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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

Rose Gulick, Dellah Thomas and
Brady Archer, judges; Aroma
Cutler and Sarah Carpenter,
clerks.
Noble
Edna Bond, presiding judge;
Martha Burlingame and Jessie
Reed, judges; Irene DeVolld and
Beulah Hill, clerks.
Ava
Kathryn McElroy, presiding
judge; Patty Buckley, Alice Ray
ner and Inez Perkins, judges;
Anna Davis and Helen Gibbs,
clerks.
Belle Valley
Ruby c. Anderson. presiding
judge; Bernard Carnes, Agatha
Smith and Eileen Barlock,
judges; Fern Carnes and Mar
garet Spizak, clerks.
Maple Heights
c. D. Lowan, presiding judge;
Ethel Dodds, Pauline Wheeler
and Mary Turr, judges; Thelma
Steen and Anna Riski, clerks.
Olive
Myron Pickenpaugh, presiding
judge; Eileen Bates, Mary
Scherr, and Elsie Love, judges;
Mary Frye and Ray Shriver,
clerks.
Olive Township
Hal Tilton, presiding Judge;
Jennie Glidden, l.. E. Brown, and
Sarah L. King, judges; M. L..
Harper and Greeten Woodford,
clerks.
South Olive
Albert Adds, presiding judge;
Ruth L. Harper, B. c. Ball and
Mary L. Vaughn, judges; Goldie
M. Baker and Lila Wilson,
clerks.
Caldwell /
Mary Richcreek, presiding
Judge; Edna Tarleton, Joseph
Estadt and Gladys Seffens,
judges; Faye Hayes and Florence
McAuley, clerks.
Caldwell III
Wayne Archer, presiding
Judge; Grace Henderson, Henry
Kinnen and Ethel Moore, judges;
Mildred Hickman and Nora War
ner, clerks.
Caldwell iii
Hattie Wiley, presiding Judge;
John w. Beckett, Fred Lick
miller and Jane Lockmiller,
judges; Mae Whealdon and Alice
! Jean Noon, clerks.
Caldwell Nv
Willis Hupp, presiding judge;
Maude Shafer, VIM. J. Kimnach
and Pearl Craft, judges; Sophia
Buckley and Mary Secrest,
clerks.
Seneca
Francis Warner, presiding
Judge; Zola Williams, Walter
Miley and Forrest Miley, judges;
Edith Bates and Marry Miley,
clerks.
| Sharon
o. B. Caldwell, presiding
judge; Earl Courtney, Faye Boyd
and Bernadine Boyd, judges; j.
G.. Walters and Harry Harmon,
clerks.
Forest Grove
P. G. Lawrence, presiding
! Judge; Edwin Wilson, Victor
Smith, and M. l.. Spear, judges;
Carlos Foster and John KuntZ,
clerks.
Stock East
| Mabel Hesson, presiding
Judge; Gertrude Kuhn, Jewell
RoSSiter and Lorna Morrison,
judges; Mary Brown and Clara
Mallett, clerks.
Stock West
Everett E. Feldner, presiding
Judge; Rose Miller, Wiley Rob
bins and Kenneth VanFossen,
judges; Rosa Tucker and Mary
Feldner, clerks.
Wayne
George Stoneburner, presiding
Judge; Harmon Moore, Virginia
Williams, and Carl Heddleston
judges; Tillie Mallett and Gladys
Thompson, clerks.
To CAJIEORNIA
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
IN MEMORY

In loving memory of our hus-
band and father, D. F. Rohrer,
who left us five years ago, Oct.
6, 1850.
To close the eye, to fall
asleep;
To draw a labored breath,
To find release from daily
cares
In what we know as Death.
In the croWning of a Life,
The aim or end thereof;
The total sum of consciousness,
The ripened fruit of Love.
1t cannot be, for works of God
Are wrought for nobler Ends
And those away continue on
In the hearts Of kin and
friends;
1t cannot be, for they live on,
A little step away
The Soul, the everlasting life
Has found a letter Day.
Sadly missed by:
His Wife and Children
Mrs. Inez ROhrer and Children.
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Statement OF Ownership

STATEMENT REQUIRED
BY THE ACTS OF MARSi 1898 AND July 1916 Title 80 United
!,
l.
d.
stockholders
of the
is
and
a
s. of issue of s publ
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Judqes and Clerks

Jud9eS q
Continued from page one)
serve in the Forthcoming election
are as follows:
Beaver Precinct
Glenn Layman, presiding
judge; Calvin B. Smith. Doris
Reed and Wiley o. Neuhart,
judges; Ernestine Gallagher and
Mary c. Wehr, clerks.
Batesville
William Flood, presiding
Judge; David Belts, Bertha Deal
and John Atkinson, judges; Mel
lie Powell and Ann Mae Mont
gomery, clerks.
Brookfield
John Hall, presiding judge;
j. w. Gee, Freda Ziler and Rita
! Hall, judges; Flora Lisak and
Olive Pitts, clerks.
Buffalo
Freda Cooper, presiding judge:
Jennie Watson, Mary Ann Bond
and Gladys Groves, judges; Irma
K. Wheeler and Blanche West,
clerks.
Center East
Ardith Mendenhall, presiding
Judge; Georgia Thompson, Frank
VanFleet and Martha Ruther-
ford, judges; Mary Hannum and
Austin Hannahs, clerks.
Center West
Lena Johnson, presiding
Judge; Mary VanDyne, Daisy
/ Butler and Robert Bond, Judges;
| Beulah Wheeler and Charles
| Bond, clerks.
Sarahsville
Donald D. Smith, presiding
Judge; Joseph Johns, Clara Mel
lon and Ocie Secrest, judges;
Helen Davis and Martha Shafer,
clerks.
Enoch
Elmer L. Schott, presiding
| judge; Andrew L. Crum, George
Shocking and Gilbert Estadt
judges; J. w. Schott and Clara
Crock, clerks.
FuIda
Harold F. Shocking, presiding
| Judge; Raymond Arnold, Bern
ard Roehrig and Carl Ritterbeck
judges; Dallas Paisley and Frank
Ostroski, clerks.
Elk
i Richard E. Cunningham, pre-
siding judge; Andy Bettinger
Stella Schoeppner and Thelms
Lee, judges; Velma Kelby anc
Pearl Pabst, clerks.
Flag
| c. A. Crum, presiding judge
w. w. Mallett, Hazel Frihauf
and Carl 7. Stevens, judges
Margaret Daniels and Charles N
VanFossen, clerks.
Jackson
Lila Chandler, presiding judge
Louise Kraps, Clarence Doeber.
elmer and Hubert Linger, judges
Martha Darrah and Wilma Wal,
Ter, clerks.
Jefferson
H. B. Eichhorn, presiding
| Judge; Lenora Estadt, Hilary
Sailing and Josephp Schott
| judges; Evelyn Antill and Mil
dred M. Clark, clerks.
Dexter City
Clare l.. Moseley, presiding
| judge; Wava Milestone, Mabl
! Misel and Vera Antill, Judges
Blanche Long and Iva Haga
clerks.
Marion
Herbert Snyder. presidin
, judge; Bernice Clark, Georg
) Moore and Phyllis Leach, judges
Beatrice Bates and Emily Hay
enOr, clerks.
Summerfield
Hattie Oliver. presiding Judge
Emily King, Edward YontZ an
Opal Carpenter, judges; VII
ginia Moore and Thelma Whal
: ton, clerks.
Whigville
Harold King. presiding iudge
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CERTIFICATE
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank my neighbors,
friends and relatives for the
cards and wonderful letters I re-
ceived during my stay in the
hospital. | also wish to thank
Rev. Gaugler for his visits at the
hospital and my home. The Cald-
we'll Masonic Lodge, the No. l
Masonic Lodge Marietta. The
McVay family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Reed, Mr.. L. B. Kap-
pei, the two blood donors and
each and everyone who helped
in any way.
Sincerely
James M. Daley
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REMOVED HOME

Mrs. Rhoda Cain was removed
from the Guernsey Memorial
hospital to her home on Caldwell
route, on Oct. /, and Lillian Car
tell was removed from the
Guernsey Memorial hospital,
Sept. 20, to her home on Ava
route. Both trips were made in
the McVaV ambulance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish in this manner to eX-
press our appreciation for the
many acts of kindness shown
the family during the eight
months illness of E. o. Bond and
his subsequent death. To those
who visited him in the hospital
and sent cards, we are indebted.
Also those who sent flowers, the
officiating ministers and funeral
director and any others, we will
always be grateful. Your kind
ness and sympathy meant so
much to our father and later his
family.
The Bond Family and
Mrs. Iva DanfOrd
1IrI
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
TO CALIFORNIA

Miss Mabel Gordon will leave
Saturday for Los Angeles, Calf,
where she will enjoy a three
weeks visit with her father, Ode
Gordon, and other relatives. Miss
Gordon is connected with Schaf-
er's Coffee shop, North street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
NEW STATION MANAGER

Fulton Cam, Of Caldwell route
has assumed management Of the
Muskingum Valley Coop cream
station on Main street. Until
Monday, the station was man
aged by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Nichols, who are now the new
owners and operators of the
Virginia restaurant, Cumberland
street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06

In loving memory of our wife
and mother, Icil Joy Mitchell,
who passed away three years
ago, October 8, 1852.
We know there is no other,
Can take the place of wife and
mother
And we think of her so often,
She is gone but not forgotten
Sadly missed by:
Her Husband and Children
Ia
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
UNDERGOES SURGERY

Dale William Renner, 232
Yearling road, Columbus, under
went surgery at Mt. Carmel hos
pital recently. He is the son of
Mrs. Iva Keeton, formerly of the
Olive community and well
knnNnn here
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
TIMES FOR HOLDING
COURT OF APPEALS,
A n 1855
"A. u, 1900
STATE OF OHIO
Seventh judicial District
Comet pE A,lna1lc


1t is ordered that the time Of the
beginning of the terms of the Court
of Appeals OF the several Counties IN
said
AsHTABULA COUNTY on the oath
day of April and the 9th day of Mo-
BELMONT COUNTY on the 2lst
day of May and the Bird day of De-
cember.
CARROLL COUNTY on the 7th day
of May and the 18th day of NoVemheri
COLUMBIANA COUNTY on the 10th
day of May and the Goth day of No
GEAUGA COUNTY on the 9Th day
of March and the 18th day of Sep
tember;
day of April and the 18th day of No
JEFFERSON COUNTY on the l4th
day of May and the Goth day of No
LAKE COUNTY on the 23rd day of
MAHONING COUNTY on the 18th
day of March and the oath day of
September;
MONROE COUNTY on the 1st day of
May and the 18th day of November;
NOBLE COUNTY on the lst day of
PORTAGE COUNTY on the 9th day
of March and the l4th day of Sep
tember;
TRUMBULL COUNTY on the 27th
day of February and the 4th day Of
September.
Said terms to begin at 1000 o'clock
A. M. except Noble County at 80
P M.
September 20, 1855
ELMER T. PHILLIPS
JOHN G. NICHOLS
LYNN q. GRIFFITH
Judges
CERTIFICATE
/ certify that the above is true
copy of the times for holding
Courts of Appeals for 1856 as
certified over to the Common
Pleas Court in Noble County,
Filed in this court Sept. 80. 1855
JOHN H. SNYDER
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
Noble County, Ohio
IA Is l6 ] < l.
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TIMES FOR HOLDING
COMMON PLEAS COURTS,


1t is ordered that the terms of the
Common Pleas Court in the County
of Noble for the year 1856 be fixed as
follows. to-wit:
On the 9th day of January
and the 7th day of May and
the 10th day of September
and the said terms of said court begin
at 1000 o'clock A. M
w. V. ARCHER. Judge of Common
Pleas Court, Noble County, Ohio.
CERTIFICATE
certify that the above is a
true copy for the times for hold
ing Common Pleas court in Noble
County and that same was filed
in this office on Tuesday. Oct
ober A. 1855.
JOHN II. SNYDER
Clerk of the Common Pleas Court
Noble County, Ohio
Ia Is l6 J d l.
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NOTICE OF FILING OF
PETITION FOR TRANSFER
nE EITNnS

Notice is hereby given that on the
Goth day of July, 1855 The Board OF
Trustees of Jackson Township, Noble
County. Ohio the undersigned petit
toner, filed a petition in the Court
of Common Pleas of Noble County
Ohio. being Cause No. 9543 on the
Docket of said Court asking that
$4,000 be transferred from the Road
and Bridge Fund to the General
Fund, as provided by law, for the
reasons set forth in said petition; and
that said petition will be for hearing
on the 18th day of October, 1855,
VERNON HUGHES
MURVEL JORDAN
JOHN BLOSSER
By: FRED F. FOX,
Prosecuting Attorney
IA & l.
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Second Polio Vaccine Shot To
Be Given Students On Monday

The second Sak anpoo vaccine shot will be given next
all those eligible the first grades of the
Caldwell county Schools according made
today by Health Commissioner DIR. N. S. Reed
Reed said that the vaccine arrived Cambridge Tuesday
morning and is under refrgeration in CALDWELL
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-06
CARD OF THANKS

CAKD OF THANhS
l wish to extend my sincere
thanks to all my friends for the
cards and presents they sent me
on my 89th ~birthday for which
! am deeply appreciative. Thanks
to all of you.
Allie w. King
Caldwell, Ohio
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IN MEMORY

(Seal)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22

Observation-Disclosures
run a-story brick; large living room
with fireplace. den and powder
room iSt door: 3 bedrooms and
hath End floor. Full basement.
auto. sas neat. ! block to element
airy and new ir. b. s.: $IS.800. Fol-
sale bv OWNER Phone o. g.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTs: 2,famils
unit: f,irn.. 1 bedrm each: w
l es,ns ; neon s Goa NEM ssssS
RRALTY. Us. s-5eS5. ga
MINI, AVE. S.E.--5 rms: sefnidet.
brick; I'm. hsmt.: awnings; cony 70
shopping and transp.: gas neat.
OWNER. LUDLOW g-0si3. 23s
MINNESOTA AVENUE--Sturdy hfk.
Of 3 rooms, 3 bedrooms and bath,
plus 2 rooms and u bath ~ base
nnent; gas h.-W.h.; anxious 70 sett
4 b. BURdEsS. 10. $4,000; exes.s
PA. AND saDo iMIiNN.a-family with Z
rms, kit, bath and porch: re-
dnced TO $14,500: LIST trust. 10.
200. LIST commercial. Mr.. West.
Qoss REALTY CO.. INC. Ma,
s ssii sSa1RiNABY ST., 81 900 wili buy
this delightful seinidetaehed hrick.
. good sized beurmass separate
fenced q ysEs. NEwcoMH REAaaaaY'
4. " oW Tsgls. s-bedsms.. din.
rm., lge. kitchen, hrepiace. garage;
$3.50. 10. 1885. -.
OPEN 4 It'll o. SAT. AND SUN,
24IS r 81, s.e.--Lpyely lge., beau
tifuiiy-shrubbed 7-rooIn home. on
very spacious lot. 3 hedrms.. Kit.
din. rrIn., iiv. rIn.. den, plenty stor.
age space. H.-W. oil heat. Eu!l
hsYIit. Cow. TO everything. Wiu
Sc sacrificed by owners ut very FAIR
price. Don't miss this one. y.
PAUL MUDD CO., 1897 Pa. ave.
s.e., LII. A-4362, 10. 7-33o1s
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BRADMOOR

u h,a r1E 81 sAl Rr sH 9T XVII. WHIT,
Brick R.''r rambler 81 t detached ed garage.
over IO0-ft. fronti e6-ft: eombina-
tlon liviug -dining nm. ) bedrms.,
2 baths, lovely Kitchen. ise, utility
space, full attic: nicely lAndscaped;
Beautiful view; extra large lot avail.
able II desired. Many extras. To
reach: Out Wis. left on Bradley
s 3. q. Is g. s I. sS2i . sssaTs sS d
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HOUSES FoR sAls--Mp.

) ROOM HOUSE and 4 acres land;
heating plant; 9 bathss barn: hem
house; with tractor, boat and out
board motor included Reasonable
price J. y. HAFFORD. Churchtou,
Md. or call West River 3471.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detached Brick
sQ0n nth pr, NE

OPEN SUNDAY. 2-b
5upheriy constructed brick home,
IN lovely neiRhborhood. with 3
BEpRoOMS AND z BATHS. Large
living room with fireplace. dining
room, large kitcnesnt En- with til, er sass,,
fireplace. garage and concrete porch
OF living room. Gas h.-W.h., and
slate roof EXCELLENT TERMS
AND FINANCING. Call Mr.. Nc
Intosii. Elk. 3.24s0; Ewes. and
FRED A. SMITH co.
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BARGAIN
5000 MOVES YOU IN

WZUU MOWEa4 1OU 13N Z
wheaton Valleywood - a 3-bedrm.,
senidet.. ba-brick home. 4 yrs. old.
with liy. rfn., din. I'm. and lit. Has
iRe. A. trust and q small End q
all that would be REQUIRED. Total
monthly payments including faxef
and insurance under 500 O mo.
HE HI si,S Eminent sGE sxpepse. TEis
home also has an almost completed
rec. rfi, and full bsint. Here Is q
quick bargain II bought this week
end. For details and to inspect, call
Lane Cricher. OIL. 6-3706, RE q
oy COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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OPEN SUNDAY, . TILL s
9701 PISGAH RID.
SILVER SPRING

Countryside charm ana
this 4-bedroom. 2-bath home,
located on 3.3 acres wooded
ground and ciose-in location
Attfaetlveiy priced and tn-
cludes Gear detached garage
and o separate Stiesthonse.
Visit IL Sunday, TO REACH:
Out New Hampshire ave. Top
postte Oakview), turn right
on Avenei I'd. and follow our
signs. q
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1852 KINILOCH RID
HILLANDALE-SIL. SPG.
A sparkling, hetter-shan-
new. 3-bedroom brick RAM
bier on Is. 000-sq. 1T. lot with
26-ft. living room, large full
basement. 12x20 screened
porch with view that IS en-
chanting, plus huilt-in ga
rage. Don't miss this---all
for Sss2,950. TO REACH: Out
New Hampshire ave-. right
on overlook drive and fellow
our arrow.
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95O8 RILEY RID. All,
SILVER SPRING SEE

This excellentiy deyeiupada1
home has 4 bedrooms. 3 tiled O.
baths. separate dining room.
living room with fireplace,
full basement with Finished
recreation room pltlssk f2xIS o. !
It. screened side porch. 4 All +
located on q level shaded lot.
Only 2 minutes MAl6 to
schools, shops end, bus. TO
REACH. Out GeorRta ave.
1860 block, left on Locust
Grove rd.. 1eft on Riley I'd. to
our signs. ~
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CHEVY cHAsE. MD.

q q 50 :.
BETWEEN THE CLUBS
An attractive. or Z bedrm., az
bath brick home, at
422l LELAND ST ID
Close to schools and shopping. Lis-
ing. rri., sep. dining rm.s modern
Kitchen. glass taiousied rear porch,
library with v bath, that could
serve Is Z 9TH bedrrn., on the Ist
q. Large dry basement, bniit-in ga
rage, gas heat. Wall-to-Wam carpet
ing. Owner abroad, anxious to sell.
has reduced the price to SEA. 800.
OPEN SUNDAY. i-6
DIRECTIONS: Out Wisconsin "a
Leland and right to house. or oui
Conn. to Leland and left to house.
WILLIAM G.. BENNETT
REAL ESTATE
WO. 6-0633 RE. 7-s(l4O
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.


nROOKLAyp. 1041 Taussig 81 ne,
Il block north Of 18th and Iay-
in. rrn.. din. en-. q bedrrlg.. mod.
hath. Kit. WITH gaybaRe disposal;
dormitory-type bedrm, on 2rd a.;
compieseiy redec. inside and out:
automatic hot-wator heat; rear
scrsensd porch. venetian blinds adas.
chain-link fence: close to model
school. Open Sunday. 1875. Call
DAYS. Ii. 7-t41S: nights. La T.
8433 or your broker. ---23
CAPITOL HrIIr--6 kits, A baths, gas
h1-W.h., under 5000 Call Mr..
Adams. UN. 4-5865, ROGER MOSS
CHfLLUM-Semidet., 3-bedrm. house.
has de luxe rec. rtn. with firepl, :
nrIeed to sell; good terms. Ewes,
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Chester n. Keller

Ju. 5-7Ie0 EXCLUSIVE AGENT
NEAR ROCKVILLE, MD.
Beautiful country estate overlook
Clover Leaf on new washington
National Pike. Six-bedroonl ram
bier, 3 baths, maids room. large
basement with fireplace, Gear So
rage, double-famiiy kitchen. lnrge
patio with grin. nice shade trees.
swimming. pool. IA acres. SPECIALLY
reduced for quick sale; $47 500.
pn Ri 81 VI dhroSsn m9sks1 s.yo S9
Clover Leaf, left at Glen Ellis sign.
Bird house on right. Open Sunday
~ noon until dark.
MARVIN SIMMO NS co.
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BKTHEsDA ALTA VIsTA---A 81
bedrm. home; 2 bedrms. and bath
upstairs, Ige. bedrms.; bedTm,
and " bath for denl on 1st O.,
Ia addition 70 nice iiv, yin., nrepl.-
din TEn., screened porch. full bsint.
which We believe to be lev for. this
fine property in this excellent To-
cation, S1S,600. F0r details and
to Inspect phone LANE CRTCHER.
OF. 0.3706. RE. S-66b0,
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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1922 RIGGS RID.
TiILLANDALE FOREST I
..s;I brand sb. 4, .l A,,s1s 3,
LocAted In beautiful Hiilan-
dale Forest. This home e .
Out Risss i I'd. 'p past uniy Wusi
lane to 1929 and our Signs. I
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1902 KINGWOOD DIR.
LANGLEY PARK

LANGLEY PARK
IA. nsaEtly.nsw v, !, s;esdyoep.
plus full basement with
maids room and full bath.
Also electric Kitchen. you
should inspect this home II
you want Q fine home at the
right price, SIC, 800. Excel.
lently located for ehops, bus
and schools, TO REACH: Out
New hampshire extended. left
on Kingwood to our signs.
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300 STIRLING ROAD
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
split-leyel brick home with
3 bedrooms, 2h baths, large
full dining room. ultra,
modern kitchen plus full
basement and detached ga
rage on level lot: only / block
bus s. r To srS SS S sSars o.oI ans
ID. left on Dallas ave. 70
sterlins I'd. and our sign
Visit Robert Z. Lohr Homes
H. $4,000 III ePM. IA. e-s60s
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a S.hedrn. hons. q Yrs. old;
lst-fi. iavatory. eun porch and
bkist nook. ~. I'm. With n n ~.
oreninR together. and the location
Is splendid. Full hsmt. with out
side emit. While this lovely home
has IA appraisal Of SiH.500, we
are instructed 70 cell same, and o
reasonable offer viii receive con-
alteration. FOR details and TO In
spect. .eau Lane crisheS o. g
VKSiMENT co. -eJ
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BRICK S'' RAMBLER

Open SUNDAY 2-5, 1875 n 81. u
be bedf f1aa : baths. fpii bsinss iss
bss. PRICED !, sig 6'!a q; e; SY4 ~
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NEAR NV AEc--Bsautifui s-bed-
I'm. home: tile hath. tile kif.:: new
eiec. stove. new .eiec. .refgr.: whole
acre Fround; school bus ~ door;
Aiso. Id min. from new Acc: s
bedrn. home; full bziiit.; school
buses by doors whole acre erounds
VA approved: only $4,000. MRB.
GAIL WADE de BECK. BROKER.
Boytis, Montgomefy Co., Nd.
PcoiesFilie 3103, 2as
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1920 MEREDITH AVE
Near Forest Glen eautifni white
CARDBOARD house, on large fenced
lct; Ist q. lge. ~: s sns2i 6sdIgsr n.
ished Oh into i Or 4 hedrms. fun
dayli6ht bsmt. Price, &l2t250.
Exceilent financing avail. Oh Or
EfIA, Directions. To $500 block
Georgia ave. left into Seminary I'd.
EhYouRh 70 open house HiEIa.
MICHAEL WALSH y SONS
l2fl Eye 81; NV soea Oh $3.50
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CHEVY CHASE
4sos MORGAN DRIVE
Open Saturday, rs
and Sunday, 1875

Handsome 4-year-old brick rambler
= Freshly isEsEfii ss1 DECORATED tssd
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SILVER SPRING = BY OWNER
i9ia Dale dr.---Erick home; 10
75xiH0: center hall. Nv. I'm, din
rrn.. kit. bath, two tirst-door bed.
rooms, huge seeond-fioor room. All
eosid.; bgrnt.,. rec. rfn.. shop. "a
rage. S23,950. Open 2-b Sat
and Sun. ~. S-3z -
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EFTHE5D1-RfVER RD. AREA
unusual custom built brick
rambler On more than A-acre
wood Club In exclusive neighbor.
hood. 8 bedrooms, . baths. electric
Kitchen. finished rec. room with
NYepiaees patio: EeraEe. Pyiced low
thiFttes. Immediate possession.
Call Mrs. WOOtton. W0. 0-ng72 or
I'm. 2-S400. J. NILSSON HUGHES.
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SAT AND SUN.
$500 CASH

Wheaton, ncn-yet bargain; 3-bedrrn.
a S5iss h ssDras icon n MN aoo Rist fu
basement, rec. room, immediate
possession. payments less than