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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-25
Mainly Personal

their cheerful bong.. Especially
on sunny days she songbirds are
their gayest. In town other signs
of spring are seen in Walter
GRATIS move 10 Eedecorate his
shoe emporium last week.
Paper hangers and painters
descended on the store on Mon
day and by the middle of the
week ii appeared Walter had
brought homefa little sunshine
from Florida to brighten the
shop. Then, c91ored balloons and
carnations emanating in a steady
stream from the remodeled Beach
radio and Ty service shop Satur-
day gave Mafn street a preyiew
of the forthcoming eason On
Saturday evening, as If to empha-
size the proximity of spring, the
rains brought a few thunder
clsps and even a hint of
lightning. m
=
TELEVIEWERS who enjoy
program life Begins at 80" wouM
have appreciated seeing Mrs,fW. |.
Moore step OUT Of her - HErshel'S
new Stinsonx piafA oud 8e~@Blufft
airport rsstHtlS. - Srmer ora1e
TIC Snsbp woman had celebrated her
eigMieth birthday while visiting her
son MChieagd When he suggested
flying her hone in his plane, al
though it would be her first trip in
the air, Mrs. Moore didn't bat an eye.
When she arrived in Button the 80
year-old lady Mapped out of the plane
in just as maaer-of-fact name as
she might have stepped from a Grey
hound bus. "Sae wasn't even excited
about her firsk airplane ride" says
her son HarrH who is now farming
the home pla& on the County Line
road. Mrs. More is making her
home in Carey
III = y
FROM MT. PLEASANT, IOWA,
recently a note from the Rev. Elmer
Basinger who has been renewing his
News subscription regularly since
leaving this community in 1913 to
assume the pastorate of the Bethany
Mennonite church in Freeman, S,
Dakota. His duties have taken him
over a good part of the country in
Guiding service as minister of the
| Mennonite churches at Donnellson
| Iowa; Wayland Iowa; and Summer,
field, Ill.,, wheke he served for Il
years and until his wife died in the
spring of 1851. &Since then he retired
from the ministry, lived with child.
rem in various Darts of the country
served as an inerim pastor in Win
ton, California; and attended the
World Mennonite Conference il
Basel, Switzerland.
Last March Rev. Mr.. Basingel
married the former Miss Grace Min;
GRADER of Trenton, Iowa, where h
has settled and is spending his tim,
in gardening and fruit raising. H
also still does supply work for nearb!
churches. His present address i
Route 2, MI. Peasant, Iowa.
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daughter called Thursday evening on
Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Grntz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ekenbary spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Wilson of Dola.
Mr.. and Mrs. RicharN Oft and fam
lily spent Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Amstukz.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Amstutz spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
P. w. Felt of Lima.
Mrs. c. E. Green and family OF
Uniopolis spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green anc
sons. Evening callers were Mrs. Rus,
sell Leiber and son Dwain.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Jennings
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. anC
Mrs. VIM. Amstutz.
Jim Green and Don Ieiber of Co
lumbus spent the Wee end with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Schaublir
and family spent F14day evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wasfer Schaublin
Mrs. MILFORD Gratz pnd daughter
spent Monday with Mrs. Emanue.
Boutwell, and daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Niswander, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry HiltE Mrs. Mabe
Hilty and Mr.. and M& Walter Sch
aublin spent Monday evening will
Mrs. Chas. Strahm and Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Stryker of Lima in honor o.
Mrs. Strahm's birthday.
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IRCAr. NOTICE

In the Common Pleas Court of Allen County,
OhiO. Case No. 41979
Maddox j. Watson, Plaintiff,
VS.
Mamie Watson, Defendant.
The defendant win please take notice that
the plaintiff has filed his action in the Court
of Common Pleas, Allen Countx Ohio, being
Case No. 1879, praying for a divorce upon
the grounds of wilful absence. That personal
service could not be had upon the defendant
for the reason that she is a NONRESIDENT of
the State of Ohio, but resides al l112 West
49th Street. Savannah, Georgia.
The defendant is required to answer on or
before the sixth publication of this notice or
judgment will be takeA against her.
MADDOX J.AWATS0N, Plaintiff
BY j. r. Emans. His Attorney
Jan. 81, 2S, Feb. 4, IL, IS, rs
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LEGAL NOTICE

Barbara Keyton, b minor. whose place of
address is SO Weaver Street, Schenectady,
Keyton. has filed his petition against her
for divorce and all proper relief, on the
grounds of gross neglect of dug and ex-
treme cruelty, in case No. $4,000 id the Court
Lima, Ohio. Said cause may be heard and
decided after the expiration of six weeks
from the first publication of this notice.
Lonis L. Keyton, Plaintiff
By John A, Robenalt, His Attorney,
5O4 Citizens Bldg, Lima, Ohio.
Jan. 28. Feb. a, II. Is, Is. Mar. 4
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Button college. Included in this
gift are many mathematics books
and Dir. HIrshler's own masters
thesis frqn the University Of
Chicago.
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LEGAL N0ECE
IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO

IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO
CASH NO. 4200I
Verla NJ. Phillips, Plaintiff VS.. Roger D.
Phillips, DEFENDANT
The defendant, Roger d. Phillips. whose
last known place of residence was Bond
Trailer Lodge, Greenville. Illinois, will take
notice that Verla M, Phfllins has filed in said
Court an action a0Rlhst HIM for divorce on
the grounds of Gros Neglect of Duty, for
restoration of maiden name nnd equitable
relief. Ssaid cause piIl be for hearing on and
after six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this notice. to-wit: on and
after the 18th day Of March. 1854.
Verla M. Phillips,
By I. B. Steele. her attorney.
Jan. IS. Feb. 4, IL, Is, Is, Mar. 4
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OVER 500 MILLION dollars in
cash loans available to students to
assist them through college is said
to go unused every year.
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OLD TIMERS on the farm, who
once worried at this tine of year
about replenishing th9 barnyard
woodpile and who spent hours over
a bucksaw or on the business end of
an axe handle, are nfw oiling up
their tractors and getting plows
ready to head for the fields with the
first run of nice warnl weather.
Matter of fact, u sources of farm
information advise US that there have
already been a few Mrrows turned
in the fields hereabdlts, although
February blowing is NIT likely to be
as prevalent as last Year.
But what has become of the barn
yard woodpile and spEng log buzz
ing parties? A goody number of
farmers are now providing heat for
their homes with a fiji of a thermo-
stat control. Bucksavs are getting
to be museum pieces.E
Our friend, Hermah Hilty, was
talking about this bukksaw business
only the other day:
"These new chain skws would GER
tainly make short w3rk of the old
wood cutting chore," Herman admit
ted, "but the people who needed
them worst didn't have them"
Guess the power c4pin Nv cam
along about 20 year, tGoVla
serve the farmer BEST
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In Illinois he bad been associated
e Office in January, 1852.
with the sChlumberger Well
Surveying GRIP. As a petroleum
engineer.
Mrs. Luce and Julia and Joe
were exposing to make their
home in An hOrage in a new air
force hous g development close
TO the capAin's base. He Is as
signed to the Office of Special
Investigate IN, U. s. Air Force.
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SPEAKING OF SPRJN

SPEAKING Of SFfING Nafd
who isn't), Nh. Htg pointed
out a pair of meadowfRrks wing
ing across his gardkn plot the
other day. They've Seen around
the Hilty place all wihter singing
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

at the Sabroske and Myers funeral
home for Mrs. Anna Votaw, 80,
mother of DR.. F. L. Votaw. Grave
side services were at 2 p. m. Fri
day at Grand View cemetery, Sa-
lem.
Mrs. Otto Dry was hostess to her
neighborhood card club on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Anspach
and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Haar at
tended the baseball game at Cleve-
land last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oil are
announcing the approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Barbara
Eileen, to Paul w. Muenzer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muenzer.
The couple will be married on
September 4th at the Church of
Christ in Elmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Beck of
Fremont are on a tWo-Week trip
to New York City and the New
England States.
Don Witt, Gary Renwand, Lyle
Schlievert and Paul Blausey,
members of the local F. F. A.
Chapter, are attending F. F. A.
Camp Muskingum on the shore of
Leesville Lake, this week.
Twenty-one members and eight
guests from Gibsonburg attended
the Relief Corps meeting last
Monday night Mrs. Harpel, the
district president and president of
the Gibsonburg Corps, reported
that the District Convention would
be held in the Gibsonburg school
on September 9th with Mrs. Wv
ian Whitinger serving as chap
lain for the convention.
John r. Hamm of Carey has
been hired as physical education
teacher and head football and
track coach for Harris-Elmore
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

and Mrs. Everett Worthington,
was guest of honor q: a birthday
party at his home in honor of his
9Th birthday. Games and deli
cious lunch were enjoyed by the
following: Louise Misgasky, Marty
Lauer, James Dietemyer, Skippy
Tiderman, Ronnie Haar, Judy Rob
erts, Glenda Oehmke, Russell
Damschroder, Jane Blause y,
Chuckie Kaylor, Steve Eoff, John
Hovis, Johnny States and Susan
Foster. Dickie Myers was unable
to attend but sent a gift. Margaret
Kontak and Bonnie Worthington
helped Mrs. Worthington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Shaffer
spent several days last week Wis
iting his relatives in Plymouth,
Shelby, Bucyrus and New Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rohloff
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kuhlman,
Mrs. Edward Kuhlman and Mrs
Donald Roberts attended the flu
neral of their uncle, Otto Rohloff
in Toledo Monday afternoon.
Twenty-three members and two
visitors, James Hetrick and Johr
Ingersoll attended the Kiwanis
meeting last week. Stanley Melick
showed colored slides of trir
he had taken through the south
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

School. He is a graduate of Bowl
ing Green State University. Char
les Rymers, present assistant
coach and science teacher, will
become head basketball coach.
Frank Joyner is medical pa
tient at Maumee Valley Hospital
in Toledo.
Nineteen members of the Phila-
thea class met at the home of Mrs.
Schmidt for their regular meeting
last Thursday evening. Grace Aim
roth and Clara Barnes had charge
of the contests following the
meeting. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Alberta
STANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kuhlman
and Linda and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Kuhlman attended the 50th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Boy Japsen in Port Clinton
Saturday night. They have one
daughter, Mrs. Howard Kuhlman
and two grandchildren, Richard
and Linda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion McClair
of Jackson Street are announcing
the birth of a daughter, Jeannine
Marie, in Memorial Hospital early
Saturday morning. The little miss
weighed 6 lbs. and has two broth
ers and two sisters.
Thirty-four members and q
guests attended the Jr. Women''
picnic at the Railroad Park Wed
nesday evening. The hostesses
Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Alvir
Henderlich, Miss Wilma OeS
treich and Mrs. Leonard Kran,
planned the potluck menu ant
furnished the main course.
Gary Worthington, son of Mr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
ern states.

ern states.
The following boys and girls
from St. Johns Evangelical and
Reformed church enjoyed a trip
to Cleveland last Thursday to see
the Indians play the Yankees: Bill
Reynolds, Wayne Lemke, Galen
Lemke, Richard Kuhlman, Leona
Krumnow, Lester Krumnow, Patti,
Ann and Mary Sue James, Ronald
and Diane Giesler, Sue Giesler
Willard Buhrow, Edgar Buck
Beth Brandes, Beryl Hille, Joyce
and Marilyn Miller, Stanley Diete-
myer, Margaret Ann Tank, David
Haar, and Mrs. Kenneth Gi-~ler
and Edward Kuhlman, Howard
Kuhlman, Henry Bottle, Clarence
Dietemyer, Kenneth Giesler and
Rev. Schmidt drove cars.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

Elm0re. They have one daughter,
Mrs. Ray Petersen, and two grand
sons, Tommy and Johnny Peter
sen.
Leon RAIDER, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence RAIDER, has returned
from four years in the Air Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sherk have
returned from Washington, D. C.
where they spent several days.
Clarence Almroth and Robert
Schroeder left Wednesday for Pc
lee Island, where they will join
Mr. Almroth's brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Almroth of
Toledo, for some fishing.
Arnold Misgasky was officially
sworn in as Elmore's new Police
Chief, taking over for S. P. Dun
ham who resigned.
Last rites were held Thursday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

Marblehead area which will pro-
vide facilities for Is new sub
Scribers.
Involved in the project was both
cable and pole line construction,
company officials said.
Also recently completed in the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
ALLEYS OPEN

Clinton Recreation bowling al
leys will open Saturday for the
new bowling season, the manage
ment announces. The alleys will
be available as a meet lg place
for leagues planning the start of
their years activities, and also
for open bowling. Interior of the
bowling alley has been repainted,
and the alleys have been reSur-
faced
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

Port Clinton district, according to
Manager James Peltier, was a Job
at Gem Beach and Lakeshore
boulevard, which will add 20 sub
scribers. ~
Several smaller jobs were re-
Gently completed at Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
ELMORE BRIEFS
ELMORE BRIEFS
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Lockard
To Mark 5Oth Anniversary
By MRS. DONALD ROBERTS
News Staff Correspondent

In observance of their 50th wedding anniversary on
August goth, Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Lockard will hold open
house at their home at 226 Ames Street from to and
from to on Sunday August 18th Mrs. Lockard the
former Mary Burlington and Mr. Lockard married in
Port Clinton and have spent their entire married life in
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
IS New Phones
For Marblehead

Port Clinton construction forces
of the Northern Ohio Telephone
C. have completed a job in the
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Historic Underwater
Southern MARYLAND

/. so acres: good farm home; large
tobacco barn, chicken houses. i'm
proved road, large stream imme-
diate possession; near Chesapeake
Bay, 40 miles D. C.: ;, 800. -,
>. Is acres; S-room home; large
tobacco barn, stable. outouildinSs
is-mile road frontage on paved
boulevard; orchard, timber; streams.
Immediate possession; 80 miles
D, c.; Sl4,95O.
3. is acres; 6-room home. out
buildings, orchard. creek; imme-
diate possession; As miles D. c.
4. $50 acres: Groom Colonial home,
large tobacco barns, outbuild-
ings, new farm machinery, large
timber. pine, oak, poplar; creek
immediate possession; good road;
As miles D. c.: $4,000.
5. Groom historic brick nogged
home overlooking Chesapeake Bay
built around 1860; good condition
30 miles D. c.: ideal place for re-
tirement home; immediate posses
sion; S9.950. l.
6. 7-room Colonial frame dwelling
large columns; near chesapeake
Bay; S acres OF land good roads;
30 miles D. c.; $4,000.
See our ad under "Waterironts For
Sale" We have farms. waterfronts,
timber; going businesses to I'll your
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. Prince Frederick. Mary
land Phone los, 354 aFo 295-J-1
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
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IOOAY'S SPECIALS
l. 2IO-ACRE STOCK FARM. alons
with plenty water; 100 acres clear
balance woods: 7-rm. house witt
water and cleo: good barn, 45xSC
with drinking cups; 3 other build.
lngs in good repair; all with meta
=; ACRES. near Damascus: 7-rm
brick house with plenty room; IRE.
place. o-h.w. heat. IA baths. 9.
car garage with storage room, large
henhouse. rs fruit trees, spring
stream. fenced.
3. :" ACRES: 6-rm. bungalow. heat
view; mi. to cloverleaf: $500.
All these places on hard roads.
TO INSPECT these and many other
country places. call G. BEST LIN
THICUM. Beallsville, Md. Pooles-
vile 333?. with Bogley's Rockville
-
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FOE SALE, FARM. $500: 1877
timber: 3 creeks; electricity. teie-
phone; mail and school route: 10
miles to Winchester. Write ELMER
VENSKOSKE. Gainesboro, Va.
yA.-Chicken farm Of
INV S acres S SleEs 7 en- e. o Gn T. s.
heat, tile bath. mod. kitchen, bank
barn. brooder and hen houses. double
garage. z wells. SIN. stream. Scenic
y yeTS, " S26;00o; f1nsncing available
tp s4 pbGS. R Iiit ESTATE. Winches-
subdivision. 2o4 acres 81 the beau
tiful. slightly rolling land in the
Old Dominion: 8 miles from Chain
Bridge. Now being operated as Q
dairy farm; one main house with
bath, gas and electricity: 2 tenant
houses: very good condition; barns
and silo., With $4,000 cash, owner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Se asiiaSsS RhALTy. IKE KE
DAIRY. Howard County hunt section.
on paved road, "A miles to D. c.,
"a miles to Baltimore; well equipped,
lge; barn; very productive soil; Co
terms. SIGLER Il CO., RIA. 3-3431 /;
Sunday, Wo, 6-S555 and OIL. 4-2439.
DAIRY FARM--315 OF the most
beautiful acres in Loudoun County.
straddling across paved State roads
with cattle underpass), other roads
bordering and crossing 1t; fenced
and cross fenced; several streams,
20 acres wooded; 8 houses, built
about 1850. has excel. restoration
possibilities; 100 COW approved
dairy barn, milk house, feed barn,
dry barn. machine shed. calf shed,
etc. Farm can be purchased with
all stock and mod. equip. Shown
by appt. only. BOULEVARD REAL
TY. KE S-6h53.
NIA--Thirty-three acres, 40
cleared. 3/10-mile road frontage.
fenced and cross fenced. pond, good
grazing and small Grain land, barn,
silo and other outbldgs. 6-rm. -and-
bath bungalow. Price Sl6.95O,
REALTY. JE. $4,000. NV"
LA PLATA-s147-acre tobacco farm.
equipped, incl. stock. approx. IA mil
lion feet timber. 3 barns, tenan:
brick home. full bsmt.. on hard road
Widow must sell Also l35-acre to-
bacco farm. Upper Marlboro. MR.
PuFTENRERGER, LU. 4-706O.
$50 ACRES. 80 cleared-S rooms
bath. porches, many good outbldgs.,
orchard. State road, 80 mi. south 81
Pa, $4,000; reas. terms. TIE
1000 ACRES. bordering on Bull f Run
near Centreville. Rolling land. 30
acres wooded. Sarah Scott. agent
SAoons ,Soo6s. Cali w. L. ROACH. ia
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UPPER MONTG. CO., MD.

20 ACRES
Potomac Hunt Area - g.
room house suitable for re-
modelling. bank barn, corn
crib. stream: about q miles
beyond Potomac. Md. $4,000
40 ACRES
S-room frame country
home, all modern conven.
fences. ,fireplaces. hardwood
floors, oil heat. copper piping:
house Is surrounded by shrub
berry and shade trees: scar
garage. barn, chicken houses;
large lake. 16-acre pasture;
near B. e. O. committing sta
ton to Washington 5000
no ACRES
Modern lo-room country
home in attractive setting.
Slate roof, Oil steam heat. 3
fh,s rr9aceS ed iTll base basement mt
rage: good barns and out
highly productive crop land.
good pastures. Farm is To-
Gated in excellent neiehbor-
hood on main highway within
committing distance Of Wash
ington. Terms can be AZ ar
gao ACRES
Dairy farm-9-room house
with full bath, oil heat.
Washington-type dairy barn,
bank barn, all necessary out
1AnA. IA TraHAricly rAnnfy
Priced to sell at 100000
GRAYHAVEN MANOR
Authentic 1896 brick manor
house on 135 fertile acres in
Md; house contains 8 rooms.
central heating. 3la baths:
random width floors, exquisite
staircase: all rooms with fire.
places; servants quarters, g.
room modern managers house;
bank barn. silo. cattle shed
and usual outbldes.; Gear
garage. Manor house is To-
Gated at the end of an at
tractive lane bordered by
shade trees, formal gardens.
outstanding view elevation
Duo It.t. rdTm Is well NdteiCQ
with stream and springs; 40
min. to Washington.
For further particulars Of
this and other properties,
contact L. a; Abercrombie.
randall H. Hagner & Co., In
Realtor
321 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. $3.50
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tcont., MASTER RREGER

WHEATON--3,6O0 "a. IT,. located on
psFkins. Mr.. IEisNER. 10. $500.
1881 9th ST. N.w.--Approx. 5000 81.
vERMAN on premises. HUI. 3-7121.
APPROX. 5000 FIT. on two floors in
SSntyenIent Industrial area IL
About soc It. RUSSELL 3. BAR
'RETT. Real Estate CO.. 1904 NJ st.
NV: RE. 7-47s7. Ask for Miss
NV TssVf NR. TAKoMA PARK-Up to
5000 50: y. or will subdivide; r,r.
siding. platform loading. Very reas.
Mr.. list AND o STs. N.w.-Brick
BLDG. soxS5; On wide alley 33oS $3.50
SAFE XII On h II E2IH EG 7 blss. n.w
driving ramp to top: 80, 900 So. IT.,
4th AND MN \. 7. AVE. MIN the
heart Ct the market area ;. 1000 900 Sc.
GUIDED. Cali Mr.. Holland. II. e.
SMITH. Co. 81 18th st. NV,
ow- RENT wAREHousE-s.5o6 50.
IT,; SOC So. #. rental; Phone LA.
SPACE FOR RENT
Approx 10000 So IT. floor space.
lower level: heating and plumbing
facilities suitable for light rnanufac-
turing or storage. Practically new
bldg, located ne. section above New
York ave. Ramp and elevator; de-
sirable rent. Box 3l2-H, Star. ia
10000 SO. FIT. with office space. Just
of S. Capitol and o sts.; new cond.;
high ceiling: overhead doors. Ii.
7-4150, JU. 9-43T5, ewes. ia
5000 SO. FIT. on Pa. TT. siding;
close-in ne. section; loading dock;
truck-bed floor level: years old.
Call Mr.. Morgan, KOONES g.
MONTGOMERY, Realtors. DI. z
12Ao or KE 1-161h. ewes.
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DESK SPACE

DOWNTOWN mailing address and
telephone answering service. NE.
S-3963
BARR BLDG. 91O 18th st. NV. mr.
Conn. and Knew mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best; receptionist., switchboard. mail
and telephone answering service
available. Call ST. 3-3456.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space In Dupont Circle area: tele-
phone answering. mail service and
public stenographer available. Call
DE. 5000.
ARLINGTON, on Wilson blvd. mr..
eourthouse--Desk. ONCE space, and
large suites avail, with phone ans.
ana secy- service, parking facil.
Can "a 5-bl91 or IA. y-S373. la
HILL BLDG, 18th and Eye; once
and desk space. receptionist,. mail,
phone answering service and ste
nographer avail. Ma. S-332s. ---15
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HcLEAN, VA.--la-Rcre BLDG. ste
fronting hard-s surface STATE ID
Price. 81 $50. 4l4 acres, Woooed'
we'll elevated. private. off GeoTse.
Town pike near Madeira School.
PIi!C, 81 $50. For appt.. call Z II.
IRWIN, ia. 1-133.,3 or Ell 6-364S.
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FARMS
68-1OO

Two well-kept farms. both with mod
ern homes. Both can be bought with
the average family would be proud
to own. Both near Nokesville, Va.
Priced at $4,000 and S3S, 900.
MILLS REALTY
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l229-1231-1233 34th st. NV.
GEORGETOWN, ct Prospect Ave-, 500
each or $14O for all three stores.
200 9Th st. NV. at @ St., store
with living quarters above, $40.
GUARANTY REALTY. INC.
Ing 10th St. NV. MA. S-ObS7
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SMALL WAREHOUSE, s75
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SMALL WAREHOUSE $T5
2740 l4th st. NV. 400 50. N.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-2700 Ii
Is, 900 SO. FT.-ONE FL.
OPPOSITE PENTAGON
FEATURING A I r &C o N =
DITIONED OFFICES AND
WAREHOUSE WITH 20-FT.
CEILING, INTERIOR
LOADING DOCK, RAIL
ROAD SIDING, PVT.
PARKING FOR IS CARS.
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