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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12
Four Marriage
Permits Issued

Noble county probate court has
issued marriage permits to the
following persons recently:
William E. Clark, factory work
er, Coal Run route l, and Nancy
j. Meacher, domestic, Coal Run
route |.
Henry D. Abrams, factory
worker, Pleasant City route 2,
and Ethel Jean Spicer, domestic,
Caldwell.
Walter GryWalski, laborer,
Summerfield, and Barbara Ann
McElfresh, domestic, Summer
field.
Jerome Shocking, carpenter,
Caldwell route 4, and Lillian
Crock, secretary, Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12

years of service as treasurer of
Noble county, John Wilbur Drake
succeeded A. c. Cooper as secre-
tary of this company and filled,
most creditably, the position for
over 80 years, or until his health
became impaired. He resigned
and was succeeded by Paul M.
Clark as president.
Mr.. Drake served several years
as member of the board Of direc-
tors and also as president of the
company. During his connection
with the company, Mr.. Drake was
regarded as one of the institu-
tion's mainstays and was held in
the highest esteem and respect of
the entire community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12

Continued from Page One
Dexter City
Mayor-P. R. Blake.
Clerk-Ila Clymer.
misunderstanding Blake.
Council-Albert Hayes, H. G.
Clymer, Lou McAtee, E. M. An
till, Harry Hutcheson, L. E. Haga,
H. H. Martin, c. D. Misel, and
Chester Batten.
School board-HoWard Smith
and Lewis Long.
Fuida
School board-Terrence Hoh-
man, Paul U. Hill, and Gilbert
KreSs.
SarabSville
Mayor-Harry H. Smith.
Clerk-Mary Rossiter.
Treasurer-Ruth Kirk.
Council-Harry Bates, Oscar
Robinson, Lowell Highman, J. E.
Stottsberry, Mark H. Rossiter,
Jimmie Cooper, Richard Gibson,
and Hattie V. Davis.
Summerfield
Mayor-Dean Oliver
Council - Wilbur G. Oliver.
Guy Moore, Elmer Moore, Perry
Philpot, and Howard E. Wharton.
School board-Lester G. Smith
berger, Charles Snyder, jr., Otto
B. Carpenter, Franklin Reed, and
Donald Smith.
Beaver Township
Trustee - Willis Cline, Alva
Shuman, and Alva Christman.
School board-Fred Deal and
Ancil Pfeffer.
BrOOkfield Township
Trustee-W. A. McElroy, D. A.
Caldwell, John Lisak. and John
Rayner.
School board-E. f. Ziler, D.
c. Leonard, and Doyle Teeters.
Buffalo Township
Trustee-Kyle Wheeler, Robert
F. Clark, and j. A. Hively.
School board-Paul w. Wheel
er, Roy c. CHM, and Verna Davis.
Center Township
Trustee-Charles Beymer, Guy
c.. Gibson, Homer Jerles, and
Roy A. Wentworth.
School board-John Carter and
Carr Rogers.
Elk Township
Trustee-Nelson Williams, r.
II. Ullman, Wayland II. Lucas,
and John V. Duff.
School board-HoWard Fl. Ull-
man, Frank VanFOssen, and
Archie VanFossen.
En0ch Township
Trustee-Raymond Arnold, Al
bert Craft, and Clemence Sailing.
Jackson Township
Trustee -- Murvel P. Jordan,
John Blosser, Vernon r. Hughes,
and Virgil S Carrel.
Jefferson Township
Trustee-Charles A. Hayes, ".
M. Brotten, Fred Schneeberger.
Justice Of the peace - II. {.
Danford.
Marion Township
Trustee-D. K. Wharton, Will
liam Wickham, James Palmer,
Harold King, Guy VanFossen,
ana Harry V2nLJSne.
Noble Township
Trustee-Earl Leasure, Ernest
]. Sayre, George Kinnen, Everett
Rayner, Frank f. Boley, Edgar
Poland, Clayton Mckee, and Sam
Cartel.
Olive Township
Trustee-Mack Cain, Sebastian
Crock, Arthur L. Davis, and Glen
King.
Seneca Township
Trustee-Guy Oliver and Vlr-
gil Poulton.
School board-Clarence Moore,
Okey Hague, and A. N. Secrest,
Sharon Township
Trustee-Clyde f. Wiley, Paul
Brownrigg, Ivan Groves, Rufus
B. Wiley, and E. r. keyser;
School board-Forest Bellvllle,
Do, uooo opd W1Vpp Plcken-
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MT. Ephraim Lodge
To Hold Inspection

Annual inspection of Olive
lodge, No. 210, F. & A. NJ, Mt
Ephraim, will be held Saturday
evening, Feb. IA, beginning at
1880 o'clock.
John H. Snyder, jr., is the wor-
shipful master and will be in
charge. Work in the felloWcraft
degree will be given.
District Deputy r. w. Watson,
Of near GAINESVILLE, will be the in
specting officer.
There was a mix-up in inspec-
ton dates for this lodge and it
will be held next Saturday rather
than in March, as previously
planned.
All officers and members are
urged to attend. Refreshments
will be served.
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Caldwell B. & Loan Go.
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
to the organization of The Cald-
we'll Building & Lean Company
The prime mover in the proposed
organization was Oliver T. Wilde.
comparatively young man who
came from Wheeling, w. Va, to
this place and engaged in hard
ware merchandising, his partner
being Jonathan F. Knouff.
AT that time there was only one
financial institution in Noble
county, that of The Noble County
National bank.
After a prolonged effort, Mr..
Wilde and his helpers succeeded
IN securing sufficient number
OF persons to subscribe for
enough stock, at $100 per share,
payable at twenty-five cents per
share per week until maturity.
The company was organized
for the purpose of raising money
to be loaned among its members
and depositors in buying farms,
lots, erecting or purchasing build
lngs, repairing houses and other
purposes, all loans being made on
first mortgage on real estate.
incorporated in 1885
The company was Incorporated
under Ohio laws on February I3.
1885, by w. D. Guilbert, w. H.
Cooley, Stephen Mills, sr., James
A. Mccoy, Oliver T. Wilde, and
"A. 5. (Taylor) Bivens. In the
beginning the company's capital
stock was fixed at 100000. To-
day the authorized capital stock
OF the company is $4,000, 10000,
and the institution, according to
the statement published Decem-
Der 81, 1852, is in a stable and
flourishing financial condition.
The company began business
on March Z, 1885, with headquar-
ters in County Auditor w. d.
Gullbert's office on the northeast
corner of the first floor of the old
court house where dues amount
ing to $ll5.50 were received from
the lO7 shareholders at that time.
Among them was Jess S. Har-
ris, who has ever since been con-
nected with the institution, and
IS the only survivor of the entire
lU7. At that time, Wallace H.
Cooley was president Of the COM
pany, Oliver T. Wilde. the secre-
tary, and Mr.. Guilbert, the treas
urer. Business continued to be
transacted there until rooms were
secured over what is now the
Home restaurant.
Purchased Building
These rooms were occupied un-
III the company purchased the
building now occupied by Scha-
fer's Coffee Shop on the north
side Of the square where its bust
ness was conducted until in No
vember, 1886, when the company
purchased the property owned by
the former Noble County Nation
al bank, and at once moved
thereto and which it now occu-
pies.
The office Of the company is
in charge of the president, Paul
M. Clark, and the secretary, John
c. Groves. The office is adequate
Iy equipped with the latest inn
proved labor saving devices, in
cluding a Burroughs sensimatic
posting machine.
Official Board
The members Of the present
board of directors are Common
Pleas Judge w. Vernon Archer,
Paul M. Clark, f. M. Farley, Jess
S. Harris, John c. Groves, II. c.
Jordan, and Robert f. Lorenz.
The officers are: Jess S. Harris,
chairman; Paul M. Clark, presi-
dent; w. V. Archer, vice presi-
dent; John c. Groves, secretary
and treasurer, and Fred F. Fox,
attorney.
Past Officers
Shortly after completing four
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12
County Home
Demonstration News

1t is a pleasure to report that
29 women represented II groups
at our home demonstration coun-
Gil meeting last week. This is
very good representation from
the 20 groups in the county. They
began work on an important
item of busines. Right now is the
time of the year when we begin
planning for the adult season OF
work for the l953-54 year. Be
lieve me-that's tough job to
think that far ahead; sometimes
what we feel is real important at
the present isn't SO important by
the time we get around to it! The
councillors did a fine job of
work on this item.
After much discussion we ar
rived at basic problems to be
listed on the check sheet. A
check sheet will be made up in
the next week or so, and will be
mailed to all homemakers on our
mailing list. Here's your chance
to say word regarding what you
wish to have taught in the COM
ing season. Sometimes we Won
der why we have to do such an
such a project. This in part is
because you have failed to check
the check sheet and send it back
to the office and state your wish.
This program is to be a pro-
gram for the homemakerS OF No
Bile county, and if it is such it
should be decided by all OF, the
homemakers. We attempt to do
this-will you help US out and
fill in the check sheet, and return
it to the office? Thanks!
Achievement Day
Plans were made for Achieve
ment Day which will be held Apr.
l3. Committees were also ap-
pointed.
Lampshade Project
We finished our lampshade
training last Friday at the home
of Mrs. Ethel Smith. Several OF
the lampshades were completed
and then leaders are all ready to
show the rest OF you now 10 cover
the shade. Thanks, Mrs. Smith,
for using your home.
KeithtOWn Meeting
The lesson Better Home Light
ing" was taught at KeithtoWn last
week with 10 present.
SpOrtsmanship
This coming week finds every
one interested in the tournaments
at Caldwell. There will have to
be some losers-but they don't
have to be losers in sportsman
ship! Sometimes winners are
even losers in this field! Any
way, let's try to keep our heads
about the sportsmanship angle
teams, and cheering section alike.
| always like to feel that basket
ball is an athletic venture, how
ever if we forget to be sports
about it, we have lost the real
value of the game! I'm with all
of the teams but / am sure l Will
be with the team and fans who
are good sports.
Mabel Sarbaugh.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12
ANONYMOUS DONOR

The auxiliary Of VFW, Post No
472l, was given $1,000 by an an
onymous donor thru the mails
this week to supplement the pro-
ceedS from the benefit card party
held last week, according to
auxiliary president, Mrs. William
Heppner, and Frances Taylor,
chairman Of the party committee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts for Noble
county for the week ending Jan.
"a amounted to $1,938.18, COM
pared to $1,818.55 for the same
period in 1852. sTotal collected
to date in the county amounts to
S60,038.52.
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paugh.
Stock TnNVnShin

paugh.
Stock Township
Trustee Andrew Shocking,
Edward Leasure, Everett Mallett
Cain Archer, Kenneth Tucker,
Rome Thompson, and Otis Mar
tin.
Wayne Township
Trustee-Robert Roe, William
Gregg, and L. F. Eagon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12
TO NEW HOME

Mrs. Eliza Boyd, OF near Cald-
well, has sold her farm and prop
erty and left Saturday for Tai
madge, where she will make her
future home with a daughter,
Mrs. Jack McGaul. She was hon
ored Tuesday evening with din
ner at the home of Miss Effie
Warren Mrs. Columbia Davis
was the additional guest.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take TINS means OF
expressing our most sincere
thanks to Rev. FIR. S. J. Pekalla,
the assisting priests, the Estadt
funeral home, DR.. E. G. Ditch,
the Knights Of Columbus, st.
AIMS Guild, the choir, the pail
bearers, those who sent flowers,
those who gave spiritual bou-
quets, relatives, neighborS,
friends and everyone who help
ed in any way at the death and
funeral of T. M. Ehlermann.
The Ehlermann Family
Evening star., 1953-03-26
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

CHeaS soas read PaL srDys Psr .sp. Sp soil H.n: Sn:
grading, labor. 10. S-i433. 80
TREE REMOVAL, topping. pruning.
feeding, cabling; Soup. Ffes esE.
T6nydLS TPAUdS TREE SERVICE. 70. 6-467s:
!es;ensS3Is eaf ca! lo lo5'esn4HSss.' si4sss vesss vesss
BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS, for
ins Fres exesYtatns and land sles5-
eoiers and aasss aizes s6e a sach hsrGSn s. do.sn
LAWN M MoWERsGNew oWinEsRssn a. 1888 a;s' power
mowers, 21" royal de luxe. reg.
$1,000. only S1O0.15; 1S" run
about, about reg. S109.50. only ssh 80;
$96.15: IS" eiec. rotary, reg. $6a.5o.
only S4S.15; Clemson hand movers.
$3.50 off. MILFORD. INC, 6O4 r
AND TREE SERVICE.
asssas gousE g3otP9Ff sp ssfffS JE ihFSSsF 2SS9S
Hf HS'tf ToP r soPS8aes. ss1GS7S; quality,
any quantity: quick delivery: ss. req.
lawn sHNWRsPiei REE1vt3Si5SSSS NJ 1IS5SS any time: S7
lawns don't Just happen. We build
then them, very reas. Free est. LU.
IOF SOIL and clean NIL dirt; grading
and cleaning Of lawns, spreading q
soil. -AD. 2-5O47. -2a
COW 4 y, MASSgkE. " 81 W ven ! 6sotted, so per
rRAcrdSiRalv RAJ rdSiRalvereS SAFSbN MA 74S&S %iIv,1fsss. ss
rotary tiller with wisconsin Az
h.p. motor, B-16-4019; used only
9 hrs; must sell; cost S465; win take
$3.50, fully guar. WA. 7-4405. 27s
FOR SALE: well rotted.
call Manassas 4s9:-W-4. 26'
and lawns; Arl:. Fairfax and Alex.
"a; 2-$$I ,. ] OF "a. 2.5511. 81
evergreens, shrubs trimmed; free
wsNrt6 st; Il; aas379 T9 any tine. p c.I2n,v c1.2nS
TRACTOR. Poplar 2-3177, after
The ORIENTAL landscape gardener
will take care of your lawn; plant
ing, grass cutting, etc. throuehout
the season; furnishes tools. JU. 8.
ToPsoIL. s1.25 bu., with ali in.
gradients, peat moss and bonemeal.
DL. 7-5779 -27
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Evening Star Newspaper
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.

WAITRESS, white, over 81; night
shift; $50 to 2:30; tray experience
necessary Apply in person only. no
phone inquiries. CHINESE LANTERN
RESTAURANT. IA F st. NV. (near
WAITRESS. WHITE ONLY. exper. on
beverages. Call Just between and
pm, RE. 1880. -26
WAITRESS. part time, exper.,. 1890
to $50; no SUM-; SIS per wk plus
tips and lunch. AP. 7-6049 be-
tween $40 pm. -27
WAITRESS fwhitel, exper. Excellent
tips. Apply OYSTER BAY RESTAU-
RANT, 904 9th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white. experienced, fast.
for day work. CARRY'S RESTAU-
RANT. 637 Penna. ave. Sc.
WAITRESS WANTED, must be expert
enced; apply Ell MEXICO, 2603
Conn. ave. l2 to pm. .-2S
WAITRESS, white. exper.; din. rm.
service; lunch and dinner daily; all
day Sun. on Tuesday. BETHESDA
INN. OIL. 4-39S0. OIL. 1882. Il
MATTRESSES (2). day and night
opening, experienced, white: salary
plus excellent tips; meals and uni
forms furnished; full and part time
Apply OLD COACH INN, Lee hwy.
across from Fairfax High SCHOOL
Fairfax, Va. rs
Evening star., 1953-03-26

GIRL, to work in small shop; no
exper. necessary; some knowledge
EN ENGRAVING sR SHOP. 1865 G s St. NV. =
LA6lRs: HS Rscnf H6nsE efIsii OF pLAsr1cs pLAsw@S has
strate House Of Plastic" " products
through party plan. Call or write
for free illustrated catalogue. 2435
wdS3th 18Th st. NV. AID. 4-6S34.
wanted, Of good peTsonality Seqns y0mad aad
education. to fill mans position.
Right party will receive a mans paw
no No age limit; State qualifications.
YoUNG so Ct LAb3. ftSr' to help with 6ss Sales
of Wallpaper and paint; good op-
plies confidential. SHERWIN-WiL-
hdAMs hdtSdsd. co. 71O1 Wisconsin ave.
YoUSGSo. UtSSSoAi LADY, for general ofiice
ence helpful; steady position. Ap-
ply Office. KoPY KAT. III H st.
YOUNG LADY. ONCE assistant. tnS must
nave nave a t little dy general office expert,
YoSNG s6ff ARe5S MoMAS Ss for st. seneEal nT once
work, 90, 5-day week; air-cond.
ONCE. In heart of Sill. Spg., RIM. 216,
Fig Bldg. S641 Colesville rd., Sill
2pLlHs. MQ. FTlQay am.
YOUNG WOMAN-White; to learn to
operate Dri-print machine and pho
tostat camera; .5-day wk.; $37. so to
start. Group disqualification bene-
fitS. LEET BROS. CO., 1921 Eye
THos. j. OWEN q SON, real Ist Estate
auctioneers and appraisers. has an
opening for young lady as a file
clerk-typist;. Hours, $50 to 8; 5-day
week: Applicant must be expert.
enced and between ages 25-35; sal
ary commensurate with ability. For
lnterview call MIR. KIDWELL. MA.
We HAVE OPENINGS in our Hs fash
ionable sewing centers for women
tions. with some knowledge Of sew
ing. No selling exper. nee. Good
starting salary; 4O-hr. week; hospi-
talization benefit; paid vacation;
discount privileges. Apply in per.
son; Mr.: Hogan, SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO.: Shirlington shop
ping center, Arl.. Va. or for appt.,
call Mr.. Hogan. OV. 3-2S27. -26
WHY LOOK FOR A JOB. Be YOUR own
boss. Be a demonstrator. We teach
you. invite your friends to a plas-
tlc demonstration and we do the
rest. Free gifts and prizes. Further
oetaiiS phone MRS. EATON. NO.
EXPERIENCED SALEsLADIES, full
time and part time. Good salary and
commission. SHERMAN. SHOP 1I04
M1DDtE-xGED 81 Exc LADY. white. 20 3S' do
MARVEL CLEANERS. 372O l4th st
NV. ia 10000. -26
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SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont }
Lumber 1-12OO
OPEN SAT.-OPEN SUN.
FREE DELIVERY
Robby'S Big Spring SALE

1NOOUy Dag 0pI1llS OalS
&c ssea sssS: aS ssS sssR ssiG dr. Lc Chest studs
pine, up to "a IT. long: 1x2 Turing,
&c IT.; paneling, lac bd. #. and UP !:
lin; dry pine shelving, 15c it.:
x4 drv attic flooring. 41ac lin TT:
SIT redwood pickets. zoe each;
4x4 5-ft. dry fence post, 79c each
2x2 S-ft., 35c each; 4xS plyWood.
$4.26; 4x8 insulating waliboard,
81 .98 each: 4x6 A-inch MaSonite.
$3.85;. 4x6 sheetrock. $1.20 each;
washable, scrubbable ceiling tile,
l2x12. l6x16 or 16x32. 81. 7.O4 box;
hbre glass insulation. $4.95 roll;
outside white paint. $3.50 gal. !;
Thoroseal guaranteed waterproofing,
5O-lb. bag. $5.40; new sash, many
sizes $3.50 each; doors; mouldings: !:
siding; electric; plumbing: pipe;
nttlngs: bricks: cinder blocks; drain
tile; cement mortar; finish lime.
GARDEN SUPPLIES
Garden lime; garden hose, 1Oc IT,;
grass seed; post hole diggers; garden
tools; finest topSoil, 6 bu. for $5.
Free booklets on finishing attics
recreation rooms, garages and adding
q room on your home. No down pay
ment, 36 mos. to pay. Now then-try
ROBINSON LUMBER co.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE.
LU. 1-12OO. Free Delivery -27
Evening star., 1953-03-26
SITUATIONS WoMEN


HSsses.sgss; ssSes. gssr. will leave city 81. Box
NURSE, practical, wishes care Of lady
in D. e. by April /. Reasonable
salary. Box 377-C.. Star. -26
NURSE, hosp. trained. desires pvt.
duty case. arthrttic or paralytic case
preferred. XII. SCOTS. 26s
NURSE, practical, white; excellent
bedside care for chronic invalid or
convalescent; night duty only, 10
p.m.-7 am; live in; $40 per wk.
Box 367-A, Star.
|NURSE-Licensed. practical. desires
cronic or convalescent case. AID.
OFFICE WORKER, experienced, de-
Sires employment two or three days
q week. Phone LA. 6-7219.
SEAMSTRESS-Sew of any kind
at home. Call LU. 2-7475.
SECY. .:STENOG., expert and capable,
would like part-time position. Box
STENO.- SEC, 10 yrs. exper.; refs;
wants full time, perm. pos. HO. q
1900, Ext. 80, before 12; after 5
TYPING neatly done at home; call
for and deliver. RIA. 6-3422. 26s
81 81 5Gs5ss z saS deliver: MRS: ssSSs' &ss
CoLORED GIRL desires work as
checker, elevator operator, wrapper,
nle clerk or bookkeeper. 10. 2-O09S.
26s
Evening star., 1953-03-26

TYPIST, good working cond. Apply
Mrs. Turco, MAXWELL & TENNY-
Evening star., 1953-03-26
SILK FINISHERSe

Experienced. steady all-year-
employment; 40-hour week; excel
lent working conditions; highest
CLEANERS. 1925 S. Capitol st.
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SITUATIONS MEN teons.) J

PAINTER DECORATOR, Hrst-class,
with crew. now available. Call eve
nings. HO. 2-1OSS. 20"
WRITER-Full or part time. 81.
releases. interviews, as well as
maeazine and RhostinR. Boz 348-A.
Star. 26s
YOUNG MAN, versatile, well educated.
wants employment Station wagon
available. Personal service con-
sidered. RA. 6-6349.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
REPAIRS AND SERVIcR tconp. J

FLOOR SANDING, finishing. waxing
and cleaning. Reasonable rates. Free
FURNITURE REPAIRNG and re-
finishing Of all kinds: free estimate.
FURNITURE FINISHING and rean.
ishing; touch UP. repair cigarette
burns. scratches; excel. work. WA.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

CONTINUED on Next Pasej
Evening star., 1953-03-26
WASHERS

See. our ad under APPLIANCES OF
silver SPRING GAS g. ELEc. CO.
$50 Bonifant st. JU. S-S03S.
WASHING MACHINES. SIS per mo; !;
EsnF Fan1S 9r buy III EEHsfantsedm EeFR1. I'd poWps
sa2to eon2:: EM SE5ES5Alo 5aE5sS355Ai Co. 81, q, Q
WATER COOLER-Westinghouse. like
new; orig. price S172: will sacrifice
for quick sale: may be seen at
room 3O3, Commercial Bank Bldg: .,
1405 @ st. NV. between 8 and 8
wiNSSows fFsfSS SsI, aHS steTiins. sHn Aluminium
closing out broken sizes Of, new,
double hung. Weatherstfipped. 12-
2IOx3I10 size. TUROVER LUMBER
CO., Bethesda, OIL. 2-6622.
4 PIN BALL MACHINES, reas. TU.
2-2057, bet. 6 and $50 pm. -2S
RADIATOR BOILER and
oil burner and oil tank. compl.; will
heat Groom house; AL condition.;
$l5o, Call IA: 7-2491: 81
8 am. to 6 p.m.-Antiques. dishes.
glassware, miscel. household items.
1901 Stanford st., Chevy Chase, Md.
OIL, 4-55S6 -2S
Evening star., 1953-03-26

MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE, A B. Dick.
reconditioned. recent model, excel
lent shape; reasonable. MA. S-2l3l,
between 9 am, and 4:3O n m
Evening star., 1953-03-26
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WoMEN

FRENLH COUPLE desires position
with diplomatic establishment. Wife
experienced in kitchen or chamber
maid; husband experienced as head
chef or any other available employ
ment. Call after 8 pm. any even,
10. '2-6512. 27s
Evening star., 1953-03-26
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily maid service.
sE%itShb9ard IS}ar service. ,dI712 oosNse1 New
250-room, modern, residential hotel
exclusively for women. Near Dupont
Circle. excellent TRANSPORTATION. Sele.
rms with running water and tele-
phone; ample bath and laundry fa.
coffee shop. television. free moviesi
WHY: after iss na''SSs Week: no: c5 s-sISO:
WILSON HOUsE-1e22 18th st
and pvt. bath. AD. 2-9296.
WILSON HOUSE-2O06 Kalorama I'd.
Excel. rms. sgles. and dbles..
1894 COLUMBIA RD.i $3.50 .yk. Tv.
dntwn.. on eariines: showers. Tree
1888 ALLISON. .sT.--Attrae.. sunny
rm.; phone and laundry priyil.: conv.
LRRcER AZ RA DS1Bie SiaaIe BEDROOM sEDRooMTasi Vim
sStp ss .9ts, beds TeRlaee Sl ss0s s6s privileges.
Que ara hsw Hampshire-CieSn.
single "a, adj. bath; 81 weekly.
1903 N. n. AVE. NV. near DUPONT
Circle-only 1925 weekly for nice,
Clean single rm.' near shower
1899 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt. 6b%At-
tractlve comfortable room, no other
roomers: CONVENIENT to bath. 26s
CONN. AND KALORANA - Cheerful.
daily maid service; permanent and
transient. 2021 Kalorama I'd. NV.
WYoMING AvE.-seles.. pvt. baths.
lamps: use steinway, some privileges.
S35 $40. S45. DU. 1888. -26
Rooms IN inter-racial cooperative
house: friendly home-like atmos-
preferred. Must be willing to make
coop. liv. work. Call DE. 2-2935.
after 8 and all day Sat. and Sun. Sun.
1918 18th ST. N.w.-small sgle. new.
y decorated; 81 per Week. NE.
Nicely FuRN. RIM. for s.ntle%Sn, LENA
newly built house; private patio.
1416 oslethorpe st NV. RA. o-lls5.
NICELY BIG FURN. RM.. twin beds,
bath, shower. big furn.. screened
porch; conv. transp.;. $40 mo. for L;
$50 for 2. Ala Buchanan st. ia.
5s3 ifth ST. N.w.-Heart Of down.
town; several singles and doubiest
tmmaculate: daily maid service. NE.
s-2s60, GOVERNOR GUEST HOUSE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rooms, nv.
unlim. PHI. valk;-in closets. Single.
e. spa spacious Ho dOgblss tssa,v with fireglscs,
water: refgr., hot plate. maid serv..
$50. Excel. transp. CO. 5-577O.
CONN. CATHEDRAL AvE.-Beautifui
SLEEP ON AIRFOAM, wake up to mu-
sic and light. clock-lamp-radio, TV:
$40. 2l47 p st. NV. INK. s-esas.
1866 wYo. AvE.-Newiy dec. snnar
,S1S s5,1s; y Mt; Pleas; s$7;s6 e.: NO.. '@zs
pSf6sT fEf 6SS9ns cERcLE iaz All 2h21. lStb .Ss
F st. nv; Lge:, nicely furn: front
closets. In q quiet home. Every:
n 1ninE ,rom fSrn' doTntdHn pa1Elns FRS sssss ,a
wEsTM1sssfRRs Il sfeRs R9rEI. RS EE479a fso7 2f7.h
sI.v! s w. ssls,s ss sO1 as 'Ts H. ass6: a|sssss65:
q stately mansion Beautifully FUN.
studio rms Lge. modern bath. Sun
deck Daily maid service. Breakfast
optional. Parking facilities. AD.
3150 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. sgle.. with
porch; 2nd floor; young lady: $50.
CiRCLE-l314 10th St. nv.
Lge. front rm., 2nd H.. near bathj
one man; reas. TO. 2-9533. -26
PVT. HOME-Lge. rms, very iee. clos.s
gas heat; y block to N. Capitol
streetoars; reas. DU. 7-1043. --27
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Evening star., 1953-03-26
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