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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
Help Protect Children Sheriff Urges
Drivers: Says Accident Leading Killer of Kids

Sheriff Walter T. Galloway to-
day asked parents to let the
school bells remind them of this
fact: traffic accidents are a lead
ing killer of school children.
Parents, he emphasized must
accept the responsibility of serv-
ing as models for their children.
Some, unfortunately, set bad ex-
amples. Thus, while police and
schools may do splendid work in
stilling safety ideas into young
minds, the careless behavior of
the parents may offset the good
that has been done.
AS an example Sheriff Gallo
way pointed out that if a child
sees his father jaywalking he is
apt to jaywalk too. If the father
drives in a careless or reckless
manner the child will tend to
drive in the same unsafe way up
on learning how to operate a
car.
For one thing, the child has no
reason to think that reckless driv-
ing is not all right. He has seen
his father do it-and get away
with it. Before the child learns
better, he is driving recklessly
himself and in so doing is inviting
a serious accident.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10

DIR. John r. Rice and Evangel-
ist Bill Rice, nationally known re-
vivalists, will both speak, via
sound motion pictures, at the Pc
oria E. u. B. church on Friday
evening, October IA at 300 p. M,
according to the pastor, Rev.
Claude Forsythe.
DIR. John r. Rice is editor of
The Sword of the Lord, one of the
nations leading religious week
lies. He is also one of Americas
foremost evangelists, having con-
Quoted union revival campaigns
in Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Seattle and other cities, His SER
mon, which will be shown on
sound film, is on the subject, "He
That Winneth Souls"
Evangelit Bill Rice, younger
brother of DR.. Rice, is the asso-
ciate editor of The Sword of the
Lord and has conducted revival
campaigns from coast to coast.
He will speak on the subject, Il
Am the Way" a sermon often
used in youth rallies.
Pastor Forsythe believes that
having both of these busy men in
his pulpit the same night-even
on film-assures an unusually in
teresting and inspiring service
that will be long remembered.
Everyone whether of like faith
or another faith is invited to at
tend.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvn.LE. OHIO

you'll get more than your so
cents worth. One question is all
that is necessary p start him
talking, "Why did the Piatts
ever come to these parts?"
why thet's plumb easy" is
the ready reply that starts the
ball rolling. "Old Jedge Piatt got
10000 acres here as@a war land
grant"
And before he's done, you
know all about the Piatt family
troubles, past, present and future;
how the castles were built; how
the two burial vaults visible
from the road are about to col
lapse except where he built 'em
up whar they already did fall
i'm: and much more for as long
as you care to stay and listen.
He alone IS worth taking the
drive to see.
Miss Ferne Mills, Marysville
High Schools popular principal,
was pleased recently to receive a
letter from the author of "The
Moon Makes Three"
When the curtain rings down
on the final act of a Marysville
High School class play, that's the
last Miss Ferne Mills, popular
High School principal, expects to
hear about it.
On May 6, seniors in the Class
of 1949 gave "The Moon Makes
Three by Aurapd Harris. Once
again, Miss Mills had done a
splendid job of casting and di-
recting, and the play went over
in a "big way" And that's out
of the way for another year." she
no doubt thought.
It was some surprise, therefor,
that Miss Mills opened a letter
a couple of weeks ago from the
plays author. Harris expressed
thanks to the Marysville school
for using "The Moon Makes
Three, and sent along a copy OF
new play for consideration as
this years class production.
81 don't think we can use it,
however," Miss Mills added. "The
new play calls for a stage with
out any settings whatsoever, and
I doubt that it would go over"
"But still think it was
thoughtful of the author to
writey" she added Its the first
time I've ever known it to
happen.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
Ambulance Trips

The following trips were made
over the weekend by the Will
lam H. Faulkner ambulance:
Mrs. Leo Fleck, to her home
near Dover, Saturday, from Doc
tors Hospital.
Mrs. William Wright, to her
home in Marysville from Jane
Case Hospital, Sunday morning.
Charles Herman, to Doctors
Hospital Sunday night from his
home in Byhalia.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
Allen Church Sets Up
Fellowship Group

A new Youth Fellowship was
organized Sunday evening at the
Allen Center Baptist church, by
the pastor, Rev. Claude Forsythe,
who will be head counselor. As
sistant advisors will be Mrs. For
sythe, and Mrs Kenneth Le-
Master.
Officers are president, Ida
June Smith: vice president, Rose
Marie Underhill; secretary-treas-
reporter, Clarice Polling. Twelve
members were enrolled at the
first meeting.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
Plan Bake Sale

In connection with National
Business Women's Week the To-
cal Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club will hold a baked
goods and gifts at 10 a. m. Sat
urday, Oct. Is in McAuliffe Bros,
S. Main st. The committee in
charge is composed of Mrs. Freida
E. Shaw, chairman, Mrs. Christine
Herriott, Mrs. Betty Engard, and
Mrs. Blanche Stone.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10

Based on mileage, teen-age
drivers have the highest accident
rate, according to the National
Safety Council. 4
1T does no good for the par
ents to repent the unsafe example
they have &C. e ..lh.e child later
becomes involved in an accident,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
. F. H. A. News
Union Local Chapter


A meeting of the Union Local
F. H. A. Chapter was held in the
school Sept 27. Jacqueline Hill
was elected the little sister of the
club for the year.
A discussion was held on the
requirements to receive the
Award of Merit. Several teams
were selected to write items for
this award. The best articles will
be selected from these and sent
to the State F. H. A. Advisor,
Miss Enid Lunn.
Dues were set at so cents for
the year. These dues are to be
paid by October IA. 1t was de-
cided that we have special open
ing exercises at each meeting. No
date has been set for the next
melting.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10

Like the proverbial New York
er who has never been out to the
Statue of Liberty or seen the
other attractions in his fabulous
city, we've kind of neglected
some of the interesting things
close at home.
So, a couple of Sundays ago,
we went to see the Ohio Caverns,
just l9 miles from here near
West Liberty. 1t lived up to ad-
vance billings and expectations
and even the young'uns were
fascinated with its unusual
beauty. We highly recommend it
for a Sunday afternoon excur-
sion.
Just one suggestion: wear a
warm jacket because the tenn
perature is 54 inside the caverns
Gt never varies from that winter
or summer), and wear overshoes
or thick-soled shoes because the
cavern floor is damp from the
water which drips constantly
from overhead (and while doing
so leaves the minute calcium de-
posts which build up into the
stalactites and stalagmites that
make the caverns so interesting
and beautifully.
While in the vicinity of the
Caverns, we drove past the two
old Piatt castles, Mac-a-Cheek
and Mac-o-Chee. The latter was
the home of the Don Piatt, most
famous of a family which once
owned 10000 acres in that part
of Logan County. It is the
largest, best kept and best
known. But the other is the old
Piatt family church, way over
100 years old and made out of
logs, and the Piatt family bury
ing ground which surrounds it.
Pitifully run down, the little
chapel and surrounding grounds
are maintained by an old codger
who is more interesting than any
of it.
Fleely admitting that T'm kind
of a windy cuss," the custodian
loves to tell about the Piatts of
old, and his connection with the
present-day descendants of this
once-powerful family. How much
of his stories are truth, and how
much based on a marvellous ina
gination we'll not try to tell you.
But truth or fiction, they're fas-
cinating and he's fun to listen to.
After telling you to ''look
around; it don't cost you nothin y,
he'll lead you into the chapel
and explain its history. First
comes a brief lecture (punctuated
with squirts of tobacco juice on
the floor then, Now all / get
for keepin' this here place up is
what / make from sellin' these
here pictures, three for so cents. F"
Once done with his recital, he
invites you to look around the
old graveyard and leaves. Most
of the markers are more than 100
years old, but there was one
burial made there in l945, for
which the old caretaker (wish
we'd thought at the time to get
his name) and his wife claim to
have dug the grave.
Never again." she says. ut
h'anted me fer days after"
As you leave, you'll find the
old gent and his wife seated on
n ln,nh fhA ,,An1 nKn1 if'c hnr0
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SHIP. MANAGEMENT. CIRCU-
TAiioA TAE AcT % OF CON eoSGREss S OF or
AuGUsT "a. 1912, AS AMENDED

THE AcT OF CONGRESS- OF
AUGUST "a. 1912. AS AMENDED
Isss AND july .. fs4s tsS .. :.
4. 233).
OF The Union County Journal, pub
lished semi-weekly at MarysVille,
Ohio for October /, 1919.
/. That the names and addresses
OF the publisher, editor, managing
editor and business managers are:
Publisher: b. b. Gaumer, Marys-
Editor; F. ~. Gaumer. Marysville,
Ohio.
Managing Editor: b. b. Gaumer.
Marysville, Ohio.
Business Manager: b. B. Gaumer,
Marysyille. Ohio.
2 That the owner Is:
b. b. Gaumer, Marysville, Ohio.
3. The known bondholders,
mortgages and other. security
holders owning ,r ,a2l a2.9ing AeF eF
bonds, mortgages, or other securi-
ties are: None.
The two paragraphs next
above, giving, the names - the
S%des SNIders IL SnY SnntaIn % nor or the
list of stockholders and eecurity
holders as they appo upon the
books OF the company put also. In
cases where. the stockholders or Sc
books OF the company as trustee
or In any other fiduciary relation,
the name of the person or corpora
tion for whom such trustee is act
ing, is given: also that the said two
paragraphs contain statements en-
braoing affiant's full knowledge and
belief as to the circumstances and
conditions under which stockholders
and security holders who do not
appear upon the books of the COM
pany as trustees, hold stock and
securities in a capacity other than
that of n bona fide owner; and this
affiant has no reason to believe that
any other person, association, or
corporation has any interest direct
or Indirect in the said stock, bonds
or other securities than as so
stated by him.
3. The average number of
copies of each issue OF this publi-
cation sold or distributed, through
the mails or otherwise. to paid sub
scribers during the twelve months
preceding the date shown above Is
1865 Cribs Information is required
from daily, weekly, semiweekly
and tri-weekly newspapers only)
F. II. GAUMER,
Sworn TO and subscribed before
me this lst day of October. 1949.
(Seal) w. +. BEHRENS
Notary Public.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
. Grange News
Leesburq GRANGE

Regular meeting of Leesburg
Grange will be held Thursday
evening, October 13. Booster
night will be observed. There
will be a cake walk and recrea-
ton under the direction of Harry
Cooper. This is an open meeting
and everyone is cordially invited.
A small sum will be charged for
refreshments.
Refreshment committee, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Peacock and Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Cunningham.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
Address CHANGED

Address of Gene Tossey, form
erly of Dover Township, has been
changed to Gene R. Tossey, F. C.
S. N. 57l-52-6l, u. S. S. Harry E.
Hubbard OO748 Div. 2, U. S.
Naval Station, San Diego, SO,
Calf.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Asks Divorce

Joyce Miefert Youngblood has
brought action for divorce against
David Youngblood on grounds of
gross neglect of duty and ex-
treme cruelty. William L. Cole
man is the attorney for the
plaintiff
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
OCTOBER 10. ls4s

Sheriff Galloway warned. THE
thing parents must do is teaon
safety to their children as well as
practice it-BEFORE 1T is TOO
LATEp
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
. Courts
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

Lutetia Hensel to Lester Cly-
mer, acres in Paris Township,
81.
William and A. l.. MrFarley
to F. F. and Donna Riedmiller,
50.75 acres in Leesburg Town
ship, 81.
Lewis L. Amrine by certificate
of transfer to Agatha Cofman and
others LOT in Redwood S1
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10
York Grange

York Grange will meet at the
Dorcas Hall on Oct. l3 for regu-
lar session. AS this is inspection
night each member is urgently
asked to attend. The first degree
will be given. by the Raymond
Grange and second, by York. All
refreshments are in charge of the
Home Economics Committee.
Each family is asked to buy sand
wiches or cookies.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10

nood electric lighting indoors
means new eye-saving comfort
for reading, sewing, school home
work and farm account keeping. II
means safer stairways, fewer trips
and falls, greater enjoyment of the
hours after sundown. Eyes are prec-
ious, but good lighting is cheap.
Outdoor lighting makes after
dark chores easier and safer. Well
placed reflector units conveniently
placed, are a great help when you
want to finish urgent work such as
silo filling after dusk or get the hay
ID before an impending storm.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10

. F. A. RAYMOND CHAPTER
Jay Richardson, reporter

Ody ieiSildl uSOii, iSPOl ISl
The meeting was called to or
der by the president, Dick John
son. All officers were at their
stations. There were l6 members
present. 1t was decided to have
an officers meeting.
1t was also decided to have a
hay ride on Oct. II. Committees
were appointed to plan the ride,
get tractors and wagons, and get
refreshments.
A letter committee was ap-
pointed for the year of 1949-50
The largest North American
rodent is the Beaver.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10

Good lighting protects your home
and your poultry and stock against
prowlers and thieves. In barns and
other buildings, electric lighting
reduces fire hazards, and makes
safer working conditions.
4 Now is good time to check up
on your lighting arrangements and
install modern electric Lighting
equipment. Ask your County Agri.
cultural Agent for advice on the
latest wiring and lighting helps, orr
consult the Farm Representative of
The Dayton Power and Light CON-
pany serving your neighborhood.i
A
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10

Your children's feet, the sub
ject matter in Galloway Shoe
News today.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-10

Lightning Causes Fires
Lightning is one of the great
est causes of farm fires.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
NO. CASH
$40 40 PER MONTH
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA

SUBURBAN, located
In a nice area. about miles from
Alexandria, Is this lovely, 2-story
brick home; liv. rm.. dining rm.,
side porch, bedrm. and full bath
on 1st door; 2 bedrms., tiled bath
and shower on 2nd a.; large iall
cluding h-acre lot, attached ga
rage; completely redecorated inside,
Price. $17,500,. terms. For full
r. DUNCAN CO., Realtors and
IHnsurors, H,Su Is aoe ex RuPpley Bldg, Sl6
zi4e N. 2sth st.
o. S1es End t. Lars. ilisaFmI liy Tm and s.shi III
and bath. attached gar. Directions:
From Lee hwy, turn on Military
I'd, go to 25th st. and left 3 blks.
y %sSAEGF&kESE GES&1ksEaSE EoASak, 5zis1k eli. sSISs sS7s'
rSals al SsSft ssSAfutReH: VA, 1os W; .s Green.
tered attic, plastered bsmt., rec. rn.
With fireplace, large iv. rm, with
fast rm.; brick garage, plot l00x
$50 approx; blk. from buses
and school: adjacent lot 75xl6o
APPROX. also for sale. OWNER,
Evening star., 1949-12-10
FOUR-FAMILY APT.
TWO VETERANS
NO CASH BUYS

Security, Economy, Income
This excellent brick four::family
APARTMENT situated in Southeast's
finest rental location, offers you the
most amount Of living for you and
your family for the least amount Of
money imaginable. Each veteran
occupies his own lge. modern apart
ment and the rent from the other
two apartments helps pay for the
nua,sigk @a.siY sss GS per Dss month tn each and
that pays for everything--interest,
principal, tax. insurance, gas, cleo
trlcity, heat water, etc. Each
apartment contains large living
room, storage closet. dining area,
completely equipped modern kitchen
with tWo-way sink, above and below
cabinets. Bedrm. will accommodate
twin beds and has larger clothes
closet. Full tile bath with shower.
Basement contains oil hot-water
heat and furnace room. Excellent
sized lot, sodded and shrubbed. On
Street parking. Two blocks to trans
portation and shopping. Three blks.
to school. Across street from large
Govt. bldg. Priced at only $17.45O.
For details, call MIR. McGINN1SS,
MA. 9l4l Sat. and Sun; ewes, TU.
1888.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1928 K NV.
MA. 914l
Evening star., 1949-12-10
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
rknE II .t ., u MA 0QAH

1OUO n OF. A.Ws IVA SO1O.
3-Bedroom Rambler
In estate section of Bethesda. near
Kenwood. beautifully designed and
balcony. lovely baths. basement
with fireplace. splendid. attic with
S;|s S;iR $ .sS x: &: NJ: &C.
Marsteller McCabe 81 Co.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bungalov.
JAMES =. MAHoNEY. Hu. $40.
CAPITOL HE1GHrs-No down pay:
ment, 6I. $50 mo-; 3 bedrms.. oil
sHaarzER. sfsel sa fsse Hsl s7ss. wi c1lrr1HD rff
ona.g rm. bpiek Suns.loW. tiis bath. pre-
war material; full bsmt. gas s:-e;
heat ni1sdy sao sitlsSss9sc sS9cE Es'nsSly pEtHssa
ooIRf8aE c1rY-seso cash, ia Easy
mo. payments: cozy. Arm. and bath
bungalow; very clean; ideal for
yard. ROYCE 1. PARKs. 33i7 I2th
Rso5GEERss HEiGaTsNconveniently Iii a1S s e 10.
Gated 6-rm. bunga. on lge. fenced
lot; full bsmt.. OIL h.-v.h., screened
porch, tile bath. garage. Asking
$4,000. Make an offer and get .
ROBERT 8. DAVIS b CO. Otice
open daily and Sunday til 9 pm.
u.uona uaD~ o-v..r-otS rsd
Iok o ss detached nodai 0s 80 e. sas
room, entrance hall, living, room,
dining room, CORNER csbinets), mod
ern Kitchen, screened porch, bed
rooms q twin-bed size). dne bath.
insulated, weatherstripped, storm
ton. Asking S16,7b0. MuNsEY
TRUST CO., Real Estate Dept. Ma.
NEAR BRANDYWTNE-z.room stucco
with 2 acres. excellent for poultry
or gardenins; total Psice, Sy,5qggW; w
terms. Call Lu. 4-4Ss2. 7. PAUL
NHaE M2PP nST2. GH; OF MD.-m..ers to lot: B.
I'M rm. and bath bunaalev; .h.-v.h., oil;
attached garase, and chicken houss.
sE;Ss Ha sssSs s::is'r' wa loo: r.
HEkE Iii 1Hy'i Is a BuY-To a yet, With
very low down payment, handsome
way; s bdrms., full bsn,t.. extra-lge.
l.r.; will sell for QI-approved price;
GaIl VA; 5000 tili 2 Pm: RosdEHs,T .s,r
ana sunday til Q pm. 10
Evening star., 1949-12-10
BROOKMONT

s;bsdrm,, brick home s IN excel; cond; md
din. .rm., mod. kit. expan. attic.
full bsmt. Also on property, 3-rm.
cottage. $1,000 LIST trust can be
placed. Only S13,950. submit offer.
THE J. r. TENCHER CO., INC.
AID, 2644, NO. 1878, Ill
Evening star., 1949-12-10

Columbia Forest-$8, $50
OPEN IL TO DARK. SUNDAY
F9ve.room masonry, two.story Co
lontal; large fenced lot; $s.960;
only $1,400 cash, SIS mo. I'm
mediate possession.
J. H. BENOIT, Realtor
KE. 3-6677 or KE. 3-62ee Iii
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
CT APPROVED-$21, $50
1917 N. George Mason DR.,
Open Daily, 10 AM. to 6 PM,
Only one Of this group Of quality
plus custom built Colonial homes
left, All 3 bedrms. are large,
baths. liv. rm. with fireplace, ada.
cent side screened porch. formal
din. rm., all-white modern kit. with
rubber floor: full ban1t., butlt-tn ga
rage. Many other features such ~
beautiful handicapped lot, S3hx12O
IT,; wide, double driveway streets.
Just the home and location that
you have dreamed Of owning. To
reach, Drive out Lee hwy. to Glebe
rd.. right to Rock Spring I'd. op-
posite Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club, left on Rock Spring I'd.
to George Mason dr., risht to $500
block and house.
D. c. GRUVER, Builder
MA 172r III
Evening star., 1949-12-10
1927 Pa. ave. s.e.. LU. 10000. =:

GIVE YOUR FAMILY
A HOME FOR XMAS
Anyone of the following homes would
make 9 wonderful Xmas. eift dor
o Sns 5S Sa xmas aas i: sUuT sssurea in most Of
the following:
BRADBURY HGTS., Mr.. D. C.
Cozy pebbledash bunealow, 5 rms.
"a, ad eoa6o eaia f4 H. 0sm ony 1885, RssSsa $685. sseo
down, S67.25 per mo.
1918 10th PL. Sc.
Congress Hgts; IE barEain; .na ssnidst. hs,S
Fiji iipAt bsmt.. asA eli ps s.-S.h.; near stores
and schools; only 1880. $1,000
down, $40 per mo.
4O4s ELY PL. Sc.
Ia baths. gas, a.-c. heat, finished
only onl = s15s56. 8s sasSoo ssS%' down. sa5.s5
per month.
1900 BLK. 8 ST. Sc.
Fairlawn Village special-Lovely
orlck, . very large rms, 21a baths,
OIL h;-w.h:, iull bsmt.. chestnut
trim, DeRutl1ul fcc. In.' OILY Sbo'-
$50; easy terms.
174S 40th ST. Sc
Fairfax Village bargail-Semidet
b-ick, 5 large rms. Ia baths. oil
a.-c. heat. Iuu bsmt.. lovely rec.
rm.; excel. location; only Sl3,50O;
easy terms.
1928 33rd ST. Sc.
Lovely shinsled bungalow. in heart
OF HillcresI; &, rms. and bath. 8
bedrms.. lot 5Ox13I it.. Iull bsint..
large garage: only S13,950; easy
terms. Privilege to rent this house
may be extenoed by owner who is
leaving Washington soon.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Ii. 7-8357 TILL . PM.
Evening star., 1949-12-10

moe mod. % bath and shr. s0xi 30 lot in in
Lanham; CAL VA; 1890 tue ~ o pm; Pm
df,y hEnRMs and suadiy KaTHs "a P% p1ek e c,pe
Cod In eony. HyattsviiIe Hills. Full
bsmt.. oil heat. det. garage. screened
porch: .S13,95O is q buy, Call VA;
j. CO.; ONCE open daily and s;n-
cfvfLlANs. fsf IA : pa s4s MOI you ie can
pay $4,000 down. we will sell you
home on extra-lge. lot. ,ful! bsmt.,
oil ht.: conV. to new school. shop
gioEErssTf gi1E A. 2 Can bXvis WA asoo g co t5i once pm
open daily and Sunday til 8 pm.
VET. no down payment. $50 per
month, buys this prewar-built. z
bedrm. bungalow on lse: lot. huge
on, pm "ns RossRr Ias 81 g.. pAV1s HH 0o 4 CO. q.
oflce open daily and Sunday II .
oPaN Pi TIL soLD-b1os ri,den rd..
Decatur Heights; 6:rm;. Colonial
isyle y brick .na center hall ,sts Esp roo1 II
gar; Ise. screened porch. Priced to
sell this week. To reach: Bear right
at Peace Cross, left at 2nd light.
blks, to 51st, right to home. Also
lovely 6-rm. brk. In same location
y;R %Ss' terms: ri a''zi zi7s 3Ss'1Efi SH
1SEAt SEi V'is, HOME for small family. 2
bed.ms.. fully insulated house with
Excel. cond. $4,000. SAYS Allen
town rd., Friendly. Md. 10. 3-726o.
INCOME PROPERTY, or for large
baths; large corner lot: near MARY
reasonable financing. cali Nj.
VIZ. iaii il. sx6NpERs Nj 5ia c.. e M INC. Mis oisi
81 800. TERMs-Hyattsville. Md,
5-rm. BUNGALOW, bath, cleo. oil
NV. r., rec. nm, front porch, gar:
Close to everything. ERWIN REALTY
CO.. HY. O334; ewes, WA. 1881.
DOWN PAYMENT INcIDENrAL-Buy
bedrm. brick Colonial, near UNIV.
of Md. CLAUDE WOOD. 81. 1900.
1909 ERsK1NE ST.. IN blocks of
New Hampshire sve.-Brick. slate
roof, 2 .Ee. bedrms.,. full bsmt:
many MAJ extras; sids d0a porch side driye;
ia. G0lU. -l2
BUNGALOW. 2 bedrms.; nr. Defense
side drive, shade trees, fruit trees,
cash; vacant; like new owner Or
your agent. Ia. 701O lie