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Evening star., 1952-11-21
Irishmon's Beekeeping
Confined to Bedroom
By the Associoted Press

DUBLIN. - Henry Lawrence of
Ballymena. Ireland, has a beehive
In his bedroom.
He installed the hive two years
ago and now has a colony of
Is 900 bees in winter and upwards
of 10000 in the summer. This
year he collected IS pounds of
honey.
Said Mr.. Lawrence: "Most peo-
pie associate beekeeping with gar
dening, but I have proved that
they can be kept successfully in
the heart of a town."
Evening star., 1952-11-21

Block or white top groin
leather skotins shoe. Sturdy
Ghosts with maple wheels.
Wonderful gift borsoin.
Sizes for everyone.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03

chief operator and bookkeeper
during her final years with the
Northern Ohio Telephone Co.
Surviving are her son Claire,
Toledo; brothers, Dewey, Elmore;
Walter E., Toledo; Theodore, Bly,
theville, Ark; Flevious, Rochester,
Ind. and August, Woodyille, Ohio.
and one grandchild.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer enter
tanned at dinner Sunday in honor
of their son Edwards first birth
day of the 29th and Mr.. Meyers
mother, Mrs. Otto Meyer whose
birthday was on Sept. 23rd.
Edwards birthday cake topped
with one candle was served with
ice cream for supper. Those pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meyer
of Elmore; Miss Phyllis Meyer of
Cleveland; Mrs. Lucille Sloan, Cor
don and Douglas of Toledo; Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Clements of Martin,
O., and the host and hostess and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer and
Edward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Overmyer
are announcing the arrival of a
daughter born Sept. 26 at Toledo
Hospital. She has been named
Mary Elizabeth. They are also the
parents of John Howard.
Roy Wheatley attended the fun
eraI of relative at Muncie, In
diana Tuesday.
James Dippman suffered an in
jury to the ligaments of his right
shoulder that required him to
carry his arm in a sling. James
is a service man for the Red Star
Trucking Co. and he received the
injury while at work. 1t will be
several weeks before he can dis
card the sling and regain the use
of his arm.
A birthday dinner was cele
brated at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Durdel! last Sunday
Edward Durdell and Mrs. Durdell
birthdays were Oct. 1st and Oct
4th. Other members of the family
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Crozier, Linda Sue and Donald
Ray of Oak Harbor; Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Durdell Of Toledo and
Mrs. Robert Crozier, Phyllis and
Bonnie Jean of Elmore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
Kroger Offering
80 Scholarships To
Hi School Students

Kroger scholarships will be Of
fered at three additional colleges
for the 1928 school year, Joseph
B. Hall, Kroger president has an
nounced. The company previously
announced continuation of the
Kroger Scholarship Plan, which
for several years has offered 86
scholarships of 5000 each at the
land-grant colleges of II states.
The new schools are Arkansas
Agricultural, Mechanical and Nor
NAL College, Kentucky State Col
lege, and Tennessee Agricultural
and Industrial State College. The
scholarships will be divided be-
tween students planning to major
in home economics and those spec
ializing in agriculture.
Scholarship committee at the
college will select winners on the
basis of high school scholastic ac-
Movement and evidence of leader
ship qualities demonstrated in
school, church, All Clubs, New
Farmers of America, or similar
organizations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03

goose and chicken pot luck supper
was enjoyed after which the re-
mainder of the evening was spent
in visiting. Mr.. Miller received
many nice gifts.
Mrs. Carl Rothert entered Me-
mortal Hospital, Fremont, Sunday
and underwent minor surgery on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Driftmeyer
of Elmore and Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vim Dry of Toledo returned home
last Tuesday from a four day trip
to the Wisconsin Dells and other
points of interest.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Smith, Danny and
Gary of Millbury; Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Miller, Ruthann and Sandy
of Genoa; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Lohr, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Lohr,
Jerry and Linda Kay, Mr.. Ben
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Witte, David and Dick and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Miller of Elmore.
Funeral services for Mrs. Irene
| Logan Jameson we're held Wed
nesday at the Church Of Christ.
Rev. Newton Kelly, pastor OF the
church and Rev. Thomas Overton
of the Monroe St. Church OF
| Christ, Toledo officiated. Mrs.
Jameson died Sunday at St. Vim
cents Hospital, Toledo, where she
had been for several weeks. Bu-
rial was made in Union Cemetery.
Alta Irene Jameson was life
long resident of Elmore, being
born here Dec. u, 1887. She was
the daughter of Mary Kathryn Lot
che Logan and Isaac Logan. Her
parents, sister Margaret and bro
theirs Isaac, Roger, Harry and Ar
| thur preceded her in death. She
was a member of the Church of
Christ and had worked for the
Bell Telephone Co., Ottawa Coun-
ty Telephone Co. and Northern 0.
! Telephone Co. in Elmore for about
eighteen years. Mrs. Jameson was
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03

A bus load of the Harris Elrnore
Band members went to Bowling
Green, Ohio to hear the U. S. Ma
rine Band last Friday afternoon.
The Civic Club of Mothers will
meet Monday evening, October, 9th
at the school house. Richard FL
bridge will be the speaker and
each member will report to roll
call with household short cut.
Mrs. Phyllis Damschroder, Mrs.
Verdena Dolph and Mrs. Mary
Flick will be the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Summers
spent the week end with her sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Val,let at
Lincoln Park, Mich, and celebrat-
ed Mrs. Valuet's birthday or Sat-
urday and Mrs. Summers birth
day which was on Sunday.
Last Thursday the WSCS of the
Trinity Methodist Church enter
tanned the Zone Meeting Of the
. District WSCS.
Present were 204 members from
Amsden, Bradner, Luckey, Penn
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03

berville, Gibsonburg, Washington
Chapel, Stony Ridge, Curtice, Wa
yne, Hayes Memorial Church Of
Fremont, Genoa, Fostor;a, st.
Pauls Elmore, Kansas, Clay Cha
pei, LaCarne and Oak Harbor.
A short business meeting pre-
ceded the noon chicken luncheon.
In the afternoon the fifteen dis
trict officers presented a rowing
reporters skit before the speaker,
Miss Helen Boyles, a returned
missionary from Korea, and Japan
told of her work there. Mrs. c..
L. Spaid of Findlay was the presi-
dent of district officers.
Mrs. Emma Martin was released
from Memorial Hospital, Fremont
last Wednesday.
Twenty couples from EImore
chartered Greyhound Bus and
went to Cleveland Sunday to see
the Browns play the Los Angeles
Rams. This is the third year they
have made the trip to Cleveland
to see a football game.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03

merchants regarding full police
protection here.
The Christian Women's Fellow
ship of the Church of Christ, will
meet Wednesday evening at seven
thirty p. m. in the Elmorc church
parlors with Mrs. Rev) Kelley,
wife of the pastor as hostess. The
program will consist of an illus
trated travel talk by Helen
Smothers, and Regina Zlasco of
Toledo, on Jamaica and Puerto
Rico. These young ladies have re-
turned lately from trip to these
southern islands.
A bridal shower honoring Miss
Elaine Sabin was rendered by
Betty Wing, Barbara Barrett and
Arelene Baltzell. Miss Sabin
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Sabin, of Martin, was married to
Ray Hutchinson at Woodville Sat
urday. Guests at the shower were
Mrs. Lloyd Sabin, Maxine Dunn
Audrey Yackee, Jean Padgctt. Ber.
tha Lappert, Darlene VanNess,
Grace Helwigg, JoAnn Wilkinson
Mrs. Wilkinson, Lois Helwigg, Lila
Bringe, Carol Dipman, Wilma
Cuthbertson, Wilma Oestrich
Ardy Gaines and Agnes Helwigg
Edward Musolf, master mechan
ic at the U. S. Gypsum Co., was
rendered a dinner honoring his
18th anniversary with Mrs. AIu
solf assisted by Pauline Hurst
serving Jack Musolf, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Musolf, Mr.. and Mrs Vic
tor Libbey, son Victor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marlowe Bubb, daughter
Carol, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Greiger, Mrs. Gertrude Treey OF
Dawson, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Kascor, sons Steve and Mark, OF
Flint, Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs
William Pfeiffer of Genoa.
Five speeders were brought to
the justice of the peace court OF
Frank Karchner on charges filed
by the state highway patrolmer
for offenses committed on roads
in this area. Albert Gradwohl OF
Sandusky fined $40 and costs
speeding 70 miles per hour or
Route 120. Robert Motley OF De
troit was fined SIS and costs driv
ing at IS miles per hour. Lewis
Morton, Toledo, stopped by PA
trolman Milstead of the Bas
Bridge station, IS miles per hour
on Route 1853, fined SIS and costs
Alexander M. Robertson Of De
troit, SIS and costs driving g.
miles per hour on Route 1863
Henry Watkins, Toledo, driving II
miles per hour, fined SIS ane
costs. George Helieman, Genoa
$40 and costs driving too close tc
another vehicle without due re
gard to safety. Luther Rust, Ge
noa, SIS for failing to observe {
traffic signal.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
hammers Inn
TO CLOSE FOR
TWO WEEKS

Edgar hammers announced to-
day that hammers Inn will be
closed for two weeks, from Octob-
er / until the 18th, to enable his
family to enjoy a vacation period
as we'll as other members Of the
staff.
He also announced that on the
Inns reopening there will be
dancing with an orchestra each
weekend. On other days dancing
will be available to the music OF
a 100-record machine. The Inn
will be open from 5 p. m. until
2:30 a. m. each day of the week
except Monday and Tuesday, when
the establishment will be closed.
Specially throughout the winter
will be chicken-in-the-baSket, fol
which hammers is famous. Also
shrimp and fish dinners, will be
special offerings.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
ELMORE
MRS. HARRY c. FULKERT

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Henkle of
Elmore and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Hickman and daughters of FIRE.
mont spent last week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Darwin Henkle and fam
lily at Rockford, Ohio.
A reunion of the Wesley Miller
and Orville Miller families Of Lin
dsey and the George Knipp family
of Fremont gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Birch Overmeyer
the past Sunday.
A pot luck dinner and supper
was enjoyed by the As relatives
attending. The birthdays Of Miss
Delphine Overmeyer, Mrs. Leonard
Fulkert, Mrs. Howard Hasselbach
and Mrs. AL Van Alta and the we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Hasselbach were cclebrat-
ed at the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lohr re-
Gently went to Angola, Indiana on
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Fulkert,
Dennis and Laurie left last Friday
for Sarasota, Florida to spend the
winter there. Annette left Labor
Day and had been staying with
friends. The Fulkert's will take
over their grocery store and lunch
room which had been managed
this summer by friends at Sara
sofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McClain
of Lodi, Ohio, spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Drift
myer.
A group of relatives surprised
Fred Miller Sunday evening in
/! honor of his birthday. A roast
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
CATAWBA
MRS. A. r. RoFKAR

Fred Voss arrived home last
week from a several weeks visit
with his son, Fred and family.
Mrs. Herman Bahnsen left last
week Wednesday pm. to be with
her daughter and husband and
newly arrived son at Morristown
New Jersey.
Harold Sperber arrived Saturday
evening at the P. C. Air Port in
Gypsum on a Bomber Plane from
Alabama, returning Sunday after.
noon to his base of duty. He visit
ed with Mrs. Sperber and daugh-
ter Kathy and son Roger, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sperber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Schmidt of
the Bay Shore entertained the
members of the 500 Club and their
husbands Sunday afternoon. A
potluck supper was enjoyed and
visiting and several games of
cards were the activities of the
day.
The Kings Daughters will meet
Tuesday, October IA, after five
o'clock at the home of Mrs Mar
ilyn SchieWe.
Mrs. Ida Graham is ill at the
Magruder Memorial Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
GENOA NEWS
ANDY HALEY

Twenty two members Of the
Methodist youth attended dis
trict rally held at Bowling Green
State university Sunday afternoon
and evening. Speakers for the
rally were Hon. Frazier Reams of
Toledo, member of the ninth
Congressional district and Rev.
Don Ebright, a missionary from
India, and Mr.. Jameson Jones,
National president for the Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship. Among
those attending we're Shirley Wi
att, Patricia Smith, Sonia Watt,
jeanne Hoeff, Susan Heck, De-
anna Mcfarland, Dianne Renick,
Marjorie Boice, Milton Plaugher,
Larry Plaugher, Dick Fouke, Jack
Rollins, Roger Coffman, Jim
Hook, Jim Haeft, Phyllis Jones,
Carol Weelock, Carolyn Sage,
Nancy Wetmore, Jim Holcombe,
Patricia Rouston, and Ralph Rol-
Inns.
The Women's Guild of St. Johns
Evangelical and Reformed Church
will hold an open meeting in the
parlors of their church Oct End,
when the meeting will be ad-
dressed by Ralph Nc Ouat, who
will speak on the constitution of
the United States.
Establishment of a kindergarten
for school children of pre- school
age, who are between the ages of
four and six appeared possible
this week as the commissioner OF
+, education of Trinity M. E. Church
ordered an inquiry into the need
as we'll as the possible results of
responses which may be given by
the residents of the, village.
The school would be interde-
nominational, and classes would
be held each week day morning
concurring with the normal school
year.
Mrs. Frank Plaugher and Mrs
Roy Watson have agreed to con
, duct the school which would be
sponsored by the church commits
| sion.
Possibility of an extended rem,
control of Genoa was killed Thurs
day evening when village council
voted unanimously to table the is
ste, under the assumption thai
too few renters were available ir
Genoa to warrant the action which
was cited as the reason for turning
down the offer, with the controls
dying a natural death Sept. 30th
Council also moved that the vii
lage solicitor enter a formal pro
test to the Public Utilities Com
mission on the grounds of the pro
posed increase in rates for thu
Northern Ohio Telephone com
pany, the protest being the class O
service given by the company doe
not warrant an increase in rates a
Gil was urged to contact Geno;
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
NORTH BASS
MRS. MARVIN cRoSsLEY

Mrs. Larry Wires was in San
dusky last Friday.
VIM. Axtell and Mr.. Slagle of
Cleveland spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartlaub.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dempsey
were Put-In-Bay visitors Monday
afternoon.
Jack Hoovens and friends spent
the weekend at Mr.. Hooven's cot
tage here.
Mrs. Frank Fox and son, spent
the weekend in Sandusky.
Mrs. Agnes Waldecker and Katie
Suess were in Put-In-Bay Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. George Hartlaub spent sew
eral days with her son and family
in Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
Mrs. George Bowers spent Mon

Mrs. George Bowers spent Mon
day evening in Sandusky.
Mrs. John Zura received word
Sunday, that her brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stonerook, of
Sandusky, were in a serious car
accident. Mr.. Stonerook is in fair
condition and his wife is on the
critical list The accident was
fatal to their little fourteen month
old son, Carl Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zura and
family went to Sandusky Tuesday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03

CINCINNATA dream ha. true for the Disabled American
moving Ideno Tag pantwhere miniature
by disabled ndivid
ua license thunderstorm Chicago to Cincinnati In its National
the DAV employs disabled veterans plant
Melvin Adaf blind veteran of World War IL
assembling the keng tags which provide key loss
Contributions for the used exclusively by the
DAV rehabilitation for disabled veterans
theirw and ndents.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Belt of Spring
Valley, California are the parents
of a son, William Leroy, born on
September 81. The Belts moved
to California from Lakeside aboUt
year ago.
Evening star., 1952-07-30

COlOred-POSSeSSiOn
$500 blk. East Capitol st.--Modern,
semidet.. 2-story brick: 6 lovely
rms. and tile bath; knotty pine rec
reation rm.; oil h.-w.h.; lge. beauti-
soNHs1E s Sa l1ssS poWN So PHYMENf ss Etsf RAi al
tin Q pm. weekdays. Sum-. 12-5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1o12 nth ct. NV. DI. 1855
Evening star., 1952-07-30
WESLEY HEIGHTS

400 Block Ingraham st.
Brick-6 Rms, 21a Baths
Mod. row brick with concrete front
porch, iee. iiv. rna., din. rni.. kit,
1st H.: 2-rm. apt. and master bed
Tn1. upstairs or 3 bedrms If desired:
ia baths, rec. Tm..- full bath in
bsmt.; lge. yard, det. gar; priced
town. Can AK. O634 after s pm.
CanitaI view Realty Co
Evening star., 1952-07-30
HOUSES FOR. SALINE.

0 lovely rooms. most attrsc. house
in immac. cond.; = blocks to John
Carroll High School. Good transp.
Price, $l6,250; $4,000 first trust.
payable $65 per mo. Avail. CAL
oF dF' dsaS LAWRENCE to ses' RIA. l0S3;
MICHIGAN PARK. 1900 block Della
field NE. = Truly an OUTSTANDING
postwar home in new-house cond.
Semidet. brick. concrete porch with
roof, 9 spacious rms, Ia baths,
gas a.-c. heat. finished rec. rm.,
lee. well kept fenced yard. Priced
10000. PECK Co, Exclusive Agent.
buealow in apple-pie cond.; new gas
TO- go. Priced right and must BE-
CO. 14Ss, DE. 74a6. ~ Ms6
WOODRIDGE-Det. 7-rm. home; Al
cond;; shaded. cement patio. gar.
lse, lot. Priced right. Me. O4S8.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV, $I6.25O-
This 2-year-old brick home has 8
bedrms... large bath with shower
30-ft; liy: room and dining room
quality: BILLlNGsLEYY Really ~
CO.. OR. 1926 till 8 pm. 80
DUPLEX in very fine neighborhood
at 22nd and r st. ne. Both apts.
completely private with separate en-
frances. Excel. arrangement for
lady or couple who deesire COM
Portable living quarters and q SUBJ
stantial monthly, income. Large 1st
tenant at $120 mo. unfurn; End Il.
apt: Of 3 rms. and bath which
rents for $40 now, vacant and
ready for occupancy by new owner.
Out OF town owner offers this un-
usual bldg. at the very low price
Of $16.S00 for quick sale. Al A.
nancing available on this property.
Gall TO. 1857 after 6:3O pm. for
2912 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
3-bedrm. bungalow with 2 additional
rms, and extra. complete bath In
partly Partly above ground bsmt.; lse.
Cony. terms. WALTER M. BAUMAN.
1727 K st. NV. MA. O529. -3i
Evening star., 1952-07-30

Neat home In rural area Just on
Georgia ave-; 2 bedrooms, living
room, kitchen and bath; assume CT
loan payable $40 per month. This is
chance for q couple to get q
start. $4,000 down. Open for in
spection every day until s pm. ex-
cept Saturday. To reach: Out
Georgia ave. to Layhill I'd. at Glen
mont, right to Lutes ave-. left to
Agency sign. SH. 3497, SH. 3444.
Evening star., 1952-07-30

than $4,000. down. Truly a, fne
brick home. bedrms: and bath on
lst hoor and bedrms, and bath
on 2nd floor; electric kitchen, full
basement; sssssS syelandfcaPsa 9t de-
Io. 7-s5fo; RE. 2ls7. ~
Cod ON ~ acre, Q blks. from public.
Gel. condition: hot-water heat. full
ssrden ssm 81 sSTehss aS Toes do%n snd
Owner leaving. s7O5 Both pi. TO.
BRsADBuRY HEIGHTS - Open m's as
pm: 6412 2 st: sc, New brick
bungalow: Five rms. tile bath, ex-
RanSlen se level 'se' at RSs%' out sas psnn: psfs
sylyania ave. left on Southern ave.
right on q st. HEARTMAN REALTY.
INC l345 Goodhepe I'd. sc. Lu.
cHMLUM y, !. AREA.aprscticsily a new
rms, lse. partially finished attic.
nan Gss s9ninss sfysSaS JOHN r. Rat5e 5oHssos sHsp
DiMsffRiHc"TT H"To' HE1GHrs-io Eve It,:
Attr. view, brick rambler; 2 large
bedrmsi; deluxe kit: fun bsmt;;
terms R c,n,1S R1HkSEY Ma A pbah, bGARTsHAW ya4.s;
HsIIi.Ii2smE-1sos ILLS 57th ave; AT sttr.
permastone BUNGALOW; 2 bedrms.;
oil heat; large front porch; $500.
with terms. PINKNEY A. EARN
SHAW. JR:, Clinton. Nd, Phone
HYAITSvILLE-Lse. 1la-story bum
Ssaiow; liy; rmr din; rm.. KIT. 1
eesa eSms on and and 9sfh d. on fui b;ms 0sai al
h:-w.h.; eonv, to, schools and
go. SsIl SH THE = Ferry sS 4 IR5s SosSELL
HT2TTsyf1IE S1 W. 4Soo nsRSa,N Npen III P nm
BEEN rsdseorated e 1ime Haa eSsrsthins. so%s ans:
quiet neighborhood; close to school.
NA SMITH PaNRES REALTY. Az. % 9loo; .y
s11.95o with sI.a50 down: % Big Biz
room, dining rm., bath and Kitchen
an on one door. Large finished attic,
loea lf%ii t,6n basement; mt, excellent lot and
RIvERDALE. rms " and oo hath.
oil h.-wh.. lse. lot. gar S13.5oa.
5000 cash. zANTzTN0ER, JR'.
RTSGsERRss RTSGsE Rsls 2EiSArs@a:.,r Ii MAi so6$: old. 3.
rm:: 2-story home in immac como.
equip kit. 2 Ice; bedrms., tile lie bath:
fun bsmt... gas heat. Sit. on huge
At 81 $50. APPROX. s. $3.50 Ssia adtSsIy doxny'
FHA q per cent lst mortgage Tor
bal. Call THE PERRY BcsWEITyI.
Co., WA. 4500. Open til s pm.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Two mod Stior
ramblers. Three bedrms., ultramod
ms 6a %oMEfDossssPP sssP 3 b. 'Oss5:sl'ts s5s4 e.
JNIyRssirr Rs PARK -bedTrm. T
paT paick' dhIs Lse. Nv. & rm,, din. rm.. det:
NJ Mead: va. Isssa isss or 70 As. isil oSSoil Ss5i
JOHN a. VENT. REALTOR. Il
W; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new
FUR ssm nome sisSed Gn ieyst to fenced lott
with space additional rms; screensS
CHAPEL Manor shopping Center.
sssss $50 e s..s e.. q Can si&SSoo &so aSSab aSIsb
WEST HYATTsviLI1Ei-uresm- ATsvHii1i al su,
salow: Two bedrms. plus knotty-
Pine pIsi,, den; newly redecorated, beau
only SI1,950. Can WA. 72Ss g;
Az; o9o0. JOHN A. wENTz, REAL
5-rm. bungalow. Ice. bedSmss
equip. kit, tile bath; screens and
storm. windows: nicely landscaped
fenced lot: nr. all eonveniences:
on excel. terms. Cali THE Perry
BOSWELL CO.. WA. 1900. Open
THREaE BkDRM. BRICK, s1i,2So- Se
FHA, SAT. mo-; new semidet. all
brick homes just over D. c. line at
Seat Pleasant; 20-ft. liv. rm., fully
equip kit, incl. Bendix washer and
garbage disposal; mod. bath and
s5v5;; ss yoo acn. gas h;1w;h.; I 4, ;ood dHA termS
WA. 5000. ROBERT Q. DAVIS.
lContinued On NaxS Ta11I
Evening star., 1952-07-30
HOUSES SALINE. tcen..,

CoLORED-$1, 900 DIN.
LAND AVE.-Semidet. 2-story brick
Colonial front porch; lse; rms
MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY! Call till
. pm. weekdays, Sun. 1875.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV, DI. 1855
Evening star., 1952-07-30
SAVE $4,000

On this spacious and attractive
brick Cape Cod, situated on 34-acre
lot in Hillendale, Montgomery Co.
In addition to large living room,
dining room and kitchen, there is
2 paneled library, bedroom and
floor; = very large bedrooms and
bath on second "a fourth bedroom
can easily be added; screened
porch. recreation room. built-in
garage; carpeting, deepfreeZe and
automatic washer included; out
of-town owner has Just reduced
the price to S33,950. This is 8
bargain for someone.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
KENSINGTON
KENSINGTON

IDEAL FOR CHILDREN
Fine spacious 3-bedrm. home on. q
quiet street l block from play
fenced corner lot, recreation nm,
full dining rm., kitchen with table
space. Ia baths, auto. washer. dis
poSal and freezer. Full price
$l7.9b0. Terms arranged.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. Lo. 6-2S0O till 8.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
COLORED
PARK AREA

Beautiful emi-detached brick home.
near nth and Otis; side hall
entrance, lge. nv. rm.. spacious din.
rm.. modern kit. sun parlor, 3
lovely bedrms.. inclosed, heated
porch. tiled bath; hardwood floors
"a bath; gar: level. fenced yard;
many other extras. Substantial
cash required. Will consider trade.
Call Mr.. Barbour
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
EX. Alb; Ewes. AP. 1853
Evening star., 1952-07-30
NEW HOMES
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
700 CHESAPEAKE ST. S.E,
OPEN SO PM. DAILY

s beQfnlS., Large CIOSetS
Two Full Baths
AL General Electric Kitchen
DishwaSher and Disposall
kNOTTY PINE RECREATION ROOM
Convenient to Everything.
To reach: Out Nichols ave. s.e, or s.
right on 4th to Chesapeake. left to
houses.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtnr 224 18th ST NW nI a2AR
Evening star., 1952-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANAC0STIA-Lse. det. corner brick
tex: rms. bedrms., oil h.-w.h.,
garage; Al condition; Sl4, 800.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, ,l345 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-34O0. LU. 4-39S2.
FORT DAVIS-semidetached corner
brick, 3 bedrms,, large liv. rm..
and rear. Let us show this to you
r.; 7; RANDOLPH. Lo. 1850:
NEAR BOILING AND NRL-2-bedrm,
brk.; full bSmt., gas &C. heat; lge.
lot: Tyr. old; school. trans. "a blk. |;
excel shopping. Call 10. 2-1565.