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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Very desirable red brick, 6-bedroom
home: close to all schools; excel
lent TRANSPORTATION to town and fine
shopping area. Large living room
with fireplace, dining room, modern
kitchen, screened porch and Q baths;
ment. evenings, OR. 0652, PHIL
LIPS. CANBY q FULLER. INC, ST. !.
BAiRHNABY AsiRHNAY WooDs-First pressnta-
ton; lovely det. white-brick Colonial
built S yrs: sgS Ay EEsnk ss 9 PnlIlps nrIHss;
din. rm., kit; huge screened porch:
8 lge. bedrms., 2 baths on end a.;
storage attic, recr. rm.. attached ga
EYES. cali Wo. $500. FRANK B..
RRRH71TlHHETWodn.. RHTH EFSs RI. 1a1d soo block sitt.n-
house st.0semidet. BRICK. 8 rms,
LYMAN. MAN re RE nsss ssss. $50 Sc. os45 AaA
BRIGHTWOOD-n you are. looking
for q real home, see this 4-bedrm.. ).
semidet brick home: LIST a: hail
entrance s,1 hy; ,dsn. rna; Win fTspi re, % lgs
Front Fro am and % rear yards. d' storm torn sash sash,
screens. Venetian shades, awnings.
Appts. only. JAMES 5. WILDER,
caEy4 iii 4siSHi CHASE - Rambler gf styled,
siss sacelsSt q edndtion a A. c5deE aras aef b.d
rms, 2 baths, large liV. rm., dining
rms modern kitchen On l tioor:
dormitory attic; entire bsnt., game
rm,; det. garses; reasonable pries;
.9agTS IHEEussss, sss,IgE VT sS1si .g Ap 400; sr,ct
CnEx W.. C1a isnn 500 as;, tn S4o PM sfsl
All have 8 bedrooms. baths. ga
rage, full basement, gas heat and
many other hne features. LEGUM
4 GERBER. Realtors. OR. 5000
rnEvr MI Di4i CHASE, D. c-wakeiisld,
on nice level lot; 1st. a. has center
hall My. rm., dining. rin., kitchen.
powder room; End q. has 8 bed
rooms and 2 bath: finished Bird a.;
garage. Large 1sk trust available.
LEnUM q GERBER. Realtors. OR.
eMevY spev ~ CHASE. 1 BE- D. c-ssi 300
Cony. location. mr.. Conn. ave. liy,
rm., din. rm., mod. KIT. den.
bedrms. and full bath; excel cond;
For Inspection. call F. A. TWEED
Co, NC. 5504 Conn. ave. n.w..4
cEAvJ EM 12se 29aasR. ~ 3 pr. -sTa.-pyetty whit.
Colonial. most congenient. section.
close to Blessed Sacrament Church
and school, Three bedrms.. bsth,
liv. fm. with firepl., din. rnns hitch
en- and breakfast space. Owner
transferred, must have immediate
sale; S2L.760. BMLiNGSLEx. g
or after . pm, OR. 1000.
chevy CHASE, p. C.-Brick-Cen-
nsodrsn euuip. Kitchen. library. pow
der rm., screened porch. twtn.sized
bedrms., Q tile baths, finished 3rd
a., bsmt. recr. rm.. gas heat ana
garage, lge. handicapped lot. e
!. Inspect, call OR. 0o4s or De; 9ls6
tin 9 pm. REALTY sHOh EtsS5s
CHEVY sVi e CHASE RASiBLER-Lge. ltv;
rm.. din. nm. eles: kit;, hbraTy; ,ys.s 3
Tecr. rm.. drepi., maids nm. and
bath. sas heat. 3-car garase; situ-
ated On lge. wooded lot. To n Is
Am b n.rn. REALTY BROKNktB.
INC. E606 Conn. ave-.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

SHOREHAM VIC. - Young man to
share lge., CONT, attr. furn. apt;
utiI incl; home priyil.; pvt, unlim.
phone: reas. NO. 1917. after Q.
WANTED-Yourg lady with bounce
and pen and. personality to share
modern tWtn-bed rm. apt; you can
Be slightly lazy or have q maid: M.
18th st. NV. GE. $3.50; after 4.
COUPLE with child to share apt.
with another man. Chevy Chase Sec
tion; refs. required. CAM OR. 49A3,
GIRL. SO-Sb. 10 share comb. liy..bed-
rn1. apt. with 2 other empl. girls in
NV; S4l mo-, uttl. incl. M. 973S.
Apt, 4, from to 8 pm. rs
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COLORED-NR. 18th AND COLUM-
BIA RD.--Bsmt. rm. for middle
per mo. RE. 1888. --23
COLORED-TWO UNFURN. rms; re-
fined couple; home privileges; NV.
section: conv. transp. HU. 1868.
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DOCS. PETS. ETc.

VANTED-some one to care for my
dog: must live in country. Phone,
Nc No3bSS9Eanf,s S92z ffseIp Ip1pPPTns, n; want sood
homes. Cab Wa. 1851.
EN(SIISH BULL PUPPIES, wks..
Axe IarEe heads. heavy boned,
1oIne fawn. outstanding litter.
CLOVERDELL FARMS. FA. 1892.
PUPPIES, dogs; various breeds tc
good homes; Mont; Co. Shelter
sDen s:soaP. 81, 6lss.
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CHEVY CHASE

furn.: three bedrns.. ga baths;
gas a.-c. heat: GE kitchen; SEQ
per mo-; up to year lease: in
mediate occupancy. now vacant:
89O7 Geaegie st. At corner OF
Bradley lane 1nd Brookytlle ro.
YELLOTT q co.
Realtors. 1924 Eye et. NV. MA. 0As4
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN - 4th girl to share
fine row house with Z GoAeRe s5ao- IL
EII1nSEEiR;LY I1SEiR;L WIDOWER desires middle
aRed couple to share beautiful home
IN exchange for household duties.
CIoA4.joRsD.-oNE IN BED ROOM. pvt kit;
COUPLE, TO share house n sonIn-
west sect. ME. 242I. aIseI 2 ess h'
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

WANTED-We have numerous pros
poets for cooperative apis, espe-
cfally convenient to 18th and
Columbia I'd. Night or Sunday, call
Mrs. MerilIat. CO. 5166, LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER. 1710 K st. NV.
CEAR BOILING FIELD. lovely 2-bed-
rm. apt. In modern bldg, only
$3.50. Payments, $70.67 q mo.
incl. maintenance. Immediate pos
session. 81. L. GODDARD. OIL.
1922. --23
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

SOs MASS. AVE. <N.E.-Nicely furn.
rooms, cooking privils.; quiet home;
mr.. transp. Il. 4-S957.
SOUTH DAKOTA and r. I.-Lge
front twin bedrm.. phone and laun-
dry privils. $50 ca. NO. 1895. --25
COLORED - 1889 IRVING ST
leges: S3S mo. Call after 8. LA.
CoLORED-sl4 K ST. N.E.-am-
ployed couple; home privileges: Ii
3-S2O1. -26
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcons. J

TWO-BEDRM. BUNGALOW = Cony.
shopping and transp.;; close IN TG-
koma Park small family 500.
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ROOMS WANTED

wishes to rent recreation
room in Bethesda area; can pay sub
stsntial rent; also need some space
In an area-zoned commercial. not
necessarily on main thoroughtare.
Ohoue no, -Z3
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

BEAUTIFUL PANELED ROOM; new
furniture, telephone in room: ex-
elusive residential area and garage
Il desired. 1929 Westover DIR. Sc.
COLORED-SINGLE FURN. RIM. for
man; also unfurn. room for man
and wife. Ii. 3-797S. after 4 pm.
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gUslNEss OPPORTUNITIES

RksTAURANF and soda fountain. al
fxtpres; doing good business; must
sell. leaving town. Bee hy 9ppoln1-
men&. 1896 r et. A.W. IL 4-S0y9.'
TAke &1,40Qs
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FOREST HILLS
Imposing White Brick
Underpriced at $45, 900


Near Connecticut ave. In Q !.
private wooded Setting this ex-
quisite white brick home on
over y acre OF ground and
with frontage Of over $50 It.
contains every detail and nm
cry IMAGINABLE. Beautiful wall
{ to-wan caEpetings Czeehoslo-
yakian crystal chandeliers and
lovely Aoof-to-ceiline mirrors :
included In salo. First moor,
center-entrance halI. living
room. dining room, kitchen.
breakfast room, library, pow
der room. outdoor screened
porch and terrace, 4 unuaun9
second floor bedrooms and D
baths; hail stairs % esQeAeo .
attic. Secar oarage. we have
advised the owners that they
have undeypriced their home
but they nevertheless wish us
to proceed with the sale i'm
nnediately: This s. . real op-
portunfty!
TO inspect. please call
NETZEL REAL ESTATE
: HU. 434S
z@Z k(SN -
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 1887; eyes,. GE. LAG.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage in
Phone NO. OlO4. UNION STORAGE
CO INC. testab. 1900.
MOVING, day or eyes,, by exper.
men; very reasonable; estimates
given. Call AT. 9342 after 2 pm.
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt service; reas. ST. 1000. z days
Q week. z a.m.-9 pm. W. MARVIN.
29s
FURNITURE MOVING
Prompt service; reas. HI. 7702. z days
o wk., z a.m.-0 pm. L. HINNANT.
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BRADLEY HILLS
BRIGHTWoOD
7Sn

Tapestry brick row house In excel
lent condition. Has living room, din-
Ing room, den. kitchen. 8 bedrooms
and, bath; sleeping porch: aas heat.
w.. C.. q A. N. MILLER
OR. 4464; Eves., KE. 7-03Q6.
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GOONACRE APIS

GOODACRE APIS.
2-bedrm. spts. avail. Feb. i;
S97 so, util. incl; suitable for adults
only; all modern conv.. iireproof
bIdgs., excel transp. and shopping;
once on premises, S619 Pfney
Branch rd., Silver Spring, Md. Open
daily, 0-5:30; Sats., 9-1. 81. Tl11.
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CHEVY CHASE D. C..

We are priviIeged to ofier for the
first time this unusual 25-ft. row
house. There are 5 bedrms.. 5 compl.
baths, Ice reception hall. modern
kit, 2 rear .iriclosed porches,' rec.
rm.: and auto. heat, For appt.
1900; eves., AD. 500. BOSS d
PHEI PS. l417 X at. NV. pa
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WESLEY HALL

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled, re-
dec. bldg Running water In every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendt1 washer;
selected meun, S50-S60. 1895 21st
st. NV. HU. 1924. :
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms, some with
pvt. bath. American plan. Excellent
meals. Home atmosphere. HO. 1866.
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WE HAyE ATS; AND 4, . ,I7S HogsEs gSa
fETS. WASH, Va. WHITE ONLY.
9-7s SAT. SUM. g-6.
SS4 BOND BLDG, Ma. O007
1Sfn ST. AND N. Z. AVE- NV.
21S RUPEEY BLDG. K. S-l3lS
S16 KING ST., ALEX, MON.-SAT.
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BARGAIN

BARGAIN
Almost new 4-burner table top Roper
range Call DI. S175. "a
Warehouse Clearance
One 10 NC l6 4S-in. Hotpoint dish
washer with sink; $46O66. save
S1S0.66; $3.50.
Two 41S Philco elec. ranges; S449.96.
Save $3.50; $299.95.
One No. 70 International Harvester
freezer; $2S7.95. Save $68; $219.9o.
One 7oo1 Apex 22o-v. clothes drier;
S263.e5. Save $S3.95; $50. All
merchandise new. in ORIGINAL car
TIRE & BATTERY CO., 10th and
n me-; open ewes. til 8. Ii. 3-9OS2.
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college Park-Hollywood
A limited number Of new houses
ayailable for rent ct $165 per mo-;
dying room with fireplace, 8 bed
rooms. tiled baths, full basement,
Equipped kitchen, automatic heat.
n. CARLYLE de LOZTER
o71ep 7 Ave WA. 5000.
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DOCS, PETS. ETc. Cont. J

PUPS. 8 wks.: Berlin I'M
ported sire and dam; excel. ped.
reas. 1928 N. Gath. Arl. IA. 2-927b,
PINsCHER puppies
Axe; wormed, docked, cropped, In.
oculated. KE. o-6.sS1. 29
DOBERMAN
Black and rust, Axe. 5 months old
LO. 6-4475. rs
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APTs. FURNISHED tceat.l

TONIGHT. ENJOY THE COMFORTS
or YOUR OWN APARTMENT IN
THE HEDIN HOUSE. BEAUTIFULLY
TEL SERVICES. AID 5000.
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.QID

WE PAY T5 TMid5HEesT EST cAsH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH. 3039.
SCRAP RON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house RAGS; hishest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver vouf
accumulationS. please phone US
81. WAsH sa1. M 81. soo7 oAe
eSCSRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. avto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid, II you cannot deliver your ac-
foundations. please phone US. ACE
JUNK CO.. 1880 Georgia ave, NV
Hu. 442l.
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ROOMING HOUSE
81, 900 cash down handles. $3.50 mo.
income. Rent $3.50 mo-. lease. All
housekeeping. We have other similar
businesses.
MYRTLE A. WEADON co.
432 Bond Bldg. ME. 6540. HO. 1910.
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FURNITURE. Wanted good
furniture and household
effects; any amount. Also
need refrigerator and gas
range. Please call today
MR.. GRADY, MA. 2679.
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LONGCOFE GUESTHOUSE
Conn. ave. and Kalorama I'd. NV:
sgle.- and dble. rms; maid service.
2021 Kaiorama I'd. NV, DU. 9579.
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3-BEDRM.-ACRE LOT
All modern, surrounded by large ma.
pies; plenty of GARDEN. free pasture
Yor horse; in Annandale; ID. G. bus
service: S110 per mo.
MILLS REALTY CO..
Va. FA. O9e9-4glS.
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1905 34th ST. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished brick home, 6 rooms, bath,
built-in garage; hot-water heat; oil
burner; In very nice netghborhood
month. To inspect call HENRY j.
ROBB. INC. 1924 Vermont ave. NV.
pI:. S141, Ewes. and sundays. EN-.
s-BEDRM. HOUSE partly furn. in
Fairfax. Liv. rm.. lge. window.
equipped kit. and util. rln., lge. lot.
Rent. S115. PENTAGoN REALTY
CO., 6829 Lee hwy. JE. 1890.
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SOUTHEAST
431B Il st. s.e.-Six-rm. brick. Bemi-
det.; gas heat; fenced-in rear yard;
full bSmt.; 500 per mo. UN. 35oo
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VENETIAN BLINDS and storm win
dows for sale. Reasonable, Call LU.
2-S2S6. "a
WASHER, Easy Spinner, de luxe,
brand-new, never used. Spiralator
washing action, swinging faucet; cost
$500; sacrifice. $l36 cash. Ia. 1882.
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occupancy for 2 3-bedrm.
rambler with, hy; rm., dining area sa
mo. Directions: Lee highway to Falls
Church, right on Broad st. to Pimmit
Hiss subdivision, right on ptmmit
Or. to Hileman, left to 1919. Key
at 1914. ia. 2-7349. rs
1926 K ST. NV. q completely
remodeled home with 9 rooms. 2
baths, automatic-gas hot-air neal
Rental. S167.5O per month. -
HENRY J. ROBB. INC.
1n0A Varynnnt Ave NV Dl S141.
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128 33rd ST. N.E.-Liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, 2 bedrms. and bath: full
bSmt.; $110 mo. Cali r. A. HUM
PHRIES. Realtors. MA. 5000.
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VIC. 30O2 32nd St
Lovely det. gentle home; semipvt.
bath; gentleman; $40. Wo. 1897.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2117 o st. NV
Iar .in Ia
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Lowell and new son.

Lowell and new son.
Mrs. H. H. Osmond is re-
covering from pneumonia.
Ernest Kick, who has been
ill, was able to visit his garage
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel johnson
entertained friends from Cleve-
land, Saturday evening.
Cards received from Mrs.
Turner Blackburn and Mrs.
Ralph Chapman report them
having grand trip through
the west.
Mrs. John Friel is attending
the State House Demonstration
Council in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Miller
and a party of friends had
lunch in Mentor, Sunday.
E. A. Summers celebrated
his birthday last week, his
guests were his sister, Mrs
Anna Brace of Montvilyle, Mrs
Mable Hossler of Chardon, Mrs
Ida Summers and daughter
Bobbie, of Euclid.
Mrs. w. III. Miller, Mrs. Bert
Ashcraft, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j
Miller visited Mr.. and Mrs
Sterling Timmons in Auburn
Sunday.
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Walter WiIn,ot
Rites Sunday

HUNTSBURG - Funeral SER
vices for Walter A. Wilmot, aged
II, who died at his home in
Huntsburg Friday, June 6, were
held at the Laraway Funeral
home, Sunday. Burial was in
Claridon Center cemetery.
Mr.. Wilmot was born in Cleve-
land, Aug. S, 1880. From 1901
until 1910 he worked as an en-
gineer on the B. & 0. Railroad
and then went into the mercan-
tile business. After spending
year travelling for the Goodyear
Rubber Co. of Akron, he came
to Huntsburg where he operat-
ed a general store for 33 years.
He retired about four years
ago, because of failing health.
He was a member of the Con-
gregational church and also of
the Masonic Lodge of Cleveland.
He is survived by two daugh-
ters: Mrs. Margaret Tucker of
Huntsburg, Mrs. Elizabeth Pet
ersen of Chesterland, two grand
children and three brothers: Ar
thur of Claridon, Ellis of Cleve-
land and Henry E. Wilmot of
Cuyahoga Falls.
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Ma, Pa and Me
to Banquet
Next Friday

BURTON - Freddy Herring
will be POSTMASTER at the"Ma,
Pa, and Me" banquet on Fri
day, June Is, at $50 pm. at
the Burton Congregational
church. The banquet is spon-
sored by the Junior-I -Intermed-
late department of the church
school.
The dinner, served by the
Women's Fellowship group,
will be followed by group
singing led by Frank Samuel,
accompanied by Mrs. John
Dingman on the piano.
The welcome to the parents
will be given by Miss Jacqie
Brenick, with the response by
Russell Artwell. This will be
followed by a speech by Rev.
K. G. Peterson, and a prayer
by the third and fourth grades.
There will be four main
summer Bible school displays
on exhibit. Richard Green is
in charge of the third grade
display, Roland Green will show
the fourth grade movie, Betsy
Samuel is in charge of the
fourth grade display and Rose
marie Hill is in charge of the
upper junior display.
"Eventide" and "Finlandia"
are the selections chosen for
the junior choir to sing, under
the direction of Mrs. Theron
Dean.
The Pilgrim Fellowship men,
bers will present the play
Marriage Vows" under the
direction of Mrs. William Rus
sell. Those in the play are:
Eddy Fruhauf, Donna Bowman,
Kenneth Blair, Mary Downes,
Joann Gill, Bill Reed, Beverly
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Discuss Need of
Full Time Police
at Burton

BURTON - The need of a
full time policeman was dis
cussed at the June meeting
of the Burton Chamber of Com
merce at Hosmer's restaurant
on Thursday, June S.
Also discussed was the need
of an open air pavilion in the
park, to be used in case of
rain during picnics.
Mrs, X. B. Shanower gave
a report on the Sugar Camp,
which he reported as a tremen-
dous success this year.
The speaker for the eveing
was Mr.. Albert L. Abbott of
the American Petroleum Insti-
tute, assisted by Mr.. E. w.
Morrison. The movie 'Man On
The Land" was shown.
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News by Ina KimptOn
Telephone Burton 3143

The June Meeting of the
Mothers Club was held at the
home of Frances Barcikoski on
Monday evening. 1t was de-
cided to omit the Bake Sale
for July. Also there will be
no more regular meetings until
September.
Following the Commence
ment exercises, more than
twenty-five relatives and friends
gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Urbanowitz to
honor their daughter, Elaine
who graduate dfrom Burton
high school. Elaine received
many beautiful gifts.
Msr Sadie Hostetler was a
Cleveland visitor one day last
week.
A number of relatives and
friends gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Barci.
koski on Sunday, June /, te
honor their son, Benedict. He
received his First Communion
on that day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Russell |
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie |
Marvin and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith |
Harmon in Seven Hills, o.
Mrs. John Dingman and twin
sons attended the Reinehardt
family reunion in Ravenna on
Sunday.
Mrs. Wendell Hansel under
went a kidney-stone operation
on Monday morning. Cards will
reach her at st. Luke's hos
pital, 10th and Shaker Blvd,
Cleveland, o.
Kenneth Podany, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Podany, will
leave June 18 for service in
the Air Force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Nc
Nish entertained MIR. and Mrs.
Richard Burnet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Page Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Williams of Middlefield,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Golf
on Saturday evening.
Little Paula Rae Harrington,
of Middlefield, spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Danny
Farmwald. She and her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harring-
ton, were Sunday dinner guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rowland
entertained about 20 guests, in
cluding relatives from Florida,
at family reunion on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pfen-
niger spent Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ash
in Chardon.
Julius Popp returned Satur-
day from a 2 weeks vacation,
spent fishing at Rouyn, Quebec,
Canada.
Sunday dinner and supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Riley were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Ritchie and family and
Mrs. James Alley, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dean
and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Riley
attended the Harness Races in
Painesville, Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Neil
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lange
in Lyndhurst, Saturday evening
Mr.. Harlan Potter, and son,
Robert, and Mr.. Leo Tousignant
of Middlefield, returned Sun
day from fishing trip to
ReInigny, Quebec, Canada.
They were gone 10 days, and
brought back a lot of fish,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Held
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Cambron and daughters of
Phoenix, Airz., at dinner Satur-
day evening.
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Burton FLA.
Attend Meet

BURTON - Four members
of the Burton FLA attended
the state convention and judg-
ing contests of the Future Far
mers of America which was
held on the campus of the Ohio
State University, Tuesday to
Thursday, May 26 to 20.
Joe Brule played trombone
in the state FLA band, We'd
dell Thompson and Joe Brule
entered the dairy judging
contest.
Wendell Thompson, official
chapter delegate to the con-
vention, received a gold medal
for the chapter for its partici-
patton in the highway safety
project. The medal was one OF
ten gold medals awarded to
chapters in the state rating the
highest in the project.
James Mordoff, chapter ad-
visor, accompanied the group
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NEWS from BURTON

Sanefsky, Frank Samuel, Dom
ma Fuess, Dawn Gildersleeve,
Timmy Freeman and Russell
ArtWell.
The program committee was
composed of Mrs. Alan Nicol,
Mrs. Clifford Erikson and Mr..
Burton Fish. Miss Phyllis
Brown, Miss Jean Rafie and
Mrs. Bill Ludlow served on
the decorations committee.
The banquet is open to the
hublic.
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having been confined to the
hospital for an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Diet
rich attended the funeral of
his cousin, James Trimble in
Warren, on Monday, June 8.
Mr. Trimble was electrocuted
while at work.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Basta
and daughter, Mary Ann, took
their guest, Jonnie Aicher, TO
his home in Sharpsville last
week. He had spent the week
with them.
Rev. John HasEllison is able
to be at his home again after
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COMING EVENTS:
MA PA AND ME BANOJI


MA, PA AND ME BANQUET
will be held at the Congre-
gational church on Friday,
June Is, at $50 pm.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL,
and BAND CONCERT, spon-
sored by the Mr.. and Mrs.
club will be held in the Park
Saturday evening, starting at
900 pm. Ice cream, straw
berries, and homemade cake
will be served for 35c and
coffee and pop 10c extra.
ART SHOW, sponsored by the
Geauga county Historical
Museum, will be held there
Saturday and Sunday.
CLOVER CHAPTER OF O.E.S,
No. 201 will meet on, Tues
day evening, June II at the
Chapter Hall.
AMERICAN LEGION will hold
their regular meeting at the
Legion Hall on Tuesday, June
II.
DAWN REBEKA LODGE will
meet on Wednesday evening
June 18th.
AUXILIARY OF THE AMERI-
CAN LEGION will meet al
the Legion Hall on Thursday
evening, June 10th.
BURTON CHAPTER OF THE
GEAUGA WOMAN'S HOS
PITAL ASSN. will hold a
picnic at the Otto Herring
farm, on June 20 at 1890
Members are asked to bring
their lunch and a dish to
pass. Coffee will be served
Children are invited.
FLOWER DANCE, sponsored
by the Young Adult Group
of the Burton Congregational
church, will be Saturday
June 21st from 900 to 1900
pm. at the Burton school
gym. Donation, $3.50 per
couple.
TUESDAY CLUB PICNIC
will be held on June oath, al
the Grand View Country
Club on Rt. 608, between
Middlefield and East Clari,
don, at 500. The picnic is
for the entire family. Fol
transportation, contact Mrs
Harold Held.
Mrs. Winnie Cathan and
daughter of Aurora spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Rich
ard Burnet.
Norma, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurence Burt celebrated
her 5th birthday on Monday
8 of her little friends attended
a party in her honor.
Mrs. Sam Hull and. Mrs
Carl Morton of Marian spent
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Laurence Burt the first of the
week.
Mrs. James Limbird enter
tanned her Pinochle Club on
Wednesday evening. Miss I'm
ogene Dean served as CO.
hostess. Mrs. Ellis Ludlow won
high prize and Mrs. Herb Neil
won low.
Miss Imogene Dean and Miss
Ruth Morton left Friday for q
months vacation in California
Mr.. and Mrs. James Paryzek
Jr. attended the knights oi
Columbus dinner at the St
Helen's church Sunday even
ing.
Donald Clark, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Clark, was dis
charged from service at Camp
Roberts, California, last Satur-
day, and is expected home, on
Wednesday or Thursday.
The Vern Fofts have moved
to the McNish farm on the
Burton Station Rd. for the
summer.
Cub Scouts and their fathers
enjoyed fishing at Ernie Kib-