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HOUSES UNFURNisHED

ARL. RAMBLER. near Country Club;
3 bedrms.. / bath; auto. washer;
gas heat; immac. cond.; $3.50, JU.
Falls SI1g3Si CHURCH, VA. - Detached,
brick rooms; it baths; M.,f sssr Ca ,ssn ss
to be appreciated. Available Oct. 20.
$50. THOS; J. FISHER g. CO,
INC. 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
SILVER SPRING. 2 blocks from
san's; recr room 1eilf With fireplaee, ee ' garage
NEW e 00:Ra slREDRooM SS hG brick e'4Gai rambler
fully. equipped kitchen, fireplace.
ffull bsmt;; gas heat. Oily 35th St.
SESSION. Sc; hTl. oW Sh46 4seg ge2 mo- lmmed 1a Pos-
COW. CoHtoti' Pi'ESSTEAGaoSSS-NAvY-s bedrms..
excel. neighborhood; lge. liy. rm.,
flrepl., din. .rm., gas heat. full bsmt,:
ggTm ggT5 sshHOls; Safs sa neTly 0za decor; ava ayai
AKxAMAsIE KaIi;A MM'; 3 mo; to IL, ~:
|CLOsE-N ARLINGToNWs bedrms. /:
brick. semidet.; newly dec; screened
porch; finished bsmt.; fenced; mr..
schoels no os and shopping; S11O. ia.
and Pentagon-5 bedrms.. 3 baths.
2 kits, completely redecorated; suit
able for 2 families or / family. with
oWNERaip apti CHI. fos sosi. servants Ei4 SsI'
CHAIN BRIDGE-S300; new Calf.
rambler of bedrms.. 2 baths; de-
signed for pleasant living. Evenings.
Nj; 2121. J. LEO KOLB CO.. MI.
CHEvERLY-6-room brick, detached:
gas heat; near churches and
parochial schools. Available infmedi-
ately. S135 mo. WA. 1899. Ia
NEW-VA.-Attrac.. spacious bed
pleted: lge. lot; S225 mo. Ell. 3707.
COLESVfLLE. MD. Small. 4-room
country house, modern. conv. to-
NOL;2 children, maximum, $75.
BOX 4Jo-S, star. --l6
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APTS. WANTED tcont. J

REFINED BACHELOR, 90, wants fur
nished apt. or share apt: approx.
S45; Dupont Cir or GEORGETOWN
area. Box DIX. Star.
FWO YOUNG LADIES desire one-bed-
room unfurriished apartment by No.
vember /. RA. 1880. 14s
BRITISH JOURNALIST, family, re-
auires unfurn;, or furn. apt. with
vafd' or small house. WI. 4S31.
--17
FURN: APT. for 2 months. Mont
Phone Ia. S771. 15s
YOUNG GOVT. EMPLOYEE, sradu-
ate. veteran, desires single apt. OF
share, apt. separate bedroom. Bon
REFINED employed adults desire l
or 2-bedroom apt, unfurn.. Dec. 1
DOWNTOWN or Dupont Circle area
| Box lll-x. Star.
BY MIDDLE-AGED couple in first.
class apt. bldg, NV. section, for q
mSnthS anf S.nt period sf.urd furnished 2-bedroom
500. Ext. 1888. Mon. through rough Fsi., f.
oTIEiT GOVT. EMPLOYED engineer In
desires 1-bedroom or efficiency, furn.
9., or unfurn; NV; or sc. Box 690s
UNfURNfsHED, SHRYHssf Hii VASE bedrooGs p &C living
dren. pets. BOX i0i-x. Star. i''
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE needs l.
fssa: 5edrm: unturn; apt, lst flr. pre-
nesessaTs' sestions, IA Pe5yo5th' 5SS5 BrishtwOOd
EFFICIENCY or Groom. kit. and bath
apartment desired by gentleman:
quiet. comfortably furnished. con-
veniently located; garage or parking
are essential: consider unfurnished.
Fuii " particulars lst letter. Box
w/porch; reas.; good transp'; perm.
Goyt; CIR, Box l35-X. Star.
path furn; apt, by 2 settled Gov
dsfdsns adsS eSeT October transD
RESPONSIBLE MAN wishes NV
apartment, between Shoreham and
Chevy Chase; well furnished; reason
aple; references exchanged. Kindly
give full particulars. Box 132-x
sETTLED MAN desires good apart
ment In NV: no cooking Write
complete details, Box blk. Star. =
? SISTERS desire unfurn. 1-bedr
s9 9aA pfoF: s5f: EArLoffp tn a;af MOTHER
with infant. bedrm.. furn or un-
furn.; child care optional. VI
GOV. LADY urgently needs unfurn
or furn, eff. or bedroom apt. prefer
NV. or ne. apt. blGg. TU 4713 =
BUSINESS LADY desires room,
kitchen and bath. furn. or unfurn.
NV. section. CO. 04S2. Id
PLEASE SEND UNFURN. APT. to us
today so in Va. we can stay. officer
and wife, Box l56-X. Star.
LADY requires efficiency or l-bed-
room apt. NV. area: $50 furnished.
$40 max unfurn. CO. aga. Sun.
EX. 1910. Ext. ISL, weekdays
EFF. APT. util furnished; working
daughter and mother. apt. house
or private home, by Dec lst; close
to Navy Annex. Call Otis 1921
rs pm. only. 15'
EFFICIENCY or bedroom apt. wanted
| by State Dept, empl., Georgetown
| Mass, Connec. area. DI. 3i25
Room 3l2, or RE. 5000, Ext 45s4
I2 LADIES desire lst-fi., 2-rm. apt
| twin beds $500; pvt. Protestant
| home: widows; res Takoma. Va
Boy i246, Takoma sta. D. C
WORKING COUPLE want l bedroom
unfurn. apt. AT. 0lS2.
COLORED = REFINEDl COUPLE for
furnished apt. RA. 1898.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BACHELOR. 80, refined, business ex-
ecutive. desires efficiency or studio
apt, furn., Georgetown or Wardman
Park vicinity. Call MI. O33f, Sun
day, or after 9 pm. weekdays. Ia
4 MEN to sublet modern furn. apt.
or home until Dec. 8. Highest ref
creme. n'@ ca5i co saRday' s4se weekdays after
BUSINESS GIRL desires unfurnished
Maximum, $40. DU. sIs9. 14'
FREE-Landlords applicants waitine
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets; Wash, Va;
white: Open days. MA. 0001.
DUPLEX APT, unfurnished, with
porch. in upper NV. location, by
matured LADY; best Of referencess;
ATTRACTIVE one-bedroom or large
efficiency in good NV. section: fur
nished OF unfurnished. OR. 4166.
FOUR TEACHERS want e-bedrm
furn. apt. in NV. or GEORGETOWN;
max, $3.50. Call EN-. 6625 before
PHYSICIAN. age 35, wants an apt. to
share. State age, religion. occupa-
ton, address of apt, Box l, $3.50
FTRNfsHED TGpai aHsi niS ioSNE.BEDRooM APT,
by refined couple. no children or
pets. Prefer Arlington. ov.. 00s2.
VET. wife. ! child want 2-bedrm. un-
reEI reEn' apt; pE n;Si zSad section immed.; good
REFINED, employed lady wants l.
bedrm.. uufurn. apt, in upper NV
Washing ton; imned:. refs. given:
dEs foote - utA
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HOUSES WTD. TO RENT Cont |

LOOKING for a landlord with
heart who wants some one to care
for nice home. Manor Park or
Tskoma: reasonable rent; auto. heat;
WILL PAY years rent in advance
and guarantee good care Of large
house suitable for home and small
kindergarten. Box 112-X, Star
FOREIGN NAVAL OFFICER desires
furn. house. NV. area; 3 or bed
rooms. garden or yard; max, $3.50
o ne. sCoalll Call week days, 8 to 1 Pm.
CHEvY CHASE AREA-Unfurn. and
fuLn;; for clients: MRS. CLYDE c.
DUNNINGTON. WI. 2635. OR. 1888.
INDUSTRIAL EXECUTIVE on assign
ment to MP A. for six months to a
year seeks two or three bedroom
furnished home In NV. or suburbs
about October 18th; proper main
tenance and care Of your property
can be assured. Box SEX, Star.
COLORED-A FAMILY OF 6 is badly
in need Of 6-room and bath house
IN NV. section by the last Of the
month; will pay .S75 or SS5. DI
52Sl Monday or Saturday.
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soTH OPEN SAT. 4 SUN. 1-DARF
1900 WELLS BLVD.
RENT-NEW RAMBLER

Hills, excellent section,
near Nd. U, all brick, full bsmt
3. bedrms., large liv. rm. din. rm.
combin.. fireplace: porch; all cleo
tric kit including dishwasher and
garbage disposal: hot-water heat;
large lot; available at once. Also
one available for sale with immedi-
ate OCCUPANCY. To reach; Drive out
Univ. lane. turn right on Univ.
lane and go to Old Colesville rd.
right = blocks to Rutgers. right on
Rutgers, to end of block, turn left
II blk. to property on right
B. KEY CO., Realtors
CT pn1n rr{It n pA
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2-BEDROOM APT.
NEAR BOILING FIELD

INIhEDIBLf LOW PRICED
Owner Is in Boston, buying a large
house needs quick sale; 2 nice
sized bedrooms, large living room.
dinette. Kitchen and tile bath; To-
cooperative. convenient to schools.
transportation and shopping; take
over a. loan with total payments.
including principal. interest, taxes.
insurance, heat. light, gas and
maintenance of only S70S6. It's
unbeatable! Just $500 with 1000
2117, Ton Mon. call at Ma, 50Q5l.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 K st. NV.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
: across the country: safe storage in
Seoarate rooms. expert packing.
Prone NO. ol04 UNION STORAGE
co INC. est 1905.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. Stor-
LIGHT HAULING and moving reas :;
prompt Serv. ST 1000. : days q wk.
am.-q pm. w, MARVIN 2O'
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MODERN

Two-bedrm. det. BUNGALOW located
Ma NJ eao8 eeny To- sehoos s aoSefs and
attrac. furnishings. Truly an ex-
ceptional value at $120 per mo.
Owner on premises. or call SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV,
Ma 2345 -15
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RRAND-NEW
SEMIDET. BRICK HOMES

Three bedrms.. din. rm.,
complete mod. kit. with SIT.
GE refer. and garbage dis
posal; full bsmt. and other
features: only S1l5 mo- 5000
block 10th st. ne. Open Sat.
and Sun. to 8. tTurn north
Oh Mich. ave. on 18th St, tust
beyond Cath. U. to Emerson
st. then left > blks. 10 10th ST.
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1895 or DI. $685..
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FAILS CHURCH-2-bedrm bungalow.
equipped kit, 500. Near Alex
andria - : bedrm. semidet., full
=, ,bssnt;; 500. .s,n h,n..,or avn
attic, full bsmt.. equipped kit. -s1I0.
C. L. Hanowell Co, Realtors
FA. 5777. FA. 7193s or FA. 1900
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UNUSUAL,

Spacious new home. never occupied
perfect for entertainment and gra
cious living: choice NV. location
5 bedrooms. 4i2 baths; $3.50 per mo
Shown by appointment only. Owne
to approve applicant. Mrs. Barker
WO. 7s40; H. L. HORTON, NE
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STTRTTRPAN

Brick det. rambler containing tive
good-size bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm
kit. and bath. Ideal for small family
who desire even-temperature radian,
heat and fenced play yard. To in.
spect this home at 6902 Barton
I'd. Hyattsville. call SHANNON &
MA :,345 -I5
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RIGGS PARK

MCLEAN: New 3-bedrm.. 1Ha-bath
house S24O
Arlington: 3-bedrm. brick; avail.
Nov | Sl75
Annandale: 4-bedroom, 3-bath
home Sl6O
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. FA. 2620
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COLoRED-MOD. .-story brick and
stone house; vacant; 3 bedrms.. liv
rm., din. rm, lib. Ia baths: rec
rm.; full bsmt.. hot-air oil furnace;
. blks. from shopping center. church
and school; bus every "a hr.; mi
Sat 406 Shreve ST., Falls Church.
FA, 1909. IA
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Aim 18th CT

Lovely new corner home, having 6
rms. 3 bedrms., kitchen with dish
washer. garbage disposal, ETC.: J.
year lease at SI50 mo. Apply Mon
day to JESS FISHER g. CO., INC
lAon K st n " EX 1911
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1884 P ST. NV, APT. 81
Open 2 pm. to 9 pm. Sat. and Sun
/ blk; east Of Dupont Circle. Extra
balcony; library or dining rm., kit
with all modern conveniences. incl.
garbage disposal: 2 large bedrms.
and tile bath with shower; 3-way
exposure, air-cond. units: Venetian
blinds and window fixtures included.
EDWARD j. KYLE, Realtor
917 18th st. NV. ST. 5755. or CO
IA
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BETHESDA
Available Immediately

1AVd41uU1C 1IIIIIICC1IdGCIy
1924 Nicholson n.w.-Beautiful. pri-
vate section. 3 doors west of 18th
St. close to Rock Greek Park: 5
bedrms.. 3 baths. sep. servants room
and bath; baby grand: Steam-heated
by eas furnace; 2-car garage; 10
min. downtown on 10th bus. Has
1918 OPA, but will lease to respon-
sible family at S275 monthly. OWN
Err showing Sunday WI 1899 .
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OPEN Q To &

Completely furn. efficiency
apt with attTactiveiy mod
erDized Kitchen. at l435 N st.
NV A0t. 40l. REQUIRES,
$1,000 cash down and S54 .95
a month for everything.
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AURORA HILLS VA
WOODACRES Md
57O3 5th ST, NE.

Two-story semide.. brick with :
bedrooms and bath, full bsmt: fencec
yard nearly new: available now
Sll0 per month. Call ia. 5797 fol
key.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th ST. 01 02222
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The Ayondale, 1874 p ST.
nw-Two apis. available. l
contains. entrance hall. liV
rm. bedrm. util. rm kit. and
bath. Priced at only $500
for purchaser with substantial
cash Other apt. contains .
bedTms.. very large living rm.,
fun dining rm.. entrance hall,
k!t and bath; Owner wall &C
al switchboard 10 see both
apis.
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CLARENDON

Two story Colonial with liv nm. din.
rm. den, powder rm, "a bath. kit,
. bedrms- and bath; finished bsmt
near schools and shopping: i'm
mediately available at Sl50 Fer
month. ia. 5797.
AURORA HILLS, VA.
$40 26th rd. South--semidet. brick
with = bedrms. ana oath, bsmt.. recr
rm: fenced yd Available immed
AT Si2u per month.
WOODACRES. MD.
1215 Cobalt rd. Drive out Mass. ave
10 inspect this lovely 2-story brick
and clapboard home with 3 bed
rooms. :: baths, maids rm. and ga
rage; spotless condition: available
about the Goth at $lB0 per month
Call OIL. 3510 for directions.
Riverdale. Md. 4504 Sheridan St
Completely remodeled c-bedroou
home with fun bsmt., poTches
large yd. Cali CHI. 1892 for appt
to INSPECT
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OPEN TODAY
OPEN NOON TIL DARK

-Four downtown apis. Of
1erlng range in size from
efficiency to the entire wing
OF a building,
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HOUSES UNFURNlShED

4 ROOMS AND BATH. incl. l bed.
room; gas heat; tool shed and large
yard; S75 per mo-; refined middle
aged couple desired: you pay ali
utilities. Call Hillside 567s. Ia
z MIN. PENTAGON
brick bungalow; Q lge.
bedrms., lge. equipped kit. nice rear
yard: l blk. bus: S120 mo.
4 4-bedrm. Cape Cod. firepl.. lge. liv
rm.. full bsmt.; S135 mo.
BARBARA FOX, CHI. 9217
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OPEN ALL DAY

An unusually good value at
1890 Belmont ST. NV. Apt. /.
Entrance hall. living rm.. Gin
ing rm., open porch. kit. =
bedrms. and bath, = exposure
APT. IN excellent condition
for only S6.750.
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LARGE APARTMENT

Living room. dining room. sun room
3 bedrooms, 3 baths. dressing room
maids room and bath, splendid
modern Kitchen: 500 mo. Sat
Sun. ana ewes. phone NO. 9414
Mr.. Rails RANDALL H. HAGNER
1921 Conn. ave, DE. 5000. Ia
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THE SAXONY

WE WILL HAVE AVAIL
ABLE EFFICIENCY APART
MENTS FOR IMMEDIATE
AND NOVEMBER OCCU-
FANCY.
S9O-S9,25O
A NEW MODERN AIR
CONDITIONED BUILDING LO-
GATED ON THE EDGE OF
1901 Clydesdale Pl. NV.
Directions: BY Streetcar NO.
40 Mt. Pleasant line to Co.
lumbia and Ontario rds, walk
north 3 blocks on Ontario I'd.
to Clydesdale pl., right 1a
block to bldg.
See Mrs. Wilcox
Residential Manager Phone DE. s510
CHARLES E. SMITH
sos 18th st. NV. ST. 264e
IA
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1916 EUCLID ST. NV.
Apt. bldg; bedroom, liv. rm., kit.
bath; newly decorated; SS2.50 mo
See open Apt 90 Immediate occ
BROWN INVESTMENT CORP, 1925
Vt ave. NV. ST. 2026. Ewes. ia
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EXCELLENT LOCATION

suburban area, IS min. by car tc
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. utilS. furn,
tenant furnishes linens, silverware
and dishes.
Furnished in Excellent Taste
Rental, $3.50 per mo. to qualified
applicant.
For Information. address P. o. Box
SO, Alexandria. Va.
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EDMUND J. FLYNN

Coop apt. authority since
1920 Wash bldg. RE. 1918.
or RE. IT49.
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APARTMENTs UNEURkIsHED

TWO BEDROOMS; NV, 1924 Bel
mont rd. NV; very large apartment
consisting of entrance hall. llving
room, kitchen. pantry. . bedrooms
and bath; SS1 per month. see
400 a ST. N.E.-1st-fi. apt. rms,
bath; Arcola heat: sep. entr.; floor
coverings and drapeS may be pur-
chased from tenant. No children.
Rent, $50 mo. Open Sat. and sun.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

IF CAREER WOMAN over 40 desires
gfacious living, call EN- 1854 re
sharing lovely Forest Hills home
with 2 others; own room, bath.
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~.
Eo + bERss4HiN bbfEsRgs2sIH!f DsF;s so Assy kssf,
Dry ~ eIEaS1Sse efi5 4 e PE sToKE KMf s4%S GOOD
Ssiss Ca. f'l a. b1ssis ssisF & ys5s eo. bG 5SF
VARIETY ARE STORE, in a IN. section
Gan 1;%,' no & &cSmpetition. Low rent.
BABY AND cH1HDkEN's REV D9 suPPIS1; PfgS;
center in va. An opportunity for
a couple. to buy this business at the
rg Tight price. Call A. DISsIN & CO,
HARDWt2aRRlE taRl STORE, established
many many years. large gross income,
low n1esfS eElss, terms arranged. Can
SHOE REPAIRING-Fully equipped,
CATIONS Sms 81 IN tfe busiest bushes; 10
yrs, Gross income about $4,000 a
DRuGsToRE, iocsted In IN MarylanSS:: Ma; IaoS:
this store has great possibilities to
build up It's business established
oWner 'esh Wi self e fof other interests
small amount. No GOOD viii. ii'oeStH caIi
c:arI2 4; R21ssIN SHrSr,SSo.. 4 CO. Dg; o465,
and many other items. Due to Ill
1SSo SnA DC boukAL dJ U low 0rlCe.
Store located in. q large busy shon.
ping center. Call A. DISSIN a CO,
DRY OeIi; CLEANING SMALL PLANT
located in q well populated shopping
centsEs SIsss1A 1AArlingten, no competition.
STORE with off.sale beer
long est, doing 800 day; has :.
rnl. apt. above: 6-da. wk': reas ~
3-yr. lease: $4,000 handles.
Beauty shop, est. g yrs, mod eoutp..
doing approx. S12.O00 yr.; S-Sr
leaving city.
Rooming house, l., rms, well furn
running water in 8 rus; income
over $500 NO. plus apt. Price,
50 600: terms.
OWENS REALTY. Me. o4se
DINER, brick; oil h.-w.h.; > apfs-:
best equipment, good business! on
2, S. No. 40, Boonsboro, Md; S32..
2n0. LAWSON. Mt. Airy r14-W.
PART TINE MEN ATTENTION
n order to sell our mdse., will lease
the latest combination lc-6c nut
and gum dispensers. any quantity;
BIB. capacity. to. reliable men.
Three-yr. lease at $40 yearly. Pay.
able yrs. in advance. Good earn.
ings Address FACT. REPR. Boz
zl44, Alex. Va. st --~l0
(Continued an NeWk p.ga n
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12
Mrs. Marilla S. Freer

Mrs. Marilla S. Freer, IL, OF
1856 East Blvd NJ, Pontiac, Michi-
gan, died Wednesday March %,
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Garner T. Baldwin in Tenn
perence, Michigan. She had been
in falling health for the past five
years and was in critical con-
dition since December 7, 1850.
Born May Il, 1872, in Earl
vile, H., she was the daughter
of Edward and Jane Moody
Simison. She married Rev. Slade
Freer in Minneapolis, Kansas,
August 6, 1894. She went to Pom
tiac, Mich, from Delta, O., six
years ago to make her home. She
was a member of Lafayette
street, Free Methodist church.
Surviving besides her husband
are two sons, w. Hall of Pontiac
and Slade, Jr., of Indianapolis,
Ind; two daughters, Faith of
Detroit and Mrs. Baldwin of
Temperance.
Also surviving is one sister,
Mrs. Grant McColgin of Still
water, Okla; one half-sister, Mrs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

Pamela Jean Mackie, three
months old daughter of David
and Marian Wood Mackie, died
suddenly at the home of her par
ents in Macksburg, Tuesday
morning at 600 o'clock.
The child with her parents,
had moved on Monday to Macks-
burg from Canton.
Surviving are the parents, a
sister, Leona Kathleen and two
brothers, James Charles and
David Scott, Jr., of the home;
the grandparents, Mrs. Minnie
Ross Mackie, of Macksburg,
formerly of Caldwell and Belle
Valley, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bowser
of Canton and Clyde Wood OF
Canton.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon from the
McVay Shilling funeral home
and interment made in the Hos
kinsville cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12
Mrs. Estella D. Parrish

Mrs. Estella Dye Parrish, "A,
mother of Mrs. Owen H. Pick
enpaugh, died suddenly Tuesday
morning at the Pickenpaugh
home on Belford street. Her
death occurred at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Parrish had been living
in Caldwell for the past six
years.
She was born in South Olive,
a daughter of Richard and Lydia
Smith Dye. Most of her life was
spent in Noble County.
She was a member of the New
Harmony Baptist church and
Sharon grange.
Her husband, William Parrish,
died in 1872. A son, Hurd Par
rish, died two years ago.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Pickenpaugh at whose home
she died and Mrs. James Albaugh
of Guernsey, in addition to II
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. A sister, Mrs.
Josephine Drummond of Lodi
also survives.
The body was removed to the
Murphy funeral home in Cald-
we'll and prepared for burial.
Funeral services will be held
at 200 o'clock from the Sharon
Presbyterian Church with Rev.
Leslie Pritchard officiating.
Burial will be in the Sharon
cemetery. es
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12

Wednesday at nine a.. M at st.
Francis hospital, Cambridge, fol-
lowing a few weeks illness.
Mr.. Johnson was a member of
the Mt. Ephraim Methodist
Church, and the Mt. Ephraim
Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Joanna Vorhies Johnson, one
daughter, Mrs. Alberta Marquis
of Senecaville, and three grand
children, Ralph, Martha Ann ard
Mary Lou Marquis of Seneca
vile.
The body was removed to the
Meek Funeral Home, Senecaville
and remained there until Sat-
urday noon where it was taken
to the Mt. Ephraim church to lie
in state from one o'clock until
time for services. Members of
Olive F. 81 A. M. lodge conduct
ed services Friday at eight
o'clock at the funeral home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-12
Will Parker

Will T. Parker, rs, we'll known
resident of Quaker City, died at
his home early Wednesday morn
ing.
Born November 8, 1875, he was
the son of John w. and Elizabeth
Rice Parker. He had resided in
Quaker City for SO years and for
many years was janitor of the
Quaker City National Bank, re-
tiring a few years ago. He was
also a member of the Quaker
City Methodist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Inez
Hay Parker, whom he married
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D cath
Jack Hanson

Jack Hanson, n, died at his
home Belford street at 1905
p. m. Tuesday following linger-
ing illness.
He was born in England and
came to the United States when
he was 18. Coal mining was his
lifelong occupation.
Surviving is one son, Fred of
the home.
Funeral services will be held
at 1870 o'clock Friday afternoon
from the McVay-Shilling funer-
al home. Burial will be made in
the Pleasant City cemetery.
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Elizabeth Briggs and three half
brothers, Harvey o. of Hazel
Green, Wis, Walter vi. OF San
Francisco, and Ernest N. of Liller
Oregon.
The funeral was held Saturday
at Lafayette Free Methodist
church by Rev. c. B. Collver.
Burial was made in White Chapel
cemetery, uunder direction oi
Donelson Johns Funeral Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freer resided in
Caldwell about % years ago. She
had many local friends here.
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Mrs. Isabel Meighen

Mrs. Isabel Meighen, Of Cam
bridge, died at her home Thurs
day at $40 a. m. She was born
near Senecaville, a daughter OF
John and Emily Heidelbach
Gooderl, and married to Peter
Meighen in 1880. She was men,
Der of the East Cambridge Meth
odist church and the Missionary
Society of the First Christian
Church.
Surviving are one son, Carey
Meighen, Cambridge; three
daughters, Letha, Eva and Velma
of the home; one grandson. Two
sisters, Mrs. Rose Millhone and
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merfield: and five broti.ers STAN
ley and Myron, both OF West
Lafayette, Glen of Quaker -ity,
Sim of Marietta, and Ralph of
Summerfield.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at one o'clock Tuesday after
noon at the residence followed
by additional services at the
Bates Hill Church of Christ at
two o'clock. Burial was made in
Bates Hill cemetery.
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Surviving are his = widow;
Alma; = daughter, Mrs. Be ah
Wissman; foster-daughteT,
Carol Thompson and two grand
children, all of vienna.
Funeral services were held at
one o'clock Saturday afternoon at
Vienna Church of Christ and the
body was then brought to Crum
Ridge Church of Christ in Noble
county for additional services at
three o'clock. Burial was made
in the latter church cemetery
with the Gardner funeral home
of Stafford in charge.
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IN October, 1901; ONE sister, Mrs.
George Sandrock, of Belmont;
one nephew, Parker Rottmeier,
of st. Clairsville, two grand
nieces, Mrs. Charles Moore of
Cambridge and Mrs. Louella
Perkins of California.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 200 p. m. at the Eberle
Funeral Home, Quaker City, with
Rev. Erdis Kollar officiating.
Interment was made in the
Greenlawn cemetery.