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RAMBLERS

CHEVY CHASE
A. close-to-town location offering Q
lge. liv.-din. rm:. luxury-eauip. kit.
3 bedrms., and 2 baths. There is 9
full bSmt. and recr. rm. space with
firepl. and a full bath. Price
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
and every type Of school. Thi'
charming and distinctive home has
2 bedrms., study. and Ia baths or
main fl. A lower level has a lge
recr. rm.. bedrm. and full bath
Garage cIEHsLSSb PE1fsi sz;7s9j PARK
A. 3-level home with 4 bedrms.,
baths, and liv,-din. area. De luxe
kit, unusual closet space. Garage
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE
On about an acre of ground framed
by a row OF magnificent trees ano
door living THIS Is0ises ise home aef is 0uI; II
an unexcelled residential area. Liv
nm. 22x25. lge. din. rm., fine kit
with breakfast rm., 3 bedrms., al
twin-sized, bath and small study
Full bsmt.; full expansible 2nd fl.
garage. Price. S37 500. Small dowr
EDGEMooR
An attractive home on a fine shaded
lot with an out-of-gfound bsmt.
offering recr. space with a picture
window and powder rm.; liv.-din
rm., beautiful kit. with dishwasher
8 bedrms. and bath. S23,750
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES
A charming 3-level home with 3 bed.
rms, 2 baths, liv.-din. area. Beau.
tiful surroundnigs. Price, S24 $50
HAWTHORNE
An utterly charming home with ar
atmosphere of restfulneSs in thi
fine, close-in area. Price, S35, 900
SOMERSET
A. tree-shaded lot. An out-of -grouns
bsmt. A Ige. liv. rm., din. rm.
kit. 8 bedrms., 2 baths. Garage
Price, S31,500.
For further information about thes,
and many other fine homes, pleas,
call
INEz CUSHARD, REALTOR
OR, 4232,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
HOUSES UNFURNlsHEp

6-RoOM BRICK BUNGALOW; cellar;
auto. h.-w.h.: equipped kit; Ven. bl.;
near schools; s.e.; S125. LU. 1-2035.
18th AND ADAMS ST. N.E.-Brand-
new semidet. brick, 3 bedrms., 3k
baths; equipped kit, garbage dis
posal; S135 mo. Ex. 3400. Eyes
DALE DRIVE, Silver spring-Large
3.bedroom brick Colonial 1ds5 +,W11 with sa5 e.;
mo. A. J. F3=T~ ~fNCER g. CO., sH
1h44: ewes. JU 7-6l35. 25*
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

Brick, semidetached; 8 bedrooms
and bath; garage; 8 porches; very
convenient location. Call us to in
spect. BILLINGSLEY G. KORzEN-
DoRFER, INC. OR. 1925 till 8 p m.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK, one blk
from st. Ann's-Handsome brk.
and stone residence of finest quality;
spacious center-hall plan; library
and pow. rm.; bedrms.. 3Ha baths;
servants rm., rec. rm., Lear b.-i,
gar: asking S44, $50. Ewes. call OR,
92295, 9295, FRANK s PHILLIPS D1'
AMER. UNIV. PARK-white brick
bungalow. slate roof; fin. -2nd a..
recr. rm., b.-i. gar, gas INV h.; truly ul,y
a little gem Of home, near Woods
1924. FRANK s. FILLPs' DI
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UPPER 10th ST. AREA-Row bricl
in spotless condition with large
airy rms; there are 4 bedrms. anc
attractive woodworking fireplace
and there is excellent financing
IHOS. L PHILLIPS. WO. 1900 unit
Mr.. GEORGIA AyE.-3 large bedrms
#. row brick house; very deer
fenced rear lot; side hall; gas h..
". heat; 2-car det. gar. Call DI
a9li&nsI, s915; eyes; ! ,d DE; 511s. VIM, II
sSfGkRR sSSAfGGkkREfs istS GO; 81 !NG; GG;oc.r,oNS22,
an embassy; 10 minutes downtown
substantial cash necessary. COU,
REMBIs Hd5ds REALTY. Ii. 3-9614. IA
BUNGALOW. 10 Longfellow st.. @I turr
right on N. H. ave; brick, 5 rms.
pain, rec, rm:, porches. oil heat, fine
cash. Open SUM-. l to 6. RA. STO0
new rambler. near Fox.
He and parochial schools; attrac.
lively arranged and decorated; Are.
place, full bsmt., fully sodded lot
4Ox115: priced S22,5O0. FRANK
N. DOYLE. Realtor, DI. 1865 OF
MO; 2637 after 8 pm.
English-type home; reception hall
nv. room. din. room, den with
powder room. modern kit; good
bedrms.. baths; 2-car garage
BiLLINGSLEY g. KORZENDORFER
INC. OR. 1926 till 8 pm. 80
IF You ARE LOOKING for q home
with 2S-1t. living rm; and in a loca-
ton where you and your children
can enjoy life to its fullest, this i.
the house; bedrms.; 2 full baths
close to Chevy Chase circle which
means 1t is near all conveniences
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 un.
til q q m 21o0 ropp
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

ANYTHING ANY TIME; moving. pick
up and delivery; 7-day week. "a hrs.
day: S3 minimum. AT. 1887;
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET OF
across the country. safe storage IN
Phone No 'Oi04 UNION STORAGE
co INC est 1905
MOVING BY VET-Exper. help, every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
any time. MIR COOK, Gil. 5137.
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. Ia. 2937; eyes,. GE. 1416.
20'
SMALL JOBS; boxes, beds. personal
effects, etc. White driver. D. c.,
Arl and s. S. area. TU. 1928.
EX-GI - Moving. packing. Grating
storage; local, long distance: expert
service; low rates. HO. 5S19. 21'
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NO GOOD with

New super market fixtures, stock an6
equipment for sale. Highest Offer
takes lock, stock and barrel. Located
in nice shopping center. Good lease
Owner has urgent outside interests
Must be sold. Terms can be ar
ranged. Must be seen to be appre.
cited. Call WA. 920S, after 2 pm
No agents. %
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LINOLEUM and For
mica top business: complete; best
offer IS days. Call MR.. WRIGHT
toys. ETC.; very good To-
safiGn ssy 9ood S%neu Suy mufs RA se a2oS
iP1 e s'7s9'RS a6 5s5 os
HO. 93Oo; OWNER. 81
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANT-Un;
biased. experienced analysis ana
Judgment; may save gou, g,,iI tnouSanas d,s
or investment property. Call Elk,
Dry Se4'' CLEANING PLANT. with 4
outlets, trucks and store. on main
thoroughfare, cap. OF doing 75;9oo
VI AT. 3247. Us
fully equipped. seats
Glen, Silver Spring; $500 mo.
Want exper.. responsible tenant.
SODA III pot FOUNTAIN CONCESSION. sn-
yer Spring: liberal percentage; air
conditioned drugstore. Ideal o 1or
vnaT maETied M9N sSSpe x,fb sH essecTtve saan ability
has $4,000. plus services, to in
vest In local business. which must
stand thorough Investigation. Of BOX
KIsssIExuRaNr, Is1E ssaf; doing $500 daily. food
only; near 14th and Thomas Circle
noGd n;wd 2s seats Statement Sanfp1g ia9Ws Priee
$$9 s$9G oo5 pet terms. p5ss ss1dSoe nSn5n cash Bo
HOLLANDER, exclusive broker. 14ll ~
DRY RI eEfASiSc eTf Mn sok;vfSf "a; aS4s pLANT sTG
Long established business; com.
pletely equipped; doing i,a ss excenent hMai
est section; owner wishes to retire.
GARAGE, auto agency. gas station
combination, in Falls Church. all at
one location; priced at S57 300, plus
inventory. JOHN W. MULROY. 80
Hillwood ave. FA. 1922; eves.' FA.
VARIETY 5 AND 10; low rent, good
loc.; small down payment; excel. op-
portunitv. DU 2191. -
GROCERY, 81 400, mixed trade; lease
at $50 includes 8 rms; 81 .ooo down.
BILL s1MoNs, Elk. 61s1. u...r..
sood propositiq%a / q sfoT for rssDonS!Ole IS.
opPPoRTUNITY pI5eg Mi TO BUY frst-elass
downtown cafeteria, doing $3.50
daily Only $4,000 down; no bro
RocERI ksGs R9H sToRE 11SH and ssdF service
in large apartment house; low in
vestment required. Box 6-E. star
DRUGSTORE or patent medicine; all
conditioned; good equipment; rea-
sonable; will consider partner. od N
5 And 10 CENT STORE short
hours; good markup. First time Of
fered. Busy spot; 500 rent; lease
"Step in and make money; W. b
REALTY, ia. 1894. RE. 0676.
FLORIST AND GIFT sHOP-Excel
lent shopping center location; wei
established; only So. 500. RAFFELl
REAL ESTATE, SH. 1103 till 8.
CLEANING PLANT in Arlington; es
tabliShed 1888; averaging abou
roll rSi 'gGS about Sia 800; priced S22, 900
$500 cash. Box SS-C, Star. 3;
LAUNDROMAT and valet; new loca
tion, 4Oth and Oglethorpe in Hyatts
vile. Ma. 1855 or ia, 5474. -22
pendent location, 40th and Ogle
thorpe; Hyattsville. MA. 1885, o
sANDWICH sHoP-with soda foun
4 tain. Downtown. 14th st. Stainles
i steel equipment; air cond.; l0cyl
Lease easS PEtoe sig aRiT terms; s;xsiSsy, SSGO
1411 Penna. aV NV. MA. 9743.
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RARNARY MOODS
Chevy Chase, D. C.
S20 50n

1St-f1r. Powder Rm. and Den
in excellent condition. on large. we'll
Handicapped lot. Spacious living rm.
with fireplace, dining rm., kitchen,
3 bedrms., tiled bath. inclosed porch
used as 4th bedrm.; gas NV. heat;
built-in gar; fully insulated; com
schools and transportation in this
desirable neighborhood. This prop
!erty is priced for quick sale. Must
be seen to appreciate. For appt. to
inspect, call Mr.. Mccarthy, ewes,
WO. 1926.
WOODWARD g. NORRIS
Exclusive Realtors.
723 goth st. NV. RE. 1855.
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pOOMc d RATuS
MAN OR WOMAN
GAS STATION

Corner location in heavy business
dist. of Arlington, Va; consists OF
8 pumps, 2 bays; good supply OF
stock, tools and equip; year-to-year
lease.
A. H. BROOKS, Realtor
3O16 Columbia Pike, Arlington. Va.
CHI. 5100. Open 80. OW. 5100.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

FOXHALL VILLAGE
Six-room house with ga
rage. Only $4,000 cash
required. Call VIM. Har-
rington, MA. $500; eyes,,
EN-. TAB.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Exclusive
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont. }

COLLEGE PARK-HoLLYWoOD-Ss5
mo-, Arm and bath bungalow;
automatic heat; avail. July /. H.
CARLYLE DeLozIER, Realtor. WA.
1908 AVALON pL.-parklawn LEWIS
dale, Md. new 6-room detached
8 6-66es. PECK CO., s61s 18th st,
ALEXANDRIA AREA-a-bedrm. semi
det. in good section Of Jefferson
Manor Manor; separate din, I'm; I'm; full
sxs. II dark, tof r. ln'Rs''iI3 r. %uLEES MsS,
CONV. TO BOILING FIELD and
Andrews Field; modern 6-rm. hrk
Colonial;. 3-bedrm., IL. bath. lge.
fenced lot; school and shopping
sseHsds sse9HseTs near by; s1s6 mo. 20.
SILVER SPRING AREA 2-story
center hall, 7-room brk.; 3 bedrms.
2h baths; 2 firepls.; screened porch:
6Iiltin built gaT'; gE iss6 bss6 yard fenced; $40
vicinity of suitland. Nd; Rental
REAL ESTATE, 10. $4,000. -21
BETHESDA-3-year-ol brick house,
1st f., liy. rm. 26x14. with firepl.,
bedrm. 12X14, with full bath, de luxe
elec. kit. .1sx10, with din. alcovs;
End fi.r2 bedrms. 21x14 and 21x12,
with. full bath: garage and screened
porch. Near Naval Hospital and
Institute of Health. Avail. July 1st;
$55SS0o mo. After pm. call oSoL' Oh
FALLS cHURcH-s-bedrm. brick. air
conditioned upstairs; 2-car garage;
full bsmt., lovely yard; $3.50
month FA 9219. 20
SOUTH ARLINGToN-3-be brick
house, large dry bsmt.. lovely lawn,
Anchor fence; min. to Pentagon.
cHEvY CHASE. d. c.-s bedrms.. d.
21a baths, det house available
immed. Good transp.; near schools,
S165 mo. on lease. Phone OIL. 7407.
GOOD ROW HOUSE. N.E.-Three
bedrms., partially furnished 500
mo-, l year lease. MARSTELLER
MecABS = co, Wo; 1866. -2l
THREE-RM. COTTAGE, unfurnished.
newly decorated. GIL Park ave.
West Falls Church. Va. S75. "a
HEIGHTS-5-rm. brick
BERGER g. MOORE, 10. 9-9110;
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-Three-bedrm.
rambler. new, $135: located 9l4 E.
Greenwich st. Going in Army. 20
NT-YTY ~-r1r~rr
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LUXURY RAMBLERs
VACANT
GLOVER PARK

bath; fireplace, full bsmt.. gas
h.-w.h. and det. garage; is in one
of Washington's most convenient
locations. It is within walking dis
tance of all schools. GEORGETOWN
at the corner; shown by appt. any
time. Call Mrs. Clark. HU 1904.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor DI. 3346
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S1525O-TERMS

y, "A. I1111NG w
2003 QUE ST. NV.
MI. $3.50; Evenings, EN-. 1894.
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CATHOLIC UNIV.
Parochial and public schools are all
within walking distance of this out
standing S-rm., 2-bath home; bsmt,
is fully finished with knotty. pine
and built-in garage; an opportunity
or less than $4,000. Call Mr..
Burruss. TU. 2100; AVON SHOCKEY,
Realtor. -21
5-RM. BRICK BUNGALOW. recr. rm.,
Ia baths. nice grounds; oil heat;
most conv. location: $61 per mo-.
incl, everything. Substantial cash
needed.
w. B. REALTY. Ia. 0s94. RE. Oe76
1918 22nd ST. NE.
Lovely 5-rm. bungalow, full bsmt. with
summer kitchen; lot, 42x100; 2-car
sar. Poss., S11,750; good financing.
LISS REALTY CO. INC, ME. 666S;
auaS PA HO2Q -OO
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COLORED-SI3 950
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANDREWS FIELD-PENTAGON - Is
min. to Andrews Field and Pentagon;
4-yr.-old, all-brick duplex with liv.
rm;; rm; dining area. kitchen and 8
sia wslighssd gasSsr tns9sd HsdT%s full nl,. bsmt
sumo large GI loan; only $13,950,
GEORGES REALTY CO. WA. 1856,
3 to 8. UN 1896.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-20-ft. front.
bath. gd j reg: .rm; and lay; gas h;-w,h.: !:
$4,000. HARTMAN r Realty. ALT ? NC,
LU. 4-3400, LU. 4-7572,
FArRF,Ax Aral,iaSt VILLAGE, sI, ss,, s.E-Sl5,2S99.
fulI bsmt. Ground ieyeD. outside
AZ lst trust, $3.50 mo; incl:
sR1PGEY PIE fnSN fGRSA6E, sUMEES very ics GO Semi
eI Sedrms isk and ND BATH s qni 9uli bsmt. b ksi oil
heat; reasonably priced, convenient
terms. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.,
1911 Pennsylvania ave. Sc. Ii.
NR. ssh ssth AND PENNA, AYE. Sc
liv. rm., din: rm;; Kit; and bath
each. each; rec: [m; with bath In; base ,ass;
lot; $1sso6 aS nYa HARTMAS a[s RE- REALTY. LssSs.
NC: LU; $500; VI 1915;
ROOMING HOUSE, near, 11th and
Pennsylvania ave. Sc; 2 apis. and
sleeping rms, oil INV h.; annual
income over $4,000; price $14,500.
EAST REALTY CO, 1911 .Pennsyl-
vania ave. s.e Ii. $4,000.
VACANT-1Ia block Lincoln Park,
1342 A st. Sc. Brick, 8 rms. and
bath, redecorated; terms. OWNER,
ME. 5062; eyes,, JU. 1852. -22
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Chevy Chase, Adj. D. C.
New 3-bedroom, 2-bath ramblers
with full basement in beautiful Rock
Creek Terrace. overlooking the park
SEE AND COMPARE. $24 $50
S26.950. Pre-reg. x terms. GOLD
STEM BROS, Realtors and builders
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY AREA -
Excellent Brookland location; lovel.
modern 6-rm. brick, about 10 years
old, near trans. and schools. Cal
Mr.. Dougherty LA. 6-6666 or DE
4039 ewes. PECK CO., 36ls 12tf
MICHIGAN PARK-1mmaculate a-yr
Kitchen. 3 bedrms.. tile bath, base
ment; gas heat; priced, S11.750i
owner leaving seesitty' city Call dy5 NJ
ewes. PECK CO.
5000 BLOCK 9th PLACE N.E.-This
South Dakota ave-, is in better con;
dition than wheu' new. 8 rooms and
tile bath; basement, gas heat; COW
cred front porch; fenced yard; exter-
ior just painted. New Venetian blinds
throughout;, $1,000 down. the bal;
per onee Gn onth 'fnef insiudns Raya0te prineps
taxes and int; early possession
SHALL J. WAPLE CO., Realtor; DI
NEAR End AND BRYANT SITS. NE
cond.; s rms, 11a baths. gas heat
recreation rm. and awnings, at
tractively priced on terms. Call Mr..
Allen. La; 6-6666, or OIL. 5e5s. eyes,
BY OWNER-WOoDRIDGE, 22O0
Perry st. ne. Detached corner, 2
apts., completely furn., separate en-
trance, large recr. room in knotty
pine. 3 baths. det. garage; oil heat;
only Q blks. to grade and Taft Jr.
High; $4,000. terms. -26
625 GIRARD ST.-Vacant. Only
$1,000 down: financed with FHA
GI loan. S-rm. row brick in excel
spect, call ARKIN REALTY CO.. ST.
3952; evenings. GE. 1892. -23
NEAR EASTERN STAR HOME-Ex-
quisite det. 6-rm. brick, 22 baths,
rec. rm. with firepl. and bath; maid S
rm.; fenced yd.; incl. carpeting and
cornices. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
SH &7Q4 till 9
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE u C.

CHEW 7 CHASE, -. ".
English-style home on beautifully
Handicapped grounds with 93-ft
frontage. Has hall, liv. rm.. dining
rm., pantry, kitchen, glassed-in sun
porch, bedrms. and baths, den;
built-in garage; oil heat. This house
is thoroughly insulated and in ex-
cellent condition.
BARNABY WOODS
White brick Colonial. built in 1912
has nice living room. dining room
kitchen 3 well-proportioned bed
rooms, 2 baths. finished third floor
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., Realtors
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner g. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV, OR. 4464
Evenings. Telephone OR. 6S91
Nist Your House With Us)
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10 ROOMS-S5OO

Down. Rent, $5S; inc. quoted. S35S
rented. A real money maker.
C. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 VT. Ave NV. Suite sos.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SERVICE WIFE OR COUPLE, ia
share Sc. home. LU. 1-6252. 30
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Colonial Investment Co.
$3.50 DOWN

2612 EVART ST, NE.
Vacant. immediate possession; redec.
grated throughout and very clean;
3 large rooms and reception hall,
full basement. 2 gas ranges and q
cleo. refgrs. Call LA $4,000, PECK
CO. 36lS 10Th st n 2
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Cigar and Novelty Store
located on busy transfer thoroughfare
nearby downtown Washington; af-
dliated with chain store operation;
owner quotes and will show books,
S61, 900 gross business in 1850
Death in family necessitates sacrifice
sale BERENTER & CO., IA. 1890
til 8 pm -21
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IL ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Rent, Sl25; inc. S415. into 5 apis.
near 14th and Euclid; nicely fur.
nished; only 81. 900: terms.
G. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-22
Deaths
Rev. Thomas Short

Rev. Thomas Short, pastor of
Hayden Avenue Gospel Church
died Saturday, February 18th in
Huron Road Hospital, aged 81
years. Services on Tuesday were
in charge of Rev. Allen Lewis,
pastor of Nottingham Baptist
Church. Burial was at Knollwood.
Rev. Mr.. Short, who was born
in Ruthergles, Scotland, came to
this country in 1923. He lived at
ITS Delmond Avenue, East Cleve-
lard.
He was ordained a minister in
the Niles (O.) Baptist Church in
1882. He served there until the
following year, when he went to
Kipton, O., where he was pastor
of Camden Baptist Church until
1886.
From 1886 to 1889 he was pas
tor of Erieside Conference Church
in Willowick. He became pastor
of Hayden Avenue Gospel Church
in 1948.
Rev. Mr.. Short served four
years with the British army in
Europe during World War /.
He is survived by his wife, Will
helmina, whom he married in
Cambuslang, Scotland, in 1921 and
four daughters, Mrs. Lewis Quail
man, Mrs. Harold May, Elizabeth
and Sarah.
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Mrs. Belle l., DarnelI

Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday for Mrs. Belle L. Dar-
nell who died Sunday at Lakewood
Hospital at the age of IS.
Mrs. Darnell was the widow of
Louis F. Darnell, secretary-trea-
surer of the J. M. Gasser Co.
florists, who died in 1946. Mr.. Dar-
nell's father had been in the Con-
federate government at Richmond,
Virginia.
A native Of Cumberland, Md.
Mrs. Darnell was related to Gen.
eral Robert E. Lee through her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Corbin,
Lees second cousin. Mrs. Darnell
had been active in Epiphany Epis-
copal Church.
Surviving are two sons, Doug
las L. of Lakewood and L. Philip
of Cincinnati, a grandson, Lynn
P. and a sister Mrs. Webster B.
Long of Cumberland, Md.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-22
Porter H. Barnett

Porter H. Barnett, who for II
years operated a grocery at Colt
rd. and Euclid ave., prior to going
with Weideman Co. as a sales
man, died February 18th at
Lutheran Hospital, aged 70 years.
Mr.. Barnett, who was born in
Pruntytown, w. Va, came here in
1901 and for II years owned a
grocery at Colt Road and Euclid
Avenue, East Cleveland. He gave
up this store to go with the Weide-
man Co. He lived at 1888 Allen
dale Avenue, East Cleveland.
He was a member of Winder-
mere Lodge, Council and Chapter
of the Masons and belonged u
First Presbyterian Church of East
Cleveland for 80 years.
MI. Barnett is survived by his
wife, Lillian A., whom he married
in 1898; two sons, Harry A. and
Robert E., and two daughters, Mrs.
Mildred Frazee and Mrs. Lila
Brown.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-22
Mrs. Emma B. Hunt

A former resident of East Cleve-
land and recently of Euclid, Mrs.
Emma B. Hunt died Sunday at
the home of son, Walter c. Hunt,
els East 266th st.
Mrs. Hunt was born Emma B.
Harris n years ago in house on
old Fairmount ST., now East 107th
ST., which occupied part of the
tract on which the Elysium later
was built.
For many years she and her
husband, Edward C. Nunt, former
district manager for the Tod Co.
of Rochester, N. Y, made their
home at 1904 Carlyon rd., East
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-22
World FederaIists
Plan Meeting At
Euclid High School

The Lake Shore EAST Cleveland)
Chapter of Uni ed World Fedora
lists is joining with the Euclid and
South Euclid Chapters in sponsor
ing a dinner meeting on Tuesday,
February 9th, at the Euclid
Senior High School, I'll East 222nd
st. T. G. MacGowan on "a New
Approach to Peace" The dinner is
scheduled to start at 6:15 p. M,
and MacGowan's talk at 500 p. m.
The public is cordially invited.
MacGowan, who is Director of
Marketing Research of the Fire
stone Tire and Rubber Company,
is president of the Akron Chapter
of the United World Federalists.
He will outline the plan of UWF to
strengthen the United Nations, CIV
ing it the power to make, enforce,
and interpret world law adequate
to prevent war. The program has
many prominent advocates, includ
ing Winston Churchill, Clement
Attlee, Justice William o. Douglas
of the U. S. Supreme Court, Ray
mond Swing and Walter Ruether.
The speaker has been frequent
contributor to the business press
since 1885 and has written num-
ber of books on business problems.
He is a member of the Committee
on National Policy of the Chamber
of Commerce of the United States,
and member of the Business Com
mittee of the National Planning
Association. In June, 1949 he re-
ceived one of the first National
Awards of the American Marketing
Association. He is quoted in a re-
cent Issue of business week maga-
zine as one of six experts in the
field of retailing.
East Clevelanders active in
planning for this meeting are: Mr..
and Mrs. Richard P. Winkler,
1867 Savannah; Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. DeHamel, 2O46 Taylor; Mr..
Robert E. Sipes, 1921 Phillips;
Miss Edna Mae Taft, 1887 Page,
and Miss Brenda Green, 1875 Shaw.
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Mrs. Jeanette Brown

Mrs. jeanette Brown, lifelong
resident of Greater Cleveland died
Sunday at her home, 1780 Eddy
rd.
Mrs. Brown was the widow of
Walter R. Brown who was traffic
manager for the Telling Belle Ver-
non Co. He died in 1887.
For many years Mrs. Brown
had been a member of st. Philo-
mena's Church. She was a gradu-
ate of the old Cathedral Parochial
School.
A sister, Mrs. Rose Skinner of
Cleveland Heights is her only sur
viving near relative.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday from st. Philomena's
Church.
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In Men1Oriam

SIROLA, Josephine. In loving memory
of my beloved mother who passed
away 4 years ago, February 20, l947;
God, hold your arms around her.
Give her your loving care.
Make up for all she suffered.
And everything that was unfair.
Rest in peace. mother, till we meet.
Your loving daughter
Mary and family.
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Milton M. We'll

Milton M. We'll, for many years
a resident of 1880 Alvason rd.,
this city, died in New York City
Thursday, February 18th of a
heart ailment. He and Mrs. We'll
had resided in the metropolis since
his retirement in 1945 from the
May Co. where he had been a
cosmetics and notion buyer for
many years.
A daughter, Mrs. Marjorie C.
Loeb, 1857 East 147th ST., and a
son, William of Denver, also
survive. Funeral services were
held in New York.
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Cleveland. Her husband died in
1850.
A lifelong, resident of First Me-
thodist Church, Mrs. Hunt is sur
vived by two sons, Clifton w. Hunt
Of Los Angeles and Walter C.
The service was conducted yes
terday by Rev. M. Wayne Nc
Queen, pastor Of Windermere Me-
thodist Church, with burial in
Riverside Cemetery.
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Business Directory

YOUR old furniture made over like
new. any style desired by Barto
Master Upholstery serving greater
Cleveland for 35 years. 10000 Waterloo
rd w. l-4528
Evening star., 1951-12-16
MARY Sexton
is Engaged

The engagement of Miss Mary
Susan Sexton to Mr.. Charles Am
brose Brooks is announced by her
parents, Capt. Horatio Clay
Sexton. U. S. NJ. retired. and Mrs.
Sexton of Cambridge, Mass, and
Green River, VT. Mr.. Brooks is
the son of Mrs. Charles Wilson
Brooks and the late Mr.. Brooks
of New London. Conn.
The bride ELECT was graduated
from Sldwell Friends School and
Purdue University. Mr.. Brooks
attended the University of Con-
necticut and served as a captain
in the Tooth Bombardment Group
of the Army Air Force during
World War II.