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Evening star., 1953-06-07

Meetings this week:
Sunday-G. P. o. Post, $50
Eighth street, Sc.
Tuesday - Robert E. Peary
Ship, 1923 Thirteenth street,
NV; Washington Post, 1749
Pennsylvania avenue, NV; Fed
eral Post, 1909 Rhode Island ave-
nue., NE.
Wednesday-Front Line Post,
419 Seventh street, NV; Po-
tomac Post, 1918 Rhode Island
avenue NE; Takoma Post. 8
Columbia avenue, Takoma Park,
Md; 1t. Col. John j. He'll Post,
2022 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Thursday - Internal Revenue
Post, $50 Eighth street, Sc.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Legion Auxiliary
Committee Meetinq
Tomorrow Night

There will be a meeting of the
Department Rehabilitation Com
mittee of the American Legion
Auxiliary tomorrow at 8 pm. at
the Legion Club, 433 Third street
NV. Mrs. Pearl Heagerty. de-
partment rehabilitation chair
man, requests that reports be
turned in by the unit chairmen.
Material for the department
convention program must be re-
turned to Mrs. Heagerty by June
Is. Advertisements may be sub
mitted up to June %.
United States Department OF
Agriculture Unit will meet Tues
day at the American Legion
Club, at 8 pm, with the presi-
dent, Miss Mary Patricia Flynn,
presiding.
Mrs. Mary Lou Jones, presi-
dent of United States Maritime
Unit, announces members of her
unit entertained patients at the
Blue Plains Home for the Aged
and Infirm yesterday. The unit
has Endorsed Mrs. Beulah La
Scola tor department president.
with Mrs. Faith Windsor as de-
partment vice president.
Washington Police and Fire
Unit will meet tomorrow at the
Columbia Heights Christian
Church hall, 1435 Park road
NV, at 8 pm. Officers will be
elected.
The unit will sponsor a night
of games for the patients at
Mount Alto Hospital on June 10
at z pm.
Mrs. Beulah La Scola, past
president, who is being spon-
SOreQ Tor department. president,
also has been indorsed by James
Reese Europe, with Mrs. Abbie
Riddick as vice president, and
by Spangler.
Mrs. Merle Cerulla, past presi-
dent of Sergt. Jasper Unit.
has been indorsed for depart
ment president by Capital Tran
sit and National Cathedral Units.
Sergt. Jasper Unit will give a
party for the patients at Mount
Alto Hospital on Tuesday at 7
pm. A benefit garden party will
be held by the unit on June IA,
from 5 pm, at the home OF
Mrs. Emile Schuler, 1922 Rogart
road, Silver Spring, Md. In case
of rain the party will be held
indoors.
The District of Columbia
Salon Departmental Eight and
Forty, will hold it's 28th annual
marche departmental at the Will
lard Hotel, July "a and Is.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Capitol PIuzu Concerts

The Navy Band will open a
series of summer concerts at
the Capital Plaza with a pro-
gram at 8 pm. Tuesday featur-
ing selections from Lohengrin,
La Gioconda, and from The
Three MuSketeerS.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Vehicles Provide Tuxes

DETROIT. 1t is now esti-
mated that one out of every
eight tax dollars collected in the
United States comes from motor
vehicle sources.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
You Rub A Magic Lamp!

The this week that Buttons Town Hall
tower chimes have been completely financed with the receipt
of another gift like tale out of Arabian Nights You
rub the wonderous magic lamp and To- jinn appears to
made dream true.
The eectronic chimes at first conceived as COM
munity project by Verne Walker Tplett company engineer
1t remained for the Business Mems Association to recognize
the merit of the idea and agree finance half of the cost
Then last week R. L. Tpett Vernes boss, volunteered
personal contribution the remaining half of the cost OF
the project -.. g. .-
Blufton is fortunate to have combination of civic
minded citizens responsive and the public be-
half and proves again the value of having industrial
organization such the pett company in the community
1t is thing to have homeowned industry in community
wherein the key personnel residents of the community
vitality concerned for its wefare it is another thing to have
industry managed by remote control just another
branch operation of far-fung empire.
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A Bio Day For The Girls

Plans are in the making for al-day Camporae at
Harmon Field sometime in June for the than 100 girls
who active Girl Scout Brownie organizations of the
community The girls will be able to enjoy of the fun
of camp life without travelling far aed and with practically
expense.
The Harmon Field Day Camp idea is another of the type
of activities which keeps the youngsters interested and which
have made the Girl Scouts important factor in Buffton
social life.
This type of program does not simply out of thin
air. but requires great deal of interest and hard work the
part of the who head the youth work They deserve
great deal of credit but all they ask is that parents show
of interest in the youngsters and assist in
various ways help make it successful At present high
school students will be welcomed program aides to assist
leaders in conducting the day Persons interested
contact Mrs B. W. Travis who heads the local scouting
organization
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14

eat. Yes, really have plenty of good
things to eat. Bring your own table
service.
In the afternoon we will have a
good program. Hiram Kohl, our
president, who visited Switzerland,
will be chairman. He told me he has
many good Swiss stories to tell us.
There will be song festival in the
evening in Founders hall. The pro-
gram will be singing of old Swiss
songs and church hymns.
I've heard that "Dad" Lehman will
be here to lead the singing. He is a
very good song leader.
| know the farmers are in the
midst of their spring work, but as
this comes only once year, lay your
work aside and come. In looking
around you will see many beautiful
girls. Don't forget to tell Ben, Jack
and John, Barbara, Marie, Elizabeth
and all your friends to come and
bring a big basket full of food be-
cause my appetite is big. a
Hans Sigerist
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
Agriculture And The Fight For Peace

In America we have defeated famine. But famine and
hunger still stalk much of the rest of the wordand
cause they have always been of unrest and turmoil
and war. aa ... #@a. .@" ...E
In a recent talk, official of company which manu-
facures farm machinery sad Hungry nations are not hap
py naonsnor they the most cooperative in matters
lang the continuation of peace Because of this fact
agriculture is key industry in fight for peacen
endeavor provide sufficiently for ourselves and for other
nations the vital foodstufs essential to peace s
IF people everywhere could adopt Americas modern
methods and modern American farm machinery, famine
and starvation could be stamped out in year. and thus
eliminate the most important single of war; He then
went point out that to have and freedom
do the best possible job of conserving and utilizing
our land and other natural resources.
Since 1920 population has increased by 25 cent
but food production has increased only 15 cent During
the next 25 years another 25 cent increase in Americas
population is expected Large quantities of agricultural
products will continue be needed by friendly peoples
The situation be met by making every of farm
land produce capacityand at the time applying the
proven technques for keeping that fertile for future
generations. In this science and the machine the farm
er's true and tested allies.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
FFA Boys To Conduct
Church Service

The First Methodist church of
Bluffton will observe Rural Life Sun
day with a special service of worship
conducted by the members of the
Future Farmers of America under
the leadership of Lorain Basinger,
high school vocational agriculture
teacher.
The program will include a vocal
quartet with Roger Reichenbach,
Tavern Moser, Richard Bucher and
David Beery, accompanied by David
Tschiegg at the piano. The offera-
tory will be played by brass quar-
tet including Richard Bucher, David
Tschiegg, Wade Lehman and Ned
Althaus. David Beery will lead the
responsive lesson.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
Mainly Personal

THE LOSS OF A 80 cent fishing
bobber in the Buckeye caused con-
siderable inconvenience and lot of
chiding for o. C. Hursey, ardent
Bluffton sportsman last week. At
tempting to retrieve the foater which
had become loose from his line at
the edge of the quarry, Mr.. Hursey
stepped on a loose rock and suddenly
found himself in two feet of water.
A kindly lady, who came to Hursey's
aid, stopped flow of remarks per-
tinent to the situation, but between
them, they were unable to locate the
missing bobber which refused to float
again. Apparently the anglers quick
descent had buried it in the quarry
bottom.
Friend Dave Riser was quick to
note later that the waters of Buckeye
have been muddy ever since (without
taking into consideration the fact
that the Riley overfiowed there in the
meantime) and several village wags
swear that all fish have stopped Bit
ing.
A NEWS REPORT currently MAX
ing the nations headlines that geese
are finding a new occupation replac-
ing human hands in the wedding of
cotton crops, recalls that a number
of local farmers have found long ago
that the goose is valuable in keeping
down weeds in the strawberry patch.
The news items coming from
Washington state that the goose will
eat anything green but will not touch
cotton. Apparently it may be added
that they are also alergic to straw
berries, and Washington agriculture
experts should take a "gander" at
that.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14

WELL, CLEAR SKIES and sum-
mer-like days over the week end re-
minded us that it will soon be time
to dust off electric fans then last
week Council decided it was time to
open the spray guns on Big and
Little Riley and start the war again
st mosquitoes. Can spring be so
close at end?
And if it is, will there be more days
of mushroom hunting? We'd heard
so many reports that this has been
the best mushroom year for genera
tions, that we lost no time accepting
an invitation to accompany an old
vet at the sport one evening last
week. 1t was our first experience at
searching for the well-hidden fungi.
"Now Tommy" we advised our
six-year-old son who accompan-
led us, "yOu must look careful
ly. They're hard to see, and you
might walk right past whole
ness. A moment later Tommy
picked up two of the long g-necked
type right behind us i'm the path
we had taken, and by the end of
the evening he had found more
than his Dad. We blamed it on
our bifocals.
RAY MUMMA, now satisfactorily
recovering from stroke suffered
earlier this year, is again able to be
outside to stroll about. Always an
ardent consewationist, Ray is max
| ing use of his time to further his in
terest in wildlife, and was observed
Wednesday making the rounds of
friends distributing small sacks of
sunfower seeds to be planted this
Spring. The sunfowers provide food
for fnches and other birds, and if
planted around gardens, add color
| enmasse.
Last year Mr.. Mumma had
sunfowers about his entire gar
den plot at his home on Thurman
street. Over half bushel of
seed was harvested at the end of
the summer, and this is what he
is now distributing for planting.
WONDER HOW MANY saw the
recent issue of the Toledo Blade
which carried a picture of the Crow
ley All-Stars, a semi-pro baseball
team of 1913 vintage in Toledo. In
the photo was Harvey Shine, who
now lives out on the County Line
road and repairs furniture and does
cabinet work. Harvey was the
teams hurler of the day, and team
mate who played at the shortstop
spot, was none other than Joey
Brown, who later became famous as
movie comedian. Joey is standing
directly behind Shine in the photo.
Reminds us of the day the film
star put on his famous baseball act
for regiment of war-weary soldiers
on Guadalcanal. joey was a visitor
on the island when it and the waters
surrounding it were not considered
exactly safe place to go on a picnic
jaunt.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
CIR FFA Boys
Named State Farmers

Three members of the Future
Farmers of America chapter of Cory
Rawson High school will receive the
coveted degree of State Farmer in
an official presentation at Ohio State
university next June 5, it was an
nounced this week.
CIR students receiving the honor
will be Harold Roth, Larry Creeger
and Wayne Marquart.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14

this letter, there is special
treat in store for you soon. If
you have difficulty reading it, see
the translation below.)
Bluffton, Ohio
l Mai, 1853
Lietber Daniel,
Hesch es oeppa scho goert? Was :?
E,mir hei umma ma Schweitzer Tag
HE an Fritig d 90. Mai, bi Bluffton
College.
College. E ia, mir hei umma nes
gutes z'Mittag Essa. Da gibts-
Schnitz, Kuche, Schmir Kaas, gutes
helm bachenes Brot, Ladwerch, cof-
fee, u no viel angere quite Sache. Sag
am Eisi Sc soil o-na-Korb voll CUTE
Sache mitbringe. Was dir mid saeget.
ia, es ishh wohr.
Bringit Rauer, Goph, Gablu und as
Luffele.
In Namittag hei mir umma nes
CUTE Program. Der Kohl Hiram, da
i-da-Schweitz ish 'gsi, ish Vorsitzer
und er het mir 'gsetit er het viele
Lumpe 'Gschichtle das er 'ues saega
will.
Els ish o-naSitzung am Abe j.
Founders Hall am 8. Das soell ma
Singete 81. Da wird els g'sunga-
Alte Schwietzer Lieder und G'meins
Lieder. / ha 'kort das der Lehma
Adolf kummt und ish der Vorsinger.
Er ish gar Gruezle gut.
ia, die Bure 81 mitts i-da-Frueh-
lings waerch. Mi cha Sc mid vo allen
waegspraenge, aber das kumt numme
einist i'm Jahr, so kumm.
Du bruchst blosz es bitzeli d'Auge
uf-z'tue und z'luege-da sic d schoene
Meitschi. Aber doch mid oeppa. ia,
ia, das ish wahr. Vergis es mid Il
saegs am Baensi, Koebi, Hansi, am
Baebi, Marie, Elsie, allie das du
gsehs saeg ma sic soelle da Korb
voll NIT bringa den ha ma grosza
Appetit.
Hans Sigerist
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TRANSIA ALTON

The following is very liberal
translation of the letter above.
All arguments pertaining to us
age and translation are referred
to the Swiss Day Committee.
Dear Daniel:
Have you heard the news? We are
having Swiss Day again at Bluffton
college Friday, May 20. We will
again have a good Swiss picnic at
noon. We will have dried apple
slices, pie, cake, cottage cheese, good
home-baked bread, coffee and many
other Swiss eats. Tell your wife to
bring basketful of good things to
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14

SOLDIERS ADDRESS
Pvt. Howard E. Kohler
u. S. 52173948
Prov. Co. 919, A. p. o. 613
c/o Postmaster
San Francisco, Calf. .aa
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LETTER TO THE
EDITOR ....

editors note: If you can read
this letter, there is a special
treat in store for you soon. If
you have difficulty reading it, see
the translation below.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27

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3 BEDROOM TOPPING buiIt house.
Fenced ii yard. Venetian blinds
throughout. Stove, refrigerator and
automatic washer. Sill, 900 .OO.
Ternls, a, 200. 0O. cash, balance 81
mortgage payable At $500 month.
y Terms can ~ arranged. 2111
Staples Ave. Phone 2-S87l
lnay2S ST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-27

Town site lots waterway lots
beach front lots highway lcts
ccear front Iots. Small acreage
sract1. Two houses On ocean. Larg
ct development and fastest grow
ing eommnnity ID Lower Keys.
Al Utilities
= niles from Key west Phone
Operator (IOng Distaneel SUM
msxland Key.
mar ue- wed .fri.tf
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Real Estate For sale

= BEDR.. : bath home. TOP quality
construction Throughout. s19.-
5000 terms. 1921 George ST.
Phone 2-s27s for appt nay2s-2lt
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z BEDR Home on large lot. 5 yrs.
old. Garage. Convenient location
near Garrison Blight. occu. about
June Is, 22lo Patterson Ave. 81.
Phone 2-s7O6. mayIs.12t
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FURNISHED Apartment Couple.
only. All electric kitchen. ls2Ol
Won Phistsr 81. may27-1txI
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ONE BEDROOM furn. apt. Electric
] kitchen. tile bath, tub and shower.
I Hot water. Very clean. Couple
only. No pets. 701 Florida 81.
niay27.s tx
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FURNISHED Apartment. All elec.
trio kitchen. l415 Thompson 81.
unay27-st
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LIGHT, airy Z bedroom furn. apt.
Close % Bayview Park. 1905
Truman Ave. mayz7-6t
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1850 TRIUMPH q. Bird 7 $3.50.
Al cond. 1905 Roosevelt Drive.
may2s SIX
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ttagss For RSns

2 FUHN. cottages for rent. Apply
500 Francis ST, upstairs
may25-stx
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Apart nnsnts For Hent
sCoNzzNuRDl

MODERN efEiclsney. Utilities and
linens furn. $20.oe wsskIy. I274.
Seminary. mayer st
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1850 CIJSHlfAN Motor Scooter.
Good Condition. $ls0.oo. See 81
zos C. Polneiana. maya sslx
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~ raiIsrs For Rsnt

0NE-FAY TRAILERs. any si1s.
fOr rent 10 any city Il III
United States. Rent Il hAr leave
il there. See Dick rhelp Palm
tSinclairD Serrice Station Stock
island. snay2I.tf
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s. TraiIers For Sale
tUoNzngUnns

1851 I BEDROOM 81 Trailer.
$zsss.O0. Upton Trailer Sales,
Stock Island. may27-lt
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2 Business OPP rtunisi

BAKERY for sale. Wonderful lorH
semi-retired baker and wife 81
veteran wanting experience. Box
lM Marathon, RIA. may2.
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WILL SHARE my home At 922
alon 81. with ugliet woman. All
sohveniences. Reasonable rent
EIlay2I Isl
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tor Seootsrs
1850 TRIUMPH q. Bird 1851.
Al cond 1906 Roosevelt Drive.
may2s SIX
1850 CUsHlFAN Motor Scooter.
Good Condition. $4,000. See 81
30 ssCn polneiana. mays Sd
Boats and 1Gcscrs
BOATS. motors. xSilern. rent.
trade d sell. CIitfu Marine ~
supply Co.. stock Island. Phons|
2ssl maya q
j IS Speedleraik Runaboui win
steering wheel, rs d. Eveurude|
outhoard motor With remote con
Etrol. ! G1tof trailer. Al new. Sc
J. p. LaWIe Ga Slmonton s..
may1-6
MERCURY 7sk E.P. 5000 K-0
George Allen Apartments.
mays -stx
BOAT { Cupboard Motor. 1901
PetrOnia s. mayzs-stx
50 sgaI Notices
m THE CIRCUIT COUNT Or THE
SKx2EENNH JUn1CEAk CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or TEon1nAs
IN AND ron MONROE ooUNTXs
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CeN1 No 11-4x8
1EAReAREI IsouISN eT0Rsf
~ D1v0RCN
RohaERx DUNN STORM.
NOTICES N pHmKsICAIT0M
To- ROBERT DUNN STORM
~ 0 Nex l2De
BtnWnA&iiie. Texas
you AAM HEHE8A NOTLEIA.kl
that eulk len divonce has beNn filed
CURED 20 serve = copy o. your an
Ewef on Attorney FOR Plaintiff and
ftle the original thereof with the
Clerk 81 this Court on or before
fa1e 18th day IT June. AID. 1885,
otherwise Decree Pro Con4ee1o
Will Be entered against you.
DATED this 1oth dAF Ct April
AID. 1858 Key West Nlonroo
seal, EARL ADAMS
Be- Kathleen Notfnge
Deputy CLERK
Enrioua Esnufnnldns lrs
COS WhlteheAd street.
Key West &1p1SdA-
may 4. ID 4 s5unA- 80
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ia ~
Iii RE M&takf "
DsesasSd
NnF4rN 6N ANnkfCA410M
tann HIN A. utsCAAnGN
Hnfie9 u hereby given tQ 81
whom & nIAH enncern that John ~
6 Eoil. a. administrator epn ters
tamenle aane4o De boniA men -
licensed. Has tiled with The Hon
orable Raymnn1 q Lord. County
3ndK6 IL h116 f6t EonrA9 County
Florida, hIo final account % pros
caedfnne ana hNa made application
fnr his aischnfee ~ such aanaintas
traitor cum foefnrnento nnnexn DE-
bofffN non.
Dated this seth dnv ek MAJ, A. p.
fakS.
1900 49,. II f9.1 1880
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y: 4 ~. II ! !. ! ~ i y fSxS
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THREE BEDROOM House. Fenced
III yard. Patio and grill. PhOna
22s2S as1z Patterson. rnay21 OK
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FURN. One Bedroom House WiIl
take couple with or without baby.
No pet. Hot water Apply up.
stairs. rear, 1oIz Varela st.
Inayz Stx
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BOATS. motors. tr1ilerr rent
trade d sen Cure Marine 8
supply ca. stock Island. Phons
z-2Ss1 mayz e
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HOUSE for rent. Short term. al
ply lzlk Dnval s. saay2s.lt
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on IDlR JOLT 60 electric.
tisale hai Utilities linens.
dishes far6hsd n p Motel.
1qsi Eaten 81 mayi-ti
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Z
Biz cOpplt lcts, ons half hloe
Ile best BY n III owner del
CHS hOuse You must ses Ire To-
TIRES 10 appreciase this hOuae a.
eeEner iDt. sailing f0r less tAan yosi
e1ld imagine only 9t2 500 Cam
pars his viii anything yOu haye
sen
Cool md comfortable designed
tor florida living and located II
0le coolest area II Key West Is
us To bedroom, two hath hause.
ksEoss NenkiiaEicn i everv roonl.
y perfect condition and "a ~
cd 4 only s1s. 90
i real Dream Eose Ei.res -
Es Tile bath beausiEal o.
noors separnte din ra luls
- eablnesa llgiit arI aIry kIlrA
: laEEa xeEaed hack p1rcA nh
stationary tnha heanlini lid.
Seaped yard % X @ garage snd
h00ster pllrnp. aIso solar syklesm Is
w eat water. 4 ssaaH ak 81
- ensh se1rra.
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q Rsal Estate Fcr Sals

LOOKING ron Al HOUsEY ~
should be able to please yo.l.
ere IRE lust ! lev ci eulr oifer.
hrs:
Two bedroom two hatii
49, house .....................-....... 80 900
Three bedroom has
everything .............. sit sd
Two bedroOmtwo
screened p0rchss ....... 81. 500
Iwo stCry house frame
e0nstrueticn .-......... s 500
Two bedroom handicapped
yard hafbeque - slo so
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