mr.. McGlashan is per-
feet, except for the fact that he
used to smoke an awful stinky
pipe and sometimes spit tobacco
juice irresponsibly.
Mr.. McGlashan is retired
printer, member of trade which
in times past has been noted for
profanity, irregular living, and a
weakness for hand-set whisky,
Mr.. McGlashan started out as a
printers devil in 1884, and re-
tired in '46. He never succumbed
to any of the trades temptations.
The reason / know that Cy is
the best man in Ohio is that a
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
Reed K. Mellon
Honored AT State
AS Merchandising
Manager OF Lantern

The Lantern, Ohio State Uni
versity's daily newspaper, of
which Reed K. Mellon, of Sar-
ahsville, was the merchandising
manager, has been awarded first
prize among daily college news
papers in the 1949 College News
paper competition for excellence
in merchandising, Harry w.
Shook, business manager, was
notified recently.
The competition was establish
ed by National Advertising Serv-
ice of New York City, the Lam
terms national advertising rep
resentatives, ''to foster high
standards of college journalism
in keeping with the important
part college newspapers play in
representing the colleges at
which they are published"
The prize won by the Lantern,
silver trophy, was suitably en-
graVed by MAS and sent to DIR.
James E. Pollard, director of the
School of Journalism. A cash
award of $125 accompanied the
trophy. At a recent party held
for staff members of the Lantern
the trophy was presented to the
business manager and Reed X.
Mellon, merchandising manager.
Mr.. Mellon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Mellon, Sarahsville,
graduated from Ohio State Uni
versity last Friday, June 10, at
the 72nd annual commencement.
He received the Bachelor of
Science Degree in journalism.
Mr.. Melons major studies in
cluded journalism, advertising,
radio station management and
public relations