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AND SILVER SPRING
BETHESDA, CHEVY CHAsE-Nov

> and 5 bedrm. homes ranging in
price from ST. $50 to S27,75O. Mrs.
| Brown, OIL. 1858. MYRTLE A. WEA-
| DON CO.. 432 Bond bldg. ma. 1894.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
GEORGETOWN
Angelo

1890 Goth ST. N.W.-Open . to g.
Wed, Thurs. and Fri. This white
plenty of closets. has roof, plumbing,
floors and walls in perfect condition.
Bsin~ includes kitchen. dining room
and lavatory. The liv rm. with fire-
place overlooks charming garden
with brick din terrace. L is planted
rms; twin bed size. and a modern
tile bath. occupy the End 4. Owner
has purchased Fla. home and wants
substantial cash Exclusive with:
tn DOT n
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HOUSES FURNISHED

R-BEDROOM up-to-date new home;
$3.50 mo-. all utilities furnished; inn
mediate possession. 81. 40SS. 19'
a-RM. HOUSE, secluded on CoI. I
THREE -BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
with full basement; electrically-
equipped kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal rental Sl35 per
R2Sow.E RSRt5i aSall 20. SEPT Phone PA. e sri +
RENTaLsIchoic. Arlington loc. 2
%RIeAT REALTY y ISe5s IINc;; 47Sd 471l
uSFURN' I5IHRSiA slRM. FIRM iHaoGsE for rent;
3l5 You st. re. Call ia. 2-s666
after $40 pm. for appt. -17
GLEN ECHO VIC.-Four- stone
house; $50 mo-; tenants wife to do
dG%sstiS epasr work work. IN aDDsd GSPecs on
EIse' rent. WI o43s. '
PARKWooD. near Kensineton; p
bedrm. brick bungalow: avail. Aug.
Wo. 1000. THos. L. PHILLIPS.
ARLINGToN-Fiye MINIS. to Penta;
gon; 8 rms; 2 screened porches:
nieeiy Dii farn sasaenec syF lease; sf45 mo
Low RESSaTAL; Tyr. lease. for family
with refs; 3-bedrm. house on 8
acres, near Falls Church, Va; 80
min. drive from town on mail hwy.
Box 103-L, Star
NEW BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
home; bedrms, 3 baths, : IRE
places picture windows; Soft. llv.
rm., hagStone terraces. elec. Kit.
2 acres Ready for occupancy Sept.
lst; located in Potomac Hunt. Appil-
cant must furnish unaueStienable
character and financial references.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. ME. u 43.
III
NEAR LEESBURG PIKE. 5 mi. west
Tyson's Corner. z rooms, bath. out
bldgS. Good cond.. 3 acres rich land.
Shady and cool; macadam road, S120
no. LEATH g. ASHLEY, INC, Ma.
6i64;e ewes, FA. }6S3,
CATHEDRAL-WEST vicinity
) bedrinS.. baths, lear garage;
oil heat, lovely ward. Diplomat being
transferred or VI. lease. For
inspection. can ARTHUR l. LAT
TERNER. OR. 1919 or WI. 6l5I.
WITHIN COMMITTING RANGE
Nam residence OF secluded country
place: overlooking well-kept meadows
and beautiful wooded rolling eoun-
try. Two medium and 2 smali-size
bedrms.. beamed-eeiling liy. rm.-
din. rm. combination. library, FIRE
places and > baths; available Octo-
Der lst at S175 per mo. Call Mr.
Smith. DE. 4101. Office hours;
Vienna l63-J-4. evenings.
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BETHESDA

DEN AND a BATH, 1st FIR.
A charming white brick home, only
2 years old. elose-in Bradley blvd,
area; reception hall lge. iy. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. screened porch. 4
bedrnlS., bath; lot approx. go IT,
deep, with trees. fenced; excellent
ins. Must be sold. Earl, IT
WRIGHT, WI. 5000; ewes, RE.
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COLORED. Bought smaller house,
ing house sect. OWNER. DE. 1851.
CoLoRED. sEMIDETAcHED BRICK
on. nice lot with garage; 6 rooms,
full basement with shower and auto,
heat; Colonial front porch: excel
by CONGRESS REALTY CO., u.
COLORED WEBSTER ST. = Real
value! Small down payment. spa
cious 4-bedrm. brick home; rec. rm.
Ieeep. hall, modern kit. Parouet
noedS fioorS' lear brick garage; front
CoLoREIp| 81 - BUcHANAN ST, ST NV,
100 blk.-Det. stone and stucco
home; 8 rms. ga baths; 2-car "a
raee;, hrepl.; oil heat: garbage Dis
pposall A truly fne home. substan-
POTTS REALTY CO.. 3sO1 MINI.
COLORED-500 BLOCK RANDoLPH
ST. N.W.--Clean 6-room brick; neat
back yard; large rooms; lst floor
81 s4 500 xith sEetss6t ssoo6 SUR Or
H4t RSfe 7sfs, fasn DE. SP. ssad: JOHNSTON @1G
CoLORED-LIVE FREE. PETwORTH,
immediate possession; newly deco
apts.: only S1.75O down. OWNER,
TU. 510S. 81
CoL0RED NV. - Wealthy owner
sacrificing home with elegant ap-
pointments for S23,950: 8 rooms,
handicapped lot; ideal NV. section.
See by appt. any time. Call TR.
COLORED. Nh. e6th AND L sTs.-
Charming 6-rm. semidet. brk. Oil
cond. Owner must sell. Has bur
chased another home. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. SH. SG94 till ..
COLORED-32O AND 3?Oi. End ST,
NV blk. south OF Penna. ave,
opposite Social Security and other
Govt. bldgs. Brick. . stories
RegulRr 2-family fiat. 3 rms and
bath each floor. Priced according
to amount Of cash payment.
OWNER. DI. 1865 or Wo. 2837.
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WANTED, unfurn. enc. or 1-bedrm
apt; pref. cloSe-in NV. or NE. MOI
over S5S. HO. e668 after 8 pm
YOUNG LADY desires 1-room, kit
and bath furn. apt, in apt. bldg;
NV. sect. NO. $751;.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.
CORNER HOME

Large det. corner brick. convenient,
located Side-hall entrance, large
living room with fireplace. spacious
dining room. den or first fl. bedrm
kitchen with dinette: End A. 4
bedrooms. , baths, Basement club.
room with fireplace. Oil h.-w. heat
quick sale and will consider a rea-
sonable offer. Can be seen any time
by calling Mr.. Martufi, LA. 6-7s45
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. DI. 3346, 1924 l4th st. NV
INGRAHAM. NEAR KANSAS AVE,
Red brick, corner, rooms, . baths,
club room, open flrepIaces: built
In garage. Price and terms reason
able.
NJ B. WEAVER
D1. 3346 WO. 4944.
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BETHESDA

Vacant-Our best buy. This stone
rambler has an attractive Iiv. rm.
with fireplace. din. rm., modern
equipped kitchen, 2 lovely bedrms
fun bath and porch on 1st Il. There
Is an attractive bedrm. and bath on
ceptional valuei-at S23 800. Call
W 3 WRIGHT EN- ERnn
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
4911 BRANDYWINE ST. NV.
Open ewes. SO pm. Sat. Sun. 81 pm
Quick possession. just blocks Il
Spring Valley shopping. Owner leav.
ing town; must sell this lovely brick
home on a deep shrubbed lot. Other
features are: 3 twin-size bedrms
powder rm. on lst A.. immense
side hall, detached garage: and you
must see the rest personally.
SAYRE g. STILES
DI. 1859. DI. 6S3S. JE. 3-73oa.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

PARK, immac. b-bedrm,
semidet. brk. with 4 bedrms. and
2 baths on 2nd a., bedrm. or den
on list; gar. side-screened porch
sell. May take under $50, 900. Raj.
FELL REAL ESTATE, SH. 1103 It'll 8
BY OWNER: Beautifully redecoratec
det. brick; center hall. liv. rm
fireplace, lge. din. rm.. new kit.
breakfast bar, :! porches, ) double
bedrms.. 2 tile baths, expansion at
tic, garage, oil h.-w.h. $21, 500. HU
9249. No agents. -l5
2i9 33rd ST. N.E.-Row brk. Only
- yrs; old. lst A., liv. rm., din. rm.,
Full bsmt., gas hot-air heat. Price
u 1000 Approx. S" 500 cash. KARI
W. CORBY CO.. INC, RE. 1925
Ewes, OR. 1895. Ii
A ST.-Two-apt. brick. only Sl2,15n
Terms arranged WA. 1898. w
CLIFFORD SHERTZER RE oo01
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BRIGHTWOODl'
BROOKDALE

Early American home of white brick
with stone front, built in 1889
on nicely handicapped level lot. Has
large living room with fireplace and
oriel window, well-planned kitchen
with breakfast area; 3 LARGE bed
rooms and 2 baths; porch overlook
ing garden; attached garage: large
basement with plenty OF space for
recreation room. Good equipment
throughout.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., Realtors
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave NV. OR. 4464
Evenings telephone OR. 1891
tList Your House With Usl
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BRIGHTWOOD

Attractive Colonial brick home; stu
ated in this most convenient and
desirable NV. location, featuring Z
spacious rooms and modern bath,
oil h.-w,h. built-in FaraEe. Owner
leaving city. Priced for Quick sale
FRED A. SMITH CO.
EX o4Sn lll2 1rth CT NV
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NEW HOUSES
Nearing Completion in
SPRING
VALLEY
48th and Tilden SITS. NV
Inspection Daily and Sun
10 Am. to Dark

3 and bedroom houses OF very
varying types with library or bed
room and bath on nrst floor
All custom built. individually planned
and constructed to conform TO the
demands of the most discriminating
purchasers.
They are in various stages of con-
struction q. g.. where the purchaser
may exercise individual taste
r within allowance provided. in the
selection of decorations and fixtures
These houses are close to school
downtown transportation, market
ing and shopping
To reach--Out Massachusetts, ave
to 49th St. left on 49th to Tilden
St. then left to 4Sth. .
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVEL CO. Realtors
Builders and Developers Of
wesley Hts, Sumner a. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. ave. NV. OR. 4464
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ASSUME CT LOAN

2-story semidetached home. contain
ing liv. nm. din. rm.. kit, 2 bed
rms. and bath, full bsmt.. gas heat,
Bendix washer, disposal, fenced yd.;
price. S11.500. 81. 1000 cash needed.
Call Mr. Donald West. with
WEAVER BROS, INC.
MaShinotnn Rldr M Sam. ausr
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LEO KOT,R
SEVEN OAKS. MD.

1897 WISCONSIN AVE. MI 21oo
Ewes, MR.. HULL, CO. O060
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FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
ONLY $12,750, $4,000 DIN.
HILLCREST
HILLCREST SE,

4AA@S4So04 0.5,
For lge. family or physicians home
and office: 2l2-story det. brk. con-
Eainins II rms. 4 baths. including
corner lot, mr.. bus. DI. 1915; ewes,
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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5801 EAST CAP. ST. Sc.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

homes, reasonably priced.
% A charming restored 4-bedrm.
home in suburban Bethesda; no.
thing else like it. t2) Two high.
quality homes in beautiful Edge
3. These new listing are we'll worth
seeing. OIL. 0070. ARTHUR W. LA
ROCHE & ASSOCIATES. s025 Wis.
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BRENTWOOD VILLAGE-Modern row
brick home. 6 rms. tiled bath, about
10 yrs. old, gas heat. full basement
Only S1l $50 for quick sale. Call
Mr; Dougherty. LA. 6-6666 or DE
st ne
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NORTH MICHIGAN PARK
Sl,50O down; modern 4-yr.-old s.
rm. brick, full bsmt.. gas heat.
Owner says sell at once. so make
pm, Ii. 1886. ATLAS REALTY
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BUNGALOW-S7,950

O4NN&AHOVV T,UOV
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
A. nice 5-room hungalow on q good
level lot. only ? blocks from transp.,
shopping and school. 1st class con-
dition Excellent terms.
HILLCREST REALTY co.
1414 Penna, Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4040.
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10
ONLY $1,450 DOWN-GI
Very attractive bunsalow with lse.
bedrms., tile bath, full bsmt. Oil &c.
heat. nice level lot. This you must
ifS s1RdEss ssd " 4 ssGa. s5E siG'Seo IL 3 T. E.
PROFESSIONAL MEN
See this excel Sc. corner location.
lge. lot. Cony. located in 2 shop
ping. areas and has S1-ft. frontage
on heavily-traveled avenue. Excel,
buy for doctors and dentists.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Ii, $4,000,
LOOK, BUNGALOWS!
CORAL HILLS
Brick, 5 rms. bath. recr rm., bar,
lge. bsmt., expansible attic, nice
lge;, lot. Price, S16.5O0. $4. 900
cash.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
New. brick home Liv. rm.. firepl., 8
bedrms., bath, bsmt.. kit. side
Priee. sf4soo sfsssoSa $500 sis sss cash neat
HILLSIDE
Liv. .rm.. din. rm.. kit. bath, bedrm.
and lge. I'm. attic; oil h.-wh.; lge.
bsmt.; S11,500 with $1,000 cash.
MORNINGSIDE
Liv. rm., dinette-kit. comb. 2 bed
rms. bath; oil heat, lse expansible
attic. Only S9,950. Reas. down
payment.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Ii. $4,000
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H-BEDROOM up-to-date new home
$3.50 mo-. all utilities furnished; i'm.
A-RM. HOUSE, secluded. on Col
pike; eonv. to Pentagon. FA. 1882
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BETHESDA - Well-designed white
brick Colonial; liv. rm., lge. porch,
din. rm., lst-f powder rm, all
elec. kit, 3 twin-sized bedrms and
bath; fun bsmt. with lavatory gas
&C. heat: slate roof, copper plumb
siS S a5S scnOeI Gan elSTe Roks BY leea SoT nnt Is
to inspect. Ewes. OIL. 1898. WALK
Err & DUNLOP, INC. 1900 18th
st NV DI 0o22 -lT
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OPEN 6-8 PM.
zoo ADRIAN ST

Nice 6-rIn, semidet. brick; 3 bedrms..
recr; rm. new-house cond.; i'm
$12,500. Assume $4,000 4es loan.
Out MINI. ave. to Ridge rd. to Texas
ave, left l block to property. Mr..
Adams T PAUL MUDD CO.. 24OS
MINI ave LII a-42Sn
Evening star., 1951-05-10
District Officials Dror
Proposal 10 Remove
Ambulance Interns

District officials have talked
themselves out of long pending
proposal to take interns of
Health Department ambulances i
was learned today.
The proposal. based on a shor'
supply Of doctors, was one Com
missioner F. Joseph Donohut
found on his desk when he tool
over the District Building post
He opposed it.
Gallinger Hospital officials had
Igiven two reasons for the request
Complaints from the interns they
were not receiving beneficial ex-
Iperience when their time was re-
Iquired at the Municipal Center
building while assigned to ambu-
lance duty. and waste of their
time away from the hospital.
Service Impairment Feared.
Budget Officer Walter l.. Fowler
pointed out, however, that a
meeting of the officials concerned
with the problem raised a fear
that removal of interns from the
lambulances might impair the
service.
Mr.. Fowler recalled the ad-
verse criticism of the ambulance
service which arose three years
ago before interns were placed
|on the vehicles. Since then, he
said, there has been no criticism.
The Budget Office raised the
possibility of leaving interns on
the ambulances, but operating
them from Gallinger rather than
Municipal Center. The Health
Department pointed out, however,
that the running time between
Gallinger and Municipal Center
lis from 10 to Is minutes.
Eat at Gallinger.
This time would be added to
many calls for emergency serv-
ice. Most of the calls come from
the north central area of the
city.
The Health Department. which
originally concurred in the Gal
Ilinger proposal, finally recon-
mended no change in the service,
and the proposal did not go be-
fore the Commissioners.
Mr.. Donohue said another
thing he was looking into was
the practice of sending the in
terms back to Gallinger for meals.
Il don't see why we don't just
give them rs cents or so to buy
lunch, rather than have them
make the trip back" he said.
Evening star., 1951-05-10

the city Of $4,000. Already II
bodies have been dug from the
debris, identified and buried.
Local officials expect to find as
many more before rescue work is
completed.
Next hardest hit by Sundays
quake was Chinameca. a town of
5000, 2 miles east of Jucuapa.
There the toll reached Is dead
and II seriously injured. Most of
Chinameca's buildings were de-
stroyed.
Rescue work in the stricken
zone has been hampered by re-
peated earth tremors which have
so far been light, but which are
Evening star., 1951-05-10

street which remembered as hav-
ing ways of sheet metal"
Another eyewitness. Sonora
Mercedes Gutierrez, was praying
in a local church with five other
persons when the quake hit. The
shocks threw her to the ground
twice, she said.
AT first the dust blinded us,
but soon we saw one part of the
church lighter than the rest and
made our way up there"
The group escaped through a
shattered wall, but one young girl
died from injuries caused when
heavy pieces of masonry crashed
to the floor.
Evening star., 1951-05-10
BY the Associated Press

JUCUAPA, Ell Salvador, May 10.
-Shattering earthquakes have
eft $4,000 homeless in Southeast
q Salvador. But the death toll
not likely to exceed 200-falls
far$ below the government esti-
nate of 1000.
A visit to the quake area just
south of the Pan American high
way, 65 miles east of San Saliva
dor. revealed scenes of utter
devastation.
The full fury of the quakes
struck at this regional coffee CEN
ter of Jucuapa. Not a single
building was left habitable in
Evening star., 1951-05-10

feared to foreshadow another
major quake, Scores of these
tremorS were reported Tuesday
and seven distinct shocks were
felt in Jucuapa between 8 am.
and noon yesterday.
The first shock, which hit
Jucuapa about 5 pm. Sunday,
was the destructive one and came
without warning.
Mayor Luis Hidalgo was stand
ing behind the counter of his main
street pharmacy when the quake
came. He said:
Il was thrown to the floor and
don't remember how I got out of
the shop. Somehow rushed to
shelter in a building across the
Evening star., 1951-05-10
Phone Menu Service

Housewives in Vienna, Austria.
mo longer have to worry about
what to cook, for a telephone
service gives them the days menu
complete with recipes, for free.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-08

enjoyed. Mrs. Neer was presented
gift by the club as a token Of
their appreciation. At small ia
bles, eentered with potted Afri-
can violets, ice cream centered
with a flower. cake, mints, nuts,
coffee and ice tea were served.
The violets were later presented
each mother. Those present were
Mrs. Herbert Harper of Lafayette,
Mrs. Ernest Ripley, Mrs. Fred
Yeazell, Mrs Amlin, Mrs. Mary
GLADDEN. all Of Springfield, Mrs.
Elton Everhart and Mrs. Emerson
Neer of Urbana rural, Mrs. Leon
nard Goodfellow of Mechanics
burg rural, Mrs. L. c. Momberg,
Mrs. Fay Caplinger, Mrs. George
Palmer. Mrs, Myron Runyan,
Mrs. John Goodfellow, Mrs. Ralph
Neer, Mrs. Briggs Neer, Mrs.
Roger Sharp, Mrs. Carlton Rum
yam, Mrs. Robert Bumgardner,
Mrs. Howard Locke, Mrs. Robert
Tullis, Mrs. John Anlin and the
hoSteSses.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-08
Mt. Sterling Girl
Miami Graduate

Mary Ann Alkire, 371 North
London ST., Mt. Sterling, will re-
ceive a bachelor of science in
education degree at the Miami
University's 112th annual COM
mencement Monday morning June
IL at Oxford, Ohio. Degrees will
be granted to total of 664 per-
sons.
Elmer L. Lindseth, president of
the Cleveland Electric Illumina-
ting Co, a Miami graduate, will
give the commencement address.
The baccalaureate sermon SUNDAY
night, in open air services in the
stadium, will be given by DR..
William Alexander, Oklahoma
City minister Commencement will
be in Withrow Court. the COLLEGE
gym.
Both Lindseth and Dr.. A,exan-
der will receive honorary degrees
as will Charles r. Hook, Middle
town, chairman of the Armco
Steel Corp, and Miss Mary Can,
non, chief of the international di.
vision of the women's bureau
United States department of la.
Dor. Miss Cannon Is Miami
graduate.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-08
S. CHARLESTON
BY MRS. n. r. NELSON
Ph. 8-B502 Z 8-8375

Mrs. Charles L. Gilbert and
Mrs. c. d. McIntire entertained
with a dessert bridge in the Gill
bert home on Friday evening. The
guests present ncluded: Mrs.
Clare Valentine of Dayton, Mrs.
Clarence L. Hunter or London,
Mrs. Paul M. Halbrooks, Mrs. H.
j. Raine, Mrs. Ralph Harold.
Mrs. Austin WildInan. Mrs. w. l..
Wentz, Mrs. E. c. Mattinson, Mrs.
William Francis, Mrs. w. A. Mails
barry, Mrs. Walter Florence. Mrs.
Fl. It. Nelson, Mrs. Gary Miller,
Mrs. Edward Roberts, Mrs. Van
Allen Mattinson. Mrs. Alfred
Weisheimer, Mrs. Jonathan Chen
ey, Mrs. Martin Barber, Mrs.
Edward G. Nehls, Mrs. Boyd Butt,
Mrs. James Florence, Mrs. G. III,
Rea Sr., Mrs. Merritt Roberts,
Miss Louise Harvey. Mrs. Wilson
Kuhlman. Mrs. David KirlSwood,
Mrs. Robert Rhodes, Mrs. Mes
bitt Murray, Mrs. Fred Bostwick,
Mrs. Dan Dean, Miss jean Rob-
erts. AT the close of the games
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Kuh,-
man, Mrs. Alfred Weisheimer and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-08
Attends Own
Funeral Rites

BURLINGTON, Colo. o..-iPl-"It
would have been too bad il /
had to be dead and miss all this. +"
That was the reaction of a
wiry. onetime rancher and store
keeper after he conducted his own
funeral because Il want to be
sure of what goes on
1t was no easy matter for J. m.
Gernhardt, rs. The school board
wouldn't allow him to use the
school auditorium. Gernhardt had
10 pack an overflow crowd of
more than 1000 into the local
armory. A scheduled singer back
ed out so he played records. Sew
eral ministers turned him down
before the Rev. S. Il. Mahaffey
OF kanorado, Kas., agreed to con-
duct the services.
Gernhardt, doubling as corpse,
chief mourner and stage manager,
squirmed in his seat of honor fac
ing the audience. As the minister
warned that worms destroy all
bodies, the grizzled little man rar
a finger under his collar and
glanced nerveusly at his expensive
copper caSket.
He frightened as a friend, Mrs
Herbert Drew, played two piano
selections Abide With Me-
and Make 1t Pure" This was fol.
lowed by recorded vocal music.
Gernhardt, after serving a din.
ner he cooked himself for thC
press and others, rode to the ser.
vices on the front seat of the
hearse. He went home the same
way. The casket was stored i'm hi:
basement.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-08
SOUTH SOLON
BY Mrs. Ruth Diffendal
Phone 327f

Mrs. H. p. Gray, former resi-
dent of the Community, died May
81 in the Presbyterian Home in
Sidney. Mrs. Gray's body was
sent to her former home in Cort-
land, N. Y. where burial was in
family lot. Her only son T. j.
Gray, who operated a jewelry
store for several years here, pre-
ceded her in death.
Memorial Day services were
conducted on Wednesday after
noon in the Community building
The program opened by audience
singing, THE Star Spangled Ban
ner," Pledge of Allegiance to the
flag and invocation by Rev Hugh
Robinson. Musical numbers in
cluded the school band, the Grear
family, Martha Leach ana Bob
Grear. Address was by Judge
Dana Reynolds of Columbus.
Following the program, a parade
was formed and marched to the
cemetery where final services
were held.
Miss Rosalyn Simmermon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Simmermon and winner of the
beauty contest in this Lions Dis
trict, was named runner-up to
the queen in the State Conven-
tion held in Akron Miss Simmer
mon will go to Atlantic City and
ride on the Ohio float in the par
ade of the States.
The Golden Rule Class Of the
Methodist Church met on Fri
day evening in the home of the
teacher, Mrs. Rhoda Butler. Those
present were, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Lutz and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurman Bentley and family,
Mrs. Frances Womacks and Dot
ty and Mrs. Dick jerks.
Guests on Saturday of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Taylor were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Barr of Springfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stockwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Stockwell
OF Jeffersonville, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hisey and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spears and
Carol Sue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sexton
spent several days with MIR. and
Mrs. James O'Rourke and Pa
tricia at Clarion, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin Gordin and
Barbara spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Gordin and
Stephen near LaWreneeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dorm
(Juanita Knisleyl have named
their daughter sandra Sue
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-08
CATAWBA
By Edna Neer Davidson

Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Neer ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Gayle
Locke and children, Bonnie and
Donnie, to Lexington, Kentucky
Tuesday, on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Carr Of
New Vienna were the dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul j. Neer and Mrs. Mary 3.
Tavenner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otho Petty of
Mt. Carmel, Iii. have returned
home from visit with their
nephew and family, MIR. and Mrs.
B. p. Miller and family.
Mothers Day was observed BY
the Philea club with an apron
party Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Lawrence Caplinger,
Mrs. Leo Caplinger was hostess.
Garden flowers were used in the
various rooms. Mrs. John Amlin
gave an interesting talk on aprons,
after which each mother was
presented an apron by her daugh-
ter. A book review, I'VE Shook
The Family Tree" presented by
Mrs. Emerson Necr was greatly