davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

age at Erie, Pa, Saturday
Dec. 8.
Gerald Jacobs, we'll known in
Chester and Miss Marion New
comb of Burton were married
in Ripley, N. Y. December 16
While hunting in Chester on
Wednesday of last week, How
ard Bond noticed a deer track
in the snow. He followed it and
soon came upon a deer lying
upon the ground, apparently
resting. He did not disturb the
animal.
At a special assembly Decem-
Der 4, at Chardon, Doris Morse
and Harry Brediger were cho-
sen cheer leaders. Only tw o
boys tried out for the place.
Most of the girls tried out in
teams of two. Students W he
tried were Richard Tuttle and
Phyllis Deia, Ruth Speck and
Frances Faranicci, Doris More
and Muriel Lowman, E ! n a
Rhodes and Harry Brediger
Ruth Leiby and Celia Deak
Dorothy Spear and Katherine
Nolan, Katherine Speck a n d
Adeline Sedmac.
The Chardon basketball squad
visited the printing office a
short time ago, and found a few
things hard to understand. They
saw pie" but it was not edi-
BILE, they saw a bank" but
could not deposit money even
if they had some to deposit;
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

they saw the "morgue" but with
no dead persons in it, ears"
but they could not hear; and
some even saw type lice"
John w. Anderson, aged 80,
former resident of Hambden,
and well known in Chardon
died Sunday, Dec 9, at the
Geauga County Home.
THIRTY YEARS AGO
Edna Mcleod of Cleveland,
has been visiting her cousin,
Daisy Pettis of East Munson
the past week.
King street school in West
Chardon will have a Christmas
tree and entertainment Friday
afternoon. All go who can, and
encourage the children.
H. D. Byler of Burton Sta
ton was recently in Dover !,
Del, where he went for his
brother, Milo, who was i'll there
at the home of Will A. Byler.
Frank Gage and wife of S.
Hambden, who recently bought
the farm of Mr.. Huber, known
as the Grant Ketchum Farm
have moved there.
Howard Egleston and family
visited in PaineSville Sunday.
A fine recital was given Sat-
urday evening by Mrs. Jennie
Warner at her home on South
Hambden ST., Chardon. Mrs. d.
Emma Greene assisted al d
did the artistic decorating in
yule tide colors. Popcorn and
candy was served around a
sparkling little Christmas tree.
This program was well carried
out.
The seven directors of t h e
Ohio Farmers Co operative
Milk Association have been re-
elected. The final vote is: Bert
Ashcraft 676; r. w. Strong, 672;
j. J. Prindle, 657; S. w. Jen-
ningS, 633; F. S. Bartlett, $50;
F. o. Reybiolds, 553; c. B.
Hamlin, 464; c. H. Todd, 347;
Edward Rooney, 264; w. C.
Hunter, 22O; Albert Yoder, 1893;
and F. A. Adams, 100.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
THOMPSON
School News
BY Joan HOdel
lar of Events

BY Joan HodeI
Calendar of Events
December 8 Geauga Coun-
ty Teachers Association Execu-
tive Committee meeting in Bur-
ton at 800 pm.
December 10 The 4h grade
teachers meet in the Russell
building.
Basketball game at Kens-
ton.
First Grqde
Ray Shaughnessy was seven
years old November 80. H s
mother, Mrs. Calvin Shaugh-
messy, and his grandmother,
Mrs. Dave Shaughnessy, came
to school and gave a party for
all. All the first grade children
had a good time.
Band
The Thompson High School
pep band will play at the bas-
ketball games again this year.
Senior Class News
We have been working on our
ANIMALS. We are taking orders
for them now.
We have been very busy de-
livering Christmas cards.
We want to thank everybody
for attending our senior play.
We hope you enjoyed it as much
as we did putting it on for you.
HONOR ROLL
18th Grade
Elsie Morehouse, Lucill e
Wike, Clarice Paine, Wes
Snyder.
18th Grade
Bob Majka, Merry L ou
Quayle.
10th Grade
Theresa Feko, Barbara Feko.
9th Grade
Doris Lausin
Sth Grade
Shelia Baker, Janice Sipuola
Gladys Szabo.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
E. CLARIDON

News by Nellie C. Adams
Telephone East Claridon 66289
Corporal Donald Goforth who
is now in Korea writes home
that he is soon to have a leave
which he will spend in Japan.
Miss Patty Krocket who has
been i'll at her home here is
reported as somewhat improv-
red.
Mr.. Don Buell. and family of
Jefferson were recent Sunday
dinner guests of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buell. and
also called at the home of his
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Buell..
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Parr of
Middlefield have moved to the
Ishee apartment just vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Poindexter
The Christmas program by
the Sunday school and C h o r
combined will be given on Sun
day evening, Dec. 10, at 7::3O
o'clock.
Mr.. Art Fielder Jr. went on
a hunting trip during the week
end to Gilead, O., where he
was a guest of Mr.. Erie Miller
Word has been received of
the death on Wednesday last
the P. T. A. has been cancelled
as it would come SO near Christ
mas. The pupils will have
their Christmas party on Wed
of Mr.. Henry Grunau of Cleve-
land, who lived here some year
ago. He was a brother of Frank
Grunau of this place. The fun
eral was held on Saturday at
the Melbourne funeral home.
His daughter, Mrs. Ruth Cliff
ton was calling at the Kibler-
Szemenyei home on Thursday
Our school will close for va
cation on Wednesday, Dec. %
and will resume work again on
Monday, Jan. 3.
On Monday the 18th the fourth
grade with their teacher, Mrs
Sue RuSnak, with the fourth
grade of the H Hunt IS burg
school made a trip to Sever,
ance Hall in Cleveland to at
tend an opera.
The December meeting Of
nesday afternoon the 22nd al
one o'clock. Each room W il
participate in the program. Il
is hoped that as many parents
as possible will be present.
Miss June Evans attended the
Delta Kappa Gamma Christmas
Esther Jordak in Middlefield
party at the home of M
Tuesday evening, Dec. 8.
Mrs. Lester Goforth who was
in Corey hospital recently fol
lowing a fall down the base
ment stairs at her home, cauS
ing a nerve injury is again a
home. ..
The choir as a group attend
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
from Oar EIk,

grin Falls Monday.
Students at Chardon commu-
nifty school are eating lunches
of better nutritive value and in
greater numbers than ever be-
fore and at the same time are
helping out farmers move foods
temporarily in abundance, said
Donald N. Domer of the office
of Distribution, War Food Ad-
ministration, Cleveland, Ohio
following an inspection Tues =
day of the schools feeding fa-
cilitieS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chiodi
and son, Vincent, visited her
parents in Cleveland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Spear
of Chardon attended a family
Christmas party at her mothers
Saturday because of her broth
er, Staff Sgt. Harry Davis, leav-
ing for camp.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

Production schedules call for
100000 Packard and Clipper
cars during the 1855 model
year.
The cars are being built in
two new plants, one at Utica,
Mich, for engines and trans
missions, and the other in De-
troit for final car assembly.
The induStry's most m d n
plants, their construction Wasz
one of the first phases COM
pleted in the Packard program
launched two years ago.
At the dealer meeting, it
was revealed that the new
Packards and Clippers, through
development of an entirely new
"TorSion Level" suspension
system, will bring to passenger
cars the moost dramatic inn
provement in riding quality and
riding control since the intro
duction of front coil spring
ing in 1884.
This system will give Pack
ards and Clippers constant rid
ing height regardless of load,
and an improved boulevard ride
which, at the same time, will
provide greater stability in
handling in the higher spe d
ranges permitted on modern
highways.
In addition to the "Torsion-
Level Ride, the PackardS will
feature all new v 3 engines, a
new twin Ultramatic trans
mission, new styling and more
than 100 other major advance
mentS.
The new Packard V-8 engine
has already received certifica-
ton by the American Aut O.
mobile Association Contes
Board for having successfully
completed $4,000 mile endur-
ance run during which it ex-
ceeded every existing National
Closed Car record from five
miles to $4,000 miles. For the
$4,000 mile endurance run
the Packard V-8 averaged 104.
737 miles per hour, including
all stops.
Although the specific horse
power and torque ratings were
not disclosed, Mr.. Spear said
substantial performance m
provementS in the new cars will
be accompanied by the fuel
economy increases of as much
as 20 percent.
While not aimed at emphaSiz-
ing speed, the increased power
and torque with the new twin
Ultramatic transmission Will
give maximum get away per-
formance and safe passing abb
lity in all speed ranges, the
official said.
Installation of V-8 power
plants in 1855 models returns
Packard to V-type automobile
engines after a lapse of 16
years. Packard v 8 engines
for 1855 models have been I'M
der development since the close
of World War II.
Packard cars were powered
by the Classic V IL from 1882
to 1889, and from 1915 to 1923
the Packard Twin Six "V"
engine was the induStry's most
powerful engine of it's d a y.
This engineering experience
with v type engines, dating
back forty years, includes the
famous Liberty engine, the "
type ever to be mass pro-
duced. 1t was designed by Co..
j. C. Vincent, Packard'S chief
engineer for many years.
PRINTING
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

ed the Martin Luther" movie
shown at the Mu-Mac theatre
in Middlefield. On their return
they were served refreshments
at the home of Miss B e t t y
Winchell, one of the choir mem
berS. Others also attended a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Mrs. Alberta Dewey Hennis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Dewey and Mr.. Donald
Phillips, son of Mr.. n d
Mrs. James Phillips, were mar
ried at the Methodist parSon-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
PRINTING.

PRINTING.
done the way you like it =
prompt service-reasonablc pric-
eS.
GEAUGA PUBLISHERS, INC.
Chardon, o.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

1EAL tow DOWN RAYMkME viii
S Sfiaed g ISL etty ;.ss Ht,s f s r
sss &c: = AK lSsR yi's az THYen'5lE
OWEN. odwsfsSS. si1.sss. ur appr.-2.lDsed- ls
rm. rambler: " acre; low cash.
Also FLA or assume my ~ CT,
SsZ SsZ me, 1e annandaie a1s, srea; eony. Mel
FoR SaI sAiE1country sai Elcou ncm. near ls VI
Groom frame moderated with tile
bath, large Kitchen. automatic oil
h.-W.h.; W acres, orchard, large
shade trees. many permanent plant
ings: One outbuilding approx. 500
80. II. with laundry, hobby shop and
400. 50. It. suitable for conversion
to dwelling, shop, vehicle shelter or
storage. All normal appliances plus
dishwasher, laundry equipment. 30
1t. freezer, power mower. Garden
tractor, ShopsInith with accessories.
saufsn so0s 1S 9oar ssssOs
or OWNER at Dupkirk 5-97O3.
BY owNER-under $4,000; acre;
4 bedrms.. den. liv.. rm. with hrepl.,
din. rnl.. EQUIP. kit, N baths, oil
space for chickens and vegetables;
shade and shrubbery. Cali CR. s.
FOR II SALE. By owner. 1 room brick
hnnsalow On h-acre lot In Alex,
|yETERSaNss III RSlss2s ATTENTION - stone
house. bedrms... large iiv. rm..
flrepl.. picture window, unusually
fine modern kit. large bath. Lot
S0x2d2; Near Annandale. c. R. ".
Sl4;TSo LIE re KE; s.5l64.o s.5l u...n... =
Falls Church. for $15. 80, and .
bsmt.. tool Call now. PLANTATION
REALTY, JE. 2-2777.
7-R0OM HOUSE. 2 baths. lge. lot;
walking distance of school. Ell.
ssss sSssSsgs gsoHN MARSHALL DR.. N.
Arlington, va.-3-bedrm. brick ram-
bier; fenced lot; storm windows; nr.
Nottingham School, 15 min. Pent.;
$4,000: GI approved.
RAMBLER By OWNER. 1000 N.
sycamore g., Falls Church-3 bed
trees. patio and barbecue. Attractive
Nv. rm. and din. area. YOUNGSTOWN
kit. with breakfast nook. lge. rec.
rm. with picture windows In day
Light hsmt, SS0.z go; JE. 3-2S29; &
fenced back I'd. with barbecue pit:
partially I'm. attic; venet. blinds;
conv. to schools and public transp.;
Lge. GI. AZ Loan $12.950. JE.
A REAL BUY AT MANASSAS, vA.-7
rms. mod. home, acres partly
Sun. A-mt. below Old Dominion
Speedway to Rt. 661, turn right 1st
house on right. Price, $4,000, terms.
Owner, ARNOLD p. RYDER.
$9,D50--A rare chance to buy O
modern. 2-bedroom brick, semi
detached, at an investors price; tile
bath. full basement, outside entrance;
on busline: conv. to .Pentagon and
Alexandria. Price low for quick
I3-BEDROOM CAPE COD-one-half-
acre tree-studded lot, CT, only SD
300. H5AsERTs "a T. RICHARDS. INC,
BuNGaISWf. SAi G4ly5Sf s11,soo-Liv. rm., din.
rm.. large kitchen. small down pay
r T RIcHxRps, SHs SSs0g NC, Rs, IG "a 1ss basss9'
SIG, 900 GI-2 bedrms, semidetached,
fully equipped kit. with washer;
excel. storage, storm windows; fenced
rear yard; ideal loc.:- driveway; side
walk. 81 down. sos mo. IA. s.
Is. BEDROOM. newly-painted frame
house; lge.. lot; oil h.-w.h.: dish
washer. and other appliances. Ideal
for. kids. Near schools. JA. S-302S.
lNON-GI-Why rent when you can
buy 3-bedrm. rambler for only
| ST. 900 down and $50 per mo OF.
$4,000. MONOHAN'S REALTY
Evening star., 1954-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. vA.-who's for an air-cond..
3-bedrm. home, with With greenhouse.
ias sommnnts senfSI H. ase s74sn HsI res.rssea
ALEX, AREA-Outstandin 2-bedrm.
brick. immac.,- bsrnt.. fence. no down
payment to GI. Bargain. ia. 2-1S90.
ALEx.-semidet. brick, 4 bedrms..
liv.-dtn. rm,, lge. kit, full bsmt.,
scr. porch. alum. storm. doors.
wsasSs le sxa &c. Fit nsw Sc ss oDen
proved. S1s.e50. win sell CT OF
Conventional. OWNER. XII. 9-1143.
Rosemont Park--vA
appraisal is S17.S50 on this heauti-
ful 3-bedrin.. brick Cape Cod with
waking distance Of bus and schools.
Owner will sell this week end for
$4,000. KI. S-3357. --19
ALEX. AREA--on Shirley. hwy.
Attrac. brick rambler, featuring lge.
liv. rm. with flrepl., 3 bedrms., ha
baths and finished rec. rn. Only
$1,000. XII. 9-S227. ASSOCIATED
AsE3. aE4A 1AhREA-only s11.5oo for g.
bedrm. rambler on large lot. Excel.
9-S227. ASSOCIATED BROKERS.
ALExANDRIA-$400 down and you
don't have to be a GIL Payments
less than rent. 3-bedrni; brick
home in immac. cond. Full price
sOCIATED BROKERS.
ALEX.--Buckneil Manor, 9s4 Duke
Ss Acre siS.boo: nsqs1: az dsp pso 54so5 sssas5 On z
|ALEX.-Row house; 8 bedrns., newly
decorated; close to schools and
shopping center. 10 minis. 70 Pen-
tag0n. Low down payment. Monthly
payments cheaper than odst rent. Price,
lAIiE!xi3ziSbkIA. sSsi.s5d. INN immaculate
brick home in Beverly Hills. area.
few minutes from Pentagon: bedrm.
and half bath on 1st a.. big bed
rooms and bath on 2nd a.: beauti-
fully paneled rec. rna. with fireplace
and mahogany bar: artistic lot with
lge; private nagstons patio and 2
LIFS. DI 7-141l. ewes. Wo. 6-Sga7.
ALEX. AREA--charming Cape Cod
style house on low M-acre cor. lot:
bedrms., den. or 4th bedrm. and
2 full baths: excel cond.. owner
drops price from $16,300 to S15,S50
for quick sale: u blk from bus and
school bus. Possible no down payMt.
for OF. so. S-7679.
ANNANDALE AREA--3-bedrm. brick
rambler. fnll bsmt. WIN sell 81 or or
co., ccn- IA. ssls7s. iss;Syo' =" NAAi
Aoi opsn today. sX . to ~ 8. Ss4s 18th I'd: ID:
q, Detached brick. bedrms. Out
Washington blvd. to I.pngfelloW.. then
3 6iks. south. 6TSEf,k. ~. 3-o5o3.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ALEXANDRIA
CONTEMPORARY
OPEN SUM-, ! TILL 6

These modern homes are situated In
q community of fine homes on one
OF the highest elevations in the city
end capture. q highly pleasing view
Of miles Of beautiful countryside.
Featured In these homes is q
ground-ievel entrance hall and rec.
shower. "A short flight Of stairs and
you enter Q delightful sun-kissed
living room with fireplace, q large
dining ell. modern kitchen with For
mica-top breakfast bar. 8 Bedrooms.
tile bath. built-in garage.
Directions: Mt. Vernon blvd. to Duke
St. in Alexandria, right for approx.
Ia mi. to Longview drive. right ia
VIEWPOINT I'd and open sign.
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP.
1T. GASES Ewes. TIE. 6-4S72
Evening star., 1954-09-19

ARLINGTON
Brick Cape Cod; family dining rm.
well-eouipped kitchen. large living
,rm. with fireplace; twin-sized bed
room and full tiled bath on FIRST
floor; large screened porch; 2 twin.
sized bedrms., tile bath on second
floor; ample closet space; recrea-
with lovely trees and shrubs; con-
venient to schools. shopping and
transp.; good financing; priced for
quick sale.
Directions: Out Wash. blvd. blk.
past light on far side of Westover to
Block 81 en0a re- so hoase s us6 o17 1e1S n eth st.
Once Phone. JE. 2-2975
Home Phone, JE. 4-268S
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ALEXANDRIA
NO MONEY DOWN

W. &x14NG4 00WN
For qualified CT. Air-cond.. brand.
new, all-brick. 3-bedrm., 1h-batf
home: fun bsmt.; in conv. Alex. loc
Only $l5,2SQ. incl. air-cond. and
fully equip. kit. One OF the most
beautiful homes now being offered
due 70 previous purchaser not beins
This very spacious semidet. is 24-ft
wide. Remember, it's the only one
We have, SO act quickly. Phone Mrs
Tjndula, TIE. 6-5357. OV. 3-2675
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
HOUSES ron sALs--MD.
STONE AND REDWOOD
64-FT. RAMpf ,ER

custom-bpilt 3-bedrm.
rambler with such attractive features
as carport (or patio), spacious iiy.
rm. t25x13), with huge picture wir-
dow, dining area done In honey coll
ored knotty pine: modern equip.
kitchen with table space: situated on
larse beautifully wooded lot; reason
ably priced at S15,150.
ThoS. f. HALEY, Realtor
PARK AP. 7-8aan
Evening star., 1954-09-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

FleiscilYnan's Village
$500 Branch aye, SIS bedroom
fully sodded: S2I 300, terms. Conv.
Andrews and Boiling Fields. Census
Bureau. Also several choice lots
available. Open daily and Sunday,
10 tn dark. 10. 6-4221. Ewes.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
. .lPEN

sun. from noon 'tii Z pm. new 3.
bedrm ramhlers Of distinctive de.
sign on beautiful wooded lots 6Ox20C
It. Panorama window. firepl., full
rec. rm. type bsint. New FHA finan-
cling. $13.95O, down payment
S2.150. mo. payments S64.80.
DIRECTIONS. Out Rt. i, right on
Greenbeit Rd. TO arrow signs and
Greenbelt Rd. left TO arrow sign and
BURcH REALTY co TO a-5ae2
Evening star., 1954-09-19
-AI-FYaNrpra

Owner must Sci: 10 rms. 8 fire-
places, partially restored: ideal
home. rooming house, apis. or doc
tors offices. Asking price, S26. 800.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
$11,5OO
Landowner HILLS =
372O INGALLS, AVE. 4

OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL 6
fHAsT VERY TinAss 6EsIRABLE LEY cLosG.IN oSMh COM.
MUNITY. ANCHOR FENCED. ALUM
STORM WINDOWS, 3 BEDRMS
NON-vET MAY ASSUME 40 q
LOAN. Directions Out Bladensburi
rd. to Peace Cross, right at Peace
Cross and follow to entr. to Radiant
Valley, left at entr. to ingalls, ave.
left on ingalls, ave. to home.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Evening star., 1954-09-19

ALEXANDRIA,
BLESSED SACRAMENT
$15,950
BRICK RAMRT .ER

ASAt4OAA -1tk4410AGI6
Only 8 blocks to school. church and
shoppins.. This immaculate 3-bedrm
rambler has full basement, storag;
attic and lovely yard, 60xl32. Tor
rssidential section. NAME YOUR
VENTIONAL. We can handle il 10,
you. Very reasonable terms. Cal
now and SEE IT TODAY.t
EXCLUSIVE
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex.. "a
II. 6-2442. "a. s-007s. TE. 6-576d
ALEX. AREA, HUNTINGTON
Si0.750. VET. OR NoN-vET-1422
Ari. teri. Vacant. Beaut, redec. 2
nedrms;. bsmt.. fenced level yard.
ia. 2.2O66.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Alexandria Suburban

~~4S@AeSAA NAA AbS ~ - ~ NAA @6bAA
Neat, 2-bedrm. brk. home. with bsmt.
and det. brk gar. Popular suburb:
especially COW. to D. c. A very
sound value, at only $11,950.
Modern styling. 3-bedrm. home. Pic
ture windowed liv. rm. and Youngs-
town kit. with disposal and Bendix.
$1,S00 dn. and bal. like rent.
$14.500
Out from town away, in o secluded
area of prideful homeowners. Brick
Cape Cod with bsmt., breezeway and
det. gar. Center hall plan; liv. rm.,
din. rm.,. lge. kit. laundry. and 8
bedrms above. CT approved. $17,1b0
For more information on these and
other desirable homes in virginia,
call
bob duncan, real estate
322 30. Wash. st.. Alex. KI. S-s01S
Evening star., 1954-09-19

YORKSHIRE, va miles to D. c
rm.. bath and carport. Beautiful
shaded lot 100000; 2 blocks to
school: S10,750; $1,000 down, con-
ventional; CT. so down.
Also 2M acres with small house and
trailer; $1,000 takes ell; $500 down,
$25 per mo.
Direc.: Come out o. 9. 211 to Gen.
treville. left on Rte. %. 3h miles to
Yorkshire Market. This property
can be shown l to q Sunday or
phone CHARLES w. BUFIL, Exclu-
sive Broker. 3O4-W Manassas, --19
Evening star., 1954-09-19

ARLINGTON, NORTH
Classic stone house; 4 large bedrms.,
8 baths, oil h.-W. heat. very large
inclosed porch; ground-level base
ment with front entrance. maid 9
room and tiled recreation room with
dead-end street. IDEAL FOR DOC
TORS HOME OFFICE. Priced far
below replacement cost with excel
lent financing at
ASK-US REALTY CO.
ia 2-1252 ia 7-265G
Evening star., 1954-09-19

$76.61 PER MO.-GI
INCLUDES TAX AND INSURANCE
Shingle rambler, loaded with extras
large garage with hobby space
fenced. Mr.. Long. uN. A-t526
COX D CO., AP. 7-2362. IA
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ARLINdToN NoRTH5
ARLINGTON.

ARLINGTON.
MOST FOR $4,000.
You've seen this year with only
5000 down to qualified .GI. Down
kit and lge. pine-paneled den with
fireplace. Upstairs are 3 LARGE
bedrms. and bath. Full bsmt.
woe. Oil hot-water heat. Pie
shaped lot at 1714 s. Lowell ST..
OH quiet cul-de-sac lust of s. 18th
St; and Glebe I'd. Shown BY appt.
CARROLL BICKLE, ia. 1920;
ARLINGTON
Four bedrooms; $4,000; close to
schools. shopping. transportation.
Lot 50x15O; screened porch; full
400 2dss1.as 3. 9Th ST. OPEN e-e
STEPHEN 3. GREY. IA. 5-305l
Evening star., 1954-09-19

Ewes. SO. 5-9577, so. 5-6592
OPEN / no
srRATroEp TRIBES. bed4. HIILNsw Ss,ns custer son
lisn bsmt., garage. porch. dream
kit. excel. financing. Directions
Old Dominion dr.. left on Littl,
Falls rd:. right on George Mason
left on 33rd.
THELMA +. LUCAS, sAAss, Broker
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ATTRACTIVE capt. HOUSE
CENTER OF ALEX.
$4,000
$1,000 DOWN
$50 PER MONTH
INCLUDES EVERYTHING

Attractive brick row house.
bedrms., with liv. rm., sep.
din. rm., equipped kit, fuii
osmt.; oil hot-air heat; fenced
gard. Call TE, 6-7244 or
-. o-1S44.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
LANHAN

Beautiful. 3-bedrm.. 2;bath brick
acre level fenced lot. Only S19,500
on terms. CALL MR.. ROSE.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE co.
Days. uN. 4-1515; ewes, week ends.
uN. 4.031s. 40
Evening star., 1954-09-19
T,ANHAM

8 acres. Q clear, with 5-rm. house;
needs some remodeling; elec. and
hlack-top road close in. Only
$1,000 down. Asking S1o.500.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
OPEN

House. From noon It'll z pm. sun
/ New brick Cape Gods. LIST n. liv
rrn.. firepl.. lge. sep. din. rm.,
bedrm. and full tile bath (extra Ice
kit.) End II. 3-bedrms. and another
full tile bath. Plenty Of closets, full
bsnt., lge level lot 11Ox1 10 with lge
out naaf re- ies past FAM iDdsstry Sds
70 MontgomsrZ I'd, left 70 homes
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ALEXANDRIA
HISTORIC COIONIAI,S

HISTORIC COLONIALS
II you need q separate residence fol
mother or other family relation,
your problems are solved. Thi,
charming 4-bedrm.. 2-bath old Co.
lonial with double liy. rn. and
fireplaces is being sold with sepa,
Colonial. All rooms spacious, taste.
fully decorated. Both Fave base.
ments and oil h.-w.h.; attractiy,
garden.
e. A. HERNHOLM
Evening star., 1954-09-19

OPEN i 70 5-No DOWN PYMT.
fenced BUNGALOW, garage. A beauty!
Out Rte. so to River I'd. right to
Monroe st. Cox ~ Co., uN. 4-1526.
Mr.. Strauss. LO. 7-32s2.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
CHEVERLY

CHEVERLY
Excel. cond.; 3-bedrm. brick; liv. rm.
with flrepl., din. rm., lge. den, nice
kit. with tiled sink, full bsmt.,
finished In knotty-pine with shower
rm.; oil h.-w.h.; nice. level-fenced
everything. Only S15.750. Sell
subject to CT, FILA or conventional.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
WANT A GARAGE?
S11.5OO CT

NO DOWN n MEIN
Attr. 3-bedrm. home on cor. lot: full
din rm.. bsmt.. Ia baths. screened
porch: ideal for children. RE. g.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ROGERS HEIGHTS

Nearly new. excel. cond.. masonry
home; Q lge. bedrms. lge. liv. rm.,
fully equipped kit, ventiiating fan.
garbage disposal: full bsmt.; deer
freeze. det. garage with paved drive
way. A cute home on lge. Anchor
fenced corner lot; 2 power mowers.
Only $4,000. Sell subject to FHA
or conventional,