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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
Paula Webster Has
State Scholarship

COLUMBUS, O., May 18 Pre-
pairing for a career as an elemen-
tary school teacher under the uni
versity's scholarship program is
Paula Webster of Put-in-Bay, now
enrolled in Ohio State University's
College of Education.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul V. Webster, Put-in-Bay, Miss
Webster is a freshman this year.
She is among 200 students now
preparing for elementary teaching
through the aid of the university
scholarships, designed to provide
an added incentive for young peo-
pie to enter the teaching profes-
sion. The university annually
makes $50 of these four-year
scholarships, amounting to $40,
available to Ohio high school SEN
iors through application to the
University's Scholarship Commit
tee, high school principals, coun-
selors or superintendents. Scholar
ship holders are also aided in find
ing employment which will help
pay the cost of room and board.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
DANBURY
ROSEMARY MERcKENs

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Waterfield
and daughters of Sandusky were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Merckens.
Pastor George Reinke and Cor
don Wahlers left Monday to at
tend the convention of the Ameri-
can Lutheran Church, Michigan
District at Alpina, Michigan.
Michael Richard Greenley, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Greenley,
Shirley Domrose) was baptized
Sunday during church services.
Sponsors were the Misses Nancy
and Sally Domrose and William
Greenley.
Many of the farmers we're busily
engaged in setting out tomato
plants before the rains came this
week.
Mrs. Alice Ross and Clarence
Mokry of Cleveland were wed Sun
day at the st. Paul Lutheran Par
sonage. Attendants at the double
ring ceremony were their dau-
ghters jeanne Ross and June
Kreiger.
The monthly meeting of the La
dies Aid was held at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Bahnseny Thursday
Co-hoSteSses were Mrs. Robert
Bandalean, Mrs. Ed Behrman and
Mrs. John Boiling. Members
brought special treasure of their
wedding.
Dan Greer, Neil baltimore, Don
Waldecker and Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Merckens were among guests at
the Pasonski-Slotto wedding recep
ton in Fremont Saturday.
The St. Paul Lutheran Sunday
School Picnic is scheduled for
June 18th.
Eddie Bahnsen has returned to
school after undergoing ear sur
gerry at Sandusky.
Mrs. Edith Lynch, convalescing
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
ROLAND Wahlers, was very pleased
when her niece, Patti Pluckhorn
gave her a cake in the form of a
doll which was in honor of PATHS
birthday.
The Misses Helen and Merle
Johnson of Kent, were house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dayton.
Rosemary Merckens becomes
DanbUry correspondent for The
News This week. She will wei
come your news items, and may
be contacted at MarbIehead
phone 2116 or Port Clinton
phone 271I0.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
NORTH BASS
MRS. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN

Mrs. Simon Fox visited in San
dusky Friday and Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Zura and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Teasel.
Sandusky visitors Saturday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wires, Mrs.
George Bower, Mrs. William Demp-
sey Mrs. Leslie Burris and Mr..
Stanley Wires.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Petry and
John of Cleveland spent the week
end at their cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stonerook
and children visited over the
weekend with family and friends
in Sandusky.
Miss Judy Zura and Mr.. Ha9cAd
Silver of Sandusky spent the week
end with Judy's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Zura.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bump Maynard,
Janet, Fredia and Buddy motored
to Portsmouth over the weekend
to visit with their families and
friends.
Miss Bonnie Fox and Mr.. Louis
Elmer, Jr. of Sandusky visited over
the weekend with Bonnie's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Fox.
High School students home over
the weekend were Donald Stone
rook of Sandusky and William Bow
er of Put-in-Bay.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Fox who celebrated their
33rd wedding anniversary on May
22nd.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
Easter Seals
Sale Is Success

Easter Seal sales this year net
ted $4,785.66 as compared to $3,-
04129 in last years drive, Mrs
F. w. Kent, secretary of the OF
tawa County Society For Crippled
Children, announced this week.
The money includes $3,032 from
contributions to the Easter Seals,
$1,210.63 from the United Fund
Drive at EOD, $34339 from Lily
Parades in Port Clinton, Oak Har-
Dor, Genoa and Elmore, and $149.64
from coin containers.
Seventy-five percent of the total
contributions remains mere for aid
One social event is being plan
ned for the summer, but the regu-
lar year begins in September.
of the handicapped in the county
and the rest goes to state and ma
tional headquarters where treat
ment centers, travelling clinics,
and research are important pro-
jects.
The Society owns wheel chairs,
crutches, and walkers which may
be borrowed when needed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
EOD Calls Exam
For Auto-Mechanic

The Board of U. S. Civil Service
Examiners, Erie Ordnance Depot,
Port Clinton, Ohio, today announc-
ed an examination for the positions
of Auto-Mechanic WB-10, WB-12,
WB-15, with salaries from SITS
to $1.93 per hour. The positions
are at Erie Ordnance Depot, Port
Clinton, Ohio.
No written test will be given
and applicants will be rated on
the basis of their experience.
The closing date for receipt of
applications for the above posi-
tions is June %, 1855.
Full information may be obtain
ed from the Executive Secretary,
Board of u. S. Civil Service Ex-
aminerS, Erie Ordnance Depot,
Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

May 81: Mrs. Harold Pulschen
Clarence Jeremy, Barbara Pelyhe
Mildred Neidecker, Marcia Lee Ed
wards, Kenneth w. Branum, Sadie
Dunkle, Andy Jeffers, AL Ochs.
May %: Idabelle Mackey, Evelyn
Schrader, Arthur christensen, AL
len Satterfied, Wesley Brown, Gle
tus Perry, Mrs. Mary M. Krupp,
Mrs. Harmon Haynes of Oak Har-
Dor, Eunice Bissell.
May 20: Lester Everett, Luther
Lieske, Mrs. Dorothy Ward, Mrs.
James King, twins Julie Rae and
Judy Kae Finken, Louis Heineman.
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. Stensen Petersen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlo Shively.
May 80: Mrs. Frank Kruse, Mrs.
Mary Malik, Ella Hostrup, Mrs. R.
E. Reynolds, Judge l.. c. Rupp,
Howard Orns, Bob Qualman. Ami
versary of Police Captain and Mrs.
William Robel Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Oral Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Jeremy.
May 81: Sharon Lee Rickner,
Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Joyce Rickner,
Dennis Allen McGee, Julie Ann
Davis, Cora E. X. White, Mrs. Min
ME Biers, Amy GrOgg, Mrs. Alton
Nissen. Anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Keith Binkley, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Belshaw.
June /: Mrs. John Helget, Mrs.
Jesse Cotnery Mrs. Lucas Nuber,
Martha Lynn Twynham, Grayce
Ellithorpe, Max Stphensen. Ami
versaries of Mr.. and Mrs. III. B.
Karshner, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kohl
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grobe.
June 2: Morton Everett, Beulah
Armstrong, Jack Gordon, Patsy
Heise, Ralph H. Andersen, Jane
Gardner Anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Gardner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
Two Building
Permits Issued

A building permit has been is
sued to A. R. Mefferd, 907 State
Street for construction of a 26' X
So house; old house to be removed
when new house is completed. Esti-
mated cost of new house is $4,000;
Lots 10 and IL, Block No. 16, True
Addition.
Ralph G. Witt, 432 Short st. Sc
cured a building permit for the
new construction of kitchen as
an addition to main building. esti-
mated cost of $500 Lot No. 25,
Block /, Samuel Gill Addition.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

To sell, to rent, to buy to lease,
to beg or borrow. Use THE NEWS
Classified AID Column. Phone 5271.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
Todsy's Bit of Nonsense -

AT meetings of clubs, by an
effort of will,
] always continue to keep
perfectly still,
For it takes but a word of
annoyance or pity,
And whaml there | am on
another committee.
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BARGAIN! i!
$1,000
S495 DOWN.

You can't beat this II
you look for q million yearsl
Owner transferred and MUST
leave Immediately. This coy
home has 3 bedrooms, living
room, fireplace, separate din
Ing room, huge Kitchen, In
closed porch bath, base
Inent. automatic heat. ga
rage; Is minutes 10 White
House. All this for $40 per
month including everythinGi
Act quickly ON this one, Call
Mr.. Harris NOW. Ma. $4,000.
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Z MlI,INkE6AS. VA

MANASSAS. VA.
Nice e-rm, Colonial home, modern
with. lovely corner. lot and shadei
n'ar' rYaioRRTSCgs E. iyyt,sT FEE
Real Estate Broker. Manassas ss5
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Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
e42 wayne Ave. ~. -5-3o1o
Earl +. Wright Presents

(. GaIl 4. WEASAit EiCoSAAeS
EDoEMOoR, BETHESDA; beauti-
fuI brick rambler, practically. new.
3 twin sized bedrooms, 2 baths,
large living room, separate dining
room, all-electric kitchen, paneled
recreation room. full basement, at
tached garage; S37,500i early pos
session: evenings and sundays,
POTOMAC AREA. split level; large
wooded lot. attractive center-hall
home, large living room, separate
dining room with picture windows
grounds; bedrooms. rec. room,
large screened breezewsy, over ~
acre; here 10 an outstanding value
at SIS. 900. Ewes. OIL. .o-Sb42,
sunday. OIL, 2-5501.
pErHEsDA--S16.5 800: new split
levels. 2 bsd rooms III, in baths,
showing, large separate dining
room, de luxe kitchen, basement
possible FILA financing. Only 4.
day. OF. 2-560i.
BRICK RAMBLER WITH EVERY
THING. bedrooms, Q baths,
screened porch, basement and ga
rage. fully equipped kitchen; near
NH and Naval Hospital: Oh APP
proved offers considered; ewes.
and Sundays, OIL. 1884.
EARL T. WRIGHT CO.
Sis WISCONSIN, AVE. OIL. $4,000
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HILLCREST ESTATES
OPEN SUNDAY

e50s BERRLEY ST
gysT EEp soSns[ b r1R S 6TIGS s Ab
! lovely bedrooms, gas radiant
heat: large clean side porch, ex-
cellent eighborhood; 4sAef first
trust. Anxious to sell; may be seen
any time. Mr.. Gibson, 10. 7-29so.
with M. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18TH
az NV ME- R-41(lO. 10
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DOCTOR OR DENTIsT
HOME AND QEFICE

IDEAL FOR LsAFsGE FAMlLA
5000 Emerson St.. Rogers Heights;
4 bedrms., ia baths, nnisneo
trences: brick Cape Cod on extra
large conner lot fronting 3 streets:
ward entirely fenced. gas heat.
SPECIAL PRICED for Quick sale;
PIH4fnidrPs H. CLARKE CO.
WA. S-ilss WA. 1857
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% ACRES ON ANNAPOLIS RID:
OPP. GLENDALE SANITARlUM
Beautifully situated Tor one OF more
ramhlers: several hundred teet
frontage on Defense hwy; sign on
fPHiILLrPs H. CLARKE CO.
WA. T.iig2 WA. 1857
W" WA. T-55f7
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adss isvs S1 ~ h c kisstSsi. Dsd.
aD Masonry see sooi sh sh Al sond; al
wa 5000. ROBERT 5. DAYS.
5 2 sE5k6CSM RAnnLER-cusiom-
built; make ofier, B62i 47th ave.
.Riyerdsle, Nd. AP. 7-44b6. O.
500 DOWN--ciean BERN hungA-
low on isree. level lot $4,000 IN
elose-ln Hyattsyille area: qaraEe.
M Ht.. s.s5os s'.'h os ssR I bsa g
sssACRk i EoT and 1.year-old ram
bier In popular Lanham area. Fire
place IN cost. iiy. rm.. elee. KIT.
screened concrete porch. Priced %
sell fast e. $4,000. Subject e
"a ysss sp DOWN. c. xf' t re- p eas WIZ wa
z.sSoS. RoSERr S. DAVIS 4
$3.50 fS if sHbYs THIS big. modern
BUNGALOW on A-aere lot mr.. Nd,
Univ. $500 dn; and easy paymtsi
E EsfHcE as ssEioEsSSEs oPiRosPPiERffifEsss'
3 AZ hoo 5sI;1 AM BATH. basement and
garage; lot. 60x 100: stories.
Sii,7S0: $500 down. sos 61st
ave. Capitol HEIGHTS, Nd, 20.
sE Is SEC. or BEAUTIFUL LEWIS
DALE-3-bedrni.. mod. brick. doc,
tors home; S24.50o; owner VII
carry LIST norts.; property has
extra lot, with no street assessment.
Shown BY appt, only. RA. 3-t476,
RE. 4s3500. W. w, LEWIS.
MEN ATTENTION!
Once In lifetime opportunity
trust with nominal On. Doctor re.
firing and offering his s-rm. 2
bath home to discriminating .pur-
chaser. Diversified lot. attached ga
rage: ideal conP. location, inspec-
PRoPERTfiss, ar. S.77s4. %
ANDREWS FIELD-cAMP SPRINGS
AREA
57.foot, custom built. brick ram
bier, with earport. 3 large bedrms..
lia baths. Ali-elec. kit. large ny;
rm. with firepl, full din. Inl., full
bsnit. with firepl. Lot 1OQx2oO teet.
Priced, S23,500. Terms. Directions:
Out Branch ave-, Route B. 70 Camp
Springs, right on Middleton lane,
last house on left.
II. j. KIILoUGH. CYPRESS T-S9S6
---g
EAST HYATTSVIILE-Home and in
come. Oil h,-w.h., garage; lge. tot'
SIl.5OO; $l,500 down. $75 per mo.
Immediate possession.
RIyERDALEn you can set along
Win ouS osE.,,f.si III tvasr'old
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EAST HYHTTSVILLE-Home and IN
come. Oil h.-w.h.. garage; lge. lot
SI1.500; $is500 down, $40 per mo.
RIVFRDAiE-if you can get along
with one bedrun., II viii pay you
Ia see this beautiful, 1z-year.old
rambler. Only $3.50. terms. LOUIS
. MILLER. Realtor. uN. A-2l23,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BROYHILL CREST
iot: fan bsmt.. storage attic. COM
Pls.s q siz.5 oesDi so.ar. 81 a
nsncins avail. Can KE. 6-egls.
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FORESTVILLE

b370 PINE ST.
Brick. Cape Cod buugaloW; 2 full
sized bedrooms. large living room
snd combination acknowledgements;
manent stairway to fioored attic:
oil hot-air heat and full basement
with outside entrance. laundry
trays: corner lot. 67xl50. Owner
transferred. Priced to sell at S15,-
700: appIoximately $4,000 down.
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FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES. INC.

11tElt]Gxt1Oh W. oGktG4No
SALES, INC.
1872 I st. NV. Ma. $4,000
HOME VALUES
CAPE COD on a1-acre lot with me
oil dtfees, big complete kitchen. full
basement. expansihle attic, semi
finished: only 10 Minis. from D.. C.
line at South Capitol ST.: $1,000
BRICK RAMBLER-s bedrooms. like
new, full dayiigh. basement. large
landseaped lot; friendly area: only
HOME AND Y AcREs--s-room mod.
ern BUNGALOW with front porch.
land partly cleared and partly
wooded; SprinE-fed stream on
property. Located on q good hard
road near Brandywine. Owner out
OF the State and viii sacYffice.
piissfTpR sn ri HhEroHTs-s rooms. .
baths, full haseemnt, hot-watef
heat; front porch; large land
scaped lot; only Si3.500 with
We vii vii I SIsa ii show any of thes.
fine homes. no oblisation to you
Of course. Phone now, 10. S-SS37
'tii . pm:
JIM BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY. Sc.
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ARLINGTON

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-0
Hills. 2033 N. utah--Will
OIL. Attractive Germ. brick and ga
rage, Excellent materials and COM
struction. AL cond, Fine location.
hssr ~ Nv Aenss; pgnic scnoo.s s snd
h, 4w,h. Furnished or. otherwise. To
reach. Out Lee highway to N.
Utah, left half block to sign. Ex-
NICHOLSON
IA. 2-0136 TIL 10
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
11-DARK
1912 BRIEFLY ROAD
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

HiRhly desirable location Just Oh
Conn. ave, near the country club
area. .Transp.. shopping. public and
parochial schools nearby, Onerins
Yamblers and split-leyei models
with very large beautifully equipped
Kitchens and spacious rooms
throushout; recreation room, slid:
ing glass walls and rear patios. A
community OF distinction for those
able TO afford the best. Prices
start ct S25.95O. Excel financing
Of all types may be arranged; Di-
rections: Out Conn. ave. 70 Ken.
Chevy Chase lake}. bear right on
Kensington parkway, blks. to
Inverness ST.. right on Inverness
to Briefly I'd. right to exhibit
home.
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FOR LARGE FAMILY

FUN LhpS1E r ArMAA1
5 bedrooms, ia baths, large living
kitchen, complete: sun parlor, front
ana rear porches. oil hot-water
heat: Colonial frame home: 2-car
garage: ih-aere lot, on State
drews Air Field Base Priced TO sell
at 100000. Substantial down pay
fuaut reutiirPd
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$3.50 sTi nNir. Is ss5zA Mo- FILA


SEAT PLEASANT. ND.
$3.50 dr. &54 MO-, FILA
New, 2-bedreom, detached rambler,
inelndlng lot N. d. HARRIS. AP.
UNIVERSITY PARK
6505 QUEENS CHAPEL RID.
owner can Be reached weekdays
s snlss Ss q az 1883 500 > .. sE'
Overlooking Potomac River
Brick Cape Cod near Fort Foote
Park Sc. Lse. iiy. Tli., hrepl. and
B edan and hg S"sh ist ,oo Fsl bed.
rms. bath and pine-paneled study
Ind floor. full dry bsmt. with rec.
I'm. unfinished. maids rm.: 2-car
ear.:: lot 1O0xs00 completely land
sesped, OWNER. By appointment.
OPEN SUNDAY, 10
Beautiful large Cape Cod. & bed
s sOmple as I tit f izsa5 .'' Oh nI Sos.
water heat: slate roof: s4-acre lot.
schools. churches and shopping.
Truly . country atmosphere, close
in. To reach: Out Riges rd.. left
on Aver I'd. 3 biks. to open sian;
or out Michigan ave. 70 Queens
Chapel rd.. left on Aver I'd. ! mi.
to open sign.
J. NORMAN AGER
Realtor. ~. $4,000 %
20 MINIS. 10 FORT MEADE
Beacon Hgts., Riverdale
VETS-30-YR. LOANS
NO MONEY DOWN
3 bedrms-. Ia baths. NY; Urn, I'm: din.
frances, s0dded lots, sidewalks.
NEW BRICK HOMES
$12,750 TO $12,995
Crew AVAILABLE FOR REMIT
Directions: Baltic. Wash, bkwy. to
Riverdale I'd. outlet. right 900 q.
TO 0tith ave. tses signis right to
BEDFO RD, AP. 7-2S45
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ASSUME CT LOAN
S13.9O0-3 BEDRMS.

Beautifully Handicapped and fenced
n this smart-looking brick rambler.
featuring lovely den and cleo. kit !;
/ block to school and bus; low
down payment. GRAHAM 4 CO.,
IN 6-6b50, O I'll 9,
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WYVILL-C COLLINS

FORESTVILLE RAMBLER
BRR,, 3 BEDRMS. 500 DOWN
AND ASSUME PRESENT FINANC-
ING.
9 mos. old; on beaut.. ise, level lot
Spacious rms, storage attic; tmmed.
possession. x
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HIIICREST HEIGHTS

brick rambler on lot
90x12O; 2 bedrHs. and den. Ia
baths: breezeway gaTage: owner
very anxious TO sell: asking S3l,-
500.
Mike coughlin, 10. 8-4446
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

washington, D. G.
SATURDAY. oCT0BER Q. 1855
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r. ANDREWS, BOILING

3-BEDRM, BRk. CAB COD =.
New-house condition. Full bsmt.; z
bedrms. and bath, LIST floor; lge. !,
you can't afford to miss. Call Mrs.
Cox, LII. 1880 or ST. 3-f36S.
ATLAS REALTY CO.
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k.-<Briek crestvood
Colonial; 5 bedrms., IN baths. ffre-I
place. separate din. Tm.. ser. porch.
fun hsmt.:: fenced, rear. yard: va
appraised, &20.500. Call OWNER.
JE. 3-a333, weekends and ewes.
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533 2. ALEX. AVE.--Brick home,
with stone front: liv. rni., din. I'm.
kit. 2 bedrms., bath. full bsmtS;'
r. rs s esst HAM nSNA A'sssng i fldeG e
NV, NE. s-4ioO. 20
37O5 ist RID. s., ARL,-semidet.
brick home, with iiv. rm,, din, rm.,
kit, 2 bedrfns.. bath. full bsmt.
oil heat: very conv. M. PAUL
HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV, ME,
must sell immedi-
ately---2-bedrm. brick. firepl.. stove,
refgr., washer; new garage, patio.
barbecue pit; 4 miles to Fort Bel
voir;Sl3,SOU; AZ loan: down pay
ment BY arrang. ED, g-6ll Il: %
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HILLcREsT HTS, Sl6.a5Q;. open
Srx. rambler with family size din.
nm, excel, kit. baths. tull day
ATTIC, lge; lot, gas ht; Buy aE nd. save
riRft approx. 4 mi. past d. c. line.
rirht at Hiilcrest Garden sim %
9SO3. Curtis dr.. MR.. PuFFkN-
BERGER, Realtor. LU. 4-706es
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!, s.dr P1; IA f S.; ou, 5% dim .5.
frances, sodded lots, sidewalks.
NEW BRICK HOMES
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New, 2-bedreom, detached rambler.
including lot N. d. HARRIS. AP.
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open Sunday / to Q;
4IOb Nicholson st,--Truly the best
buy on today's market; 3-bedrm, ),
center hall, brick Colonial: powder
rm., breakfast rm,, lge. scr. porch,
attached garage, lge. shaded yard
close TO everything AP. 7-5aSS.
CoHEE REALTY Co. AP. 1920,
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OPEN SUNDAY, Is
NORMAN AGER

Realtor. Ju. $4,000 %
20 MINIS. 10 FORT MEADE
Beacon Hgts., Riverdale
VETS-30-YR. LOANS
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HOUSES fer SALE va tcensl HOUSES tof sALE VIZ tcent

FALLS CHURCH AREA--S2i .g5O---
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The Sidney herald., 1955-03-17
HALLMARKS OF
DICTATORSHIPS

Many Illuminating articles have
been written about the last shift
of power in the Kremlin, and the
probable forces behind it. It
seems to be generally agreed in
the most authoritative circles that
a major factor is the CHASTITY mess
which is Soviet agriculture. Farm
erS, under iron-handed COLLECTIVE
ism, are FESTIVE and unhappy.
Production of most foods is far
below any reasonable level for a
country of RuSsia's size. There are
actually fewer cattle than in the
days of the Cars, when the popu-
lation was far smaller. A goat was
needed - and Malenkov was it.
Whether or not Malenkov was
gravely at fault as an administra-
tor is a debatable question. But
one thing is certain = there is
small chance of things getting
much better in Russia under the
existing system. The world has
known relationships for centuries.
and subsistence living standards
and deprivation of the masses
have been hallmarks of every one.
the prOds and terrors the DO
lice state can muster can't over
come the fact that enslaved people.
moved like pawns by an all-pow-
ertul government, can't begin to
the productive capabilities
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-17
EDITORIALLY
N PATRTCKIS DAY

St. Patrick, the patron saint of
Ireland, died on March II, 493.
The anniversary of his death has
been celebrated regularly in re-
cent times by not only Irishmen
but those of many other races, and
not only Catholics but those of
other faiths.
The most famous tale about ST
Patrick is the one which tells of
his Punishment of snakes from
Ireland. Yet Cardinal Moran. who
some years ago wrote an article
on St. Patrick in the Catholic En-
cyclopedia, fails to mention it. He
does mention the ordeal of St.
Patrick when he was surrounded
by demons in the shape of vul-
lures, and tells of the drowning of
the demons in answer to his pray
erS.
The snake story holds that st.
Patrick banished all of them x
cept one, an old serpent which
refused to leave Ireland. Accord
ing to the tale, st. Patrick made
a box and asked the serpent to
enter it, but the serpent objected.
Finally, st. Patrick had his way.
convinced the snake the box was
large enough to hold him COM
fortably, and succeeded in get
ting him into the box, which he
then shut and threw into the sea-.
Whatever the tale, and there
IT. those who believe several diff
ferent versions, a great number
of people enjoy celebrating the
anniversary of the death of St.
Patrick, in the middle of this
month, every year. Irishmen, par
ticularly, take to the occasion.
and on some occasions in the past
they have even brought pieces of
the "ould sod" from Ireland to
observe it.
The beauty of the Emerald Isle
and its rolling land is associated
with St. Patrick and the tale of
the snakes by millions of senti-
mental Irishmen.