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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Official In
Census Here
Is Drowned

Carl ]. Ferree, As, of 816 w.
Second ST., Springfield, who in
terviewed all the prospective emu
merators in London for taking
the Madison County census re-
emily, drowned Thursday night
when the row boat in which he
was riding with companions over
turned in an Indian Lake chan
mel. His two companions were
saved.
Mr.. Ferree failed to come to the
surface after the mishap
He was groceryman and re-
Gently had completed an assign
ment as chief interviewer for the
Y. 5. Census Bureau.
His two Springfield companions.
after coming to the surface, clung
to the boat until help came. They
are Jack Gaier, 36, of 1908 Irwin
av., and Richard D. Smelling. as.
of 1873 w. Jefferson st.
The trio had hired a motorboat
and had made an excursion to
the north shore to visit John and
Roger Jordan of Springfield at
Island View. The accident oc-
Cured near the end of their re-
turn trip, near Seminole Island.
1t was reported.
1T happened so quickly, that
the first thing I knew. / was under
the water" Mr.. Gaier said He
came UP once and sank again. On
his second effort, he was able to
grasp the boat, he said. The two
commented that Carl had ! mt
come up. After sunmoning helm
fishermen were nearby lust be-
yond the channeL-the two were
taken to the Ohio Conservation
office here.
The channel, while only six feet
oeep, is beset by currents and an
ooJect in the channel could he
swept yards away from the point
where last sighted.
AL a late hour Thursday, Mr..
ferree's body had not been re-
covered. At least Is men under
Ine m direction of Capt. ANTHONY
r1arr were assisting in dragging
ene area for the body. Mr.. Snell-
ing watch had stopped at 7:4o
Mr' Ferree was born in Spring
held, Sept. 8. 1904, and had lived
~ 'ne city all his life. He is SUR
slVeo by his widow. Eleanor: two
daughters, Donna II, and Lynn 6:
MS mother, Mrs. F. w. Ferres
ana a sister, Mrs. Eleanor Lind.
say. 'u-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
SedaIia Girl
Hit BY Auto

Mary Lois Lakins. 11-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Lakins, Sedalia, was injured Fri
day morning when she was struck
by an automobile about IL o'clock.
The child was taken to a Lon
don Hospital for first aid for alb
raisons of the knee, back. scalp
and other injuries. Possibility of
a back injury and skull fracture
we're reported by the physician.
She was taken to Children's
Hospital. Columbus, for further
examination.
A deputy from the Madison
County Sheriff's office was In Sed-
alio Friday afternoon investigat-
ing the accident.
The Sheriff's office reported the
car which hit the child was owned
by Lamar Exline of Jeffersonville,
r. d. No. 1 and driven by Bill
Warner of Washington 6. H.
Only witness to the accident
they said, was Dorothy Lakins,, /
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25

Route /. Hampshires: Champion
boar Gebhart Brothers, German
town. SOW, Roger and Ingersoll,
London, Route /. Spotted Poland
Chinas: Champion boar. George
Ropp, London, Route l.; sow,
Roger Gaver, fredericksburg,
Route 2. Chester Whites: Cham
pion boar and SOW: Howard Gey-
er, billiards.
In beef cattle Judging. the grand
champion Shorthorn female was
exhibited by Alice Savery, Plain
City. There were no bulls of the
breed. The grand champion Here
ford bull was entered by El-Ray
Farms, Washington C. H., and the
top female was an entry of Maple
Knoll Farm, Wilmington. E. H.
Hutchinson and Son, xenia, ex-
hibited the grand champion An
gus bull. The top Angus female
was entered by Cletus Staffan,
Mechanicsburg.
In dairy cattle competition, the
grand champion Jersey bull and
female were shown by Hearthstone
Farm, Urbana, Route 1. Top
Guernsey bull was an entry of
Harold Paxon, Fairborn, and the
grand champion female was ex-
hibited by Mayflower Farm, Plain
City. Both grand championship
awards in Holstein competition
went to L. E. Boerger, Irwin. The
grand champion Brown Swiss bull
was entered by E. B. Converse
Plain City, and the top female was
shown by c., E. Hodge, Mechan-
icsburg. Warren G. Harding.
Worthington, entered the top Ayr
shire female. There was no cham
pion bull of the breed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Grand Jury To
Convene Here
September II

The Madison County Jury COM
mission, Henry P. Beathard, Lon
don and o. ]. Ray. Mt. Sterling,
has completed drawing members
of the grand and petit juries for
the September term of court. The
Grand Jury convenes Monday,
September IL.
Grand Jurors, Miss Dorothy
Eckstein ard Mrs. William Hill
dinger, seventh ward, Mrs. For
rest Webb( third ward, Ernest
Cory, eighth ward, Walter
Brown, first ward, Ralph Conn.,
means and William Snyder, sec
ond ward; Henry Miller, fifth
ward; all of London; Lee Ever
sole, Darby township; Frank De-
ment, Mrs. Mabel Linson and Mrs
Marion Grear, all Stokes town
ship; Mrs. Dustin Mirick, Union
township; Mrs. Hester c. Raub,
Pleasant township; Mrs. Dorcas
Sifrit, Oak Run township.
Petit Jurors, Miss Grace Bal
lenger, fifth ward; Leland Ship
ley, Mrs. Emmett Schurr. Mrs
Wade Bruce, fourth ward, May.
nard Shasteen, sixth ward; Mrs
H. r. Nelson, Robert Crabbe,
seventh wad; Mrs. H. L. Baker
third ward, all London; Mrs
Ruth Taylor, Fred Crispin, and
Frank O'Donnell, Monroe town
ship; P. F. Mooney. Mrs. Cecil
Yerian, Mrs. Myrtella Zeeck, Mrs
Medrith Galbreath, Scott Parrett
Mrs. J. B. Anderson; Pleasant;
|, Mrs. Alta M. Burns, Elton Boyer
Paul Mills, all Darby; j. Bryan
Wilson, Oak Run; Dana Daniels
| Charles Saunders, Stokes; Mrs
Jane E. Sidener, Mrs. nellie Hume
Luther Fletcher. all Fairfield
Phillip Siebold, Mrs. Laura M
Wilson, Pike; Mrs. Horace Hume
Mrs. Deane Reese, Union; Mrs
j. w. Hook, Mrs. Freida " Stra'
ley, Canaan; Mrs. Harold S
Welsh, Mrs. Millard Binns, Paint
Frank Thomas, Range.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Harry Clark
Dies Friday

Harry Clark, age 79. well
known Madison county contractor
of 202 East High street, died
Friday noon at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Ressie Dorm, Sed-
ALA pike.
Surviving are the daughter, one
brother, Frank Clark of South
Vienna, four grandchildren and
several great grandchildren. Fun
eral arrangements were incom-
plete Friday afternoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
LONDON SOLDIER Is
NOW IN JAPAN

With the 7th Infantry Division
IN Japan-Priyate Everett p
Wlndle, son of Mrs. Ida Windle
London, recently arrived in Japan
TO fulfill his assignment with the
th Infantry Division. He was re-
ceived by personnel of the veter-
an combat Division now busy with
occupation duty in Japan.
Windle entered the service in
September of 1949 at Springfield
Ohio. Before being sent to Japan
ne was stationed at Fort Lawton.
Washington.
Army authorities gave no hint
OF Windle's future assignment but
stated that he may well be expect
ed to fill many critical positions
In the 7th Division as it fulfills
its mission in the Far East Com
mand.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Kelly Funeral
Held Thursday

Funeral services for Albert
Kelly, age So. who died of a
heart attack on his farm near
Chenoweth Corners, Monday at
8 p m, were in Mt. Sterling
Thursday. Interment in Washing
ton c. H. Cemetery.
Mr.. Kelly had been in his usual
health prior to the heart attack.
He had been a member of the
community in southern Madison
county for Is years, moving there
from Washington c. H.
Surviving are his wife: three
sons, Martin near Mt. Sterling;
Robert and William and daugh-
ter. Jean, at home; three brothers
and q sister.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Two Sentenced
On Gas Theft
Charges Friday

Two West Jefferson youths.
Evans Hall 19 and Clarence DON
aldson 19, arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Bob Allison on petit lar
ceny charges in the alleged theft
of gasoline, were fined $100 and
costs and sentenced to Is days in
the Madison County Jail Friday in
Justice Maurice Beathard's court.
The fines were suspended in both
cases, according to a report from
the sheriffs office. They were
committed to the county Jail to
serve out the sentences.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Elect Directors
OF Fair Board

Holders of membership ticker.
Tor the Madison County Fair
elected five directors of the Mad,
ison County Agricultural Societv
Tor term of three years at the
fair Wednesday.
Eldon Harsh, Fairfield town.
snip, replacing Frank Simons of
the same township and LLOYD
Koby of Canaan, replacing Stan
ley Carpenter, of Canaan are
the two new members of the
board.
Reelected were, Richard Thom-
as, jefferson township: Bernard
Conway, Monroe and ]. D. Fer
guson, Darby.
Ihe term of the five will ex-
pre- in 1854. One hundred and
twenty-five votes were cast
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Bids Asked On
Resurfacing

The State Department of High
ways is advertising for bids, for
the improvement of State Route
SIS. in London, to be received not
later than Tuesday, September
Il.
The improvement calls for re-
surfacing a stretch of oslo of a
mile with sand asphalt mix.
The contract il to be completed
not later than October 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Complete Sale
Of Property To
City Wednesday

Local residents will henceforth
pay their water bills to the city
of London.
Purchase of the local Water
Company and all its property by
the city of London for $500, 900
Under an agreement with trustees
of the former owners, was COM
pleted Wednesday August %, in
offices of D. H. Jackman, attorney
for the London council.
The purchase was authorized by
London officials after voters ap-
proved action to issue $40O, 900 in
bonds to acquire the Water Works
Company when consumers became
dissatisfied with average con-
dition of the water.
Improvement Fund
The 100000 difference between
the purchase price and total
amount of the bond issue is to be
used for Improvement of the local
water system and the quality of
water furnished consumers.
All transfers and deeds have
been completed and filed. Real
estate was conveyed by deed and
all chattels by Bill of Sale.
Operation of the London water
system will be under jurisdiction
of the Board of Trustees of Pub
lie Affairs of which Bruce D.
Lewis of the Central National
Bank has been elected president.
Members are Samuel, E. Robson
and Bryan Jenkinson.
Following approval of the
Water Company purchase and
raising of the funds to accomplish
the purchase, the Water Company
trustees Frank Murray and C. P
Myers, obtained from the Madison
County Probate court an order
authorizing sale of all stocks ano
bonds of the company to London
Corporation Dissolved
A contract with the city was
then effected and approved BY
council to purchase all stocks ano
bonds of the company. Ensuing
steps in the transaction resulted
in formation of a temporary com.
pany including Robert Creath
president; James v. Shaw anc
John K. Coberly of the Londor
council. The temporary compan,
dissolved the old corporation anc
certification of the dissolution was
filed with the Secretary of States
Office in Columbus.
In addition to London officials
and legal counsel, participating
in closing the transaction Wed.
nesday were, John Durfey, Spring
field, representing Frank Murra,
and c. P. Myers the trustees un.
der the Laura Bridgman will
William N. Gates, Cleveland, rep
resenting the law firm of Squire:
Sanders & Dempsey, handling
the bond issue; Attorney Frank
Murray, London and John Blan
pied, Vice President of the Ohio
National Bank, trustee for thu
bond holders.
Cost of recording the 48-pagt
mortgage was $41.50.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
PAY iNHERIrANcE TAX

Fairfield township has been
paid the entire inheritance tax
from the estates of two of Its
late residents.
From the estate of JOHN A
Simons, $110.38 was collected
From the estate of John E. Fitz-
gerald, $235. .33 was paid the town
ship.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
MOTHER OF FORMER
RESIDENT HERE DIES

Word has been received by
London friends of the death Sun
day of Mrs. Anna Foil age g.
at Washington, Indiana.
Mrs. Foil was the mother oil
Mrs. Walter Klisz Of Detroit, q
former London resident.
Funeral services and ;nterment
were in Washington Tuesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
VISITING IN OKLAHOMA

Mrs. Minnie Brown, North Oak
street, with Mrs. Mary Murdock
of New Straitsville, are guests of
Mrs. Browns son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Duck
Burrell in Okmulgee, Oklahoma.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
SUFFERS HEART ATTACK

Mrs. Dora Green was removed
to her home 141 Chandler avenue
Wednesday night after suffering a
heart attack at her restaurant on
West High street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Mrs. Z. P. Bonner returned Sat
urday to her home on North Main
street from White Cross Hospital.
She Is recovering from q major
operation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shinkle,
South Solon. announce the birth
Of daughter. Saturday, at City
Hospital, Springfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
FINE 9 SUSPENDED

Paul Minor, AZ, South Charles
ton, Route l, was fined s$25 and
costs on a charge of collecting
garbage In Springfield without a
permit. The $25 of the fine was
suspended,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Outstanding Club
Members Chosen

Outstanding Al club members
chosen at the fair Tuesday were
Paul Burkitt of Mt. Sterling. RR
Il and Gale Smith. Amlin, Route |.
They were selected from q field
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
8 our
"a Town
JUST AVERAGE

JUST AVERAGE
Mr.. Average Man is AZ
around the waist, AZ around
the chest. 96 around the
course and nuisance around
the house!
~. D.
Fellow went to lady
doctor after having seen about
500 male doctors who had told
him he had but few hours
to live. The lady doctor held
his hand, felt his pulse and
placed her lovely blonde head
on his chest. The man is still
living after all, what
male would die at time like
that!
WEATHER
Oh, what a blamed un-
certain thing
This peSky weather is.
1t blew and snew and then 1t
thew
And now, by jing, it's friz!
Sums
Bob Burns tells this one
about the town drunk out in
Van Buren. Seems that some
of the boys decided to try
reform and one night when
the old boy was deep in his
cups, they took him out to
the cemetery and placed him
in newly dug grave. Along
about dawn the old boy
awakened and, unfamiliar
with his surroundings, stoo
up and looked about. Upon
realizing his predicament. the
old fellow calmly said, We'll
.whaddaya know Resurrect-
ion Day and I'm the first one
up'!'
SPEED
Overheard at the draw gate
at the Madison County Fair
-. Fast? I'll say he's fast.
Why that horse is so fast that
they use q starting gate to
cool him OUT" (James X.
Able p
AMERICAN
Well, another Fair has
come and gone and summer
is on the wane. Surprising
how many of our former resi-
dents make point of return
ing to London at fair time.
Old friends are familiar
sight out at the grounds and
it is nice to see old faces once
again. Our fair is getting big
ger and better all the time
and. the new spirit out there is
contagious. So on to bigger
and better one next year.
sUDN THoT
If mems dress suits were
sold by the ounce and at the
same rate as womens bath
ing suits, they would cost
$1187 apiece!
LAST WORD
You can't put me in Jail,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25

Two-Year Old Trot-Purse $1,000
My Souvenir (Schultz) ........ 2 1
Jay Song { McMillen) ........ 7 z
Prince Phillip (CartmelD =. 4 Q
True Mary (Edwards) ........ 3 3
Glendale CouPt
tDunwoody) ................,..... 5
Silver Light tDoty) ............ s 6
Try Van (Hackett) ...... 5 q
Times: 2:16 2-5; 2:15.
Pari-mutuel: $500, $3.50, 1920:
$500, $500; $2.2O; $40.
2:20 Pace-Purse $500
Martin Stone (Norris) ........ a d
Volition Tom tSchultz) ........ 2 8
Bonnymite (McMillen) ... l 1
Albert Tiegig (Newhart) =. 3 2
Times: 2:1O 2-5; 2:11 As.
Pari-mutuel: $3.50, $3.50: S2.4O
$500, $40; $3.50. Daily double:
$3.50.
Continued on Page Two)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Champions

In the livestock competition
Grand Champion entries were:
Poland Chinas: Champion boar
and sow, Harold Hart, Columbus
Berkshires: Champion boar and
sow. j. r. Fritts. Rushtown, O
Durocs: Champion boar, San
Irwin, South Solon, Route 1; sow
MarIyn McDorman, Jr., London
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25

WEATHER
Oh, what blamed un-
certain thing
This pesky weather is!
It blew and sncw and then 1t
thew
And now, by jing, it's friz!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
Exhibits Here To
Be At State Fair

Many Of the exhibits, en-
tries, and concessions at the
Madison County Fair will be
moved to the Ohio State Fair
when the county fair closes
Thursday night. This year
marks the centennial celebra-
tion of the Ohio State Fair
which opens Sunday, August
27.
Evening star., 1950-10-11

kIRKSIDE. MD.-A charming brick
home, 4 yrs. old. custom built of
hnest materials on corner lot, con-
aiming lge. bedrm., den and bath
on lst H., liv. rm. with mtrrored
flrepl., crystal chandelier in din. rm.,
elec., kit. and screened liv. porch;
on End f., there are 3 lge. bedms..
bath,, sewing nook and storage rm. /;
gas INV h.. professionally redeco-
ra6. rraated. THOS. L. PHILLIPS. Wo.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
APARTMENTS WANTED

FRENCH EMBASSY employe desires
hoSsm0sFa hoSsns sae7;' l. Dupont Circle Il! area
BACHELOR desires efficiency unfurn.
ished apt. in upper NV. RA. 1850
FOUR sur apGnfs q FIJI look for unfurnished
or partly furnished apartment g
to rooms); area Mt. Pleasant and
Dupont Circle. Box 424-B, Star.
MONTGOMERY Co.-Young cple.;
child, need Arm, pvt. bath; $75
unfurn.; $S5 furn. WI. 6S15.
EMBASSY EMPLOYE wants apt.
furn., l or 2 bedrooms. in Cleve-
land Park. OR. 1862. MORNINGS.
NV. DOWNTOWN D. c.-Furn. or
pie. ST. 4545. 9-6, MR.. HECKER.
s-BEDRooM APT. or house un-
Ex. 4Iso. Ext. 33Is. 12.
NURSE WOULD LIKE to share fur,
nished apartment with l.. 2 or 9
girls, preferably in vicinity OF
Warrington Circle: Call RE. 1925
YOUNG COUPLE with excellent dog
desire apartment with pvt. bath
and kitchen; approx. $75. Box
REsfdSsfsnE 4sa15s ssfEi COUPLE desire OF
2-bedrm apt. or small house with
garden in GEORGETOWN; furn. or un.
furnished; approximately $3.50. Ii
8-2034 til Q pm. > Ia
Evening star., 1950-10-11
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

1922 WIS. AVE. NV rms. porch,
single or dble.; use kit; pvt. phone.
HU. S565 or HO. 1928. -12
e GIRLS to share attractive apt. with
another girl. between 90 and 25.
Call LU. 1856 after 6. -12
B4th AND WISCONSIN AVE. NV
l girl to share comfortable duplex
apt. with 2 Jewish girls. 90 to 25.
in choice location: sal 30 Call
after $50 weekdays, all day week
CONN. AVE- or mature ladies.
share with 1; lse; rm. apt. own
room. Twin beds. WO. 1888. -12
Sc. LOCATION or 2 congenial
girls to share newly furn. apt. Call
after 6 pm. 10. S-s060.. -16
2 CoNGENIAL GIRLS. early COS. to
share Arm. NV. apt. with / other
girl. TU. 1917 after $50, -17
YOUNG GIRL to share apt. with an
other, NV. vicinity; S25 month.
Call ia. S61S after pm. -13
2 GIRLS in eos desire ? girls to
share 2-bedrm. apt; linens. Bendix
washer and dryer; close-in NV. Sec
tion. co. 07S0 days; AID. 590S ewes.
MIDDLE-AGED employed woman. to
share Broom apt. with widow; kit
privil. Barney Circle area Sc; refer
e-ce required. Ii. 3-S271. -12
COLORED-SHARE APT. for Govt.
employees. men only. Also rooms.
Ii 4-6993,
Evening star., 1950-10-11
348 ONEIDA pr, NE
HOUSES 70 SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO LEAsE-Furnished, 3-4
bedrm;; house, near Oyster or Eaton
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER requires
sOz;nv soy 1gt v.,,:s 3-bsdrm. sdan @ turn. house
s. s2oe eves, ph95s 81. ET sfsa ao2o' Ext: 1$ zoe
WANTED TO RENT by Nov. ist,
unfurn. house in NV suburban
MARYLAND. Must have 2 baths and oil
heat. Not over l block from frequent
ploS BUS stop; n,s can n6 n0t pay over sl25 mo.
GOVT Tn pRoF.-vic. G. W. U, lH furp.
or partly furn, gar. AID. $500, Ext.
23S; ewes, or leave your number.
BRITISH OFFICER requires. two-bed-
room house or apartment. furnished,
PsntssUna Ps MHSsmseT oW Il; 1851 convenient to
YOUNG u. s. DiPLOMAT needs furn.
house, to Feb. /: 8 bedrooms; conv.
seaSoi' SsHS rtt tFansp;i aaso max $3.50. RE.
DIPLOMAT wants unfurnished house.
caii ne'smS' VT ssef servants rm' 2-'ar arg gar
FURNISHED small house or apart
ment for couple with excellent refs.
who wish to rent from family leav-
ing city for 8 months or year, pre-
Ter Dupont Circle area. Cali Ex.
BAPTIST MINISTER and family
anxious to secure 3 or 4-bedrm.
unfurn. house with yard. Prefer
mr.. Eaton School. Not over Sl25
mo. Call OR. 1850. -l3
HAVE CLIENTS for houses, Chevy
Chase around $500. MRS. CLYDE
c. HUNTINGTON. WI. 1886. OR.
1888
THREE-BEDRM. HOUSE - Prefer
nearby suburban area Modern i'm
proyements with yard. No sub
division. Maximum rent $115. Box
436-B. Star. 12s
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Sc. AREA
PRIVATE PARTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Cafritz, and located a short distance
from all .conveniences; 1st d; has
recep. hall, lily. rm. with stone flrepl.,
din. rm., mod. equip. kit, breakfast
II, ise. bedrms:, 2 tiled baths;
built-in garage. No purchaser has
seen this home. Price, $27.500. No
offers considered. as the price is
right. Call MI. Ligenfelter; at GE.
4469, 4469, with W. B WRIGHT, EN-
AMERICAN SfERi UNIVERSITY PIX. AREA,
S1S,95O-ThiS new detached brick
has reception hall, bright din. rm..
fully equipped kit, and powder rm
on 1st 4; with 8 bedrms. and bath
Se Seat eH eIosss Rsnt osaton itas PS1sh SEnNs
LEY & KoRZENDORFER, OR. 1926.
BARNABY WOODS in Chevy Chase
d. ca center-hall brick Colonial;
wide corner lot with southern ex-
5 bedrms., Z baths, finished rm. on
3rd; exc. rec. rm. with firepl.; built
in garage, oil h.-w.h.; $4,000 will
buy this property, with. bal. at
4h% 4hss int interest est 9sno rST appt to in
CO. INC. chevy Chase. -12
BILTMORE ST., near Calvert st. NV.
10 rooms. baths, oil heat, garage;
excellent for rooming or -guesthouse;
consider as low as 81 300 down, bal.
mo-: poss. with settlement. E. A.
II am. and 2 to 3 p.m.; ewes. and
Sun. GE, 5000. III
BRIGHTWOOD - Lovely six-room
row brick; modern Kitchen and
bath; built-in garage: gas heat;
lent to everything; priced to sell;
possession at once. KENNEDY
REALTY CO., INC, GE. e302 till
9 pm. Ia
house; l block Mr.. Pleasant car;
unusal 1O-rm. bargain. DE. 1855.