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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-28
NeWs Grandfather Read
PROM THE BLUFFTON NEWS ISSUE OF JULY IS, 1915

Miss Meta Kohl returned to Col
umbus Monday after a weeks stay
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Kohl.
Homer Luginbuhl purchased the
John Stull property on Mound street.
A. C. Spangler left for Columbus
Monday where he will represent the
local IOOF lodge at the 10th annual
session of the grand encampment of
Ohio.
Clyde Kitchen, who was recently
graduated from the college of veterin-
ary medicine of the Ohio State uni
versity, has located in Columbus
Grove where he will practice.
The weekly meeting of the Eight
Week club will be held Thursday
morning in Eaton's woods. All girls
are invited to attend this outdoor
meeting and will meet in front of DIR.
Suffers office at five o'clock a. m.
With a guess of 351S, Mrs. Arthur
Worthington was awarded the fire
less cooker in the bean guessing con-
test at the Basinger Furniture store.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-28
Sales Tax Reports
Due By July 81

Vendors sales tax reports for the
period between January / and June
30, 1866, are to be filed before July
81, local retailers were reminded this
week by E. A. Geithman, district
manager of the sales tax department.
Mr.. Geithman said that sales tax
examiners will be located at the Allen
county courthouse July % to 80, and
will assist anyone in making out their
reports. Persons desiring such assist
ance are advised to take with them
necessary records such as, a copy Of
their last report, sales records and
vendors purchase orders for the pre-
paid receipts.
If deficiency is indicated on the
report, due to failure to cancel suf-
ficient prepaid tax receipts to offset
tax due, remittance should accompany
the report in the amount Of the defici-
ency, m d payable to Roger W.
Tracy, treasurer of state.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-28

The fresh air children from Cleve-
land are to come to Bluffton and
vicinity this year on Wednesday,
July %.
With the end of the season in sight
Bluffton is still holding its traditional
place at the top of the Trolley Tennis
league, although being closely follow
ed by the Findlay team which is sec
ond in the race. Members of the regu-
lar local team are John Bixel, DR.. j.
S. Steiner, T. G. Scheid and |. w.
Geiger.
With an attractive program of ex-
cellent musical and lecture talent
Bluffton's first seven day chautauqua
was auspiciously begun Tuesday. AL
though the sessions are being held
this year in the midst of the harvest
season a considerable n u m der of
farmers are in attendance.
DR.. Dean Soash of Cleveland has
purchased the medical outfit and Of
flee fixtures of the late DR.. /. X.
Wetherill. He will arrive here the lat
ter part of this week and will occupy
the rooms formerly occupied by Dr.
Wetherill in the Steiner block. Dr.
Soash is single, % years old and for
uerlv resided in Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Luginbill OF
Ft. Wayne, Ind, visited relatives and
friends in this section the first of the
week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-28

TOPS IN TWIRLING-Lucylee
Neiswander, has won the title
of Michigan Senior Champion Ba-
ton Twirler. The young Adrian
high school band majOrette was
named champion in competition
at Alma, Mich.
Previously she held freshman
and junior baton twirling titles
for the state, and has won more
than so medals and trophies in
major competition. In January
she will represent Michigan in the
winter carnival at st. Paul.
She is the granddaughter of
Mrs. Alfred Criblez of this COM
munity, and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Neiswander of
Adrian.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
New AII-SteeI
Box Cars for N. P,
Being Built

The Northern Pacific railway
has begun construction on a fleet
OF 500 all-steel box cars at tbe
company's Brainerd, MINI. car
shops, it is announced by G. H
Burgess, vice president. Operat-
ing Department. Cost of the cars
will be approximately $4.OOOOO0
Featuring extra large, 15-foot
wide double doors, the new cars
Will be used principally to carry
plywood, wallboard and similar
bulky commodities which are
loaded with mechanical fork lift
trucks. LII
The 5O-foot cars will be eo,,in-
ped with nailable steel flooripa
and welded underframe construct
ton. A protective coating. tonned
a coat of aluminium paint will
applied to the under part If
roof to protect against drin-
page caused by condensation,
Cubic capacity of each car is
4,sO3 cubic feet, largest of anv
ear built by the Northern pa.
>lflc. Nominal capacity is SO tons
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
Savage
Mrs. John Gear
LAST Weeks Neusl

The regular meeting of the Tn.
Lutheran Ladies' Aid will be hell
IN the church parlors Thursday
July z, at 200 p. m. Everyone I,
cordially invited to attend.
The many friends of Carl Hor-
ton will be very grieved to hear
OF his sudden passing FRIDAY
whlle waiting between appoint
mentS at the N. P. hospital in
Glendlve. MIR. Horton had retired
from active duty as depot agent
IN Savage last November. Funeral
services were held at the Con
gregatlonal church in Savage
tuesday and the remains were
taken to Michigan for burial.
Roy Brose spent a few DAYS
receiving medical attention At
the Sidney hospital for virus
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Duran
enjoyed a picnic dinner at the
robert Gregg home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Darnall and three
children of Joliet, Wyoming ar
rlVed Monday evening for a sur
prise visit at the home of bie
uncle and aunt, MI. and Mrs. AL
Darnall.
Lars Gaare is receiving medical
attention at the N. P. hospital for
injuries received when the trac-
he was driving was struck nv
an oncoming a when he turned
OF the highway south of saw
zee near the Cleto Mcpherson
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shearer and
Norma Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf
langness, Miss Alma johnson
Yrs. Ralph Miller, Mrs. Raw Mil
er and Gail of Glendive enioved
upper at the Ted Burau home
~
Mr.; and Mrs. Bronson and 5
grandchildren of GIendive Mr. !
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

Sidney Sunday evening to get
Jane, who had just returned
from a trip to Billings to visit
with her cousins and aunt and
uncle, the Warren Smiths. Others
at the Joe MERCER home of Sid
ney were the Kenneth Patches.
Grin Patches, Wendell Patch and
Miss Ards Hundtoft also of Sid
ney. Wendell has just been dis
charged from the Army at Fl.
Hood, Texas, and drove home
arriving Friday. The Patches and
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

wore wrist corsages of yellow
The long church aisle was lined
with SO white candles. Smilax
gracefully draped the altar rails
and two tiers of candles framed
the wedding altar.
Mrs. Milne chose a navy dress
OF imported silk organza with
matching navy and white ac-
~ceSsorieS and Mrs. Mowdy wore
a rose lace frock with matching
white accessories. Both wore cor
Sages of giant white orchids
Mrs. Wesley Westrum sang Ed
ward Grieg's 81 Love Thee. and
The Twenty-Third Psalm"
"A reception was held in the
dining hall of the church with
Mrs. Geo. Porter, Richey. Mont.
ana Miss Mabel Gilbertson pour-
ing. Mrs. Ben Bartz, Wiliiston.
served punch, Mrs. Walter Hanin
W1lliston cut the wedding
cake and Mrs. Steve Robinson
winston, was in charge of the
guest book. The tables and din
ing nall were decorated with vel
low roses and smilax. Miss Mary
buchanan, Jamestown, favored
reception guests with several
vocal selections.
The bride is the former Miss
Wine, art instructor of the vii
lston public schools and a gradu-
lte OF Concordia College, Moor
lead, Mimi. The groom is a
'raduate of the University of Ok {
ahoma School of Law and !
member of Delta Chi fr~aternitv J
couple will make their home l
Denver, Colo.
Out of town guests included
lrS. John M. Olson. Proctor &
INN, grandmother of the i
ride; Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Coutts t
-lchey, Mont; MI. and Mrs. ANDY a
'ee' Mary Lu and Barbara. Rich @
y, Mont; Mr.. and Mrs, lack a
Glendive, Mont; Mr.. and h
RS. Royce Milne, Sidney, Mont,
L. and Mrs. Caulson and arr n
aret, Y~psilanti, N. D.; Slim Wirtb '
: Richey and MI. and Mrs. All !.
asterline, Arelia and Lennie also s.
Richey. S
ny and Sell the Want AID WavI o
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

The new First Lutheran churc,
In WllliSton was the scene of
candle-light ceremony at $3.50 4
m. Friday, June 3 uniting j,
marriage Miss Darlene M. Milne
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roslvr
w. Milne Of Richey, Montana, anc
Robert F. Mowdy of Williston
n. D., with the Rev. Casper B
Nervig officiating.
Given in marriage by her faith
CT, the bride wore a floor length
gown OF nylon tulle with a low
d~ecolletage etched in a hand ap-
pl1qued leaf pattern sprinkled
with translucent sequins which
also adorned the very full skirt
and train. The brides finger-tip
veil was decorated with tiny seed
pearls and Sequins and she carried
a cascade of giant white orchids
and hly-of-the-valley. Her only
JeWelry was a pearl necklace, a
gift from the groom.
Bridal attendants were dressed
alike In ballerina length formals
OF blue nylon net skirts and lace
bodice with drop waist-line ac-
cented by a satin sash and full
bow in back. Their head pieces
were bands of white baby roses
e In yellow net and they carried
cascade corsages of yellow iris.
Miss Diane L. Milne of Kansas
City, Mo-, served as maid of
honor and bridesmaids were Miss
Gayle Sobolik of Fordville, N. d.
Miss Mary Buchanan of James
town, N. D., and Miss Imogene
Emerson of Coalgate, Okla.
Norman L. Mowdy of Coalga+e
was the best man and ushers were
Gerald A. Stenehjem, Walter
and Ben Spingath. ,Jr. All
Of Williston.
Delford E. Milne I'll years o1d). i
brother of the bride, served as
ringbearer dressed in white lack !
and tux trousers and carried {
I white satin pillow which held :
ne matching custom-made rings :
Candle-lighters e Misses
barbara and Margie Wirth of 8
tlchey, Mont. They were dressed c
n blue floor length formals and {
Ia THE SIDNEY HERALD G
A3 Thursday. .Jr,Iv ? 1orr :
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
South C~uIbertson

r STAN PATCH
= MT. and Mrs. Don Birch mr.
I tored to Glendive and Lindsey !
visit Don's cousin Adrian Skill
! stead and family. They were ON
ernlght guests at Glendive an
returned home Tuesday evenine
cecil Birch, Mrs. Pete johnson
and Harlan, and Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Hill were among thos,
attending the Clifford Foss fl.
neral at Culbertson Monday.
Barbara Bertineo is helping on
at the Cap Hodges this weeI
Whlle Wilma is recuperating af-
ter her recent operation in Sid
Billy Hill drove home Monday
morning to visit with the Cali
fornia relatives and also. to visit
awhile with the family.
Maude Moger, Mrs. HIPS
mother and her sister, Mrs. Art
Cole and daughter Karen have
been visiting at the K. R. Hill
nome this week and part of last
Ihey arrived by train early
Thursday morning.
MRS. Pat Gould, Eva Cellmer
and children were Tuesday af-
ternoon visitors at the Stan Patch
home. "'0n
Larry Baker returned home
from the hospital Monday eve
ming.
Pat Gould and Maynard Cell
mer drove to the state line tn
help brand at the Jack Shields
ranch.
Mrs. Matt Antonson visited Mrs
Sam Antonson and Sam Wednes-
DAY. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Anton
son drove there to get her that
evening.
Ruth Kay Thompson celebrat-
ed her birthday Wednesday.
Harold Tolksdorf was Spravino
weeds for the Pete Johnsons FRI
day and was caught in the hig
rain and hail storm that hit
here. III
Pat Griffin celebrated her
birthday on the Both which was
Friday. was
Little Larry Baker was taken
o the hospital Thursday to have
us arm reset and a new cast an
died. He was released from the
hospital the next day.
The Pat Goulds were callers in
sidney Thursday.
Neil Gleason and wife and bic
aother and father, all of Sisseton
. ~, were visitors at the Don
'lrch and Kenneth Hill homes
rIday and Saturday.
Wllfred Herness celebrated his
irthday July 2.
Mrs. Stan Patch and Mrs. Nav
ara Cellmer were shoppers in
ulbertson Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Birch shon-
ed IN Culbertson Saturday.
Pete Johnson will be go vears
q next month. Just about anvi
haying day when there Is
acklng to do you can see Pete
9Iplng stack the baled hay as
comes from the stacker.
we were sorry to hear that
city Ochs had the misfortune
lnJure her arm Saturday and
q stitches taken in it at the
llbertson hospital.
Inc George Daniels family. the
hnsonS, Bakers, Cellmers and
others from Andes enioved
picnic Sunday. They met at
Missouri river by the old
n Birch place. !
Inc Stan Patches motored to J
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

and Mrs. Jens Miller visited a
the Soren Miller home Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Wayne Worlie and two
sons of Carlyle, Montana spent
last week visiting at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
happel. Mr.. Worlie came down
after them over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gregg and
children, Deborah Dashner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Burau n
Joyed a picnic supper at the
John Gear home and helped the
Gears celebrate their wedding
anniversary.
Willis Mitchell and Miss Bea-
trlce Magstedt of Glendive were
united in marriage at the Metho-
olSt church Thursday afternoon
with Rev. Thurow performing the
ceremony. Miss Lois Mitchell.
sister of the groom, and Stanley
Mitchell, cousin of the groom.
were their attendants. They will
make their home in Glendive
where Mr.. Mitchell is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Miller
and children, Margie Shrine and
Edgar Hart of Glendive visited
at the Godtfred Miller home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Boyer of
california are spending a few
days visiting at the home of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Bach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stordahl Of
Alexander, N. D., visited friends
n the Savage community Fri
lay.
Miss Virginia Burau visited at
he Charlie Johnson home Mon
lay evening. )
Mrs. Kitty Wilson entertained :
ne members of the Junior Birth :
lay club at a party at her home
.rlday afternoon, complimenting
drS. Alvin Maschera. The after {
Don was spent visiting. after
mich a very lovely lunch was '
srVed by the hostess. The guest 7
I honor was presented with a I
from the group. q
Mr.. and Mrs. June Sharbono
nd family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob .
haroono visited at the Elmer +
lastvelten home Sunday.
Mrs. Donald Jones and two t.
llldren Of Glendive spent Fri h
ay visiting at the home of her p
lrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo kan h
Mrs. Lester Miller and Mrs s
eIVln Miller entertained at
and blue shower compli- m
entlng Mrs. Eugene Burau at ;.
e Melvin Miller home Thurs 81
y afternoon. A silver collection Fl
as also taken at this time and
nt to Mr.. and Mrs. Wendeu bi
llIer, who were united in mar
Saturday in New York. They na
II make their home in DAYTON q
no where he will be stationed
s. Burau received many pretty pc
q practical gifts from her
ENDS. A very delicious lunch ole
s served at the close of the go
ernOon. sta
. group of friends gathered At he.
Robert Gregg home Tuesday it
shIhg and helped Leota and Bill
egg celebrate their birthdays Be
enjoying a picnic supper. to
Leland Lapp and children. hat
| MIS-. Kane and daughter Gu
and granddaughter spent ]
afternoon in Savage. Jol
leIvln Ler and Jesse Rogers son
sunday for Florence, Ore. a
set a truck load of household the
llShlngs for the Rogers home Dor
7
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07
COMBINE -YOUR NEW
CHEVROLET PURCHASE WITH
YOUR VACATION PLANsI

ORDER q. new Chevrolet through US.
men pick it up at the pIonf in Flint.
M'ehison. see chewolefs builk. if Won
IKE and drive yours home. chonees
ore you'll q Y q Substantial shore Of
your vacation frovel eosfslt
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

Hundtofts intend to have q bio
get-together picnic at the Rich
land Grove on the 4th of .TlI1v
to celebrate the forthcoming mar.
rlage of Wendell and Ards july
q.
Herb Spurgeon and wife and
children and other relatives of
Medora, N. D., were among those
present at the jim Spurgeon ranch
to brand cattle Saturday.
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

II THE D N HERALD
~R Thursday. July 2. 1855
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

CALL so FOR WANT ADS
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

You can spot this one by the twin tailpipes. No nat
ter what you drive, you're going to see twin-exbaust
CheVrolets pulling away-in traffic, on the TOUGHEST
hills, on the long straightaways.
:. Unless you have a Super Turbo-Fire v8o# Of
your own. And then you'll know what it's like 70 n;lot
Inc car That sets the pace for everything else-and
doesn't pause to read the price tags!
} what makes the Super scat? Chevrolet's sunerb
VaVeln-head va, with the shortest stroke in the in
The Sidney herald., 1955-07-07

oJaotry, tne most power per pound, and the onlu 12-vot
aectrical system in its feld-aur this nus -
barrel carburetor and free-breatbing twin : =
Want to sample this silk-lined cyclone Tna+
10 d can, any day this week, and wen be nror5 te
snow you just how hot a V8 can be, piOuu 20
ll0Cptsonat at ertrG cost.
fStataOn a0Ggon models hoye oSno,
Evening star., 1955-03-13
BEACH LoTs-soo lots, all or = =

BEACH LOTS--sOo lots. all or part,
next to Rose Haven, in North Beach
Park, Md; owner leaving. city. will
trade Tor city property or farm land:
bus service to Washington, Is miles
from D, c. See your broker or call
OWNER, JU. 5-49SS. after 6 pm,
Evening star., 1955-03-13
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
tconfinued.l

THE REALTY BUILDING. 1924 K st
n.w.-NeEly decorated / and 3 rn.
suites. Prom S39-50. All services
incl. in rent. See supt. on premises
or call CO. 5-3533.
FRONT ROOM; first floor. 3 large
windows; fiuoreseent lights. Also
rooms on md and 3rd floors; S23-
DOWNTOWN. 500 18Th ST. NV
reasonable. DI. 7-3047. Id
ARE YCU LOOKING FOR 500 SO
Fl. open space on one floor? See
2O35 K st. NV. RA. 6-3220. -lj
APPROX. s,Oe0 SO. FT.: lst-aoor
ofhce space, with street entrance. in
modern air-cond. once bldg Excel
lent location and suitable for insuT
ance company or brokers' once. For
further Information call EX. 3-Se1O,
MRS. HUTCHINSON. -l5
1923 I2th ST. NV. 50. #.
cant; Reasonable. DRURY REALTY
CORP, DI. T-4450. IA
OFFICE AND APT.-Show window,
4 rms. kit. and bath: all in new
eond. 600 blk. Ga. ave. NV. Reas.
RA. $500.
SO6 I1th ST. N.W.-One large rm
with adjoining I-bedrm. apt. Also
/ small .rm., reas. rental. For fur
ther infor. call Mr. Gill, EN-. =
1000. LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
CO.
DOCTORS OFFICE, 1901 columbis
rd. NV. tcor. 18th st.)+ largt
rooms, and bath: good location fol
dr.. dentist or professional person
Avail. April l: shown by appoint
ment; Call H. 6; sMITHY CO..
S1I 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
'LGE. AND SMALL RMS, pvt. sound.
proof, modern; ideal for studios oil
Offices: pvt. entr.: downtown loo.
reas. RA. 3-1l75.
Sill. SPR.-Lee. a-c. front ONCE
only S75. MARSTELLER REAL ES-
TATE, JU. 9-G779. JU. 7-64SO.
DOCTORS OFFICE
"a block from Doctors Hospital: 500
SO. IT. divided into 3 rms. air
conditioned. all utilS. except elec
included in rent. 81 80 mo.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 18th ST. NV Elk. 3-24S9
Ia
Evening star., 1955-03-13
DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk spae,
In Dupont Circle area: telephone
Call DE $4,000.
BARR BLDG. go 18th st. NV. nr
Conn and Knew. mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best; receptionIst. switchboard. mai
and telephone-answerinR service
furn. Reas ST 1864.
DESK in quiet. attractive ground fir
once near Maydower. Reasonable
JU. S-9666. ST. 3-3444.
18th q EYE SIS. N.W.-Desk anc
ofice space available; also bushes:
address and telephone keeretaria
service. Ma. S-46S0. is
Evening star., 1955-03-13

DAIRY AND STOCK FARM. a4F
acres. 32 stanchions: mod. farm
236 ACRES: Sc stanchions: mod
home. tenant house.
400 ACRES: brick house, 200 yrs
old: . sets farm bldgS,
200-ACRE STOCK FARM; all-mod
brick home. close in: also tenant
15SUAcRE STOCK FARM: Army off.
Ger trans; home all mod; COM
muting distance.
1873 ACRES, Carroll County: dairy
farm: lge. home.
81 ACRES: stone house. mod. tenant
Al ACRES: colored: stock farm:
rms: lge. stream.
II ACRES land level: 6-rm. house
81 ACRES: coiored: 5-bedrm. home
10-AcRE POULTRY FARM. money
maker: lge. cinder-block layine
house. liv. quarters; stream.
BACHELORS ATTENTION!--4 rich
fertile acres with stream: arm. mod
Call Everereen 4-3Sd6, JOHN
BURDOFT. Colesville. Md, 1875
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring. Nd
Evening star., 1955-03-13
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
mn nDNnEpTTEC

2 A.. s-rm. house. ultramod. kit. oi,
heat, bath 2-car gar. hen house;
spac. garden, COW pasture and or
chard long frontage on cement
road to Seneca, 20 mi. D. c.;
80 A.. s-rm. center hall house. mod
barn. dble.- corn house. hog house:
streams, 80, mi. D. C.. nr, Hyatts-
town interchange: s15,75o, $4,000
3S-A. Damascus farm, 7 rm. house.
bath, mod. kit. bedrms,, full attic
and bsmt.: barn, corn house, hog
house; lge. garden stream; a
S0ndo 70 nj. D, o c.: ss sss 700, ' !. cash. '''"
$50 A, 5-rm. house, elec. and run
and siio, 3ox45 maternity barn: !
streams. cattle fenced: 10 a. timber;
1-mi. frontage on . hard-surfaced
roads: :. mi from. interchange from
dual hwy. in scenic Sugar Loaf Mt.
area 80 mi. D: C.; $4,000:
mod, house. good farm bldss.. Just
painted; compl. fenced. Is a. wooded,
40 a. meadow, bal. beaut. rolling
land equally divided by county
road streams and bldg. sites galore.
20 mi. D. c.: S4S.000.
2s7-A dairy farm. s-rm. house. bath,
mod; kit: g ten. houses, 34-cow
house; 40 a. wooded. bal. crop and
hay; on hard road. mi. 10 Inter-
change Of dual hwy, 20 mi. D. c.;
ia. oak and poplar timber with
nice stream, on good roads. Fred
Co: $4,000, $500 cash.
CHARLES H. JAMISON, Broker
Evening star., 1955-03-13
EARkAS
400-Acre Cattle Farm
AN 0In STONE MILL


AND A QUAINT OLD STONE HOUSE
in VirEinia,s hunt country, within
ID miles Of downtown Washington.
on q good highway. This unusual
property has 325 cleared acres. q
portion of which IS uneXcelled bot
tom land; tranSyersed by large
mill streams. 1t Is located al the
loothillS Of the mountains and af-
fordS lovely view Of the surround
ing country: the land is in a high
state Of cultivation and the fences
are good: long road frontage on
highway.
S45,0O0
EWES. AND SUNDAY CALL
Mr.. TYLER. LENAH, VA. 5-3Sl2
George Mason Green Co.
Realtors IA. 4-l4UO
UPPER MONT. CO., MD.
10 ACRES
U!tramooern new brlck rambler on
10 wooded acres near Potomac
River in one CT natures more de-
Hghtful settings, with a command
ing view Of Maryland and Virginia S
countryside. House contains liying
room 22xlJ with structural glass
3 baths, stainless steel Kitchen,
breakfast room. utility room, full
basement with recreation room and
fireplace: Dashboard oil hot-water
heat. House is fully insulated, air
conditioned. 2-car garage: Thermo-
pane picture window, pond: within
easy commuting distance Washing
ton. Reasonably priced. S3y, 500.
is ACRES
Attractive modern rambler fbriCk and
stuccol. Living room l5X2S with
fireplace. dining room. > bedrooms,
kitchen, utility room. full bath, oil
hot-water heat, barn, other build
lngs. > streams; near Sugar Loaf
Mt. on hard road. $1,000.
300 ACRES
Beef cattle farm, large frame 7-bed-
room house, in excellent condition
with = baths, bank barn. = Silos,
other outbuildings. Good stream,
35 acres woodland Outstanding
view, 80 miles D. c. S55.0u0.
490 ACRES
Stock or dairy farm, modern country
home-Productive soil, plenty Of
water; near Sugar Loaf Mt S90. 600
For further particulars of this and
other properties, contact L. A.
Abercromble, PoOeSville 353l.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & co. INC.
Evening star., 1955-03-13

ia Hillwood Ave, Falls Church. '
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