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CoLoRED-VAcANT
SACRIFICE SALE

Beautiful Colonial brick home: 10 lge.
rooms: > kAchens, . baths: new
Bryant gas furnace. owner lust
reGecorated and now must leave
town due to illness. Call quickly
AID 4-3737 Til 0 PM
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GEORGETOWN AREA-Pvt. bedrm,
girl to share with other girls.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
.JIJNE SPECIALS

Three bedrms., full bsmt.. in Ken
sington. GI no down; 500 mo. In
Viers Mill Village-2 bedrms.. full
bsmt.; non-GI no down; S94 mo-
FRANK w. DICKERSON. BROKER
LO. $4,000 Ewes, OIL. 9-6731
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DO 1T YOURSELF

Here is a terrific brick Colonial
painted up, it is worth S23,500.
rooms. 212 baths, recreation room
with fireplace; level lot. Excellent
residential location. Shown by ap-
pointment Sunday and ewes. JU
5-5667. Daily 9 a.m.-6 pm. EN-
2-7400. Exclusive with
METZLER REALTOR
5022 Conn. Ave, at Nebr. Ave.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w,

CHEVY CHASE-Owner. leaving city
will sell lovely residence Of 3 bed
rms, "1a baths, I'm. attic. and rec
rm.; excel. transp.. conv. to schools
soft. screened porch overlooking
lge. fenced backyard. Prime neigh.
borhood. S24,75O KE. r-0141
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sth AND iNdRAHAM SIS. NV.
ONLY S9q5 DOWN
Lovely Colonial brick home: z lge.
rms. . baths, . kitchens. In ex-
cellent condition. A real bargain.
Call Immediately. ,-,,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,

ROSEMARY SCHOOL AREA
New England Colonial
with slate roof, 24-ft liv. room
family-Size din. rm. and BRAND
NEW KITCHEN with DISHWASH-
Err. DISPOSAL and BREAKFAST
rms. baths upstairs; garage
screened porch and beautiful
lot with tall trees. w. B. WRIGHT,
EN-. 3-56OO It'll 9
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

VIC. JOHN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL
For sale by OWNER. 3 bedrms.
semidet., Ia baths, sep. dining rm.
Ice. cabinet kitchen, daylisht bsmt.
5 yrs. old. in GOOD condition, Sl4,-
$50. GI appraised. ia. 9-70S7.
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Terrific Kitchen

,500-On a quiet street vet a
stones throw from shopping center
and bus; ia baths, > f1replaces,
dining room and garage. GI or
name your terms. GRAHAM a. co.
JU. $3.50, 9 It'll 9
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CLINTON

New rambler . blks. of Branch ave.
liv. rm.. din. "L," Kit, paneled
den, . bedrms.. bath. full bsmt
with tile floor and bar: screened
porch; garage with heat: lot SOx
$50, fenced. with several large
trees; ideal Tor elderly couple; only
S16.750. Call today
T. D. BURGESS
10. $4,000 Ewes, 10. 3-5164
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GI-APPROVED-So1 500
HUGE ROOMS. HALF ACRE LOT!
Immaculate all-brick home. Lovely
t14x15l, fully equipped kit. Qll7x
lll2l, 3 large bedrms. and de luxe
sll-tile bath on ind A.: plus stair
way to unfinished 3rd n. CSpace for
> large bedrms.l. FULL BASEMENT
WITH REC. RM.l Call IA. 5-f575
for full details. METZLER - Va,
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CHEVY CHASE-S17 750

CHEVY CHASE-$lT,75U
$1,500 Cash-$125 Per Mo.
West Of Conn. ave. mr.. Leland Jr.
High--3-bedrm. New England Colo
ntal on magnificent level lot; huge
shade trees, shrubs, roses, play
yard. Almost-new hot-water heater.
gas furnace. 2-oven elec. range:
awnings, attic fan. Immediate pos
session.
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. o-a4O0
4S11 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
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1879 sheridan st, n.w.-Lovely semi
detached brick home, with bed
rooms, l y baths, recreation room
and bath in basement A lot of
house, in Al condition, for S1aU.
Key at 1881.
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BETHESDA RAMBLER

s23, 3,750-Excellent area near NH
and lust :, blocks to express bus
Red brick with 3 fine bedrms..
Ia baths, liv. rm., 14xs0, dining
area, l3xl3: beautiful kitchen with
dishwasher and disposal lse. at
outside exit W. B. WRIGHT, EN-.
$4,000 til Q pm.
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FOXHALL PL. Sc.
q, NOTHING DOWN

NoN-oI. S9S5 DOWN
Vacant Conv. to HRL and Boiling
beautiful spacious 6 rms, semidet
brick, very large kit. disposal
outside entr.. lovely fenced lot. :
blocks TO schools. transp. and shop
Call today. Mrs. Cox. LII. 2-Sl3t
or ST. 3-736S, ATLAS REALTY CO
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COLORFD-IO0Q

COLORED-1OO9 LINCOLN PL. S.E.
% hlks. W. Nichols ave. and Suitland
pkwy. ID rooms. bath; soft. lot;
vacant: $4,000. S100 cash. $50 mo
WO H1lHH n
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COLORED
F.: lovely 2-family houses. near Lin
coin Park. S495 will handle. D. B
Guynn, EN-. 3-7792.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 I4th St NV AD 4-1005
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lou T. UWNOI 1NOOIII
GRADES CONSIDERED
WASH. SANITARIUM AREA-CHIL-
DRENS PARADISE! Lovely gar
den and tall trees dot 60x165l,
pictureSquely set of this almost
new. beautifully redec home. Cor
geous liv. rm. with firepl.. guest
lightful screened porch, modern
kit. with table space. 3 large led.
rms, full bsmt.: nr. elem, tr.
high. parochial school, express bus
to D. c. downtown. Buy CT, FHA,
terms: price will surprise you. To
inspect. please call before 10 am.
or after 4 pm. Mrs. Kohn, RA.
6-S943
MARTHA KOHN COMPANY
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI, sI4,?5O-GI appraised.
Mod. 3-bedrm. brick rambler; only
2 yrs. old; rec. room. Vet. So down.
For details, call HE. 4-6400. HUGH
BRANCH AvE.-a-bedrm.. 2-bath
Cape Cod with full bsmt.. liv. rm.
Sisssd y!h Fepl dt of ofD nonI1 ain rn Truf2 fGnls
LU. 5-76le, IL. 1880. PKUpEN-
CoLLEGE PARK, MD.-Three apts.,
lge. lot; nr. Baltimore pike; 5000
TO 81 900 down; will exchange
OWNER. ia. 9-7010. %
FORESTVILLE-Sale or rent, 2-bed-
rm. cor. rambler: lge. liv. rm.. lac.
kit: din i rm nice cor. ,;,, lot; as
SHELTON. Realtor. 10. 10000.
HOLLYWOOD RAMBLER. approx.
$74 month includes all: $3.50, VA
appraised. Don't read an inch fur
ther until you've matched the
features of this beautiful economy
minded home in the fastest growing
county of today. COX g. CO., Miss
Dillon. UN 4-l526. %
LANGLEY PARK-Modern 3-bed-
room brick rambler, with full base
many mar ext extras; S, Gr approves iics Sl4i- !;
PECK. HE. 4-64O0. 70
MICHIGAN PARK, 5415 18th pl.
ne. near Chillum rd.-3 bedrms.,
Ia baths. liy. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
rec. room. full basement; excel
cond.; or. large corner lot, inclosed
LOUIS 4. STARRING. 721 10th st,
Il
uNivERsiTY GARDENS. oi sp-
proved--6-room brick. Ia baths,
bsmt., fenced yard; near Md. U.
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5050.
WHITE HOUSE HEIGHTs-corner
ssSa ss1S to s95 $3.50 as.h Raih e5S o&NER EsehMfR e.
4 BEDRMs.. . baths. big shaded lot;
Al cond.: : mi. s, E. suitland.
5aG4 skline dr., OWNER. RE; 5-
BUNGALow-Half n block of Baiti-
more pike, nearby Hvattsville-
Six rooms, porches, lot 60x300,
fruit trees; near everythins; Sl,o00
bn,,sSl tS 5000 cash; "a lG, will sxeha9ese
rs NEW BRICK BUNGALows-Best
Sc; . and 3 bedrooms. .FHA and
VA financing. Call me for infor-
nation, J. NJ. MEDLEY. 10. S-5f77.
RAMBLER. brk.; close to New Hamp-
shire and Ethan Allen. 3 large
bedrms.. liv. rm., fireplace. din. rm..
mod kit. IA baths; daylight bsmt.
ciosf cEAuDE e saFEET ihGPpEas fud re- efSo EsnSS
By " oWNER-e-bedroom bunsalow;
Yeniences: $3.50 down. Priced at
S6.q5O. 10. S-4619. "a
$3.50. VA appraiSed-Cute bunga.,
bsmt., Anchor fence, garb. disp.,
washer and drier: option to buy fur
niture. P. ". Dunn, Ii, 7-3S0S.
cox IL CO. 10. S-5S37.
NEAR INDIAN HEAD ROAD, schools.
library and shops: occupied, but un-
finished rambler of living room.
dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms
and bath; on about "a acre of
wooded land; will trade for city
1918 x st. NV, Ma. s-iI66.
CARMoDY HILLS. 506-511 18th st
Special bargains-Detached home.
large liv; rm;. din. rm.' Kit: 2 bed
heat: $50, 80. $500 cash; s65 mo
Move in today. MR.. oDUM. RE.
coI2UMB1A PARK. ae2o- 262a Conn.
ave.--Detached, lge. liv. rm... din.
rn1,, kit. 3 hedrms. and bath; hard
wood floors; auto. oil heat. Price,
50. $50, $500 cash. Drive out and
look at these bargains before you
buy Call MR.. ODUM. RE. 1926
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CHEVY CHASE MD

@'14~'
red brick Colonial home,
within walking distance of shop
ping center and transportation: 3
bedrooms, . baths; has been COM
pletely redecorated within past
year; rst-floor library, stairs to
tioored 3rd-fioor storage area; full
basement with recreation room and
outside entrance: built-in garage
A custom built home with many
extras" including a mantel from
the old State House in Annapolis.
S33.500 Ewes, call Mr.. Davis,
AID. 4-33S3.
w q r. A NJ hHTTTEP
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LORCOM LANE

brick Cape Cod on a wide.
sweeping lot and sheltered by
canopy Of tall shade trees. Foyer
entrance tl q 23-ft liv. nm. with
fireplace an6 picture window, sep,
din. rm.. de luxe elec. kit. with
dishwasher and disposal; loft
beorm. and full tile bath on ISt
f.; two 1S-ft bedrms. and full tile
bath on 2nd A.: full daylight bsnlt,
with pine-paneled rec. rm. and pic
ture window and q ground-level ext
to a Diet. brick CARA. $1,000 cash
will handle. Shown by appointment
only through
Arthur L. Walters, Inc:
24I9 Wilson Blvd Till 9. IA. 9-S2u0
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REAL EST. SALE OR ExcH.

CHINCHlLLAS-In pairs or trade Is
pairs down payment on small farm
or house. Neat clean animals, feed
IS yearly. good breeders. Pelts,
$50 TO Sis. Can be cared for in
bsmt. by women or voting people.
$500 pair. Must sell iue to excess
travelling. JU. 9-54S6. %
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CoLORED. sEMI-DETACHED brick:
3 bedrooms, recreation room. full
dining room: gas heat; fenced lot.
GI approved: Sl2.750. Make offer
BY OWNER. LA. 6-5143, 5O69 Sth
ST. ne.
COLORED - S12,5OO: MICHIGAN
PARK RESIDENCE; 5-room brick
semidet, gas hit. full bsmt., top
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GARRETT PARK

ROCK CREEK HILLS
Claims this magnificent new four
bedroom, bath brick rambler
with real pride It's huge recrea-
ton room offers lots OF space for
fun at home. Two-car garage. FIRE
place. porch. big lot. de luxe kitch-
en-. Price. S41, 800,
James C. Conley & Co.
nS0s ca A,,n III q LIN ,n-il o.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

For further information call Ju. g.
4573 week ends, or co. 5-O2@2
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Out-of- Town Owners
MUST SELL,

GI approved, S14,s5O. Close to D. C.
line. Cape Cod with 3 BEDRMS.
Ia BATHS. sep. din. rm., full
bsmt.. side porch. wooded lot. Walk
to schools
home with 3 bedrms.. huge FAMILY
ROOM with glass wall overlooking
wooded yard.
Silver Spring brick rambler in area
OF individual homes. 3 lge. bedrms.,
beautiful modern kit. full bsmt.,
Sl7. 800.
wy
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WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1al1 Lynbrook drive. Bethesda. near
B-C.C. High School, bedroom
brick home: screened porch; rice
yard; uLiet street; $50 month,
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Steuart Subdivision
S18 $50

ASSUME S15,90O CT LOAN
Detached Colonial brick on beautiful
corner lot. Center entrance. large
living room with fireplace, dining
concrete porch. 3 BEDRMS.. .
BATHS on End floor. Full base
ment, gas heat; combination alum
mum storm windows and screens.
Needs redecorating. but a bargain
at this price. Call Mr.. Mcintosh
Elk. 3-24S0. Ewes. and Sun, AID.
2-6565.
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W. e. q a. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. tREALTORs)
1860 Mass, Ave. NV. EN-. 3-4464
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Mr.. Goth AND X ST. N.w.-Nhree
story, brick; rms, . baths, bsmt..
h.-w.h.: ideal plumbing or electric
shops and home: reaS. rent. RE
T-2131, LII 4-7o65 6%
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and raw state. PLAN
If you haven't sd ON USllectior
better have a look Y meek end.
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Mainly Personal

"PRETTY STONES" have always
fascinated us, but we had no idea
how much more beautiful they be-
come after n bit Of grinding and
polishing-even some of the ordinary
stones you can find in your own
backyard 1t remAined for Leroy
scheidegger, Bluff n Route /, to en-.
tighten us last 'Soek.
In the Blufftonf News window, you
can see for yourself. what an in
teresting hobby gathering pretty
stones" can become. Scheidegger be-
gan as kid of 10, but it is only in
recent years that he has become
serious about his hobby.
On one velvet panel in the
exhibit, the BlufftOn man shows
the agate, yellow quartz, field,
spar and jasper pieces he has
collected on his own farm and
lands of his neighbors. This is
good hunting ground for mine
rails since many stones have
been brought here from far "a
way by the great glacier.
Even the translucent stones d,
not look like much when they ar,
picked up in the field, but grinding
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on an emery wheel and polishing
with buffers brings out their beauty.
Leroy is collecting this type of
equipment along with his stones and
minerals, and said he would polish
stones for others who want the work
done.
In recent years his collection has
grown to include stones and mine
rails bought and traded from many
parts of the world. Many of his fin
est pieces have also been given him
by local travellers who picked them
up on their trips.
Adrian Basinger gave Leroy
some beautiful thunder egg a
gate and a quantity of rose
quartz picked up near Pixies
Peak. Kenneth Dearth is res
pOnsible for the mexican agate
in his collection, and Charles
Rodabaugh gave him several
pieces including jade from India
which was brought back from
there by local soldier.
Scheidegger's favOrite pieces
are the fire Opals he bought re-
Gently from trader down under
in Australia. The opals are shown
in his display in both polished
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farm home and relaxing as he goes
about his chores. He split his vaca-
ton this year. The first week he
spent planting soybeans. He plans to
harvest them this fall when he takes
his second weeks vacation.
Sometimes the farming gets to be
job-especially when he used to
get up early in the morning to milk
before going to work at the locomo-
tive works. But on the whole, Harry
wouldn't think of giving the farm
up. During his ownership of the
farm, he has built a new barn and
has made liberal application of super
phosphate and lime to his fields.
He feels that he has improved his
property, and he can see what he
has achieved. That is a thrill.
Occasionally, if he is pressed for
time, he turns over a field or two
to neighboring farmers who cultivate
on shares.
His new barn was built by other
friends, Benny Esinger, Gail Old
ham and Edgar Wilson.
Mrs. Benham is the former Cleota
RAIDER of near Findlay She and
Harry. were married on November
20, 1923, and in addition to their
two sons, they have daughter, Mrs
Morgan Carver, and the Garvers
also often help out with the farm
work.
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1t good to learn that the board of education and the
school administration had agreed grant years leave of
absence High School Principal Gerhard Buhler After 81
years the he will have the opportunity to perhaps try
something he has yearned to do for long me-teach on
the junior college level in surroundings among new
people,
After year South Dakota he will return to Bluttton
refreshed and renewed glad to be home or perhaps his
role will appeal and he will want to pursue 1t further
Somehow Mr.. Buhler's tria-run strikes responsive
chord How many of u.s. weaed of the constant routine OF
work. often tagged and drained of inspiration by the
gnawng endless impatient little demands of jobs would
welcome years release 1t would be good to work year
at the other fellows job to try the greener pastures
Thirty-one years faithful service has earned Mr. Buh
Ter his fling When he returns and hope he does Bluff
ton schools will benefit; if he should stay Freeman Junior
College will gain from their instructors Bluffton back
ground
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Bigger And Better

We suppose there has been county fair that has
been bayhooed by its directors and friends at bigger
and better than ever And while is tre it is true of this
years Allen county exposition.
Harness racing a favorite sport of grandfather and
grandmother has revived at the county fair here this
year. and promises increase crowds which have been
growing year by year
For the county fair has survived the chang
ing times which have taken their toll of many similar forms
of amusement The circus is its last legs vaudeville the
minstrel and stock theatre have bowed to the auto
radio and tevson but somehow the county fair just keeps
getting bigger and better.
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ried and have other positions in
Lima and Toledo, respectively, they
only help part-time on the farm.
The Ayrshires have been sold, and
the principal business of the farm
is feeding Herefords and raising
grain crops for sale.
1t became difficult for the family
to continue the dairy farm operation
after Billy Allen went into the
Army during World War II, and
later Ned served in the Navy during
the Korean war. Since then Billy
crews on atomic energy projects as
welder and electrician. Ned has beer
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day, and l.. w. GintIesberger of
Wooster, Chester Powell of
Hobbs, Ind.
Roy Klinger, Bluffton, and his
brother-in-law, Robert Austin of
Toledo, landed 10 bass at Shanks
quarry Findlay about a week ago.
The bass ranged from 12 to 4 lbs.
and were all caught within an hour
and a half after daybreak.
David Augsburger, Route 2, Bluff
ton, and Don Hawker, Ralph Knep-
per and son Bob of Pandora, returned
Friday from a fishing trip to On
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If you haven't sd ON USllection,
better have look INcek end.
+
IF YOU HAVE WONDERED a
bout the progress of the five wild
baby bunnies bottle-fed by the Vern
Walkers this summer, they are doing
quite we'll, thank you. AT least they
were getting along nicely when Mrs.
Walker, Diane and Douglas took
them to the woods at the rear of
Emmanuel's Evangelical and Reform
ed church and released them on their
own.
Upon advise of the local Wild
life authorities, the rabbits were
released after they were able TO
forage for their own food.
1t was a sad parting. The
little rascals had learned to
come to the Walkers upon call,
and even after being released in
the woods, responded to the call.
They were nursed by the Bluff
ton family after Il neighborhood cat
killed the mother rabbit.
FISHING HAS BEEN UNUSUAL
LY GOOD at Lake Erie this summer
rs many local anglers will attest.
Trolling over the reefs in Canadian
waters near Pelee Island brought
excellent results recently for John
Gilbert, Ray Reichenbach and Rosa
line, James and Robert Gilbert, all
of Bluffton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Twining of Findlay. On Sunday
Aug. z, in a reef trip from Father
Shafer's landing at Marblehead, they
took 60 pickerel, Z white bass ano
7 sheepshead. Mrs. Twining took the
largest pickerel measuring 25 inches
They baited with crawlers using
red and white flat fish plugs foi
lures.
Albert Gibbs and Adrian
Houdeshell of Rawson recently
landed 11O pickerel weighing a
fetal of 1875 pounds on trip out
of Tibbles landing at East Har-
bor. The group also caught white
bass and perch using flat fish
for bait trolling. Others in the
party were o. ID. Powell, Joe
Basinger, Harry Blair of Find
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tario. They fished an area beyond
Toronto and found it "terrificw. Ar
Indian guide took them to the big
ones, and they could have brought
home a truck load, they stated.
Bill Edwards and family en-
joyed exceptionally good luck
Sunday at Marblehead, fishing
off the dock. Using crawlers,
they dropped lines into school
of large blue gills, and caught
a large number before the ex-
citement was over.
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Winners of free tickets to the
Carma Theatre for naming the
Renham farm last week are Carl
Wagner, Charles Montgomery
and Nan Schmidt.
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milking their beloved Ayrshires.
After an eight-hour shift at his
trade, Harry enjoys returning to his
employed as manager of an Ohio
Oil Co. station.
The Benhams, however, look for
ward to day in the future when
they will return to raising and
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Operating 1OO-Acre Harry Benham Farm
Is Spare-Time Hobby" For Lima Welder

job large operating 100acre farm can be called
hobby that is what is for Harry A. Benham whose farm
located the Lincoln highway the intersection of Route So
the subject of last weeks mystery" photograph.
Mr. Benhams regular occupation that Of electric welder
the Baldwin Hamilton Locomotive works Farming his
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spare-time occupation, and he man.
ages well with the part-time help of
a couple sons, his wife, Cleota, and
neighbors.
The Benhams tried their hand at
spare-time farming on smaller
places-five acres at Benton Ridge,
then 20 acres near New Stark
and then graduated to the 100-acre
farm in 1943. They acquired the
building and 60 acres from Mrs.
James Hall and then added 40 more
acres purchased from the Gallant
heirs. The Halls had lived on the
farm for AZ years prior to Mrs.
Halls death and the sale of the
place to the Benhams.
When the Benham boys were
younger and living fES .ome, the
family was known fE COR register.
ed Ayrshire herd. FnR Ep J the boys
Billy Allen and Ms ~pf Y mar,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-26


fHn G1rdan Morgan also
KaoWn bis John German Morgan
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from bed and board
The same 10 be merged ihto an
~ps0lute and final divorce from
1e bond Of matTimonyj from the
ttcfendant on the grounds Of ac-
lal and constructive desertlon
An affidavit has been made and
rcd that the Defendant is not
s4sidcnt Of th.s Commonwealth,
z is ordered tina ne appear before
l.is Court within ten days after
que publication Of thlls order and
Srotcct hls iii ercstS herein
s L FARRAR, JR CLERK
fALEN1INE w SOUTHALL b. 4.
,meila Va Attorney 8r26-4t
IRGINIA:
n the Circuit Court Of Prince
Edward County, August ], 1850
rcele Johnson T!ngle
Complainant
= vs. II Chancely
.1lmer Tln9le Defendant
Order OF Publication
The object Of this suit is to
btain for the Complainant from
he defendant a divorce from the
A0hd 81 matrimony on the
rounds Of descrtlon for a period
II more than one year
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant FL
ncr Tinale IS not resident Of
he state Of Virginia il is ordered
-hat Ee do appear within ten days
Safer due publication Of thls order
Ind do what may be necessary to
tjr0tect his interest in this suit
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL,
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France 5 Defense Minister told
the National Assembly that
France could not afford the long
awaited reorganization al lis
military establishment