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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELIcATEssEN. beer. wine, ssH-
due to illness: 4-yr. lease; nv nv. sc.
HE Rznf ROOT 1855 aSSM p IL 20 fsisSs sasSs
Park: clean. fully equipped, Alr-
conditioned: 2.000-ft. door space.
Inspection sD ; b By eppt sT6s1y O. sny weesSSsay.
LIaDsYfEs: pPi pAPPAkEL HAE 'iHS1' AND ACES
S0RIES-Chsrming small shop FOR
sale IN desirable HUNTING Tow
ERS SHOPPING CENTER, Alex.:
good lease. profitable. One capable
person can operate and only . small
Investment required. ov. s-s12I or
GRocERY-sELF.sERyICE sToik,
money-making business; want y
working partner. Gsh co. 6,SSle.
STORE. sl2I Ga. ave, Sil. spg--
Store for sale, OWNER sick; beer
and wine. lunchroom and deliea-
lessen: good business and location.
=, ressons6le; ~; S.ss5o,. 2a.
PABTNER WANTED; must have up
sstsblisSsdd i product. D ia. S.ooa7S:
CLEAN AND sHoE REP. s1.s5e-
Exc. loc.; rent $50; must sell due
70 other bus. int; 1877 x NV.
RE- 7-s1b7; after Q. RA. o.orZS.
BEAUTY SHOP. fully equipped. .for
leaving town. 10. 3-64SS, 24ss
FOR SALE-Sheet metal shop doing
guttering.. roofng, duct work and
general sheet metal work in rH.
washington and suburban Nd.
prosperous business and win show
good returns. Box 1881. star
TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS AND SAILS,
including s room and bath apart
nient over store, redecorated and
.ass syssbs dsoss bu:n.,. hGw sf AZ
year. $4,000 or over, Full price.
$1,000. Established ard well known
IA years. Well stocked and equip
ped far over selling price. Attrae-
tive income to risht party. 500
down. BALANCE $500 per month to
count of illness. Reply Box 4e4-K.
SERVICE STATION for lease. Mod Nod
ern two-bay station located on
Richmond hwy. south Of Alex:
small investment. low overhead:
present dealer forced to vacate BY
ssnns%.nts Ssas s sue < $500 stas5 9Ss9s.. sSl
BEAUTY iaf6 sR'0sTfe'Ge: : Il 3 GFG:color.d-TeTiaiho
buy; 5. wet booths. complete; 8 dry
cases; desk; ssi[.5o6. s'' izos Moaros
sHNpwiicH Al eiTi SHOP: sarryou.. Assiv,.
s days. o to 8. 6acriiice ct ST 900
plus stock. Call at b1s 7th st; s.w.
BEAUTY r SALON, 9 wet booths ana
sox 5xe9a9sitiSnsSi asska st.r Wen established. ass
downtown LoCa.
ton: @ newly Iemodslsd store front
air-conditioned. Avail. in 90 days.
zSckgFsHn. zzSF fgFtafs irt4 Mn s4elao sss4l{ LOUIS
PERFECT FOR NURSING HOME or
GERIATRIC. cENTER--2S large,
beautifully fgfn. rooms, each With
lge ciubrm.. Ice. apt, for super
kitchen. Thermostat for Individual
temperature control In every room.
About 40 mi. from Wash. Priced
fsssdnaSs fss SslS% t.4e rspredsStNn cost a9d
TOURIST HOME. is rooms, all with
hot and cold water. plus. 3-rm. apt.
and bath. near Capitol; easy to
manage; only $1,000 down. LANE
PASTOR, EX. 3-2555.
DELEC. d BEER. S1,1O0 wkly.: NV;
DOWN dow 'lss LANE 4aasRafs PHsToR, tx. ss$SsSS. s$SSsSS
DOWNTOWN BAR and quick snacks.
up to. $500 wkly.; opens { pm;
down. LANE PASTOR, Elk. 3-255S.
DRUGSTORE in thriving Frederick
County town: large brick bldg. with
apts.; well stocked. has fountain
needed. RIPLEY & ROMER, Real.
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APIS. UNEuRNlsHEp-VA.

Westover section, Just
OF Washington blvd, conv. to
everything-l bedrm., liv. rm..
dinette space kit. and bath; S69.50
calI WEAVER BROS. INC. DI.
ARINGToN-Duplex; 2 bedrms..
liy rm.. din area. kit. and bath.
Close to Clarendon and conv; to
everything: SS5 per mo. Incl. heat
and hot water. Call WEAVER
BROS. INC. DI. 7-s300: --23
ARL., 516 N. Kenmore-six rooms.
nrst floor; large rear lawn. sarage:
and utlis. EN-. S-s3Is. d,
ARLINGTON, close in, Just on VIII
son blvd, 1632-38 n. Oak ST..
Bedrm., liv. rm., dinette space, kit.
and bath; S72.b0 and S74.60 per
%EaHrk %2atH snf|Sess sRos Nc. N ut5i 81 7ssSo Ss5
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike ct Fred.
erick st.; MAGNOLIA Gardens; avail.
now. Beautiful and spacious lying
dining room combinations: Q large
bedrooms. latest In kitchen equip.
ment; paruuet rs. Venetian blinds;
ssps:dEss ss,!s saaS0 fsaP Sss Sss inss TO-
ARLINGTON Modern 1-bedroom
Blocks SRsk shopping. %in; e. Fl. '0ai Mgsr. Navy
Annex; pvt, parking; washer, drier;
81 s7S Pl9F rtis. snaa "a; 2po6at o86aat,snd2 2s g
apt, SIS per mo. AD. 4-9O54. --23
dinette: 1 blk. Hecht's store. walk
ing distance Arl. Hall: off-street
Mr.. GUESSFORD at Apt. s. on
parking lot at 622 N. Thomas st.
, Ii AND S-alaI ! BEDROOM ArARrMEaNSTs
-5 Minis. from Wsshington via Ar
GROOM SS REALTY CO. il. T.7eoz:
after 8 call IA. 2-072f. IA
WALK TO FIT. MYER-Clean, re-
dec. cool 1-bedroom apts.: sonv. 70
sysryshinJfii sssTst fl az; AAIDS;7,sl lo4 1900 s2s N
Asash' sspsoares. ar Sashsr-drier IN
AVAIL AVAIL jH Se73o4. .27
ARL., newly decorated Ice. 2-bsdrm.
apt. near Pentagon. ", Myer;
plenty closets; laundry fscils.; park:
Ing: SEQ incl utii,i see MGR. .ssI HI !
ARL.. overlooking Potomac. nr. Key
and Memorial Bridges - Shaded
and cool, mod efic., ! and bed.
rooms; no children. S65. $50 so
and sos. Out Wilson blvd, left on
Oak st.. right to 1900 10th rd; N.
1-bedrm. apt; clean.
quiet. cool apt. bldg. ! blk. to
Hecht's shop. center. 4o22 9th ct.
BEfDk hi kkpti pxNb foS SGRooM%Ws ia ivy oiIeI At
tractive 1-bedroom apts.. $50 so,
with q vieV Of the Potomac. Quiet
wooded area. Nr. Memorial and
Key Bridges. ia. S.1133. --27
CLOSE TO PENTAGON. Navy Annex
and I'd. C.-Clesn, cool. 1-bedrm.
apt. In mod. BLDG; $75 incl. uttls.
Apt. 104. 1900 N. Pierce, ia; q
HARBoR TERRACE APARTMENTS
II you are interested in an apt. con-
venient to National Airport, We
have newly redecorated, 1.bedroom
apts. from $70.75 to $75.76 per
apply at Apt. /. 1901 Abingdon
dr., Alexandria.
FORT CRAIG GARDENS
Also newly redecorated 1-bedroorn
apt. adjacent to Fl. Myer; S70;75
per mo-. incl. utils. For inspection
apply Apt. 2. 11S 9. Court House,
Arlington, va, -Zf
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YOUR va. PROPERTY can Be man
aged efficiently. eeenomieally and
probably By AL BAKER d SON,
NC; Phone TE. 6-7244 or K.
WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT immsd.
call FAIRFAX REALTY. CR. s3-
2407, -22
THREE-BEDRM. RAMBLER, Sl00
per mo-, or less; also 2 or 8 bed
rms. with separate din. rrn., about
Si40. Must be south Of AlexAn-
dria to suit client. Tel. 90. b
MOUNT VERNON REALTY CO,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK--.4
large attic. Den, 1st a. Brick CEN
ter-hall Colonial. Garage. Excellent
location. close to Spring Valley
shopping. Only S23,9bO. EVENINGS.
Wo. 6-8146. RAYMOND B. DUNN.
Mi siESi4' UNIVERSITY aS PaaSkK.
center-hali Colonial is an unusually
good value. The owners are leaving
town and must sell. Lying room.
dining room, equipped kitchen, den /:
2nd floor. 4 bedrooms. 2 bsths:
gas h.-w.h.: slate roof; gareEe;
Level lot. nicely shrubbed; BIZ
LINGeLEY REALTY CO.. EN-. p
caEyY TSss ~ csAsE. b. D. C.. s1e, 80.
small down payment-Very ettrae.
tive brick semidet. home; extra lot
incl 3 bedrms.. det. ssrage: Just
Can Wo. $1,000 tin 5 pm: svss:
call OIL. 7-951I. EDWARD Il.
JONES d CO.. INC, Chevy chsse.
rRRESvYi CHASE. D. c.: sa7.ooo@oI
offer takes this ultramod. brk. on
dead-end st.: 3 bedrms.. Q baths.
24-ft. liv. rm. French doors openinG
onto patio. frepl.. kit. eompl. with
dtshwasher. garbage disposal; attrac,
din. rm.. powder rm., pine-paneled
] blk.; 5000 cash CASH on n'ei conTvensionai
EsTEILE PEARcE. EN-. 3-Sssa:,e
CHEVY CHASE SUPER RAMBLER--
Only 4 yrs, old: all brick; heavy
slate roof: liv., rm. 15x26h, sepa-
rate din. rm:, huge automatic kitx
Ssssiass Sssss fa scose Easement VIE ssdr%s rse r
lavatory and 2-car garage; lovely
big screened porch; large walled
fissstone patio: beautifully land
scaped lot with many large shade
trees: permanent hall .stairs to
enormous attic: entire house de-
ightfuily byeese-eonditioned BY 40
inch attic fan. S39, 800. FRANK ..
PHILLIPS, DL 7-l411. ewes. Oh
CHEW IIev1' CHASE. D. c.-Al brick:
porch; 8 bedrooms, / bath up. and
some deeorating: excellent neigh
borhood. walking distance TO Blessed
Sacrament, Lafayette Schools; nice
spssbS lsysl lSt Eitn EsitanL1NsHGsx9 sHssT qhEnti
M. ti -TAKoSS 4 ARA Esirly
In this ideal residential loeation.
Reg. GL FHA. AUERBAcH Co.
rPEyffaSb Fl fisSsb, FRAAnRa RA asSRa. stSSRoal.h,, D. O..
Sls.250--Brick bungalow: ist ne
l.Es: t.S: .S.e: is ,m sas ssarma a ana a. ssts ta
tsr' type rm.: NJ fun bsmt.. det:' .ssrssei
large fenced level lot with fruit
trees; vacant; wonderful loestfcl.
near ,shHTGliSs ,sslhsHTGliSsosEHH lS 1Fandyranec RsSfTY co:
M, 1880 til Q pm. so
1ccntlnusd @ ns1f bssSB
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ALCONN MOVES local. long dist;
l-br. aptS $25: 2.6I; apt. $50;
o rms" $40. To' 2-7272' New %. ysns'
ACTION MOVERS; lowest rates: new
padded vans: eXper. movers; call
snyttme. AID. ASST or NO. 1884.
81
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches speciality. 8. L. MORRIS,
TU. 2-1l50 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
CHESTER MOVERS, lge. or small,
We do them all: clean and careful.
ST. 3-S570, ia. 9-0115. ewes.
MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your movinS storage
Reas. Ia. 9-2937: eyes,, RA. 3-1416.
24s
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co-oP. APIS. SALE tcons.D

THREE LARGE ROOMS, kit. and
bath; corner exposure: good condi-
tion; close-in location west Of 18th
ST., nr. r ST.; eley. and switchboard
service. Price only $1,000 with
terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin. with
H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. 3-3300:
res, AD. 2-5004. -23
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SILVER SPRING - 2-bedrm, apt.
bedrm. aif-cond.. sep. din. lge. Kit.
washer and drier furn. by bldg.
Call res. mgr. JU. 5-493S.
SILVER SPRING, s67.5O and $40
no.-Delightful 1-bedrm. apt. In q
4-family duplex. Newly decor. ur.
Piney Branch and Flower ave.
RAFFEIL REAL ESTATE, JU. O.
1903.
1o4oe FAwcETT ST.. Kensington.
Md.-S69.50. Lv. rm-, bedrm.,
bath. kit. -dinette comb. Utils. In
cluded. L. T. GRAvATrE. MA. g.
TxKpo0MA PARK-$45 and SIS mo.
includes utils, Enc. and l-bedrm;
FATE. 10. e-ifo3:
kHSAS,adl iDS room. dln.tee. shs ritsSen. RsSs bath M
and rear screened porch; near
to $50 per month. Po. 2-3003
FLOWER AND PINEY BRANCH
AREA, also New Hampshire and
East.West hwy.-In six-unit BLDG:
1 bedrm., $6s.60 up: 2 bedrms..
500. Laundry and storage rms;
uttls. Incl. Z. D. EOHD, JU. O.
5iO6: home. sP. 4-7453. IA
CORAL HILLS, at D C. Iins-qar-
den apts.; 3 bedrms.. $96; 2 bed
rms. Ss5. including utilities: M.
school. bus, shops. 10. s-7QSS.
TAX. PIX. s41s Flower aye.-Lss.
2-bedrIn. terrace apt. pvt. sntr F;
near bus, shops: ell utils. except
gas; 1 child; S73. JU. b-1747. go
Mr.. q. OF MD.-Remodeled apt. I,
Q and 3 rm. units; $40.50 70
BALTIC blvd, DI. 7-7740 or OIL
LHNSGSffkY HNSGSffkY PARK AREA-2-bedroom
apt. avail. immed.; 2nd a.: front
and rear entrs.; garbage disposal,
laundry facils. In bldg. $50 80 Al
utils. except elec. can JU. S-539l
1900 Kennewick ave. -23
TAKOMA PARK--New, cool, spa
cious, de luxe 2-bedrm. apt. Near
elementary and. tr; high schools
Must be seen 70 be appreciated.
JU. 6-61O0 days. JU. 6-S497 ewes
Arm. APr.-Mod. kit. unfurn., $1S
incl utilsi Phone HE; .,. 800 40
sHETFHks5A. EFix q M aD.-1 and . bedrooms as
liv. room, din. space, kit. bath and
TssI UsL iSIfsooeadL E. soaLRR9 RSsef NC 81 c2SSs7o
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APARTMENTs WANTED

YOUR VA. PROPERTY can be man.
, aged efficiently, economically and
profitably by AL BAKER & SON,
INC: Phone TE. 6-7244 or XII
LIsTINGs NEEDED specializing in
Va. rentals. AL BAKER & SON,
Sc Va Pbops Big So TE f. Asssa aa5a4 ST. ar AisT' TE
6-7344. or K1. 9-6644. 20
HAVE TENANTSI
NEED furn. or unfurn. apis In DC.
FOR good (Whitel tenants at reas
fee. Call MANDEL. AD. 4-3400.
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1905. 9Th ct. n.w.-6 rms. bath.
yard; $40.
124 r st. n.v.-6 rms. bath and
store; S75. URcIOLO REALTY CO..
907 New York ave. NV. ME.
S-494I.
COLORED--1525 BUCHANAN ST
N.W.-OPEN SO THURS. NIGHT
'7-rm. row brk. with ultramod. kit.
bath. built-in tub and shower. Rec
rm., laundry rm. with auto. drier
and washer. Be sure to see this
one Thurs. night. TU. 2-0s54.
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coLoREp-NoRTHWKsT
1321-1325 RIGGS PL. NV.
First and second noor apartments
now available In these elose-in and
conveniently located buildings;. each
apt. has q bedroom. bath, living
room and buffet kitchen: rent,
5000. which includes heat. hot
see janitor in Apt. l.. 1891 Riggs
ri. Phone DU. 1885.
B. F. SAUL co.
s25 18th st. NV, Ma. s-210O
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

s-BEDRooM HOUSE. nicely fur.
nished in good NV. section. W.
have excellent client for same
Rental not over $3.50 per month
d. Z: SMITH. NC 141s II st. NV.
DI. 7-7S77; ewes, LU. 1-1352.
We HAVE desirable tenants for
homes In Arlington. Alexandra.
Fairfax County. Complete property
management service, CULMORE
REALTY Co, JE. 4-6650, --22
LISTINGS NEEDED-Specfa1iz IN
Va rentals. AL BAKER IL SON.
INC. 1I8 8. st. Asaph ST.. Alex.
Va. Phone TE. 6-7244 or TE. g.
7344 or KI. 9-6644. -26
NAV. OFF.-3-4 bedrm., unfurn.
hse., about July IS: eonv. Andrews:
pref. Ice. lot, trees. on crowded
hwyS.: desire lge. liv. rm.,. frepl..
gar: 2-3 yr. lease; S125-S150 per
mo. Box 441-L, Star. --22
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE. from owner.
BIZ writer and wife. Close-i1. west
Of Conn. ave. Prefer spacious. older
home, "a bedrmn. CLEAN; $3.50.
lease. pu. 7.s377. ewes. Boz 1S.k.
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co-op. APIS. FOR SALE

APT. Consisting Of
lge.. stepdown liy. rm,, .dble. bedrm j;
Wfs, Mcdonald. EN-. 3-a343 or
Wo. 6-isS6. MARsTTLER. Nc
1901 WYOAlNC--S rooms, hit. and
bath. excellent condition; new elee.
ut: coFnsf location. St0,6QQ.
tFfmp. Eease eail Mr.. Gavin. With
T. ~ bSftM. 90" w. s-sssso0; 80
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LOCAL BUSINESS

Honesty. reliability. more important
than past experience. ~
$4,000 cash required secured.
This opening pays large income I'M
mediately. Will stand your bankers .
inspection. Write Box 6794, Fl.
Dupont Station, Wash, D, C. "a
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3-BEDRM. HOUSE. near Ft. Myer
S100 mo.
3-bedrm. house, new; near Munson
Hill Fairfax.
4 4-bedrm. house; convenient to Arl.
ington Hall; available Aug. IS
S175. J. FULLER GROOM REALTY
co. Call ia. 7-7604. 8 to 8. --29
FIT. BELvOIR-Captain, see thi,
place. 2-bedroom home with fire.
place in liv. rm. with o lot Of
garden space:, $115 mo. Large ga
rage for your car. Phone XII g.
6644.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
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AURORA HILLS
July / for 8 or mos A
beautiful rambler. 5 bedrms., IA
baths, dining room, family room" "
gorgeous living room, 2-car garage,
electric kitchen, washer, drier. deep
freeze. disposal and dishwasher:
S276 mo.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
ONE OR Q YOUNG WOMEN to share
nicely nicely furn. house mr.. Shore
ham with severel other employed
Girls. EN-. S-6070. --23
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FORT CRAIG GARDENS
Also newly redecorated 1-bedroorn
apt. adjacent to #. Myer: S70.75
per mo. incl. utils. For inspection
apply Apt. 2. 11s o. Court House,
Arlington, Va. "a
Evening star., 1955-06-22

ROMYE LAMBORN
REALTOR
FOR THE BEST IN REAL ESTATE
OF. 1886 OF. 4-Os3t
Evening star., 1955-06-22

sI04 MacARTHUR BLvD.-6 rms.
bath. gar: Govt. empl. women; ali
utilities; $500 per mo. OIL. 2-3439.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

sa5 18th St. NV. Ma. s-a1oO
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14
Announce Winners
In Park Contest

With many families out of town
during the two-week vacation period
of Bluffton's principal industries,
park attendance hit a low ebb last
week, but was expected to revive to
previous high figures next week.
Winners in the popular Field Day
events on Friday were as follows:
Midgets-Rubber ball at pins won
by Mary Augsburger, who received
the prize from Urich's; Ring throw
Vicky Harris, Pine Restaurant prize;
Throwing clothes pins at milk bottle
Diane Amstutz, Lugibihl News prize;
Find hidden milk bottle-Bonnie Har-
ris, Glover Farm Store prize.
Medium size children-Badminton
contest-Diane Hilty, Stager Coal
prize; Ring throw-Steve Clark,
Eidelweiss cafeteria prize; Hop-on-
one leg contest for distance-Allen
Traucht, Dari Delite prize; Softball
hitting cont st-Tom S c h m d t,
Hankish prize.
Large children-Badminton contest
John Koontz, Swank Barber prize;
Hop-skip- jump -Kathy Traucht, Mis-
wander News prize; Hop on one leg
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14

John Wiley, 6-2, 60.
In the boys division Alex Champ
ion and young Holten defeated Jim
Tenney and Gary Troutman of Toledo,
Ga, 6-1.
Holten also beat Tenny in the fin
ais of the boys singles, Ga and 6-2.
The tournament opened Friday, but
rains cut the play short, and it was
necessary to schedule some of the
matches on Saturday at Lima. The
finals were returned to the local
courts.
Locals Down In First Round
All five Bluffton players were
eliminated in the first round of play,
in two instances by the finals win
ners.
In the Junior singles David Steiner
was ousted by John Sullivan OF
Elyria, 60, 60; The team of Steiner
and James Laycock was also de-
feated by John Bird and Jack Archer
of Barberton, 6-l, 6-1.
David Little drew for his first op-
ponent Tom Holten of Dayton who
marched through the tournament fol-
the championship. Holten beat the
Bluffton youth, 60, 60.
In the boys doubles the team OF
Ramon Lewis and Jim BURY was
likewise defeated in the first round
by the eventual champs, Holten anC
Champion, who earned their first
victory, 6-2, 60.
Trophies were presented to the win
ners by Robert Cain, Findlay, state
president of the Jaycees.
Host Town Applauded
Jack Koontz, tournament manager
said that contestants and Jaycee of
ficials, were all well pleased will
their host town. The boys all enjoyed
themselves and enjoyed playing on th'
local courts, Jack said.
Koontz paid special thanks t
Woodrow Little and w. A. Howe VIII
did yeoman service in keeping tn
courts in first-class condition despit
the rains.
eve would have been sunk withou
their expert help" said Jack.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14
St. Johns Beats
MethOdists, 1875
In Church League

Scoring seven runs in the first in
ming, st. Johns E & r church soft
ball team, jumped into an early lead
and encountered little difficulty in
defeating the Methodist team Monday
evening under the lights at Harmon
Field.
The winners scored two more in
the second and three in the fourth
inning for total of IL runs against
five tallies by the Methodist team.
The loss dropped the Methodist
team to third place behind the
Presbyterian and Ebenezer church
teams.
Next week will see at lot of action
in the league when st. Johns play
the Mennonites and the Presbyterians
meet the Ebenezer team Monday
evening, and the Methodist church
plays the Presbyterians on Wednes-
day.
The Standings
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14

title. At the same time, Champions
brother, Alex, teamed with another
Daytonian, Tom Holten, to win the
boys doubles, and Holten took the
boys singles.
Champion reached the finals play
ed here Sunday by overcoming Larry
Biederman of Lima, rs, Ga. Bieder-
man, an unseeded darkhorse, looked
good Saturday in eliminating third
ranked Bob Guginheim of Cincinnati
and made a strong bid in the finals
when he tied the second set at A
after the winner had 40 lead.
In taking the Junior doubles
Champion and Colburn defeated the
Toledo team of Dick Rohrbacher ano
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14
Daisy McGOOn,
RaWsOn Native Dies

Mrs Daisy d. McGoon, II, native
of Rawson and daughter of that
towns first mayor, died at p. m.
Friday in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Jane Christy, Findlay. Death
was attributed to a heart attack
following a one and a half year ill
ness.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon from the Barnhart
Memorial with the Rev. Conrad
Diehm officiating. Burial was in
Maple Grove cemetery, Findlay.
Born July 25, 1877, she was the
daughter of George w. and Gather
inc (Harter) Burket. Mr.. Burket
was the first mayor Of Rawson.
She was married to William Nc
Coon April 2, 1895, and he died in
March, 1886.
In addition to the daughter in
Flndlay, other survivors are a son,
Harold McGoon, Findlay; thre e
grandchildren, and three great
grandchildren.
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Harmon Field
Recreation Schedule

WEEK OF JULY 14-21
FRIDAY =
to 2 p. m. Free Play
2 to 4:3O p. m. Field Day
SUNDAY -
2 p. m. Junior Legion Team Plays
Ada there
MONDAY =
9:30 to 11:3O a. m. Free Play
l to 2 p. m. Free Play
2 p. m. North VS. South baseball
games
2:30 to 4:3O p. m. Group Games
6 p. m. Baseball, Junior Legion VS.
Cairo at home.
z p. m. Church League-St. Johns
Reformed VS. Mennonite.
8:15 p. m. Church League-Presby-
terians VS. Ebenezer.
TUESDAY =
$3.50 to 1870 a. m. Free Play
l to 2 p. m. Free Play
2 p. m. Horseshoe instructions
2:30 to 4:3O p. m. Group Games
WEDNESDAY =
$3.50 to 1880 a. m. Free Play
1 to 2:30 p. m. Free Play
2:30 Softball Games
2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Group Games
6 p. m. Little League, Elida VS.
Bluffton here.
z p. m. Church League, Methodists
VS. Presbyterians
8:15 p. m. Independent League
Indians VS. FLA
THURSDAY -
$3.50 to 11:3O a. m. Free Play
i to 2:30 p. m. Free Play
2:30 Baseball instructions
2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Group Games.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14

CENTRAL HEATING GAINS
Only about half of the houses in the
United States now have central heat
ting, but the Coleman Heating
Institute predicts that this figure will
rise to rs percent by 1860.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14

contest for distance erry Hilty,
Buckeye Lunch prize; Softball hit
ting contest-Reggie Welch, Horse
shoe Grill prize.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14
Young Dayton Tennis Players Sweep
All HOnOrS In Jaycee Tournament Here

All the honos went to Dayton last Sunday four youngsters
the City made clean of all departments in the
Jaycee tournament held the Blufton courts
Kay Champion rated of the states brightest tennis
prospects recent successfully defended his Junior singles
crown teamed up with Dayton the doubles
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-14

FORCED AIR DRYING of grain
permits combining z to 10 days
earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06
New Homes Get Okoy
In Prince Georges

man. owners. Dwelling to be 10.
Gated on Cedar Ridge drive. OK.
on Hill. Md, at a cost Of 5000
c. E. Pyles and Mildred Pyles
owners and builders. Dwelling tt
be located on Cabin Branch drive
and George N. Palmer highway
Seat Pleasant, Md, at a cost Of
$40. 900.
Mack B. Sarvis. owner anc
builder. Dwelling to lie located or
Colesville road, University Park
Md. at a cost of $40, 900.
Joseph r. and Eunice c. Dent
owners and builders. Dwelling to
be located on Riverdale road
Riverdale, Md, at a cost OF
SIS, 900.
Harry w. Speas. owner and
builder. 2 dwellings to be located
on Belfast drive, Rosecroft Park
Md, at q cost of $11.500 each.
Hillcrest Estates. Inc. owners
and builders; 10 dwellings to be
located on Alton drive in Hill