davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-09-10
Philadelphia
st. Louis

Runs--Ashburn. Hammer. Hemus Q
Musiai =. Whisenapt. Repulski :, Boyer
Gramnas, Burbrink, Schmidt. Errors
None Runs batted in--Musial. Schmidt
Hemus T. Repulski =, Boyer. Moon .
Hammer. Lopata. Two-base hits--Boyer
Mustal, Repulskt 2, Ashburn. Three-bast
htts--Hemus .. Moon. Home run
Musial, Sacrifices - Virdon. Schmidt
Double plays-Hamner to Smalley ID
Waitkus: Morgan to waitkus, Left Or
bases--PhiIadeiphi s. ST. Louis 5, BaseI
on balls--Dh Dickson, l. of Mrozinski
z; on Ovens, 1; of Schmidt. (. Struck
81 ovens sksS = Sg kusavs ss MFSnsssl, sy sssm,d,
B. Hits-on Dicksop. in lss innings
Of Mrozinski, 4 II "a innings: Of
Owens, 2 In q innings; off Kugava,
n innings. Runs and earned runs--Oh
Dickson, a.: of Mrosinski, 3-3; al
Owens, Il; of Kuzava. 30; Of Schmidt
2.2. Hit by pitcher--Mrozinski (Musial5
Wiuning pitcher-Schmidt t5-5l. Losins
itcher--Dickson tl1-10). Time-2:2i
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Cleveland --------- 600 00l 110--3
Boston ---~-------- 100 900 000--1
Runs---smith. Rosen, Kiner. Klaus.
IErrors--None. Runs batted in--Wil-
ams s%sh' kline kkiafr Res:s RS:s pa9SI. s9Ss
Left on bases---Cleveland. 2; Boston,
10. Bases on halls--Off Lemon, 8; of
BY Lemon, 3; by Narieski. q. BY Mossi,
On Lemon. q in 7ss inninss; Of Mar
leski. ! IN ! inning; OF Mossi. Q In
Hurd. . In 2 INNINGS Runs and earned
|runs--Qf Lemon, 1-1:- of Narleski
loo; of Mosst. 0.0: OF O'clock, 2S2;
Lemon fJensen. wild pitches---Lemon.
b. Winning pitcher--Lemon l7-si.
Losing pitcher-Delock ts-6l, Time
z. "a Attendanch--3n.1o1
Evening star., 1955-09-10
CUBS. ll-o; DODGERS, 4-l6
FIRST GAME
Totals 90 5a4s Totals 3s Is 2711
! Doubled for Roebuck in 7th.
2 Grounded out for Tempieton In 9th.

BROOKLYN ----------- 100 001 Q20-
Chicago ----------- SOC 130 00x-1l
Runs--Rmoros. snider ts,. HODGES.
Fondy t2l. Baker f2), Baumholtz. Banks.
Jackson ~. Miksis t2l. Rush. Errors
Bush. Reese: Runs battsd in--Welker.
Rolger. Baumhoitz @s). Robinson:
Hodges ca. Two-base hits-Chiti.
Baker. Rush, Baumholtz, Gillian. Home
runs-Fondy.. Banks. Miksis. Jackson.
Hodges. Stolen bases--Amoros. Baker,
Banks, Snider, Robinson Sacrifice fiy---
Walker. Double plays-Reese to Zim.
mer to Hodges: Baker to Fondy: Miksis
to Baker. Banks to Baker TO Fondy.
Left on bases--Brooklyn, 8: Chicago,
4. Bases on balls-Oh Roebuck. L: OF
Rush f., Struck .out-By Roebuck. 2:
by Temfleton, /. by Rush. g. Hits-On
Newconibe. in 2 innings faced three in
third: cff Roebuck 8 in 4 innings: on
Templcton. Q IN 2 innings, Runs and
earned runs--On Newcombe, rs: on
Roebuck, Al; of Templeton. 90: on
Bush, 4-3. Winning pttcher--Rush 12-
I0l. Losing pitchre---Newcombe t3O-5l.
Time--2:02. Attendance---l0.00 900.
Evening star., 1955-09-10
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
InllYYnnd San niepn q

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hollywood 4, San Diego 3.
San Francisco &, Sacramento
tI5 INNINGS.
Oakland 81. Portland l-2.
Los Angeles J.. Seattle o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
fBest-of-seven seminal playofisl
Omaha l2. Louisville 5
Omaha leads. 2-D.
Minneapolis ., Denver z
minneapolis leads, 3-0).
tBest-of-seyen semiflnal playofIs)
Toronto 8. Havana 4
Toronto leads, gid.
TEXAS LEAGUE
fBest-of-seven semifinal playoffsl
Dallas 4, Houston 0 tseries tied, Il
San Antonio 4. Shreveport O
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
tBest-of-seven seminal playoffs)
Chattanooga IL, Birmingham, l
fBirmingham leads. 2-1l.
Mobile !, Memphis 3
Mobile leads. 2-n.
EASTERN LEAGUE
tBest-of- -five seminal playofis)
Schenectady 3, Reading
Schenectady leads, gid.
Binghamton @. Attention 2
WESTERN LEAGUE
Pueblo s, wichita 2
(Series tied, LII.
Des Moines S, Colorado Springs 4
'seflfs PrED%oNT sisSi M LEAGUE
Newport News 6-s, Portsmouth rs.
Lancaster 10. Sudbury 2.
York 4. HAgerstown q
Evening star., 1955-09-10

Runsy-Cafrasquel. IIollar (2l. Dono-
Zuto. Error--Minoso Runs battsd II,
--Carrasquel, Fox t2D. Nieman, Collins
81, Berra. Two-base hits--Kennedy.
Carrasouel. Martin, Berra. Home runs
Double piay--RtZzuto to Martin 10 Col
Inns, Left on bases--Chieaeo, Ii: New
YORK. Bases on balls-On Donovan,
l: on Larsen. a. on Konstanty. 2
q by Grim. /. Hits--On Donovan,
in 6as innings; of Howell. q in q In
ming: of Papai. 2 in / inning: off Lar.
sen; In 62s innings: of Konstanty, I
U ] inning; on Grim, . In l u innings
Runs and earned runS---Off Donovan
81: on Howell. 90: of Papai, 90; OF,
Larsen. 3-3; of Konstanty, III: ofi
Grim. 90. Winning pitcher - Larsen
n-2}. Losing piteher-Donovan fI4-71
Iime--3:00. Attendanee-Is.I5R
Evening star., 1955-09-10

a. Runs-1Gilliams Amoros e., Shube,
Hoax. thinner tsl, Labine, Fondy.
Baker t21. Banks t3) jackson f2), Mix.
sis. Errors-Giiliam Chit Runs batted
in-Moryn ~. Moiger, Jones. thinner
f3l. Fondxy. Baker, Labine t3l. Two-
base hit--Moryn Three-base HIT
Banks. Home runs--Moryn, thinner t2t.
Jackson, Fondy. Baker. Banks. Labine.
sacrifce-Baumholtz,, Sacrifice fiies--
Jackson. Kellert. Double plays-Gilliam
to lKellert Baker to, Banks to Fondy.
Left on bases-Brooklya. 8; Chicago, q.
n; OF Davis, .; of Perkowski. 5. Struck
out-By. Jones. 8; BY Kaiser, /; By
Perkowski, 1. Hits-Oh Jones, 2 in Sas
innings; on Trenel, / in "a inning; OF
Davis. 2 IN inning; OF Kaiser. in q
two IN sthD.; of Labine, ! in !. innings;
of Perkowski, 2 in 2 innings. Runs and
earned runs--Off Meyer. SIS: of Jones,
s-s; OF Trsmel. IL; On Davis ,5,5; Of
Labine. II. wild pitch~Dayis. Passed
Iball1-chiti. Winning pitcher-7,Meyer
Attendance--AS S47
Evening star., 1955-09-10
YANKEES, S; WHITE sox, 4
Totals 80 a44 Totals

IotaIs 80 II "A Totals 80 I y
Flied out for Busby in 7th.
: Ran for Eorthey in Sth.
3 Singled for Howell in Sth.
Lined out for Rizzuto in sth.
Evening star., 1955-09-10
INDIANS. 3; RED sox, |

Totals 35 sa7lb Totals SO I ~ /
] Popped out for Regalado In 4th.
. Struck out for O'clock in Tth,
3 Walked for Hurd in 9th,
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CARDS, II; PILLS. z
Totals SO 24I3 Totals

Totals 80 8 "a IS Totals SO IL 81 5
Grounded out for Smalley in nth.
Called out on strikes for Owens in 7th.
Ran for Musial in 5th.
iSt. Louis , 13l 02l 03x-I /
Evening star., 1955-09-10
SECOND GAME

Totals 33 s % IL Totals Al II - 9
/ Walked and scored for Howell in 9Th.
7th.
3 Flied for Tremel In 9th.
4 Walked for Chit in 7ths
Popped out for Kaiser in Gth.
8 Grounded out for Perkowski In 9th.
Brooklyn - 01a 0O6 6o3--16
Chicago - 020 020 $50 o
Evening star., 1955-08-07
The aton1ic age is NOW:
General Electric offers its nut|eur know-how
for peaceful uses Of atomic energy

The current International Conference on Peaceful Uses
of Atomic Energy at Geneva is clear evidence of how
far atomic development has progressed For its part
General Electric is moving ahead on full commercial
basis
General Electric has been in the atomic picture from
the beginning. An important milestone was reached in
1940 when two GE scientists made up one of two in
dependent groups which succeeded in separating U235
from natural uranium This year, on July 1Sth General
Electric switched on Americas first commercially dis
tibuted atomic electric power And on July 25th G. E.
power plant.
Anumber ofnew commercial atomic projects are now
under way This work goes at sacrifice of the
panys responsibilities in our nations defense program
Atpresent more than 1000 employees are engaged in
full-tme atomic activities for defense and peace.
Evening star., 1955-08-07

The financing by private enterprise of atomic prod
ucts for peaceful purposes is bold step forward Yet
General Electric believes it is the only way in which
this new field be properly developed Our Govern
men of course regulates many phases of the business
such as fuel supply security clearances and licenses
But it is up to industry to make its own plans and en-
ploy its own resources.
No one knows the full potentiaties of atomic energy
However the atom is sure to have tremendous sgni-
canoe in many fields, including medicine, metalurgy,
agriculture and chemistry Entirely new directions in
scientific research will be opened and-perhaps most
important atomic energy will provide abundant elec-
trio power In areas lacking owcost conventional fuel
The opportunities are here now. General Electric is
ready. Address General Electric Company, Schenec-
tady s, ~ Y or International General Electric Com
pany, $40 Lexington Ave, New York %, MY, U.S.A.
1921
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15

DO not allow children to plug
and unpulug electric toys.
Have an extinguisher handy in
case of fire.
If Santa is going to be at your
home, church, or club, make sure
his whiskers and clothing have
been made fire resistant. Listed
below is a good economical fire
resistant solution for material Of
this kind. (The application is
good for only one year; and if
the garments are going to be
used over, they should be treated
each year,
7 ozs. Borax, 3 ozs. Boric Acid,
2 qts. hot water. (Material may
be dipped into solution or the
solution may be sprayed on.)
Appoint one of the older chill
dren as "Christmas Fire Chief
and have him see that the above
rules are carried out.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
Here g. Yon

HERE AND YON - The Van
Dyne brothers butchered some
nice hogs on Friday. They were
assisted by Harry Sutherland
and Lena Johnson.
Earl Sutherland is nursing a
stiff neck. 1t is either a flu bug
has bit him or he has been
watching the pretty gals on T.V.
Recent visitors Of Morris
Henry and family were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wickham and children
Of Massillon, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Henry and son of Sarahs-
vile.
Hazel V. Moore is recovering
from a cold.
Mrs. Helen Polling and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dolby Robins visited Sat
urday with Ruth Wickham and
family.
Fannie Kirkbride returned to
her home in GAINESVILLE, Sunday
after spending several days with
relatives in Cambridge.
Xmas is just around the corner
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
MT. TABOR

MT. TABOR - Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Thompson and daughter,
Shila, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Mallett and family,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Otis Martin and sons,
Terry, Jerry, Kenneth and
daughter, Vernan and grand
daughter, JOY, were callers at
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Morris and
family, Tuesday.
Kenneth Martin called on Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley Thompson and
daughter, Shila, Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayfield Will
Jams and daughter were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Thompson
and daughter, Shila, Thursday
evening.
Elsie Wright called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Thompson and
daughter, Shila, Friday evening.
Cleon Leasure called at Mr.
Wiley Thompson, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Thomp-
son and son, Charles, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Thompson from
Malta, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Wiley Thompson and daughter
Shila, Saturday.
Robert Gardner called on Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley Thompson anC
daughter, Shila, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Thompson
and daughter, Shila, were visit
.ng Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Leas-
ure, Sunday evening.
Rayfield Williams, Mr. an6
Mrs. GaIen Thompson and Brody
Lombatis and friend were visit
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
You Can Enlist in ihe
Army And Get a HOLIDAY

The Defense Department an
nounced today that qualified men
may enlist for the Regular Army
on or after December 19, 1855 and
then return to their homes until
after the holidays in other
words paid vacation.
On January 3, 1856 they will
depart Fort Hayes, Columbus,
Ohio for Fort Leonard Wood,
Missouri for basic training.
Men accepting this offer will
also be given their choice of
branch of service in which they
wish to serve. Vacancies exist in
the following branches: infantry,
artillery, armored, airborne,
quartermaster, engineers, trans
portation, and medical service.
Contact the Army Recruiter in
your area for further informa-
ton.
In Marietta the address is 121
Front street, and the phone
number FIR 3-1834:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15

surance, platform truck, $l34.92.
Colley Insurance Agency, Leila
Keyser, bond, S4625; Colley In
surance Agency, Violet Morgan
edge, bond, S74.00; Colley Insur-
ance Agency, Jack Oliver, bond,
$500; Colley Insurance Agency,
dump truck and cycle, Sl85.O4;
Colley Insurance Agency, Donald
D. Nichols, mayor elect, bond,
1925; Junior Braden, fire run to
c. o. CHM, $500; Dean Riddle,
fire run to c. o. CHM, $500;
William Tarleton, fire run to c..
O. CHM, $500; Robert Ralston,
fire run to c. 0. CHM, $500;
Upton Hardware Store, supplies,
1913; Arthur Orr, one load Of
coal, $3.50; Smith g. Estadt, sup
plies, $2412.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
Rama Groves Sieen
III Columbus Meeiina

Mrs. Rama G. Steen, Noble
County delegate to the Ohio
Educational Convention has re-
turned to her home after attend
ing the sessions of the Assembly.
The Convention convened Sun
day through Tuesday. All ses-
sions were held at the Deshler-
Hilton Hotel.
Mrs. Steen is English and
speech instructor at the Cald-
well high school and prior to
her teaching in Caldwell, taught
home economics, English and
speech in the Belle Valley high
school for twelve years.
Mrs. Steen was selected by the
Noble County teachers as their
representative.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15

NchttiSli 90 iICitt III I4Ly IL1oiL- i
Homer Jerles, telephone SER
vice, $l54; Joe Elias, November
1855 rent, $4,000; Journal-Leader
office, public notice, $1,000;
Farmers and Merchants Bank,
safe deposit box, $500; Chester
Hayes Service, gas and oil for
fire trucks, $20.64; A. G. Van
Fleet, two chairs canned and re-
finished, $500; Universal Sup
ply Co., light bulbs, 1922; Gen
eral Electric Supply Corp, street
light bulbs. S47.20
Cambridge Fire Equipment
c. O.-2 fire ex., recharge, $400;
Dayton Stencil works, school
signs, $54.20; Standard Oil Co.,
Battery for l94l Ford fire truck,
$500; Jack Oliver, Marshal,
one Soft. tape, $3.50; John L.
Morris, three expansion rings in
stalled, $5.37; Ray Elswick, In
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

A Christmas program VIII be
presented Sunday evening, Dec.
l8 in the Ava Methodist church
beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Par
ticipating in this program will
be the children of the Sunday
school and the M.Y.F. Mrs. Galen
Ellison will be the director.
Features viii be q Christmas
tree, Santa Claus and a treat for
the children.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15

They are as follows:
Purchase a freshly cut Christ
mas tree which has been stored
oue-of-doors and keep it out-of-
door standing in water or snow
until needed.
To prepare the tree for indoor
use, saw off the butt end at an
angle about one inch above the
original cut; also cut vertical
grooves into the bark of the tree
trunk.
Keep the tree standing in
water while it is inside (check
, the water level at least once a
day for absorption and evapora-
tion). This will keep it pretty
and green and greatly reduce the
flammability of the tree.
Support the tree we'll so it
cannot be knocked over.
Place tree away from the door
ways SO it does not block the
exit.
Disconnect all Christmas lights
when no one is around to main
tain a watch.
Be careful when trimming the
tree. Use a ladder for those high
places, not Il chair.
Check your wiring carefully
. to make sure no bare, broken or
unsafe wiring is used. Use lights
which are approved by Under
writer's Laboratories.
When the tree becomes dry
and the needles start to fall, re-
move it from your home and
destroy it safely.
Be careful not to overload
electrical circuits with Christmas
lights.
Use non-combustible (metal
glass, asbestos, etc. decorations
When you must use combustible
materials be sure they are
"flameproofed".
Place all discarded gift wrap
pings, strings, etc. in a larger
,.boX as the presents are unwrap-
ped and dispose Of them safely
as soon as possible. One spark
could ignite them.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
By DIVISION OF

ing Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Thomp-
son, Sunday.
Neal Stephens and Kenneth
Martin were callers at Reed
Thompson, Sunday.
Elsie Wright was visiting Mrs.
Orville Okey, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Stephens
and daughter, Lyn, Vernon DIM
merling and son, Ronnie, were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin
and family, Sunday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15

and time to remind your loved
ones with those cheer greeting
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Went
worth and sons were recent
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield
Wentworth.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15

Experiments conducted by the
Ohio Agricultural Experiment
station show that reliable form
Of cleaning compound has little
or no effect on the interior
quality Of an egg.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
CHI u RICH
n OTES

Full Gospel Mission Church
At Coal Ridge
Rev. f. L. Hoskinson, Pastor
Sunday school, $50 a. IN.
Evangelistic service, 1880 pm
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
Noble (Ouniians Urged To Have A
Safety Claus" In Their Christmas

Noble counans being urged by the extension
keep safety Claus in their Christmas this They
abuated l6 rules OF safety follow homes this Christmas
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
Routine Operating Bills Allowed By fountil
For General Upkeep OF Caldwell VILLAGE

Routine operating payment Tuesday
evening when the last
council held in city haa as follows
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15

South Olive Free MethGdi4
Leroy Hiett, Pastor
Sunday school, 200 p. m.
Preaching each Sunday after
noon.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday
evening, 7:30 p. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-15
st. Michael's Catholic Church

st. Michael's Catholic Church
Rev. Rudolph Wargo
Sunday Mass, $50 a. m.
Daily Mass at 500 a. m.
First Friday Mass and Holy
Day Masses, 1880 p. m.
Novena Devotions, Saturdays
at 7:30 p. m.
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In Euclid. OF East ls5th ST.; SIT. .soC
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$l3,6OO

YOU will not believe there are such
bargains around as this; enclosed
front porch; a bedrooms, down;
plus living, dining and kitchen; gas
heat; garages; perfect condition.
Page Realtt'rs, ASS East 2OOth st., KE.
I-l030.
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SIo,Soo, East SASH

2-bedroom home with luqs utility
room, oil forced air furnace. This
is well kept little home with stove
and refrigerator included. On
40xl23 #. lot.
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41a room oll-brick bungalow with
full basement. Space on floored
second for two rooms. 2 cor garage.
Tell US where you cun get Gll these
lectures for only
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R EALT Q r S



Split lsvsl concrete and stone
bungalow; living room with fire
place; dining room plus the kitchen
overlooking ocre of forested lond.
scoping; 2 bedrooms and tile bath
round out crpeted upper level: 3
room suite plus bath on lower level.
assuring you on attractive income
or added space and privocY.
MojesticGllY located off scenic
Johnnycoke Ridge Rd.. we offer one
of our top volues Of the year at only
$4,000
Brick Extral
4la room oll-brick bungalow with
full basement. Space on floored
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Tell US where you cun get Gll these
lectures for only
$l3.soo
Fall Speeialties
STYLISH BUNGALOW - modern
rooms and tile bath off Loke Shore
Blvd; emoge; lot Soxl5o; Sl2.600.
THE TREES give this 2 bedroom
bungalow the desired country
atmosphere, yet nen transportation
and schools ..............Sll.90 800
DOUBLE LOT with brillidnt fir trees
erecting q rich cir about this Az
room bungalow ...Sll 800
EUCLID DUPLEX IS rooms. recreo-
lion room in basement with gas
heat; gqroge; complete at .Slo.soo
LITTLE WHITE BUNGALOW 4
rooms and bath; off Ldke Shore
Blvd; lovely lot; q real steal at
just ........-...... .So'5UU
Katherine ]. Weller
HEALroR
Redwood 10000
2eS0o Lake Shore Blvd.
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REAL ESTATE
z FAMILIES


Frame S and 5, double decker, Z
blower gas furnaces. new woter
tonks, suites ere excellent. Eust
l60th st. Clair ueu; Gil. about
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Eost Clevelond, 1 and 4: newly
pointed frome. new gos, deep lot.
GI.; about $4,000 down.
Eost Cleveland neor Euclid Ave.
and Prospect School; spacious s and
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fdmilY.
Deluxe s and 5. ChGtuuqud Eost
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everything. better hurry; sls,5oo.
Only sl2.soo buys from. double
decker. 4 and 4; new gas. drive
and gmoge; Holmes-E. lS2nd oreu.
SINGLES
Eust l30th. west OF Hayden; very
attractive s rooms, modern kitchen,
recreation room, 2.cGr guage;
$4,000.
Neur Willord Battery, Eost l3oth-
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bedrooms. 2-cur sroge; Sll,soo.
OF Shaw Eust l27th ST., newly
pointed 4 bedroom froms, lmqe
modern kitchen. tile bath. nice lot
with garages; $4,000.
sl0.9oo. 4 bedroom nsU Huxelden
School. Al condition. 5oxl5o lot;
2-cor garage.
$4,000 or less buys room single.
Iowo-EddY Rood oreo.
Sll.30o; Eost Cleveland, south OF
Euclid; clean rooms, new gas,
nice yard.
New bedroom. ranch house, full
basement drive and garage, storms
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Summit Bailey
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ONLY Sl3 900

4 BEDROOMS, IA baths, 100 n. lot.
off Lake Shore blvd; many extras;
G,I. or FILA. Call WI. 2-785O
NORTH of blvd, by owner, az room
bungalow, ] year old; vestibule, fire.
place, carpeting, storms and screens;
expansion up; nicely landscaped;
close TO shopping center; Ia garage.
65 East 2117th st.
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1850 MONTEREY

OPEN 2-5:30 SUNDAY
135 EAST 2OOth st.. north OF Lake
Shore blvd, Holy Cross Parish; new
room brick, stone front; bed
rooms. with double closets: lava
tory 1st floor: divided basement
with wood burning fireplace in rec
restion room: beach privileges; in
spect and compare. Northeast Realty
Co. w 1-S464 RE 1880.
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NEW, OPEN 2-5:30 SUNDAY

30328 HAZARD dr., off East 3O5th; 8
bedroom ranch brick front; lot
50x160. Northeast Realty Co., ~.
1-8464 or RE 1880
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One yeor old; with basement; south
Of Euclid Ave; Sl7.6oo.
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BUNGALOW
BRICK COLONIAL.

OFF East 200th. 3 bedrooms. L shaped
living room, 1Ia car garage; fenced
reasonable price. Page Realtors, ass
East 200th st.. KE. 1-l030.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15
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Lovely 2-bedroom ranch on quiet
wooded lot in residential Euclid;
extro-ldrqe living room with log
burning fireploce. full dining room.
modern tiled kitchen and bath. Also
beautiful poneled enclosed porch
und finished recreotion room. BEST
BUY TODAY
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15
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2 bedrooms, lorqe kitchen and
dining oreo. divided basement.
vestibule. living room Tx 20.
Don't foil TO see this WilloughbY
Hills on 8ox3So lot. only $l7.9o0.
Coll for appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15
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Immaculate 2 Yeor old bungalow
neur oil eonveniences. equipped
with oil the exuos. This beauty
will give your hoppY fumily a
happier home.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
BAKE SHOP
THANKSGIVING
FEATURES

Order your Thanksgiving goodies from our Boke
Shop t-Up counter Orders will be taken until
pm. Tuesday November a. mo Thanksgiving
orders will be taken on Wednesday, November 23)
Be sure to pick up your order before $50 p.n1.,
Wednesday, Delicoces include:
Evening star., 1955-11-20

EVERYONE LOVES MUSlc-Mrs Fronk A. Allen, jr.
lIeftl wife Of the Chief Of the Militoy Assistance
Advisory Group, presents record Of the Sonto Ceco
Choir of Rome to United Stotes Ambassador Clare
Boothe Luce. The choir under the patronage of Mrs.
Luce and the sponsorship of the Washington Chapter
of the Georgetown Visitation Convent, will present
concert on December in Constitution Hail.