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Evening star., 1955-01-29

Recent permits issued by the
Fairfax County Building Inspec-
tors Office follows:
Diehl Homes. Inc, 5 Beech
Tree Drive, Alexandria, owner
and builder; four dwellings at
Lake Bancroft; cost, $40, 900 each.
Stafford Builders, Route 2, Box
IA, Fairfax, owner and builder;
dwelling in Country Club Hills;
cost. $4,000.
Raymond E. Edwards, RID 8,
Box 273, Alexandria, owner and
builder; dwelling in Elcino
Manor; cost, $13,500.
Elmer C. Jenkins, 6404 Brad
dock road, Alexandria, owner
and builder; dwelling in Pine
crest; cost. $4,000.
Garfield, Inc, 1910 Vermont
avenue NV, Washington,
owner; service station in Spring
field Park; cost, 5000; builder,
Sharpe & Hamaker.
Ernest B. Glynn, Alexandria,
owner; two dwellings in Mt. Ver-
non Grove; cost, $4,000 each;
builder, T. D. Fraley & Sons, Inc.
R. H. Stowe. Inc. P. o. Box
1885, North Station. Arlington,
owner and builder; dwelling in
Daleview Manor; cost, $4,000.
Meredith & Fenimore, 2O7
Martha Washington street, Alex
andria, owner and builder:
dwellings in Oak Spring Village;
cost. $19.500.
Jon S. w. Roam, $40 Valley
lane, Falls Church, owner and
builder; dwelling in Malbrook;
cost, $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
By Dovid G. Boreuther

Why give advice? There's an
old saying that . man who Il
smart enough to take advice
never needs any. But so many
homeowners have been swindled
latelyand still are being swim
dled-by so called "suede-shoe
statesmen" and dynamite deal
ers" In cut-rate home modern
ization that conscience begins to
push us toward dishing out ct
least q few suggestions.
The only trouble is that ever
since we got out Of the Army We
have hated to be told Don't. /"
SO perhaps you recall we wrote
some detailed instructions on
How to Break Your Neck at
Home" and "How to Burn Your
House Down." because this mod
ern "How-to" idea seems to be
much more popular than
Don't"
Now we suspect that most
householders are ready for a
little lesson on How to Be
Swindled."
Use A Lawyer.
This Is very easy and painless
until you wake up. The quick
est way to accomplish it Is to
sign anything that can turn out
to be a legal contract without
first consulting a lawyer Of your
own choosing. Be bashful about
lawyers. A lawyers fee is seldom
equal to what you are signing
for. that you can get a much
bigger thrill by gambling for the
full amount of the contract and
all Of its penalties.
And most Of the time you
don't even have to gamble. Just
ignore the very small print, be-
lieve the young man who says
this has all been drawn up by a
lawyer anyway. The man will
undoubtedly explain to you that
this is "just q form-something
to show the boss-just needed
to get the loan, you know" So
you sign.
You'll feel a little bad-but
not much--when the salesman
calls up, a few days later to say
the loan was refused. So what?
You really didn't want all that
$1,000 modernization anyway.
He had talked you into it.
You have almost forgotten the
whole dream as weeks roll by,
until you are served with q sum-
mons. The ''dynamiters" are su-
ing you for backing out of your
contract. This is funny. That
small print said you agreed to a
80 per cent penalty for dropping
the contract. That's $500. And
they want $3.50 more for their
lawyers fees.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Watch Out for SwindIers
On Home RemodeIinq Jobs

You'll never have to pay that?
Oh, no? The judge viii be SYM
pathetic, Of course, and since q
legal contract is a legal contract
in court. when the Judge is COM
PEELED by the law to hand down
judgment against you. he might
even make some sympathetic
remark. A New York judge re-
Gently was quoted as saying:
THE only successful defense
to a suit such as this. is the
defense that the plaintiff is
guilty of fraud in obtaining the
signature on the contract. In
the absence of such proof and
the presence Of a signed con-
tract. the Judge must decide in
favor of the plaintiff"
Your lawyer at this time may
be- sympathetic. too, and say
something about it having been
too bad that you didn't let him
read that contract before you
signed it.
Referred to FBI.
But brother, you won't be
lonesome If you are swindled in
this way. You will have plenty
Of company.
Several hundred cases have
been referred to the FBI for
investigation" says Norman p.
Mason, commissioner of the FILA.
(He doesn't mean cases Of home
owner victims. He means "dyna-
miters.")
Since Mason took Office in
April, 1854. precautionary meas
ures" have been taken against
983 fly-by-night home improve
ment dealers and statesmen. An
other SO such persons have been
indicted for frauds.
Try Conventional Way.
OF course, If you want to spoil
this game and not get swindled.
you'll go to q reliable contractor
and talk to your own lawyer too.
You'll find even more company
by doing things in the conven-
tional way. because a lot of
people are making good use of
FHA home Improvement loans.
In 10 months after Mr.. Mason
took over. 1,355.600 such loans
had been insured by the FILA
pretty close to the 1853. 500
listed for the corresponding pc
riod of the previous year.
So everybody doesn't go in for
getting swindled.
Lending institutions and Bet
ter Business Bureaus have been
most helpful to the FHA," Mr..
Mason says, ''in our efforts to
protect homeowners against un-
scrupulous statesmen and dealers
who would exploit the home inn
provement program"
Evening star., 1955-01-29

Route 123 near Mclean; cost,
$4,000; builder. Burroughs &
Preston.
A. H. Tinkle. HOO South Glebe
road. Arlington. owner; two
dwellings in Culmore: one to
cost $4,000 and one to cost
$4,000; builder, T1nkle Prop
critics.
Miller & Kelly Inc, Fairfax,
builder and owner; two dwellings
in Leehigh Village; cost. $11. 900
each.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
ALL OPEN SUNDAY,
dark
1921 Shepherd 81. NV.
B-s THE EVENING STAR
Washington, d. C..
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1855

Custom built rombler. odiueent to
Rock Creek Pork. Large living
room with murbie fireplace, den.
fuli.size dining room, beautiful
modern kitchen with breakfast
room. Three Iotse twin-si1e bed
rooms, 2 baths. full basement; T.
cor attoched garage, Large wooded
lot. Moy consider smoll house in
trods.
Directions: oHt f6hh 81. TO Shep-
herd NV. let to house. Epsninps.
Mr.. Cable. WO. 6-f92i.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
1924 Conn. Ave. Ext.

Three bedroom BRICK rumbIer, onl,
; yecFs old, on nice corner lot
Full basement. $l6.eso 81 op.
proised,
Mr.. Mitter. IA. 9-sIIs
Evening star., 1955-01-29
4614 Rene I'd. NV.
f~-l.E..fll

Convenient to schools. shopping
and fost transportation 10 town.
h0ndsome brick Colonial with oil
modern eonyenienees. Living room
with fireplace, den. powder room,
dining room. kitchen and screened
porch on first floor. Three large
bedrooms, Z dressing rooms and
z baths on second floor. Full base
ment. oil hot-oir heat. Eeereofion
room with fireplace and Dor. lovo-
tory and built-in soruse.
Epeatncs, My, Holmes, EN-, s-6sSS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16

The best informed leaders of the
Upper Midwest region subscribe
TO and read this paper regularly.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16

Minneapolis high opened their with
playing
The split between East and
with East utscorng the West 81 to g.
haback scored touch
downs really promise
Vocational ball well
promise bossoming flight backelder.
at Minneapolis Parade stadium
$1,000
wednesday Milwaukee the Braves and
Dodgers County Dodgers took to thriller
night game before $4,000.
Looking Campanela who in shape
City baseball fans the
Cleveland to American League pennant
Neycombe and Robinson all in top shape,
looking forward Walt
Dodgers that day Also Angelo
big league catcher public rela
drink firm Many other Twin Ctians
including
editor, Cecil Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16
wHEATLEY JUNIORS WIN
FIRST FOOTBALL GAME

Phyllis Wheatley House Junior
football team tlast years Park
Board championsl, defeated Glen
Lakes team IL to 0 at Sumner
Field, Sunday, Sept, II.
They are scheduled to play Min
nehaha's A.C, team Sunday,
September 10, at Nokomis Field at
2 o'clock.
The team consists of boys
age IS to Is with weight averag-
ing 1875 and are trying to repeat
MS city champions.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16

Prairie View product, might make
it as the first Negro quarterback
in pro football. He has virtually
won a job with the Green Bay
Packers. also have Veryl Switzer
back as a two-way back and safe
~ man. Howard McGants, the
Washington State end in 1883, is
trying to make the team as a de-
fensive wingman.
The Philadelphia Eagles are
using Ed Bell former University
of Pennsylvania end, and Ralph
Gholdsten. the veteran from
Youngstown College, mainly for
defensive purposes in the back
field.
Without Buddy Young, the
Baltimore Colts would not be the
same. The stellar little halfback
is ready for his 10th season in the
play-for pay game. But the Colts
have discarded veteran halfback
George Tanefferro.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16
Suburban Home, Low Taxes!

Seven rooms flour bedroomsl 49,
large, glazed porch. Full base
ment, gas heat, water and sewer.
Fenced yard, garage and outbuild-
ings. School three blocks. Midway
district. Priced to sell. MI. 1891.
R-7
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Almost About
~---------~-~-~-~-~---
Everything
~ Percy vHio

Las Vegas NevadaThe night preview that
long will the very
motion pictures that this counner
To date there has never
precedent win be shattered when a
Tee are several reasons for me getting so
Is powerful exciting by stars headed by
Dorothy Mcclure.
II win probably kick up the biggest fuss since Blackboard
Jungle especially hard
right punches bigoy in Dixie
picture the saving Innocent Mexican
boy gaious yncng already
viewed the picture n TRIBUNE believe
The interesting part approach the in
which the Party sy upon small
Of injustice and him into national cause to raise
This daring picture also CUTS professional
good elements show how they be
mis- as
Trial" Is FUN Of surprise twists angles
approaches u movie makers
especially struck the casting Of Negro as the
presiding Judge Juano Hernandez gives
the film and should rate him an Oscar bid
this the Negro gets the finest most intelligent break
picture that Hollywood has turned out to
In movie, n Negro Judge try the Mexican
boy clever Of beating nm unfair trial charge
heack innocent and terrified stands accused
girl beach party where he ou of
bounds Actually the girl longtime sufferer from rheumatic
fever, died Of a heart attack
These ynching attempt gets
telling punch pointing that town in history where
iynchng took place amounted to much afterwards
about Trial but shall this; 1t is
the important
on the part MGM only produce put
/ a nrstr exceptionally good east.
hope plays of the leading houses It's the
greatest understand liked It, SO
you you
people that summer is just about over with
that all did enough eun because of the extreme
you all enough get the chance OF eun the cold weather
Lar way the years by
and most interesting fight In years Is on
referring Rocky Marciano
fight Everybody picking Marciano and only handful
had well to get his big chance and
enough money retire life land who knows
keep gong) life doesn't really begin with some
past forty and that be Moores motto
going along the champ A champ only lose
good and viii
oncea and for all he = a worthy title holder.
would reading what Nell Russell has to about
daring movie" Trial" when she It,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16
Who's Going To
Win Fight?
villa Picks Marcinno
I Livingston Picks Moore
Griffin Picks Marciano

The three fellows who write
sports for this paper are voting
two to one for Marciano TO retain
his worlds championship In his
bout with Archie Moore, come
next Tuesday.
Percy Villa says put your
money on Marciano. Charles Liv-
ingston, AMP writer picks Moore
to defeat the champion, while
Jimmie Griffin thinks Marciano
viii win by knockout. II the
fight goes the limit, Jimmie ex-
poets the championship decision
to go TO Archie Moore.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16
$500 DOWN
9 Room Home

5 room apartment, fun bath up, 4
room apt. down, newly decorated.
New hot water gas furnace. Auto
matte water heater and laundry
tub. Clean inside and out. Call Mr..
Orth. CA. 1929.
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S Room Home, z Bedrooms

In excellent condition. Small down
payment. This well kept home
consists of large bedroom, dining
room. large kitchen, 2 bedrooms,
complete bath room, full base
ment. Oil heat. BE sure TO see ii
and compare. Shown by appoint
ment. 756 st. Anthony. Ewes.
call MeritZ VA. 1859: Mintz LA.
$3.50.
p. e. Fooshe CA. 2-2545
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EXCELLENT 4 BDRM.
$50 lqiehorf

Two and three room apartments,
with bath. Mr.. Ridden. vi. 1896,
EMIL II. NELSON CO, CA. 4
1891. Ri
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Sport I! ; :!
~ BY Jimmy Griffin ~
BY Jimmy Griffin

defending champs beaten for the first
games Harding IL TO the opening
high football Percy Green
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16

$500 DOWN q BEDROOMS
$50 Aurora--Dandy stucco home
with gas heat. Living room, din
ing room, kitchen, bath, plus 4
good bedrooms. Only $500 buys
this one. Cap Bernhard. MI. 4
1850.
VIM. X. Mvske CA. 4-4779
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16

Melvin Tapley's fine artists
brush pictures drawing Of Ameri-
can Negro men and women OF O.
chlevement each week In this
paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-16

BrOOkB pIaycd m Lhe INC TOT NshIfhI. Green al
center and Brooks at tackle.
81. Paul Mechanics opened It's race with ~ to
10 win Murray and stamped itself a
championship contender. Ronnie Smith started his
season with a bang He is going to be of the
leagues best backs He gained yardage consistent
ly ali afternoon. The Trainers also have the Jack
son boys and Ezell scaryer on their first team,
scarver was a tower Of strength defensive.
Both Of the above games were played at Central
stadium September 8.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HUGH +. PECK OFFERS
Five Good Buys
OPEN TODAY. . TIL $50
UNIVERSITY GARDENS
24O8 GRIFFIN ST,

Attractive modern 4-yeAr-old brick
rambler; o rms. ceramic tile bath,
modern kit. with disposal. full
hslat. Low down payment; IS.
sumo S11,000 Ast loan. Priced
Tor quick sale. Owner leaving city.
lane 70 23rd ave-. right 4 blocks %
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HUGH T. PECK
CITIZENS BANK BUILDING
1850 New Hampshire Ave.
HEMLOCK 4-64OO

COTORED =. PRINCE GEOKGEs
cOrNTY--Ist time offered. Det.
hIiek-end, frame home in s. Chew
separate din. rin.. full hsmt. Excel.
LIST mortgage can be assumed By
Fesponsible family. down payments,
terms can be arranged. Cali DOUG
~. SMILEY. realtor. uN. 4-S260
COLORED--CHEVERLY. 6i06 State
gt.---In this lovely section. de-
taS, ttaShsd. 3 rms; sun rI, and bath;
lot. approved CT or conventional:
priced right for immediate action.
r. g; DUMB. WA. 7-07s2 or no.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

0AkTON Akkh--MaEnlncen uflck
and stone rambler on An gently
rolling acres: huge iiv. rm. with
brick .firepl.. elegantly. styled ultra.
mod. kit, 27-ft. long, nm. IN natural
pine. eye-levei oven: Ice. bfeakf.
rm.: 3 mammoth bedrn1s.: lge.
complete baths; family rIil.. ndioin-
ing kit. and liy. rrl.: walk-in bsrnt.
Omen Sunday. Out Chain Bridge rd..
rte. 123 TO Oakton, right on Hunter
Mil I'd. ~ miles TO Open Sign on
right. FAIRFAX REALTY, CR. a.
sPRINGFiELD, convenient to penta.
gon, main Navy, Ft. Belvoir ard
ouantico. Crestwood rambler. 5aoS
DinWiddie st., Z bedrooms. bath.
living room, dining room and
kitchen on level. finished etair-
way to attic; basement completely
partitioned, finished recreation
room with bar. bathroom with show
er, laundry room. home workship
(power tools extral and unfinished
corner room suitable rs guessfoo;n
or study. outside entrance 70
terms and financing 70 accorimo.
date buyer. LIT. CoMDE; c p
PULvER, Fleetwood 4-D224. ---31
Evening star., 1955-10-30
CARoLE HIGHLANDS
1915 FL SON STREET

This Is truly an outstanding horne
IN this most convenient area thai
you should see. Detached brick;
nice-size rooms, very clean
tlircughout and In top condition.
5 nice bedrooms. delightful modern
kitchens lot 66x120. Convenient u
Langley shopping center, near trans.
poIteticn. schools and churches
piRscTioNs: piRiSs;cYTYiiN ous Sss New " Hsn.p. AM ave
70 krskine st. right 10 Elson st.,
right to open sign.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HOUSES ron SALIVA.

z% DOWN 70 epalined veteran. I'M
mac. 3-bedrm, brick home ID choice
N. Arlington location. walk TO bus
and schools. Scr. porch, lge. HV, fIn.
with lirepl., formal din. rlns equip.
kit. full bsfnt. with I'm. reer. rsii.
Lovely fenced trss-shaded lot Also
5o sBoTn 8, rSlssa s1Ds Fq 81 en BABY S
BfSrsk Gc0gsaiifssli-whs pas extra
hedfm. attached house. Pain
Church: ineIQdes heat. lights. taxes.
insuEaI,e "; 2.262g,
1.;,ps 1S;sps coz. .dycs,so yrs; cld IN in assE0s seI6y
rm. din. m: fnii Sslnt. dst. Z g.. q.
rage: B-B-Q on M-acre lot with
trees and shrubs, See today move
ssIRS5iRT wRidiRT REAEItY. sfhAic.. ! IN. n.
s glebe r., AsllnGton; $50
over again that request Is made 50
on 4 street Of custom built homes,
distinguished setting. iS0xib4 new
cessed Dashboard heating, din. rrn,
with o view. . lovely bedrms.. 2
paths, 1895 porch. daylight bsnt.
with firepL garage. THANKSGIVING
occupancy. For appt. please phone
u 5000. A. JOHN CHAPMAN
q SON. 1878 Lee hwy, Arl.
BAD, BEEN WANTING a hide
AWAY:'TThis paneled den = real
vide TOO, with paneled ai Il. firepl. Z I wall. ii.
din. rm,, 2 bedfmg.. bath and mod.
kit. all on LIST a.; 2 really huge
bedrms., and bath area up. bsmt. I;
$f9.8b0. Read II again now. this
CHAPMAN q SON. 6s7s Lee hwy
osskRvED IN THE EEsT CIRCLES
Living IN the best neiEhbcFhocd.
Ing less. s smart white -brics home home
in 4 gorgeous wooded setting. only
room. iis. rn,. with firepl.. din.
fil., kit. porch. rec. ffii. with ~
bath. Ire. bedrms,. fun bath: ga
rage. FHh serviceinnn. OF or con-
ventionai anhneinf. Priced for tn-
mediate sale, SIG go; JE: 3-soa3.
4. CHAPMAN q SON. Ss7s Lee
ARF AaY'" "yoh yaoIhl SHORT ON cAsHY-A
world war yetf Here's the home
for ydu. One year young; BID brick
rambler. o lae. rms. incl. din. ffi1.,
very smart up-to-date kit: stair
way TO storage or another hedrIn. /:
fun bsmt.: $1,000 cash. Assume
$4,000 0I loan; j week oeeupancv,
JE. 3-20Q3. A. JOHN CHApMhN
q SON 6STa Les hwy, Arlington.
/ ANNANDAtJE AREA
An appealing home In an appealing
setting; as-acre lot and they can't
hem you in. This cute 3.bedrTn.
rambler Is set in . grove Of hard
wood trees. The house Is Is mod
ern as tomorrow. has heen beau
tifniiy maintained. and 81 only
yrs. old eyerythtng Is spie
and span. 2 biks. 20 parochiai
school; 2 hlks. TO new high school
Elementary school and shopping
sI3.5o0
Ewes. IA. 7-011S, KE. 6-a572
WRIGHT q HLAcKMAN. INC:
OPEN SUNDAY, rs PM.
ITO West Marshall ST.. Falls Church
---4-bedrnl. Cape Cod: lfv. rm- lex
Is with fireplace. separate dinine
fm.. fun bsmt.:: nice level lot: mr..
schools, bus and shopping. Only
SIS 800. QI approved. CAROLINE
7. CAMPBELL. JE. a-0173. JE. D.
49, :.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
LANGLEY PARK

8240 New Hampshire Ave.
Modern and spacious 6-room brick
in sparkling condition. lst.1oor
dtaposal, Q air eonditioners. walk
ing distance TO new LanshurRh,s 3
dept. store. Owner transferred,
Vacant. Priced for quick sale.
VIII 90 GI: consider offer.
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hamp. ave.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

OPEN SUNDAY, l-5 PM.
Ito West Marshall st., Falls Church
.essT :ss ,ss, Care Cod; lts, ra ,,,2s i2x
fm.. fun bsnt.:: nice level lot: mr..
schools, bus and shopping. Only
SIS 900. QI approved. CAROLINE
=. cAMPBELL. JE. a-0173. JE. B.
9101. go
Evening star., 1955-10-30
POWDER MILL ESTATES
1OBO7 Powder Mill Rd.
inNLY LRFT

tONLY 3 LEFTY
NEW CAPE COrk-6 spac. rms, ex.
pandable upstAirs can be made into
more rooms. fun bslnt., lge. lot.
Most reasonable terms.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER--A custom
s place. enrport. full bsnat.. lge. lot.
Most reasonable terms.
DIRECTIONS. Out Riggs rd,. con-
tinue on Powder Nil I'd. 70 open
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-14
Flying Belt Injuries
Plant Engineer

Harley Estadt, plant engineer
and veteran employee at the
Caldwell Produce Company, suf-
fered injuries, Wednesday morn
ing when a belt, operating from
large engine, suddenly broke
causing severe injuries to his
right arm and leg.
1t was reported that his right
arm was badly mangled near the
arm pit, apparently caused when
he attempted to prevent the fly
ing belt from hitting his face.
He suffered greatly from
shock and from loss of blood. He
was treated at the office of a
local physician and later remoV-
ed to the Guernsey Memorial
hospital, Cambridge, where he
was hospitaHzed for a short time.
He is now at his Main street
home.
1t was necessary to take 26
stitches to close the wound.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-14
PROBATE COURT
NE WS

In the estate of Otto Polling,
deceased. Application for trans
fer of real estate filed Certifi-
cate issued. Estate not subject
to tax filed. Affidavit in lieu of
schedule of claims filed. First
and final account of Mamie Pol
ing, exrx. filed for hearing Aug.
Is, 1855.
In the guardianship of Bessie
Heddleson. Hearing had. Bond
approved and filed. Letters of
guardianship issued to A. G..
Vance.
In the guardianship of Joan
Upton and Ronald Gene Min
osky. Bond approved and filed.
Letters of guardianship issued to
Carl Upton.
In the estate of A. N. Secrest,
deceased. Petition for authority
to transfer certificate of title to
motor vehicle filed. Authority
issued.
In the estate of Chloe Miller,
deceased. Application for letters
of administration filed. Bond
approved and filed. Letters of
administration issued to John E.
Miller.
In the land sale of Ellery
Boord, versus Pauline Boord, ct.
al. Waiver of notice and con-
cent filed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-14

Mrs. Mary l.. Eddy, 81, of
Quaker City route 3, Noble
county, died Sunday evening
following lingering illness.
Born in Tyler county, w Va,
on June 9, 1872, she was a
daughter of the late Thomas and
Nancy Haught Bunfield. She was
a member of Pissgah Church of
Christ, near FairvieW.
Surviving are three sons, Earl,
of Hendryburg Star route, and
Ernest and Everett, of Quaker
City route 3; three daughters,
Mrs. Homer Shipley and Mrs.
Chester Stephens, of Quaker
City route 3, and Mrs. Charles
Williams, of Gnadenhutten; 81
grandchildren; 40 great-grand-
children, and one great-great-
grandchild; two brothers,
Erwin, of Fairview and Samuel
of Cambridge; and four sisters,
Mrs. Myrtle Bird, of Fairview,
Mrs. Jane Reed, of Barnesville,
Mrs. Anna Chapman, of Massil-
lon and Mrs. Martha Warner, of
Piedmont route l. One daughter
is deceased.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock in
Fairview Church of Christ with
Mckinley Bates, of Summer
field officiating. Burial was
made in the church cemetery.
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Lulu Denny

Mrss. Lulu Huston Denny, 90,
widow of Thomas Walker Denny,
died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Calvin Bowden in
Marion, she is a former resident
Of Cumberland. Mrs. Denny died
Tuesday due to lingering ILL
ness.
An invalid due to a stroke IA
years ago, she had been cared
for IN the home of her daughters,
Mrs. Arthur Laughlin, of Der
went, and Mrs. Bowden at whose
home she died.
She was a member of the Har-
mony Lutheran church at Buff
falo.
Surviving are three daughters:
Mrs. George Holmes, of Concord,
Calf, Mrs. Arthur Laughlin, of
Derwent and Mrs. Calvin Bow
den, of Marion; four grandchil-
dren and seven great-grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be held
on Friday at 200 o'clock at the
Tom funeral home in Cumber-
land with Rev A. c.. Riggle of
ficiating, assisted by Rev. James
Laughlin, grandson of the de-
ceased. Burial will be in the
Cumberland cemetery.