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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
October Weather At Its Loveliest AS
Betty Common And David Finefrock Wed

October weather was at its most
beautiful for the wedding which
Saturday united Miss Elizabeth D.
Common, 113 Hayes-ave, and David
John Finefrock, 521 Jefferson-st.
The double ring ceremony took
place in st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, the Rev. Perry Blanken-
ship officiating at 330 The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Common, Alpena, Mich, and
the groom is the son of Mrs. Mar
guerite Finefrock, Jefferson-st, and
Scott Finefrock, Toledo.
Attendants were Mrs. Gerald
Wehner, Oak Harbory and Robert
Owen, Fremont Road. Mrs. Duane
Adams was organist, presenting a
15-minute program of nuptial mu-
sic preceding the ceremony. Vases
of white chrysanthemums we're on
the altar.
The bride wore a smart beige
knit suit dress with brown hat and
beige and brown slippers. She car
ried a colonial bouquet of cymbi-
dunn orchids and snowdrift pom
poms. Mrs. WeEner wore green
knit dress with matching hat, and
carried colonial bouquet of yel-
low NUNS. A
The brides mother, in turquoise,
and the groom's mother, in navy
blue, had corsages of yellow NUNS
accented with bittersweet A we'd
ding dinner at the Lake House had
covers for 20, including the bridal
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

An engagement of wide local in
terest was made known this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheldon Nc
Leod, of Chicago Heights, are an
nouncing the engagement of their
daughter, Ida Belle, to David Rog-
ers Wood, son of DR.. and Mrs. c..
r. Wood of Orchard Beach. Date
for the wedding is not definite, but
it is expected to be a winter event.
Mr. Wood, who attended Ohio Mill
tary Institute, is associated with
the wilkins Tree Service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
APPLICATIONS FOR
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Gary L. March, 81, shipping
clerk, Fremont and Miss Corrine L.
Ellithorpe, 20, sales-clerk, Oak Har-
bor Rev. Zimmerman to officiate.
Sam A. Florio, Is, sales advertis-
ing, Woodville and Miss Shirley ].
Tasch, 10, Oak Harbor. FIR. James
UToole to officiate.
Arnold G.. Kloock, %, engineer,
Port Clinton and Miss Lois G. Ever
ett, 81, teacher, Port Clinton. Rev.
j. V. Bigelow to officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

party and members of the imme-
diate families.
After a weeks honeymoon in
Canada, the new Mr.. and Mrs. Fine
frock will reside on Sand Road
A graduate of Danbury-twp high
school, the bride is a secretary at
EOD. Mr.. Finefrock was graduated
from PCHS. He served with the
Paratroopers two years and attend
ed Miami University. He is asso-
ciated with the Standard Products
Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
STAR SHOWER

A one-gift shower for bride-elect
Lois Everett marked the regular
meeting of Eastern Star Officers
Club Tuesday with Sylvia Nakrin,
Elizabeth Patchett, and Elsie Wag-
goner as hosteSses for games and
refreshments which followed the
business session. Other guests
were Helen Sanders, Mary English,
Jane Beverlin, Alfrieda Pulschen,
Pearl Shively, Threva Kirk, Peg
Reinheimer, Sarah Jean Biazzo,
Mary Donahue, Joseph Everett, and
Daisy Wright.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
ANNIVERSARY

The Junior Guild of st. Paul's
Slovak Lutheran Church observed
its 18th Anniversary with a guest
meeting at the Church Monday
evening. All women of the church
were invited.
Connie Kuzma and Alice Holly
presented piano selections and
Dick Molnar played saxaphone
solos A regular business meeting
was conducted. The minutes of
the first club meeting held Is years
ago were read to acquaint the
group with the purpose of the
Guild and the social hour follow
ing was spent in reminiscing. Re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
POLICE GROUP

A card party for members of
Port Clinton's Special Police and
their wives was enjoyed in their
recently finished room in City Hall.
Guests included Captain and Mrs.
William Robel, Mr.. AID Mrs. Leo
Snider, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Short
lift, Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Chapman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald MortuS, Mr..
and Mrs. Merlin Besso, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stan Halick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Fought, and Junior Greer
Higfh awards went to Mrs. Robel
and Mr.. Fought, low scores to Mrs.
Fought and Mr. Chapman. Captain
Robel won the door prize. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
BABY SHOWER

A shower for Mrs. Ben Petersen
Jr., was given at Bay-twp COM
munity hall Sunday by trio of
hostesses, Mrs. Ben Petersen Sr.,
Mrs. Wilbur Petersen, and Mrs.
Myron Petersen.
Bingo provided diversion. Guests
included Mesdames Kenneth Mea-
cham, Torvald Hostrup, Kenneth
Schiewe, Clara Jennings, Charles
Lorensen, Oliver Vinett, James Ro-
bel, Donald Mortus, Allen Miller,
Emil Lowien, Rudy Willie, Burnell
Lowien, Joseph Henry, Chester
Herringshaw, Carey Heflinger,
Lawrence Lacumsky, Louis Loren
sen. Unable to attend were Mes
danes Rollin Bergman, Don Heis-
ler, and Carl Pennington.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
STUDY CLUB

The Infant of Prague Study Club
held their regular monthly meet
ing Monday in the home of Mrs
Ernest Grodi. Roll call of eighteen
members was answered by differ
ent LitanieS.
Alberta Kasper and Elvira Kol-
hoff gave an interesting reading
of Father Smith Instructs Jack.
SON."
A white elephant sale was held
after which a delicious fish fry
was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be Guest
Night, November 21st, with Mrs.
Stan Perry as hostess and Mrs. M.
Milazzo as co-hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
HAS SORORITY

Members of the Ohio Edison
girls sorority were guests of Miss
Gay Boyle for a social evening, fol
lowed by refreshments, Monday
night. The group includes Gertrude
Babcock, Annabelle Kihlken, Shir-
ley Smith, Joan Zura and Ann
Rounds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
STORY HOUR

The library story hour on Satur-
day mornings will be held this year
on the first and the third Satur-
days of every month. This is a
slight change from last year, when
they were held every other week
ON Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
GYPSUM PARTY

Gypsum P-TA. will sponsor a
Halloween party at the school
auditorium Monday night for chill
dren from four years through the
eighth grade. Costume prizes and
treats are planned.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
vIsIT HERE

DR.. Eleanor Deal, sister of Mrs.
Perry Blankenship, with her chill
dren Mary, Charles and James and
Mrs. c. ]. w. Parker, came here
from Indianapolis Sunday for an
overnight visit with the Rev. and
Mrs. Blankenship and family at the
Episcopal manse. Mrs. Parker is an
aunt of the sisters.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
ENTERTAINS GROUP

Mrs. Richard Alexander enter
tanned group of Episcopal women
in her home Friday. Following &
delicious luncheon the ladies spent
the afternoon sewing in prepare
tion for the annal Christmas bazaar
to be held in the guild hall the
first week in December.
The following women attended
the sewing bee: Mrs. R. E. Rey
nolds, Mrs. Ream Cook, Mrs. H. E
Osborn, Mrs. Alpha Neidecker
Mrs. P. M. Blankenship, Mrs. C
R. Wood, Mrs. Elizabeth Rinehart
and Mrs. Alexander.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
ANNUAL, BAZAAR

The Women's Missionary Society
of st. Marks Lutheran Church will
hold their annual Turkey supper
and bazaar at the Graytown School
Auditorium October 28th. A bake
sale will be a feature of the even
ing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
HAS CLUB

HAS CLUB
Mrs. VIM. G. Faust, Jr., enter
tanned the members of her bridge
club in her home Monday evening
A Halloween party marked the oc
casion with all guests coming ir
costume.
Mrs. Kenneth Gluth was awarded
a prize for being able to identif,
the most people in costume. Mrs
Max Stephenson was given an a
ward for the funniest costume ane
the award for the best costume
was presented to pair of ladies
Mrs. Richard Coyle and Mrs. Rob
ert Klotz. Bridge prizes went t.
Mrs. Kenneth Gluth, high; Mrs. A
M. Johnson, second and Mrs. Rich
ard Coyl, consolation.
Mrs. Gluth will entertain the
club in two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
DINNER PLANNED

DINNER PLANNED
Sewing Circle and the Missionary
Society of st. Johns Lutheran
Church have their annual bazaar
and chicken dinner November 1C
in their new Parish Hall.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN EEALEY 100" nsw 1855.
heater. defrostey, signal lights; other
extras. Visit showroorns or cali for
Demonstration, MANHATTAN AUTO,
INC. lEst. lel4l, Kaiser, Willys and
exclusive dealer for AUSTIN OF
sSpIHNR snS MoRR1Asp ApsldE Misok oMEAhEs Il wssS' Mo
200. Branch sales. 1910 king q.
Alex.s Va, KT. S-5B2b.
BUICK, 1910 Special sedan: spotiest
interior, upholstery. door panels
slsan clsan ensv q: :s nsv car: shox no wear;
ish, driven anpfoximaieiy 3 miles
daily since new; siwayy garaged,
good tires, light steering, good
brakes: seryiced monthly: pienty Of
pep: tenders. grin not deuted;. driven
yssTGys esnr1sisliy n1is . second 2 family car;
rSS ,5aans sIas sifeno Greek PARKWAY.
IDick ss 81 yspse,a, 4-dr.: blue; l.. h.,
I.e0g mi; sa.495 or best cfier. I'm
BUlcKs - Horners Corner, sSSae
MINI. ave. ne. 4 choice selectIgr
Buick Dealer. srAEEEY i.
coiors. HORNER,S Goa. Buick
Dealer; Pia. sve- ne. ~ eth. IL
BUICK 81 speciai sedan: fuily
WfEEraMs. VIII, i gotS Sf sid an 4. iasneins sss ne
BUICK ~ Super SEDAN: :. and b.: one
owner; only S1e5, fun price. no
money down. f2e 10 Per mo- IN.
siuding tass. WILLIAMS, goth and
ITfrS.r IA ts0 nno.r .,v,.,.. and \
Dynafey immnenlsts: one cwnsr; ,..a
down. 80 ssS 'ss - Der no. wsfLtis2s. VI
Goth and r. !. ave. ne. ia
BUICK '4e sedan: :. and b.. DTns-
dow. one oNners only S9e9, fIll
price, no money down. WILLIAMS,
10th and n. ]. ave. ne. --24
BUICK 1881 super Riviera hard ton,
DIlesas DEnssv ,,,ss ,ssiG N As nss.sr s~ ..
car appearance. Al outztsndir vsius
cemrietelv checked eyeE "a Qnl
tcidsl, KK T-l36S. via ave. and
nSIER EII|issss s.assss, s 0gs dsalr sa5,,rsls,s s
onyx black lnisn, equipRec VIII
Tsdio heater DynaaoE. pgssr Ter: s,s. I:
snd exssIiens Wv. tres . wonder:
fuf cart pricsd % seli at u ,593 Gee
EoBnE Co. i111 aand 4 n:n~
s6ick sSSgsi 81 SUES. ar, ssuIpssd ss,h
=. and 4 and DgnAnoy: ne.tee.
priEinsl derk srssn nnl.h; spctis1.
~ eu,stsnslus ~ Ss tss ~. s7aS FoizAn;ki
Z eKHylcx, ti16 a0th - NV. =
rsNNuXs ts iT A0
Evening star., 1955-01-24
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACREAGE--we have I-acre tracts
and 10-acre tracts fronting on
surfaced roads in Montgomery Co.
HICKMAN-C -CUSHMAN. PO. 2-9443:
eyes,, PO. 2-4421. Once l mile
north of Rockville on Rte. 240.
SILVER SPRING. Hillandale section
smona laESe 5os. lot Ss Eooded; dfG
sood T%doalnv one left; NICE. reasqnabls
GAO till pm.
NEAR ARLANDRIA SHOPPING center
$4,000 50. it,. suitable for COM
mercial and light industrial with
frontage on 2 streets; reasonably
priced. CAN Mr. Markell OIL. 4-9810
.eTsv;iE eysS;i TAi sr,eniJIs,or g13SlI ), 49,, ,24
cry County has 200 lots avail. at
~. 400 per Release clause suhstan-
tial cash required. Box 33t-R. Star
LAKE BARCROFT--Lake front lot
GoKs sSAhTY e ft PsISs co Ss.S20 g. assSo spI
OYER AN ACRE, nr. Shirley hwy. " in
SRssed ss PfEs lynch tss' fIEs5sy sFosy
5: ACRES On On CITY WATER. Just
Pentason: Pc % Sii SsSo 0pg psr "a acre Th' as sr0@
whole; terms available, Builders or
investors call today. this is good
property, right in the path of de-
velopment. LYNCH BROS, INC.
Realtors, Springfield. Va. kI.
10
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FARMs

Iao- ACRE estate. Monte. Co.
LarEe. modern house with sis baths.
decorated IN exquisite taste, plus
e-gm. tenant house with 2 baths;
new dairy barn and numerous cutkI
kuIldinRs for clacient operation.
fa16 . scientifically fArms9 With
texs1s. Nf. iitfis. enrinF A-Sp2A of
W&kNK d PHILLIPS OIL. e.1nQ6.
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TRUCKS FoR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 Is-tcn pickup; ex.
ceilent condition; $3.50. ~. s-oSss,
CHEyRoLEr '52 panel, under 20. ooc
house and have no delivery, some
buy; $3.50. Apply BABY SUPER
MART. 2457 18th st. NV. --25
GMC SO 1-ton panel. excel. cond. !;
$795. After 3 pm. call AP. 7-72O4.
DODGE ,Sa acton panel. Sa45. S.
$Ss5. IS do down. z cHEVRCTET lSSseS1EI'' .Ss
h-ton panel, $S45, S5 down. ALL
TRUCKS aTOIiLMAN CHEW. GUAR.
For credit approval call Bill Sehrus.
legitimate SIS down deal through.
sERvIcEMEN FINANCED.
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4 Acres Immed. Possession

4 Acres Immed. Possession
4-roonl cottage on hard
road: hot and cold water, shower:
many outbuildings; with electricity
ponies, some fruit: land all level;
very productive for farming. spar
king well water, triekIing stream;
priced very low; close In. JOHN
BURDOFT. Colesyille, Md, 1898
Colesville rd., SILVER Spring. CAN
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LOTS AND ACREAGE ron SAIL
lcoatinued. ]

60 LEVEL LOTsclose IA Nonteom-
cry County. some with street. sewer
and water in, the rest sewer and
water available. 9MOLEN. fealtor,
Ju. 7-55I1: eyes.. 10. g-6634. --2e
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
8 DESIRABLE oI-APPRoyED HOME
SITES IN Northwest WoshtER Rt0n.
near OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ave shop.
ctr. transp-. schools; facing
street fronts 81 gEMIDEx LOTS,
IN Prince Georges County. Nd. In
excel selling area. ready 70 so,
sewer and water avail. APPROX. 90
LOTS IN WHEATON, ND. excel. for
GI houses In price range from S15.-
500 to $17,500. All utils. In Or are
available; some streets already
paved. Land lays beautifully for
economical construction. Desirable
terms. 10 LOVELY HOMEETTE9 m
BEAUTIFUL SOMERSET IN CHEVY
CHASE. Nd. nr, the new Chevy
C1ase shop. center and eony. to
schools ana transp. Splendid for
houses In the price range between
s25.0Qo to $4,000.
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DESK sPAcI

BARR BLDG, al0 I7th st. NV. mr.,
desk space for those who want The
hest. Feeeptionist. wttchenard, mail
an6 telephone service,
.IuEn ,,vsgNess ssNss 81 3,7esa IA a..s -,
n Dupont Circle ares; ts,sphongs
OfffCE 10 SHARE IN modern sle.
4 Tatnr buiidinr near. 18th and II sts.
NV, 1Sx20, well furnished; ph0nt
and secretariai service. Box 26l n.
star. 70
Evening star., 1955-01-24
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinarlce your home and con-
s0lidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
cash, Call MR.. MILLER, ME.
S-122O; evenings. LA. 6-5l94.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

1917 18th ST; N.W.--studio once
rooms available; sir-conditioned Il
desired. ST 3-5530. PA
HlRsT FLOOR SPACE m ARLING-
TON, 34x50, 500 per mo. or 17x50.
sERT Il. COHEN co ia. a-l6si.
1854 CONN. AyE.--oniee; iisht,
cheerful, nicely redec. AD. 2-15l6,
day; Wo-. 6-7096, ewes. -6
FOE BENT, 1.2T5 So. It. air-cond.
once space. 5 pvt: ofaces. Gen.
ssisss6sS,ooars' intesrcom. WIZ VIE Bids.. d.
~, corner e s v VI and .,lS,.sts + sss. 9Ti GsTi
81. E s-Sss2. SSj2o Miss if K REEVES. svGss.' rs San
MEDICAL OFFICE, cony. ioc. on 18th
gt bet. Park I'd. and Monroe St:
hir-cond. parking space. no. p
H36S or RA. 3-I39G
SILVER SPRING, EIG BLDG, --Physi-
clan, dentist or other; full OF part
time: furnished; EN-: 3-2106. IA
COUNTRY CLUB HILLs-ouarter-
afIinstoS SSoas s5cS S'' up 0ess kE sSssssess
10Th AND K Nw.-Piye air-condi-
TONED rooms. private lavatory and
shower; excel. loc. for trade associa;,
soap; Sai rsss asShtssss 4sas RE- 7ssf PFsSstfs'ions
CAFRfTZ BUILDING-I unfnrnished
ofice in lge. suite. monthly rental
tIlcludes local phone service and part
TINE secretariai service. Call RE
AiExANDRIA-ideal ioc., plenty I Of
parking; very modern bldg. approx.
5000 sa. IT,; 3 doors. air cond.,
wnll-to-wall csrpertng. Office COM
pletely paneled can also be used
Sor retail store. II. 7-7400: ~.
CEARESDoN, l11e North Hudson Z st..
corner Wilson blvd Large bright
room. newly decorated. Advertising
yelas yet i1 wo street s4ssa ssoItase. Reasonsse
more rooms, sn's' ar cond. nd u. g-b4si
so,h AND X srs. Nw.-i .s06 "a.
it.. open space; 2 Laws. fluorscent
lishting; $50 mo. RA. 5000;
1s27 X ST. N.w.--Two-room suite;
$50. Inquire LIST floor. Ma. s-8229.
CORNER 9th AND D SITS. NV. 81
n M. Bldg.-New. modern. air.
conditioned bldg; elevator, lights.
nsa 5anSE sss seryssss assesns ineudsd ssE. I've
Post ONCE: suitable distributors.
mail order or jobbers; offices, $50
mo, up. Call MR.. SEIDEL or Mr.,
M{ILER NE: S.Si72; rs
lawyer or representative. In excep-
tional Groom law suites Washing
ton Bldg; privileges of library for
eonferences and 2 outer off1ces: no
services, RE. 7-6975. "a
SINGLE RMS, $35 UP
DARRIeTER BLDG, 835 r ST. NV.
Fully modefniZed. renovated Offices,
In hreproof elev bldg; all services
Incl. In rent. See supt., RE. 7-2294
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
Ideal for all types Of business. Single
pfices from S35. Suites avail at
$3.50 So. IT,, air-eond,.. elevator
and janitor serv,, asphalt tile floors,
% suit. BAsiL1Ko REALTY CO,
,DI 7.S724 "a
Evening star., 1955-01-24
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD. -BoARDwALK
residence TO be sold ct public alc-
tion Saturday, Feb. 20. Both prop
ticuiars write HARVEY q CROP
PER. Atty's., 306 B. n L. Bldg.
Salisbury. Nd. -
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fAhMs tcsa..l

HOWARD COUNTY.
20 miles Silver Spring. modeTntzed.
beautiful setting. 81 90 month. avail
able immediately. Gail Spring 4
l77ss: or sykesvilie f35-5 or Do
7-4343- Ia
LEEsBURG AREA - Two adiolnins
farms. can be sold together OF
separats ons iasm contains lsi sde
Improvements and growing crops.
Priced al approximately SlQG per
acre for immediate sale, Egceilent
financing call a. 8. GARDINER,
JR.. Ma. a-0a34 rs
10 A.. GORGEOUS VIEW from new
6-Hm., 2jz-bath bFk. rambler
"a g.. 6-rm. bath. frame farmhouse
IL a. 2-bedrm. frame. Oh NV h,
Close In.
II q. wooded, on hard I'd, In .
beautiful area. BARBARA q. ROSS.
Broker, Gaithersburg 323-R
EXCETJFNT FARM
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TRAnERs

|2I FT.. 1850. All aluminium. very nice.
5000 and take over small payments
Can Be seen at CHERRY HILL
TRAILER CAMP, Lot 8. 3rd st, or
|lSbi PEERLEsS; Q bedrms. with bath.
showsr; s ~. very scoa send; a., $s $S. SSo $40
Err PARK. 20. 10000. Ext. 1895.
s7.FT. TRAILER, room attached;
S1,260. 104 Temple Trailer VII
Iage. Alexandria. KI. s-4s09. 20
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ANNANDALE AREA

ANNANDALE AREA
rs building lots. ready to 70, win
subordinate for reliable builder
Sell all or part.
IL beautiful lots facing paved street;
water IN; facing $4,000 to $4,000
homes,
20 acres fronting on 2 streets. in the
I hottest spot In this area.
: lots, y acre each: sewer and water
available; 81 $50 each.
VERNON REALTY, INC.
Kl S-31O6 pa
BUILDERS
Lots and acreage on Indian Head
{ highway and in Oxon Hill area
} Some with sewer, water and gas.
Phone LO. 7-6S37 until 8 pm.
JIM BRITT
. 1870 INDIAN HEAD HIGHWAY
3 IA
Evening star., 1955-01-24
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week. viii pay cash for gil makes
wHSr anS n9ssl sSFf fsr' sISdLE Ssh "a A2I hat
bed. Must be cheap. Ii. 3-1427,
Evening star., 1955-01-24
AVIATION

1850 PIPER CLIPPER. licensed til
January 2a. 1855: excel. cond.; 1
owner since new. S1,679. Phone
BILL ERNST, LO. 7-2S4b. rs
BOATS
wheel trailer, all in very good cond.
EN- 3-SS91, Sun. am: weekdays
after 6:3O pm. 20
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PLYMOUTH TAXICABS

Also cheys.. Fords, Dodges: small
coiors. 900 Taylor st. NV. 24s
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RoSENFELD REALTY co.
26O0 CONN. AVE, n. w.
DE. 2-7120

COLORED. BEAUTIFUL CORNKR.
5lst and G SIS: sc; 4lxI 90 Il. Bar
EaVr5 Ests coopEs sss sso SS sssP T. iS a RoPsa
8-8557 RA. 6-411S. IA
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE LOANS

md TRUST. $4,000, payable S33 81
mo- 6%:- good white makers. only
S2,l00. LO. 4-6565. 24s
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1917 18th ST. N.W.--Studio once
available. S25 q month. Other
rooms available; aforementioned Il
NASired SIT 3-b530 -14
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1877 X ST. N.w.--Two-room suite:
$50. Inquire LIST floor. Ma. S-8229.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PHOPERIY
Brick or frame: white or colored :
quick settlement Call Mr.. MILLER,
ME S-1220: evenings, LA. 6-51a4.
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CORNER 9th AND D SITS. NV. 81
ii M. Bidg.-New. modern. air.
conditioned bldg; elevator. lights.
heat, janitor services included: twoI
parking bldgs. adjacent. next toI
Post ONCE: suitable distributors.
mail order or jobbers; Offices, $50
mo. up; Call MR.: SEIDEL or Mr.,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
Milwaukee Area Loops
To Reorqanize Monday

West Allis, Wis. = A very
important meeting of all CFU
Milwaukee County bowlers
will take place Monday, Au-
gust %, at 1880 PM in Kar-
lovich's Hall, $50 South 9th
Street.
On the agenda will be dis
cussions pertaining to our al
leys for the season, the num-
ber of teams, the types of
leagues, and other matters
which must be decided by all
of us sincerely interested in
organizing and maintaining
the strongest possible loops.
Those unable to attend but
interested in bowling should
contact the secretary at once
by phoning either GIL 3-0122
or SP 4-2970. Please do so
tonight.
John Sarich, Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
. Field Workers, attention

. Field Workers, attention
Approx imately 81, 100000
human beings are born into
the world every year. That's
about two every second. Plen-
ty of prospects for member
ship in the CFTU among them,
80 look around you and sign
your share today. -..-.--
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
East Pitt Bow|ers To
Hold Preseason Meet

f. Pittsburgh, Pa. - o n
Sunday, July II, CFU Lodge
141 held a Ten Pin Bowlers
meeting and the following Of
ficers were elected: Joe Pri.
banjo, Pres; Kassy Sardoch,
Sec'y; and Louise Mauritz,
The bowlers decided to
bowl at Trafford bowling al
leys on Saturday nights at
$50 PM, beginning Septem-
ber 10th.
/ They also decided to use
the kitty to help pay some of
the expenses of our trip to
the 1856 CF'U bowling tour
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
Tenpin Tourney
Checks Uncashed

Pittsburgh, Pa. AS of
July 81, 1855 no less than
eighteen checks drawn upon
the Croatian Fraternal Union
Tournament Fund remain
outstanding. The earliest of
these were written the first
half of June 1855.
We are asking that the
holders of these outstanding
checks cash same, especially
so since most of these are
composite amounts and repre-
sent collective cash prizes
from one or the other C.F.U.
tournaments out of which the
team as we'll as the Individual
cash prizes are paid by this
means.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educationai Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
Detroit's Onyx
To Mark Birthday

Detroit, Mich. Onyx
Lodge ut is already making
plans for their Annual Ami
versary Dance. This is get
ting to be a yearly affair
which many young Detroiters
enjoy attending.
AS usual, we are giving
them an early notice, so they
can make plans accordingly.
The date of the Dance is
Saturday, January 21, 1856.
The music and other par
ticulars will be decided upon
by our very capable commit
tee consisting of: Walter
Gordon, Kate Simon and the
honorable Vice President Tom
Gasparovich.
The meeting will be held at
the Croatian Catholic Center,
POI w. Seven Mile Road, De-
troit, Michigan. AS usual it
will start at approximately s
P. M.
Neva Ruzich, Rec. Sec'y.