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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-09
NEWS from MON7'VZZLE

afternoon with the president,
Mrs. Mary Lafferty in charge
Those present were Jean Bear
dsley, Mildred Krejci, Lucille
Covill, Agnes Tommer, Gladys
Leggett, Helen Brace, r oS e
Huntoon, Ruth Thaler, Cor a
Miller, Jeanette Stapel, Doro-
thy Kleppel, Blanche Loveland
Rose Weitzenhof and the school
principal, Mr.. John Bret. After
the business meeting, a musi-
cal program was given by the
students from Mrs. Warmers
room. The next meeting will
be held in the evening of jan
uary 10 ct the school. Time
8 pm.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Skinner
and son, John of PaineSville
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skinner
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stone
left Friday morning for their
home in Chiswick, Ont, after
spending several days with rel
ativeS and friends here.
Mrs. Georgia Walters Of
Mentor spent the weekend at
her home here.
Members of the Ladies Aid
held a dinner at the aid rooms
Thursday Dec. 2, with MIS- q.
Blanche Pickett as d inner
chairman and Mrs. Elv n a
Gray assisting. Following the
dinner the meeting was called
to order by the president, Mar
garet T. Waragowski. Grace
Stapel, the chaplin led the de-
votionals.. Three new members
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The Geauga Record and the
Geauga News wish the follow
ing, who have birthdays this
coming week, many happy re-
turns of the day.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9
Gertrude Aitken, Chardon
Lynn Patchin, E. Claridon
Anne Boyle, Middlefield
Cora Gingerich, Middlefield
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10
Mrs. F. T. BostWick, Char
don
Leslie Sanborn, Chardon
Alice Wilmot, E. Claridon
Mosse M. Miller, Middlefield
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL
Mrs. Larry Kingston, Char
don
Florence Leyde, Chardon
Aria Evans DalgleiSh Chardon
Ethel Roller, Middlefield
Mrs. F. B. Hopkins, Mid
dlefield
Violet Warren, Middlefield
SUNDAY, DECEMBER IL
Sharon Ann Horton, Chardon
Sterling Moulton, Chardon
Lloyd Williamson, Chardon
Matilda Young, Chardon
Marilyn Marquardt, Middle
field
Mrs. Saloma J. Detweiler
Middlefield
MONDAY, DECEMBER 13
Hilda Grant, Chardon
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CMyiidon
News by Mrs. Howard Ensign
Telephone East Claridon 66217

News by Mrs. Howard Ensign
Telephone East ClaridOn 66217
The Grange Home &c. COM
mittee will serve fifty cent
supper on December IA in the
place of the usual pot luck sup
per. Please make reservations.
The county delegates to t h e
State Convention will be pre-
sent and give a report.
David Kellogg was injured
while playing at school a t
week and rushed to Children'S
and Babies Division of Lake
side hospital, where he remain
ed over night for treatment. He
is much better at this time.
Mrs. Carl Hope has b e n
quite i'll but reported gaining
at this time Sunday.
The Mothers club will have
their Christmas covered dish
luncheon Friday, Dec. 10 at
1900 noon at the Town Hall.
Tracey Spencer, Mr., and Mrs.
C. G. Babcock entertained de-
scendants, and their families,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Spen-
Ger for Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Orrin Valentine attend
ed funeral of a relative in
Madison Thursday.
Friday, Dec. 3, was to have
been the AS You Like 1t Circle
with Mrs. Paul McNish in Mid
dlefield, due to bad roads the
ladies were unable to attend.
Eleven women and one man
braved the snow storm Thurs
day night and attended Womens
Fellowship meeting at t h
home of Mrs. Ernest Pollock.
Warren Taylor told of plans
for remodeling the church. Mrs
Roy Grafton was in charge of
a candle light Christmas pro-
gram. Delicious refreshments
served by the hoSteSSeS.
Members of the Golden Rule
Sunday school are invited to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs &.
Vern Wells Saturday for usual
party and pot luck supper.
Mrs. M. J. Wilmot received
about thirty birthday cards last
week.
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veland and Mrs. Irma Sidley
Several other invited que S S
were absent because of illness.
Mrs. Calhoun received m a n y
beautiful and useful gifts.
Several from here attended
the supper and Dutch auction
sponsored by the Ladies Auxi-
liary of Geauga county Hospi-
tai Association in Burton Sat
urday night. Mrs. James Sid
ley was one of the dining
room hoSteSSeS.
Mrs. Carl Morley of Hunts
burg spent Wednesday and
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Skinner and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gray
spent Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wingard in Hambden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Edeburn
received word of the death of
Mr.. Edeburn's mother, Mrs
James Edeburn in Mercer, Pa.
last Wednesday. They immedi-
ately left for Mercer and re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. Alex Nemeth attended
the Grange officers meeting at
Claridon Saturday evening.
There will be a Christmas
party and quarterly birthday
supper at the Grange on De-
cember %. There will be an
exchange of gifts.
Mrs. Ed Weber entertained
Mrs. Kenneth Armstrong Of
Rocky River Thursday.
The P. T. c.. meeting was
held in the room over tn e.
fire station last Wednesday
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were welcomed into the group.
They were Mrs. Mildred Wen.
eel, Mrs. Irene Rabatin and
Mrs. Mary Jane Rabatin. Elec.
ton of officers for 1855 was
held. They were as follows :
President Elvena Gray, vice
president, Gertrude Highland },
treasurer Edith Koerner, sec.
retary Rose Weitzenhof, chap,
lin Grace Stapel, and Sunshine
committee Margaret Twaragow.
ski. The Ladies Aid Christmas
party will be held on Decem.
Der 16. There will be an ex.
change of so cent gifts.
Mrs. K. A. Peters has re.
turned home after spending
some time with her daughter
Mrs. Burnita Istvan, who has
just recently moved from Gle
veland to Painesville.
Mrs. Milton Gray and daugh.
ter, Mrs. James Wingard spent
Monday in Cleveland.
The spaghetti supper sponsor.
ed by the PFC. at the school
Saturday evening was well at
tended. &
Miss Judy Loveland of Hamb-
den spent the weekend with
her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Hoffman.
Mrs. Edwin Weber and Mrs
Ed Weber were shopping in
Painesville Saturday.
Lyall Huntoon attended Ma
sonic services for James Nc
Farland in Geneva Sunday eve
ming. Several from here attend
ed the funeral Monday after
noon in Geneva with burial in
Footville.
There will be an open house
on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 10,
at the Ladies Aid rooms for
the golden wedding annivers-
ary of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hun
toon of Chardon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Huntoon resided here m a n y
years and Mrs. Huntoon is a
member of the Ladies Aid .
Everyone is welcome.
The Boy Scout meeting was
held Wednesday night at the
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News by Mrs. Mildred Skinner

news Dy mTSs MLIuECu ShHucE
Mrs. Richard Loveland en- :
tertained at a shower for Mrs.
Joanne Calhoun from Geneva
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sidley Sunday afternoon.
The following guests were pre-
sent: Mrs. Evelyn Buckwald,
Mrs. Mildred Loveland an d
daughter, Marilyn from Cleve-
land, Mrs. Irene Snyder, Mrs.
Hazel Loveland, Mrs. Dorothy
Mattson and two daughters,
Linda and Gale from Willough-
by, Mrs. Heilma Loveland from
PaineSvilie, Mrs. Mary Good
win and daughter Paula from
Geneva, Mrs. Dorothy Gates
and little son from Jefferson,
Mrs. Airline LoVeland and
daughter Nancy, Mrs. Barbara
Stocker and daughter Ami t a,
Mrs. Mary Louise Crocker, Miss
Zulu Dowler, Miss Kathryn Wa
rner from Thompson and the
hostesSesS, Mrs. Jacqueline Lo-
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RpyBt1hday

Mary Lou Dieska, Chardon
George Brhick, Middlefield
Dan j. Troyer, Middlefield
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Ia
Helen Sargent, Chardon
Robert Lewis White Jr., Ches-
ter
Mary Chamberlain, Hambden
Rita Patchin, Middlefield
Willie Lee McGurer, Middle
field
Dan D. Troyer, Middlefield
Stanley Davis, Middlefield
Leroy Town, Middlefield
Ruth Kaufman, Middlefield
Wilmer N. Byler, Middlefield
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is
Halbert Stafford, Chardon
Maxine Grant, Chardon
Rose Marie Ritondaro, Ches-
ter
James Feigle, Chester
Arthur Genske, Russell
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16
Raymond Fowler, Chardon
Susan Morgret, E. Claridon
Valentine Troyer, Middlefield
Nicholas Skidmore Sr., Mid
dlefield
Stephen Mills, Middlefield
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

AUBURN TWP. - Alice E.
Jefferson, lot S with house and
TBS acres. to Margaret Butler,
Mantua.
Mae and Edward Zelenka, lot
8-3 with house and 2.56 acres
to Rose and Charles Varom,
Chagrin Falls.
BAINBRIDGE TWP. - lisa.
belle o. and John M. Hien, lot
Is with cottage and 600 acres
to Elizabeth S. Knallay, Cleve-
land.
Mary Naymick, lots 1O-11
with house, garage and $500
acres to Ann, Nicholas, Joseph
Jr., and John Naymik, Euclid,
Ann, Nicholas, and Joseph
Jr., lots 10-11 with house, gar
age and $500 acres to 10 h n
Naymik, Euclid.
Joseph Naymik, lots 10 IL
with 1900 acres to Shirley E.
and Charles K. Locke, Solon.
Shirley D. English, lot 81 with
1872 acres to Ruth B. and Don
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MORE COURT NEWS

aid E. Hagen, Chagrin Falls.
Cecilia Vasicek, lot 26 with
cottage and 5.79 acres to John
James Vasicek, Cleveland.
LAKE LUCERNE LAND CO.
- Edward C. Wolfe Jr., lot
BAL with house and "a acres
to Ardith Dolores S u m m S
Wolfe, Chagrin Falls.
BURTON TWP. Jean and
Erwin G.. George, lot 78 with
house and 1.42 acres to Mabel
j. and Joseph P. Hendericks
Burton.
CHARDON TWP. Ann R.
and Robert j. Skidmore, lots
154-160 with 1899 acres to Eli
zabeth j. and Dale M. Ernst,
Chardon.
Ella Parker, lot IA with 45.0O
acres to Elton ". Parker, Char
don.
Elton Parker, lot IA with $500
acres to L. R. Uhl, and Harry
E. Vaught, Willoughby.
Ernest Parker, lot IA with
$500 acres to L. R. Uhl, and
Harry E. Vaught, Willoughby
CHARDON WILL. = Nellie F.
and Lloyd N. Summers, lot 1872
with AZ acres to Grace and
Ray Hazen, Chardon.
Nellie F. and Lloyd N. Sum-
mers, lot 1872 with SIS acres to
Phyllis and Joseph Koston
Chardon.
Robert L. Summers, lots 1872
127 with SO acres to Phyliss
and Joseph Koston, Chardon.
Dorothea and Ira A. Can =
field, lots So, SO with barn and
rs acres to Marion Goodrich,
Chardon.
CHESTER TWP. - Imogene
and Michael Dobra, lot 18 with
1.93 acres to Roscoe F. Sand
ers, Willoughby.
Belle and Lyle Battles, lot II
with Lee acres to Mary and
Victor Washner, Cleveland.
Belle and Lyle Battles, lot 16
with 10 acres to Betty and
John D. Adie, Euclid.
Bernice A. Wallace, lot 35
with 81 acres to Margaret and
James Hawk, Chesterland.
Central National Bank o f
Cleveland, lot Is with 500 acres
to Mary ]. Johnson, Chester
land.
Naomi and Clarence Peter
son, lots SO, 40 with house, cot
tage and 1.50 acres to Belzer
Construction Inc, Cleveland.
Naomi and Clarence Peter
son, lot "a with TO acres to
William j. Brown, Cleveland; !;
lot 81 with n acres to Alice
and Lester Scheuring, Burton;
and lot 54 with IA acres to
Gloria M. and K. H. Greiner
CheSterland.
CLARIDON TWP. - Violet
I. and Charles H. Wins, lots
1915 with 4.032 acres to Lena
and Don Pinzone, Chardon.
Miriam Boneham, lot 6 with
21.00 acres to Howard M. Moss,
ChardOn.
HUNTSBURG TWP. - Steve
Motil, lot 46 with house, gar
age and SIS acres to Mary Mo-
til, HuntSburg.
MIDDLEFIELD TWP. - Le-
onard C. and William C. and
John D. Smallwood, lot % with
1850 acres to SmallWood En-
terpriseS, Inc, Middlefield.
MUNSON TWP. Victoria
and Jack A. Cooke, lot % with
500 acres to Kathleen j. and
Clark L. Archer, CheSterland.
TROY TWP. - Robert G..
McDivitt, lot with house and
9.94 acres to Alma C. and c..
A. Dyson, GarrettSville.
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Fire Station. The boys were
divided into two patrols with
Lyall Huntoon Jr. and Dennis
Lafferty as patrol leaders. Lar
ry Kovats is senior patrol lead
er. 800. .... .... .....................
Their project for the ninth
is First Aid. Meetings will be
held every Wednesday evening
at pm. at the fire station.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

Two wardrobe trunks, good as
new. One Characterized hartman
cushion top, one small size
Wonder-robe; / Electric Westing-
house Stove, a burners, l Ham
mond mill grinder for small
grain, l roll fencing and u HIP.
electric motor. Call Gaithersburg
239J. 1884
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

~PRIVATE SALE HOUSE
HOLD GOODS - Antique walnut
spool bed complete; Antique wal
nut marble top dresser; walnut
dresser; white enamel dresser;
single bed complete; large man.
telplace mirror; oval bedroom
mirror; buffet; tables; lamps;
rugs; dining room chairs; kitchen
chairs; Lawson davenport; wal
nut bedside table; Hoover vac
uum cleaner; carpet sweeper;
stepladder; chintz Grapes, a pairs.
aluminium rooster and enamel
rooster; slick coffee maker COM
plete; adjustable window screens;
adjustable window ventilators;
kitchen linoleum; electric toaster;
ice tongs; 5 gallon crock; 9x12
canvas tent; pictures; porch
chairs; curtain stretchers. Farm
of Edward F. Lacey, White
Grounds Road, Boyds, Md. Terms,
Cash, beginning Oct. list. Direc-
tons: Route % from Rockville
1917 miles, turn right 2 miles
north of Jacksonville or 3 miles
south of Boyds. 1877
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EUsED AUTO PARTS - No

~USED AUTO PARTS - Now
dismantling '4S Ford az Ply.
mouth, '46 Nash and many 9th
ers. Front ends for trailers. Y
ton pick up bed. Good hot air
furnace. Have your mechanic call
us for many saving parts or see
us yourself. Hoag & Hoag Used
Auto Parts, yards located 1/3 mi.
off Hgwy. 240, Washington
Grove, Md. Phone Gaithersburg
790.W.4, and Norbeck Auto Sales
& Used Parts, Georgia Ave, ex.
tended, Norbeck, Md Tel. Lock.
wood 5.1975. HOO
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FHAULING -- Dump truck,
4 yard body with driver, will haul
sand, dirt, stone etc. Local and
long distance. Phone Hudson g.
GIG. 1923
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Adam A. Weschler & Son

Adam A. Weschler & Son
Auctioneers Appraisers
Estate Sale of Household and
Lawn Furniture, Floor Cover
ings, Televisions, Pool Table,
Garden Tools etc. Also I948
Dodge 4-dOOr' Sedan, Contained
i'm Premises 618 Bennington
Drive, Silver Spring, Maryland.
BY virtue of an Order of the
Orphans Court for Montgomery
County, Maryland Re: Estate of
Caroline Virginia Lane, deceased,
Administration No. 8849, the un-
dersigned Executors will sell BY
PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above
mentioned Wemises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1854
AT 10 O'CLOCK AM.
miscellaneous household furni-
ture and furnishings, Oriental
and domestic floor coverings,
RIGA. television sets, Westing-
house electric washing machine,
file cabinet, iron safe, Jr. size
pool table. etc, also 1913 Dodge
4-Door Sedan, Serial No. 310S054S,
fluid drive, radio and heater in
cluded.
The above will first be offered
as an entirety and if the highest
bid made is not satisfactory to
the Executors, said bid will be
rejected and the furnishings and
will be sold by pub
lie auction in detail at Weschler's,
905 f Street, NV, Washington,
DC. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1854
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK AM.
Terms: Cash.
w. GWYNN GARDINER
EDGAR A. WREN,
Executors 1884
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

lEROCKVILLE COMMERCIAL
= 22,483 so. it,, well located in
center of town near highway and
adjacent to railroad; two small
houses and all utilities; owner
anxious to sell; will consider less
than $1.00 per foot. A real bar
gain if you act quickly. Marvin
Simmons Co., Pc. 2-4500 evenings
and Sunday. Call Mrs. Jennings
Pc. 2-2098. 1884
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

~BEAGLE DOGS - Some
Axe, some not registered, well
broke, all ages. Some have begun
to run. Call after 5 pm. all day
Saturday and Sunday. Pc. 2-3173.
1893
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FOR SALE

F1954 HUNTING LICENSE -
Shells and accessories. d & H
Sport Store, 40 w. Montgomery
Ave, Rockville, Md. Phone Pc.
2-2844. 1923
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

~DRUG STORE - Located at
1851 Georgetown Road, Bethesda.
Lot 75x115. Open daily. Oliver
2-2S23. 1870
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IMPAIRMENT = Furnished
three room apt. all utilities in
cluded, semi private bath, rent
500. Phone Pc. 2-2795. 1856
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REAL ESTATE

%WASHINGTON GROVE =
A town within a forest well To-
Gated large lot, garage, oil heat,
8 rooms, 2 porches, A bedrooms,
2 baths. May be financed. Owner
transferred, possession at settle
ment See Mayor McCathran,
(atty0 Ill Maple Road, Wash
ington Grove, Md. 1419
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

- APARTMENT - Unfurnish-
ed two bedroom, convenient to
bus stop, churches, schools and
shopping center; no pets allowed.
Call Pc. 2-24O6. 1855
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FOR SALE

FDINING ROOM SET -
Mahogany dining room table and
6 chairs and tea cart in excellent
condition. Call Damascus 5242
between 6 and Z weekdays and
Saturday all day. 1888
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FOR RENT

%ROOMS = For two or three
employed ladies, complete use of
upstairs kitchen, with private en-
trance and lounge area. Phone
Gaithersburg Gil. Mrs. Howard
Salter, 412 Diamond Ave-, Gath
ersburg. 1921
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

~FEED CORN - Approx
mately 30 acres of finest Pioneer
Feed Corn. Reasonable. Phone
Gaithersburg 649-W-3. r. o. Up
ole, Clarksburg, Md. 1923
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FBALLROOM TEACHERS -
Instructors Glass now forming.
Fred Astaire Dance Studios,
Wheaton, Triangle Shopping Cen
ter, lockwood 5-1368. 1864
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~MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN -
Reliable woman desires light
houseWork, care of children or
companion, live in. HOS Grandin
Circle, Silver Rock. 1153
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SITUATIONS WANTED

RJOB WANTED - 1 want a
job 5-day week, child care and
light housekeeping. Experienced.
Can give references. Tel. Gath
ersburg 942-J. 1887
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E SITUATION WANTED -
Young lady experienced clerk
typist, receptionist, desires posi-
ton. Call evenings Pc. 2-9126.
''.':''.' "''''' 1139
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.AgA8as Have No Doubts About Classified Advertising The Sentinel
SERVICES

~IS YOUR LAWN GREEN?
= If not it needs fertilizer. We
will apply 100 lbs. of high grade
commercial fertilizer to your
lawn for $500. Tel. Poplar 2-403S.
1873
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MALE AND FEMALE -
Booming business makes opening
available for responsible man or
woman with car to call on farm
women in East Montgomery
County. Full or spare time; 500
to $40 a day. Write Mr.. McVey,
100 Market Place, Baltimore, Md.
1873
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MAN - Married man with
small family to help on Dairy
Farm. Modern up-to-date living
quarters, good salary, excellent
working conditions. Must give
references. Apply in writing to
Edgewood Farms, Gleneld, Md.
1850
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HELP WANTED

- statesmen - Married men
preferred. Attractive salary. Elk
cellent working conditions. Car
not necessary. Year round en-
ployment. For particulars see Mr..
Perry or Mr.. Waddell. Rockville
Motor Co., Commerce Lane,
Rockville, Md. Pc. 2-21S8. 981
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~ROUGH LUMBER - All d.
mansions, oak and poplar; also
fencing boards, oak Ike, DC lineal
it.; Locust posts, sawed z long,
90c per post; in quantities over
so posts 85c, cash and carry.
Lemitwood, Inc, Saw Mill Brick
yard Road, Potomac, near Mac
Arthur Blvd, open Mon. thru
Fri, Z am. to a pm. Phone Pc.
2-3147. 1896
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

~ APARTMENT - Furnished
large living room, bedroom and
kitchen. Gas range, refrigerator,
private bath and entrance. Hot
water, electricity and heat. Large
shady lawn and porches. Can go
to Naval Hospital by bus or 20
minutes drive in car. $50 per
month. Call Gaithersburg 598-
VIII. 1148
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

IMPAIRMENT - Two bed
rooms, living room, kitchen, bath,
all appliances furnished. Recently
redecorated. Near Rockville. Call
Pc. 2-27S9 or Pc. 2-2S88. 1851
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WNON-CANCELLABLE AND
GUARANTEED RENEWABLE
- disqualification, Sickness, Acct
dent and Life Insurance. You
own your policy. 1t cannot be
cancelled after claim or rider
put on it because of a bad sick
ness or injury. You have cover
age for every claim. Call or
write c. H. Richardson, 623 Tow
er Building, Washington, DC.
TUckerman 2-1659. 135
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COMING EVENTS

Organizations moY list their pic
mics. suPpers. eornivals. etc.. in This
column at the rufe Of Zoe per line
70 pt. Iinel per week.
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FLOOR SANDING
MOVING & TRANSFER

~GENERAL HAULING -
Will haul anything, anytime, any.
where. 4 Just call Gaithersburg
591.W-2- 1756
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"SAW - Cord wood saw, must
be in good condition, about 30"
blade for two pillow tractor; table
or tractor mounted. Call Spring
1904. 1882
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~CUSTOM FIELD SPRAY
ING - Alfalfa, weevils, spittal
bug, leaf hopper, weeds, etc. Con.
tact C. M. Janney. Phone Cath
ersburg 80. 1888
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

- STENOGRAPHER = For
law office, apply Box 272-S. State
qualifications, experience and re-
ferences. 1893
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~MODEL A FORD - In good
running order; 500 or best Of
fer. Hugh Webb, Gaithersburg
332-R. Ills
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WANTED

FWANTED TO BUY - Will
buy 5 to 10 acres standing corn
in the vicinity of Gaithersburg.
Call V. A. Clarke, Phone Gathers
burg 651. 1853
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

"MASONRY = Stone walls
flag or stone terraces, walks, chin.
neys, fireplaces, cement drivewayA
porches, retaining walls, pipe
draineges. F. Marcuccio, Rockville,
Md. Phone Poplar 2-3568. 1877
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SERVICES

~PAPER HANGING - Paper
hanging and painting inside or
out at very low prices. All work
guaranteed. Book furnished.
Call Gaithersburg 1912, Deer.
wood, Md. 1347
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

~ELIMINATE RUST - Scale,
corrosion from your water sys.
TEN. No chemical required. No
service needed. 10 year guarantee.
We increase your water pressure.
We improve your water system.
Guarantee results. "a hour serv.
ice. AQUA ENGINEERS, INC.
Call Plaza 2.5678. T:10:21.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-30

FMISCELLANEOUS - Ben
dix automatic washer, old style,
running condition, SOS; Baby Fur
niture, baby crib, mattress with
plastic upper cover, SIS; baby
fabric comb. car-bed and seat, So;
baby high chair, So; Tennis rack
ct, Wright-DiXon, woman's, So.
Tel. Pc. 2-6753. 1899