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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

Miss Liller is a graduate OF
London high school and has at
stended Colorado Woman's college
for two years.
She Is a member Of the second
section of an entering class Of 800
Half her classmates arrived on
campus in august. This division
of the student body is necessary
under the Antioch program in
which some students study while
others work.
Placement examinations and
get-acquaiEted social affairs are
planned for her first week at
Antioch college.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

M. L. Roberts on Friday evening.
There were ten tables in play.
G. NJ. Chase was in Columbus
last week where he was called
Dy the death of his brother Louis
Chase.
Mrs. Rachel Clark of Columbus
was the weekend guest Of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward c. Flax.
Miss Margaret Dunlap, teach
er in Dayton schools, spent the
weekend at the home Ct her aunt
Mrs. Fred Bown.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
London Student
Enters Antioch

YELLOW SPRINGS, Oar
lene Liller, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. E. Liller, London, will
begin her studies at Antioch col
lege October 81.
She will remain on campus for
twenty weeks before holding her
first job under the colleges study
plus-work plan. Antioch college
students spend half their college
years on regular jobs across thirty
states.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Drawing Brings
Arrest Of Man

CINCINNATI-tRD-An artists
drawing has led to the arrest of
a Xenia man for investigation in
connection with the 1949 murder
of John Schreck, 81, a Cincinnati
delicatessen operator.
Schreck was shot to death on
Nov. 27, 1349 during a holdup at
his store. Three witnesses provi-
ded descriptions of the man. An
artist drew his conception of how
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

the man Locked.
Police In suburban Mariemont
picked up four men at a hobo
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
THE sEMWEEkLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON OHIO

a sdnes. killed 4 rail
tn drawn e mon o o staying
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-03

SINCERE thanks TO relatives, neigh
bors and friends Rev. o. A. MefIke
for his consoling words; Barber
Union Local 125 for the beautiful
flowers and their kindness all
through the long sickness and death
of my husband
His uyifa MaudA CoffanbIrfr
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-03
HELP WANTED (MALE) J

SALESMAN with car. Item for home
owners, sold on time payments II
desired Commission very high. Call
'evenings only KE. 1884.
MAN, part time, to cut lawn and do
general handy work, ! or 2 days per
week or afternoons. Call w. L. Car
son, National Litho Forms. KE.
1-8200.
statesmen, day and night routes,
union wages, personal interview
8 a. m.-12 noon only. 1864 LakevieW
rd. between st. Clair-Superiorl.
BOY to deliver and work in flower
shop, full time. Brunswick for Flow
ers, 22382 Lake Shore blvd. RE. 1-0200.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

nished brick houses available: sum
csll SsI, Miss co5bin at sANDoz' pU 5
MassASHGsSEiTFfs Ass eT GSi Fgsf frARK-weiI-iiSSrn.
home with attractive rooms. suitable
baths; bat asa Can Miss ceTbin gsI at sANDoz.
1st.fi. den and " bath. excel. serv-
EgarSen; gnSSGzs s69G sl. Ssll Miss IL corbin st
Wesley HTs rs lI1t AREA Or al asfa
1h baths; lease, s2s6. OR. 1855
FAIRFAX VILLAGE. s.E.-Furnished
cMEyYsU sU!eifasf CHASE. B.. D." c; a. ~ iss Detached
nicely furn.; $3.50 per mo. MILTON
E. RgPPERT. 1851 10th st. NV.
FuRNIsiHHfsD HSiHs HOUSES available NV.
200. THoMAs 1. GI PHfII1Ps. LII, PSI w.
befISh..tIs bedrm: brick C CGambler: S Excellent client
AAAo olOPPIA6s hdI nc llNs k1lEC-
kit. with breakfast corner. spacious
bsmt. Wooded lot. Quiet street.
10 min. downtown Wash Conv.
to Pentagon, Navy Annex. Arlington
Hall. Comfortably furnished to
reat to eovepnmens no sfd's srl worEers M
with good refs. on gears lease.
S225 monthly. Call cH. 43l1 after
10 am. Mon. or Tues. --16
6-RM. BRICK, det.. fenced yard,
nicely furn. by owner. S175 mo.
Immediate possession. 81. 0S71.
1911 R ST. Sc. or . families, 8
rms, Ia baths. Call FIR. 2736.
SHIPLEY PARK SEE bedrm.
home, close to shopping. transporta-
ton. convenient to downtown and
ences; reasonable rent. Call EX.
BETHEsDA-Attrae. 7erm. det. home
located on lge. shaded lot. 3 nice
size bedrms;: outdoor patio and
washing machine. auto ironer, deep
freeze and power mower. Near
speet eali RAYMoND 5. DUNN.
nj 5sas S ssshssss Rs:fe Rs:ss
GEoRGETowN-32s4 N st.; avail.
now. Liv. rm.. den. ca. with fire-
place; powder rm.. din. rm., kit,
patio; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths; $3.50 mo
Open Sun, 4 to 6, or phone WI.
SUMMER RENTAL It'll Sept. /: Sill
yer Spring home; rms, Ia baths.
TV; large yard. screened porch; S40I
week. 81. 1925. is
SILVER SPRING, close in-Attrac-
iFe v Tm eep GUsne5 porcb lS5
tiled bath. full bsmt; oil &C. heat;
handy to everything; completely
{ furn;; avail. Aug. l; S125. WO.
794S
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Exceptional Opportunity

lending machine business established
week recurring three S-hour days
service. Have enough equipment In
shop to increase earnings to 5000
each week in 80 days. Holdings val
ued at $4,000. Business in its en-.
tirety not for sale but would consid-
er partner to work with owner 8 or
4 Gays each week and own one-half
gated to entire satisfaction Of re-
sponSible interested parties, 1000
cash for VI interest. Experience
would not be necessary. Age is no
factor. For details, write BOX 206-G,
Evening star., 1951-07-16
APARTMENTS WANTED

EMBASSY GIRL desires clean fur
nished efficiency apt. or houSekeep-
ing rm.. Semipvt.; ] 9th st. area,
S75 maximum: Call wkdays.. To-
$50. AID. 1885. -l7
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and son
(school age) desire two bedroom
furnished apartment or house, Arl-
ington, Alexandria. Pentagon area.
Maximum $4,000 month. Please
Call l.. T. FORD, Liberty 5-6700.
Ext. 7-I037 daily 9 to S pm. 1S'
ONE BEDROOM. iiv. rm., kit, bath.
unfurn.. with utils.; for 2 ladies; up
to S65; Sc. area. DI. 6494. 1Ss
WANTED FURNISHED 2-bedrm. apt.
near Fairfax Village or Coral Hills
Call 10. S-7031.
FURN. APT. in vic. Of Walter Reed,
BY DR.. and wife for Aug. DU. 1000.
ext 225.
FURN. APT. for girls. NV. section;
available to bus or street. car; 2
bedrooms. living room, kitchen and
bath. From S75 to sos. CO. 1870
otter 500 pm.
FREE-Landlords applicants waitine
for your furn, or unfurn apis; or
houses or sublets; Wash. Va;
white. Open 2 days MA. 0O01.
NE-BEDRM. APT, unfurn., for Govt
empl.: quiet. non drinking couple
pref in apt. BLDG; max. $50. $65.
HO. 1919. 10"
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MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage In
Phone NO. OI04. UNION STORAGE
CO, INC. est 1905.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. stor-
age; reas. ia. 2937: eyes,. GE 1416.
II"
-GI-Move, pack, crate, store,
handle trunk or house. We clean
attics and Easements. HO. 5S19. IT"
Evening star., 1951-07-16

1884 MADISON ST. NV.
Beautiful det. home. in lovely re-
stricted section; having 4 bedrms. :,
Idea for Or. or diplomat; occu-
pancy avail Immediately. GUAR
ANTY REALTY. INC, 1923 10th 81
n u MA axe IR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Attrac,, brick with 8
with fireplace, built-in garage: cor
ner lot. In very desirable section.
sBIpLLJJsSSGSsLEY BpL JSS 4 KoRzENDoRFER
BROOKDALE-Opportunity to own a
charming det. brick home in q most
desirable and convenient neighbor-
mood; center hall with 3 bedrms.
ana path; newly decorated: garage;
Ssautlfal Wn 4ado lot; It'd Taos; L. PHILLIPS
CHEyY CHASE. HE.i mb.MAttrse. b a4sc G1hG blick
and stone rambler with Ice. LIVING
rm.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. level lot.
IN, IN a community Of comparable
Riaes1E9P hf@Ss 9Prssfs +: sa5 Ssp BIZ *
KENsNGToN. ssio,5oo: . bedrms.,
ny. rm;, kit. and bath; beautiful lot.
10; 5.S763 for appt. III
ROCKvuLE-3- -bedrm. Cape Cod;
3.finished attic; paved street: fire-
es'nsn no ssm. ssan,pmsnt sgs6 Tth 5s
60 81; Rockville 44S3 III
ROCKvLLE-Lovely frame home:
RosfTIe RRodfKExs 4as: RsocKyILLE OFFICE
SILVER sPRiNG-Your opport to
own, an excellent 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick home in q section close to
soned bsat snops sTanSp tran ,.rd5 at55-cond
l. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900. untii
9 Pm. 3420 Conn.
SILVER SPRING; large frame house;
trees esdrms and sSrnSSsrtt S0SG0 IT, q lawn large
RoBERT E. EsnFaaPGfrEi aGaTER -Sss xaens. ssareSs 81
SILVER sPRING. 0ss. sis.56oM4.bnesataITme Mtls ybnstaTe
home on beaut. dead -end street.
conv; to everything. Only 8 yrs. old
down payment and mo. payments OF
90 s6s VIII VII buy it. Call Mr.. TARvER
LOVELY a-BEDRooM modern home,
unIurn:. attr; full basement; two
S ear garage; R,acre lot. -. mile
blvd to Bfook Ian; lane. near as MheASiaps The Maps
Bldg. Substantial cash, balance
IKE rent; 4310 Locust lane. Brook
wHEAToNM3,bedrm, " Eat a., brick Colonial; 9 . !
CLAUDE fs99 %oop sSoo 81. s1su4,; $500. s'S''0o-
CLAUDE WOOD. 81. sisuns 4soo Si0's'o'
SACRIFICE-$39.5OO. Most prices
may may be high: not here. 8 rms, 3
etc. Attractive grounds and loca-
ton. A $4,000 mod. roomy brick
residence at the definite bargain
price Of S39.500 Ideal for the pro-
fessionsl or executive and family.
VI 6649 Eyes, WI. 1861. ALLIED
RAMBLERs, BETHESDA, MD.-only
2 left; 3 bedrooms. . baths, full
dining room. maids room and bath
IN basement. garage elec. kitchen
viii trade. Call Mr. Guynn. EN-.
779S; MARSHALL ] WAPLE CO..
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CHEVY CHASE
PENTAGON
HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED

English caDe Cod frame; e-rms.;
aBRDRRooM RI RAMBhER, d1i tVHt1le With Z car
garage, walking distance to Census
TsFesg TEl sgsst snd near Andrews Field: Can
BuNGxIow. sHHoi rms. and bath: ga
Md, $50 a mo. No dogs. Couple or
with ! childi Phone 70: 1864: -l6
fa hsdr% bsseTent T0T OFifs sfso EauPgsd
SILVER SPRiNGS4-bedroom, bath
h,nnsi homsi aysilsble ry iWmediately; S51 SIP
PREsTiGE Loc4TioN fSIl'at at ST: stratesic aSsH:
Dupont Circle. excel. bldgs,. II
If desired. Suit. non-profit orsani-
zation or embassy. MAzzANoTTE
NO. ARLINGTON-Excellent neigh
borhood, convenient to several good
BFiek rambler; n arse liy' hs~ r. 9oefne 9ire
Rs'e R with f fm breafs fsst' oo2asr @SdsTn eSHp
min; downtown Wash: conv to
Pen1tagon; I,s1,a }a;x Navy Ar Anne; Arlington
4abfpR@. ahiffr IN aa HoME. IL fpsaartiany as fufn
excellent location in Lyon Village.
Arlington. OW. 1894. IT
83S. 22nd ST. SOUTH. Arlington
3-bedroom home. available for i'm
mediate poss. in this conv. section.
with SHANNON d LUCHs CO., 1906
H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
ARLINGTON. 2124 Columbus st.
south-3-bedroom detached home.
including living rm. with fireplace,
large dining L, kitchen and bath;
Sl35 per mo. To inspect this desir-
able home, call Mrs. Point, SHAM
NON & LuCHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV.
rails CHURCH AREA-New; 4 bed
rms. 2 full baths. separate din. rm. (:
carport; shady lot; S170 mo- JOHN
W. MuLRoY. 90 Hillwood ave,
Falls Church. Va. FA. 1922; ewes.
FAILS All s'cTi CHURCH RAMBLERs, sl5 sl75;
8 rms, 2 baths. full bsmt., gas h. w.
bSmt. heating; all:equipped kits: lge.
sssosss ssssdy lots snd sSoI6in Salkine Sstsnes 70
5l24; afternoons, FA. 2257. Ss1
IDEALLY LOCATED, suburban home,
partly furnished. in Norbeck, Nd
across from Manor Club. Main house
has z rms. and bath. Also Arm
lard with horse and COW barn. chick lex
oTehsrd. Sr'' MOORE & III HILL Lnc Co. aPeHs 9sS
ALEX. S'' aUNriSGroNo, aiHia NGi diNSo' a:bedsm ds
semi-det brick. excel. cond., Bendix
IN bsmt,; nice yard, S110 mo,
hipRg inatop at Aes sos or Wash sa aos w Hsn zsas
after $50 Wkdys.; all day Sat
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ONLY $4,000 DOWN
Cnlnrad-River Tarrana
Anqelo.

6-rm. brk. exc. eond.; lge. liv. rm.,
din. rm., elec. kit. 8 bedrms.. tile
bath with shower. full bsmt.. auto
matte oil heat. Back yard fenced.
call II. 3-2095. is
Evening star., 1951-07-16
MANASSAS
,BNER R. DUNCAN co.
MCLEAN. VA.

Realtors and Insurers
9I6 Prince ST.. AL. $3.50
Pvt. Parking Lot for Clients.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
ARLINGTON
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY and
family desire 2-3 bedrm. house, un-
furnished, in District or Maryland;
to $125; best references. 10. 2-S026.
BETHESDA-CHEvY CHASE AREA
We have several extra flne tenants
for unfurn. homes IN this section,
Sl75-S225. PERRY HAY CO.. 81.
6242. lie
NICE RIM. in lovely home, for empl.
parent with child needing care; kit.
privilS. NO. S444.
UNFR.--3 or 4-bedrm. house, conv.
to st. James school, Falls Ch., other
paro. schColsi $125 mo. FA. 5591.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
VARIETY AND
NYOxYY1r rYyxy crronn
SELF-SERVICE MKT.

j. 500. Beautiful 6-room apt. Good
lours, Priced very low At $1,000,
ock, stock and barrel. Terms.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
RIVER TERRACE
HOUSES FOR sALE-sE.

1912 W ST. s.E.-Large 8-rm. home,
suitable for two separate apart
PAUL MUpD CO. t LII. 4-4ss3: GSs9?' ewes,
LO. 3-954O. If
$l1, $50 will buy this 6-rm. semidet.
brick In good Sc. location. LOUIS
RIDDEN, Elk. 5707. RA. 93O2.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

See this charming bunga. today.
Really find at this price. with its
3 .bedrms; and bath. liv. rm., large
heat: awnings and storm windows;
large fenced lot.
BRENNAN & PORTER REALTY
MA. 1913 EVENINGS. II 3-30S5
Evening star., 1951-07-16
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

HOME BUYERS. ATTENTIoN-we
have finest choice OF homes avail
able In Michigan Park and Wood
ridge Detached and semidetached;
can La. 10000. PECK CO. 361s
18th st. ne. is
Evening star., 1951-07-16
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

NEW 6-RM. BUNGALOW on h-acre
lot; full bsmt.. tull frt. porch. oil
h:-a,h:: So. 500 down. $50 per mo,
THOMAS F. HALEY. Realtor. UN.
INCoMPLETE HOUSE and garage on
3k acres of ground near Clinton,
Nd. price $4,50o or terms. DI
SALE BY OwNER-Attractive home
in Forest Heights, Md. 5-min. drive
from Boiling Field, 10 Minis. from
Naval Receiving Station. 3 bedrms,
tiled bath. liv. rm.. expansion attic,
din. rm.. kit. bsmt and combina-
tion porch -carport; priced Sl4 $50
portion of price subject to existing
G1 loan. approx. 50. 60O-mo. pay
ments thereon. S65. .O2. including
tax and insurance. Telephone
Evening star., 1951-07-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PROFITABLE LINOLEUM and For
mica top business; complete; best
ofier 10 days Cali MR.. WRIGHT
MA. 1915.
FAN BUSINESS. only $3S cash and q
little sales ability needed. viii
finance you. Apply 10 to / only,
915 Eye st. NV. -17
s $4,000 CASH DOWN payment will
buy my 30-year-old grocery busi-
ness and property. Splendid location
Tor grocery and meat market or any
other kind Of business. DE. 1855.
$50 CASH, and some sales experience.
VIII put you in very profitable
business for yourself. See Mr..
BYRAM. bet. 10 and l only. 915
Eye st. NV. -17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. garage-gaso.
line station, pumping excess Of 49,
600 gals. per month: Metropolitan
area, area; furnish description to Box
Beauty 'sHop. fully equipped, NV.
section; reasonable; must sell. Cali
APPLIANCES, Wen put you in bust
ness for yourself and finance you
II you can sell. AIR CALCULATOR
CO., 915 Eye st. NV. 10 TO l only.
LADIES' WEAR, colored trade, near
busy l4th and You; will consider
selling lease and fixtures; priced
right. AUERBACH d CO.. DI. 65Ol.
Evening star., 1951-07-16

GRoCERY-S3, 800 WEEKLY
Sef-service, no beer. well equipped;
long lease. Call BENJAMIN AfiER-
BACH. ia. 1894, TU. 0O26, DI.
SELF SERVICE GROCERY. $500
Sa.s. SEkiy. bus; can be impr, BY adding
ees5 pons Seaqs peopls Ssm sgt ssi $3.50 g, dn to
GROCERY STORE and service room
IN large apt. house, business profit
able; small investment required; ex.
celient opportunity. Call co. 1885.
GoLDM1NE, Nursery school, fnrly
fS D1es shfaSos si5ooo sos stas5Gn a5SH Trs1a ss1
sELF-sERvIcE LAUNDRY %
westinghouse machines, new Dec
1850; quoted over $500 weekly
6egs eaaS' EN- osas sash. EBERMAN, RE,
subject to offer. i45S Park I'd,
LOCAL MARKET and grocery i0 on
BUSY highway. near Hecht's Dept.
store and Hogate's Restaurant; up
plus 1Ilsats apts atuFei LONG reasonable ise1.
zsH for RlggS s'f cs a. St'5 3 g.
saanr sISF S9ar in s.e.:,, fs
illness reason for f'eHsiH Selling. DuSinesii csIi
RfsTA1k8Nfn ilfI 1ss nj oe or st eSSt 500 ,4.5 :,
rd;: opposite 3 fiye and ten cent
siopeS' stopes' nRg iq.iy Hs9uipped: air condi-
chattel note holder FOR balance
due on note lnspecT ANYTIME 10
DRY CLEANING PLANT and sG store. M,o
solvent plan: cleaning wheels. &
pressing machines and other modern
equipment. Doing both retail and
Gnolsssis GR ssas work. Reasonably priced
FOR LEASE, entire sheet metal and
rooflng business; includes telephone
trucks, all tools, cleo. gas and
extra shop and store room; Sl5 per
gay. Apply 4 to s pm. any day,
SqS CedaI AZ st. nv. II
Shlo Inneb bAaUM; edyn;.r Bldg LItG Nj Eired; midget
warm, h.-w.h. sink. AZ law, VO'0; cof.ee See
maker, deep fry. toilet. exh Tan fan
NE. 6059. RE, 0676' j7s
GOOD LIQUOR STORE. Busy NV.
corner, doing nice business, $40, 900
eaSn, eaa6 Shown by appt. only. DI
OWNER MUST SACRIFICE weli.est If
and aanndd growing concern now netting
$SSoo.000000 VI, or better, II you have
$4,000 cash or real estate equity
and are capable of managing fair
sized business. here is your oppor-
tunity to capitalize on the owners
sod to qSps5ate SsstS dgs e other
DRY CLEANING Solvent PLANT
Tor sale;. 3 good trucks and store
Pienty Of good equipment. Can be
mad cheap. AT. 3247. "a
l110 ST. S.W.-Star Grille. 5000
weekly bus; good loc.; 5h-yr. lease.
$4,000 bargain! Apply in person
GRoCERY-Domestic and imported;
good income; wen stocked; new
equip; owner ILL. LA. 6-925l after
BSAGTY SALON. s.E.-w.ll-est.l lb bust.
ness; owner leaving country. AK.
4455 or LU. 4-6746. -l9
RESTAURANT SANDWICH SHOP
One Of Washingtons most modern,
%s lSsated sS,dr.a Y bloc. block from the new
location; all new stainless steel
equipment; very compact and easy to
operate. Has beer license. Com
pletely air conditioned. Rent Just
900 a mo. for 3-story bldg; has
I0-yr. transferable lease. 1t couldn't
be duplicated for $4,000. Ny
price. $4,000, with $4,000 cash.
An opportunity such as this seldom
appears: appears WIN sell to responsible
please. ceII OWNER. OR. O 1e97Ml7 97CS;
A Rare Opportunity
In a. about d@o da, ! year you get back your
Evening star., 1951-07-16
GEORGETOWN

Three -bedrm. house; excel. location
in quiet neighborhood; avail. immed.
D. CONNOR & SON
2426 Penna. Ave. NV, RE. 2426.
Evening star., 1951-07-16
COLORED

1887 New Hamp. Ave. NV.
Why rent when you can own q spa
cious one-bedroom apartment with
full-SizS dining room, modern tile
bath in this attractive S-unit fire-
proof building; S395 down and SS5
monthly includes ianitor service. See
the vacant apartment on premises.
then come to ONCE of A. M. DRAIS-
NER, 1404 l. st, NV. MA. S036 daily
to z pm. and SUM-, IL to pm.
Evening star., 1951-07-16

Service Station for Lease
A modern ebay service
station in highly populated
resioential area in ne. Wash
occupancy. Business is estab-
lished, investment is moderate
and leasing arrangements are
good. Apply to Box 1850,
otar. liz
Evening star., 1951-07-16
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Detached. nice corner yard. lge. liy.
rm;, din. rm.. bedrms., 1h bath.
full bsmt.. garage; convenient
transp. and shopping center; $50
per NJ Call OIL. 6436. *
Evening star., 1951-07-16
SELF-SERVICE MKT.

Nearby Va. Weekly bus, Sl.SOo,
mostly cash. Beautifully equipped.
Thickly populated neighborhood on
busy. thoroughfare. Hours, 8 to z.
Sundays closed. Cash required for
stock. balance easy monthly pay
menfS ExclusiYe
Evening star., 1951-07-16
FAIRFAX
EBNER r. DUNCAN co.

Realtors and Insurers
916 Prince St.. AL. $3.50
Pvt. Parking Lot for Clients.
If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

MRS. J. w. MONTEFIORE.
Holy Trinity Church was the
scene of the wedding yesterday Of
Miss Joan Schott of Washington.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
|Schott Of Butler. Pa. and Mr.. j.
William Montefiore, son Of Mrs.
Nancy Montefiore Of Westchesire,
Conn. The Rev. John C.. Selner
|ofhciated at the ceremony, which
was followed by a reception at the
Wardman Park. The couple will
Igo to Sea Island. Ca, New Or
leans and the Gulf of Mexico for
their wedding trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
HubbeII-Dovis Ceremony Held

A reception at the Mayfiower
Hotel followed the wedding yes
terday of Miss Henrietta Davis
and Mr.. Richard F. Hubbell. The
10 o'clock ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Joseph G.
Eckart in st. Patrick's Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. David and
the groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William C. Hubbell Of Cleye-
land. Ohio.
Following a wedding trip to
Myrtle Beach, s. c.. the couple
will live at 926 Massachusetts,
avenue.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-10-11
NEW TEACHER ARRIVES

Keith Stanton, newly appointed member of the Palmer School staff, took over his duties this week as teacher for the 7th grade and speech instructor.
 Since the curriculum had to be set up without speech classes at the start of the school year, MT. Stanton's speciality will be put to use only on school dramatics at present. William T. Zahradnicek hopes that some speech classes can be arranged before the end of the year.
 Claiming Huron, South Dakota as his home, MT. Stanton comes to Alaska directly from Cave Junction, Oregon, where he taught last year. His B. s. de- gree was earned at State Teach ers' College, Valley City, Nogth Dakota.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-10-11
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND MAN AGEMENT. LAND OFFICE. ANCHOR AGE. ALASKA.
 August 20 1851
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice fs hereby given that Joseph D.. Richardson. entryman. together with his witnesses Anna Laura Robbins and Ted R. Robbins. all of Palmer. Alaska. has made final proof on his homestead, Anchorage Serial o112ss. for land in Plat of U. g. Sur vey No. zss2. situate between the Glenn Highway and the Matanuska River near Mile Post io3. containing l35.si acres, lati- tude oio 4e' os' N. longitude 147s 4s' ss' W. (approximate) at U. 8. Location Monu- ment No. 2s57. and 1t is now in the files or the Land Office. Anchorage. Alaska. ana If no protest is filed in the local land office. Anchorage. Alasl<a. between the period of publication or thirty days there. after. sa1d final proof will be accepted and final certificate tssued.
 GEORGE 4. LINGO
 Manager Published August So. Sept. .. i3. 1o. and U. 1851. and Oct. {. II. 10. g. 1881.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-10-11
WASILLA PERSONALS

Mir. and Mrs. Arloe Messenger and family were in Wasilla visit ing with Mrs. Messengers sister, Mrs. Roy Morrison, September 30 They returned to Anchorage that evening.
 Jamie Nunley celebrated her birthday on Thursday afternoon with party.
 Wasilla was we'll represented in the Valley Hospital this past week by several of its younger citizens. Those in the hospital were: Donna Nelson, Terry Roth, Kenny Harvey, Johnnie Combs, Carol Cottini and Johnnie Nun ley.
 Teeland'S store was threatened by fire recently when a pot of tar boiled over and ignited boards near the store. When the flames were discovered, burning tar was flowing under car parked near by. Due to the quick thinking and acting of the store staff, the fire was extinguished and no serious damage resulted.
 
 A boat identified as one belong ing to Buster Ephim of Eklutna was discovered on the shore at Knik, by Bailey Theodore. For awhile it was feared that perhaps someone had been lost overheard but upon investigation, it was learned the boat had drifted away from it's owner.
 MT. and Mrs. Glen Ware and family moved to Jonesville this week. The Wares came here this spring and spent the summer and fall.
 Judy James has been out of school since Friday, due to a sore throat.
 
 Mrs. Ola Grafton has been con- fined to her homo .i.e Post reU days because of cold.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Ross aTld family have moved from Cant we'll to Wasilla for the winter.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Dee Westbrook have moved into the new house built by Orlando Byers. Mrs. Westbrook is a teacher here.
 
 The sad news was received this week from Seattle that MT. Charles w. Issaacs had passed away. MT. Issacs was well known here in Wasilla where he and Mrs Issacs lived for many years. MT. Issacs lett Alaska last spring to receive medical care in Seatde.