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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24

clerk, Port Clinton. Rev. Karl
Brand to officiate.
Gaylord L. Peters, 26, electronic
technician, Oak Harbor and Miss
Beverly A. Easton, 25, teacher.
Port Clinton. Rev. Paul Reese to
officiate.
Melvin H. Balduf, 10, clerk, Port
Clinton and Miss Patricia A. Wor-
cester, II, Port Clinton. Rev. Paul
Reese to officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank all who remem-
bered me with cards, flowers and
gifts during my recent stay at Ma
gruder Hospital. Special thanks to
DR.. Hughes, nurses, and aids for
their kindness. 1t was much ap-
preciated.
Nellie SteeISmith
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my friends,
neigkbors and relatives for the
cards, flowers and gifts, I received
during my recent stay at Magrud-
er Hospital.
Mrs. Elda Brenton) Ahrens
20-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24

RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Bud Youster, Goose.laven
Lodge, Oak Harbor, isthome from
st. Vincent's hospital after surgery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-24

If ITS HELP YOU NEED
CHECK OUR CLASSIFIED PAGE
Evening star., 1955-06-30

cIsss, THE cocA-coLA COMPANY
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Barbara Enyurt
Will Marry
--Southau Photo

Col. and Mrs. Byron K.
Enyart announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Bar.
bara to Pfc. Hugh Allen, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Allen
Of Gary, Ind.
Both Miss Enyart and Pvt.
Allen are graduates Of the
University Of Indiana. The
wedding win take place in
Hagerstown, Nd, ut the home
Of Miss Enyart's grandparents.
after Pvt. Aliens return from
Korea where he Is serving In
the Army.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

A BRANCH or ZIRKill'Sa 9
Evening star., 1955-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. william Lynde
Harrison Of Brandford. Conn.
to Mr.. Leland Locke Tolman.
son Of MIR. Frank Leland Toll
man. The ceremony took-place
In the Congregational Church
in Wilton, Conn.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Mrs. Jones Wed

Mrs. Bertrand J. Clergue OF
Montreal, Canada. announces
the marriage June IS Of her
niece, Mrs. Sarah Harrison
Jones. daughter of the late
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-09
lCIt-t~S-o-HIN-''-o-
STEVE ]. NOvAK, PRES.
LOCAL 4o7, UAW-Cl0


/ have a letter from a CIO mem
Der, woman, which / found very
interesting, and which you may too.
She explains that she took her
three young children to the. parade
in downtown Toledo last Saturday
and that they stood along the curb
to watch the giant inflated balloons
go by.
GAS you know she wrote, cit
was cold that morning, and, as
warmly as we were dressed, we
soon felt as if our feet were going
to freeze off.
"Then suddenly | noticed four
little children along the opposite
curb. One little boy had on pair
of worn canvas play shoes, no
socks, short pants and an old, thin
coat which was several sizes too
large for him and which obviously
had been handed down The three
girls had thin dresses and ragged
sweaters.
Their eyes were shining as they
watched the parade, but they were
shivering hard, too. They had no
older folks with them, so they
probably lived somewhere in the
fringe of the downtown area and
had walked down to see the parade.
They were poor, they were cold,
and maybe hungry, and lonely, too.
Il thought of how we could af-
ford a home, and a car, and warm
clothes-and particularly thought
of the outgrown clothing had laid
away in the attic, doing nobody
any good, which these kids could
really have used.
'I guess I'm lot like other peo-
pie. We read about poverty and
misery. But it never means too
much to us until we suddenly see
for ourselves.
'I know I've been feeling asham-
ed, ever since Saturday, that !
haven't noticed and haven't done
anything all these years about
those all around me who have so
little"
The lady signed her name but
I'm not going to use it here. I'm
bringing this yetter to your notice
because | think lot of us at one
time or another have suddenly had
brought to our attention the fact
that others, all around us, may be
desperate for a little of something
that we may have plenty Of
James Ruble, Director
CIO Community Services
James Ruble passes along this
letter from a CIO member just as
the Christmas season is reaching
its peak of commercialism, Yet
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-09

price. Wall Street rejoiced, but the
investors who bought the stock lost
their shirts when the Dodge firm
flopped Later, it was picked up
at bargain price by the Chrysler
combine.
There was also magic in the
name of Henry Kaiser, the miracle
man" industrialist of World War
II. People rushed to buy stock in
the 1940's when he started an auto
company, but it flopped and has
been swallowed up in a combina-
ton of mergers.
It has often been said, workers
can't afford to risk their hard
earned dollars in the stock market.
Now noted columnist Sylvia Porter,
commenting on the Ford stock deal
says "this is big time finasce, in
which giants will be playing. And
that's no place for amateurs"
The Wall Street Journal reports
that General Motors Acceptance
Corp, which handles more automo-
bile purchases on time than any
other finance company, will shortly
increase its financing charges.
They tell me you've reached
middle-age when you sit at home
on a Saturday night, the telephone
rings, and you hope it isn't for you.
Bob Calm Reports =
Oscar Creager has returned to
work after a weeks illness.
Anne Mezla and Helen Tucker
are still among the sick. Get well
soon, girls.
Laurel Lambert has returned to
her home after an operation. We
sincerely hope she will be able
to return to work in good health
line.
We've found out Why Grandma
Estep missed the last membership
meeting. A brother passed away in
Florida. His body was brought to
Toledo for burial. We offer to
Grandma our sincere sympathy
your Recording Sec'y
>
A Strike Backfires. In Vienna,
Austria, a two-day strike of the
country's $4,000 doctors and den
lists ran into early difficulties
when a number of doctors and
dentists developed toothaches on
the first day and didn't dare go to
a dentist out of fear they'd be
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-09
LABOR VIEWS

1CP1CHHR1H0CRfOr6 r6clC<l0{oCOO0CCT
after reading the letter fewer of
us will worry about what to buy
for that hard-to-please person" or
for "that person who has every
thing"
AS our thoughts turn to chow to
make Christmas brighter for those
less fortunate" we will be one step
closer to the True Christmas
Spirit.
The special election of 2-year
Trustee of Local 497 is to be held
Wednesday of this week, too late
to report results here. So we will
Jim Brough and Dave Menier
were deer hunting in Pennsylvania
recently and had the misfortune of
becoming snowbound. Result =
they came home with nothing but
deer-memories.
r
Smart workers "look before they
leap into Ford Stock Deal' it is
reported. Workers who have saw
ings they might invest are being
a bit cautious of the Ford deal.
The sale of Ford stock to any
one who wants to buy it was glad
tidings for Wall Street. 1t meant
more commissions" for brokers.
But one thing seems obvious = the
Fords are selling the stock now
because they think now is the time
it will bring the highest price.
The Big Three are mercilessly
pushing new cars on their dealers.
The dealers are saying they can't
sell all the cars but must take
them or lose their franchise"
Right now the auto industry is
at a boom peak. But for many
reasons predictions are that the
auto industry is more likely to
turn down and drop would push
down the market price of Ford
Stock. That would mean losses for
investors who buy the stock at the
peak.
There's magic in the Ford name
but there was also magic in the
name of the Dodge Brothers. Back
in the 1920's, they sold out their
famed and phenomenally success
full auto company at boom peak
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-09
scabbing on their own strike.

The Standard Products-Local 497
Christmas Party will be held in
the Port Clinton High School Audi
torium THIS SUNDAY, December
IL, beginning at 1:30 in the after
noon. The party is for children of
Standard Products employees, IL
years of age or under.
Ray Coleman again this year
heads the hard-working Christmas
Party Committee.
Whatever became of that office
girl whom the fellows nicknamed
switchboard = when she walked
all her lines were busy!
Approximately half the women
and girls working in Ohio service
industries have lost the protection
of a state minimum wage law as
the result of a recent ruling by the
Franklin County Court of Appeals.
The court ruling wiped out all of
Ohio minimum wage orders cover
ing women and girls. Until the
legal technicalities are corrected,
there is no minimum wage in Ohio
except for the women and minor
girls protected by Federal law.
The following notice was seen in
front of a Pittsburgh saloon last
election day: "Closed account of
election day. Use side entrance =
like on Sunday"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-09
The 1hunderbird Y8 engine
in the SO Ford

compression design for more miles from
less gas. And, above all, the new Thunder
bird eight is a Y-8 engine with deep-block
build for quieter, smoother performance
-. longer engine life.
In addition to Thunderbird lightning,
Ford offers you the Thunderbird loolN
You can see its blood brother of the
fabulous Thunderbirdl What's more, you
get Ford's exclusive Lheguard Design.
Come in and Test Drive the fine car at
half the 6ne-car price.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-09
And this Thvnderbd Y8 is the standard eight in all Ford
FairIane and Station Wagon models, extro cost!

feel like 6ownhill =. distances disappear.
You can pass in inStants when instantS
count. And when you want swift, sure,
take-of power you get it . and notO!
You get 4-barrel carburetor and dual
exhausts. AS in all Ford engines for '56,
you get 12-volt ignition system for fast
all-weather starts :. low-friction, high
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-09

Standard Products - Local AT,
UAW CLIO chiIdren's chriatmas
Party This Sunday, Dec. ",
Port Clinton High School Aud.
Leona Tunnel has been discharg-
ed from the hospital and is con-
valescing at home. We hope to
have Leona and her cheerful per-
sonality back with us soon. Lucy
Brown has been called in to take
Leona's place on the vulcanizinz
soon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-09

Now you can have the power you've
always dreamed about :. and in a family
size Ford When you order an eight
cylinder Ford Fairlane or Station Wagon
model you get the big Thunderbird Y-8-
the oery same engine that made Ford's
Thunderbird famous.
Thunderbird Y-8 power makes uphill
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-09
FOR RENT

We will rent you a spinette
piano for as low as $500
per month. All the rentals
will apply on the instru-
ment if you decide to keep
it at a later date. We have
several used rentals now
located in Port Clinton that
must be moved shortly. If
interested in either renting
or buying a piano for the
Christmas season contact
Walter Meggett, 1877 E.
Market ST., Call 1926 or
4127, Sandusky, Collect.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-09

Read and Use The News
Classified Ads For Results
Evening star., 1955-01-09
HOUSES wTD. TO sUY tcsatI
lNvEsTMENT PROP. ron sALR

SMALL INVESTMENT OPPORTU.
NITY-4-unit brick apt. house. ii
excellent condition, all bedrm.
units, good 5nd convenient neigh.
horhood good rental section. Small
doSn payment. oI approved. Lu.
3, i AND q UNIT apss. for sale IN
silver Spring and Takoma Park,
Also have groand available that
can be. deYeloped 70 suit purchaser,
CARL p. FORD, builder, Ju. 9-645e
UNUsuAL, SoUND INVESTMENT
One Of Wash.,s finest companies
wishes TO sell hldgs, now occupied,
and lease back for long term, VIII
show excel. ret. on invest, Of approx.
$4,000 snd $4,000 cash y, z.
ESTATE. NO. 7.sSis, nE. a-ei5S.
GEORGETowN---s row houses 60 be
remoc. n, 4. FABRIZ1O. GEORGE
TOWN REAL ESTATE. NO. 7-5elS.
10 UNITS. aI7 i ST. N.w.-cSn-
sists Of room. kitchen and bath.
and 2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
sSn tenants ants pay own gas. electric.
soc, goo; annual income, SIS. 900.
$500 cash needed. LISS, NE.
S-666S: ewes, TAs Gales. --10
THIS 16-UNIT. ALL-BRIcK, 3-year-
Old apartment building, in choice
hlks, from the Hecht CO. Parkinston
parking center. Between 2 express
huslines, lQ0ss occupied. Large con-
rentional loan may be assumed.
Prioed for quick sale. Box 2Sl r..
a.sToRY BRICK. uoned end eomml.. @
$4,000. EMERSON S-SS8e. q.
4-UNTT DET. BRK, APT. BLDG, 4
years old, Langley PIX. area. all
2sbedrm. units. garbage disposal,
rear porehes; easy terms; price
sone ssss 'haR RAFrEL .insi RsaE snqssE Hs4ATE, r.
VEST HYxTTsviIIassa SWELL aga sp,s'. MseASsgl Srius
BIDS. S2.700 annual income: pre-.
war rents, can be increased; ideal
ns sTsnsp sd GS SSss g askns s s'69Ss pSss
S1S,550: reasonable terms. wa.
NEW I6-uNIT APT. BLDG.-i0pfs
occupied. showing over 409 operat-
ma me Prs SOUND Fl uVessmsna Tsss ssn' Ms sSs
1lth AND ii VIC. N.W.-store and
rooms above; S39, 500; store leased
5000; rooms above, SiS5. ist trust,
S25. 600. conventional. A. r. SEE
GiahiiiDRN aPAIRsffMENr. aPsAIsffME 1ss units 9
groups Of 33 row and semidetaehed
buildings: low rents; completely oc-
cupied, priced 20G less than re-
cent appraisal; S360.0 900 cash win
handle. Call Mr.. Ransom, ST. s.
ZOO or. EN-. 2-S022. JAMES L.
BEADTTvGL iEsa9HT 8 GaN.FAMrLY BRICK. 1sth
and Downing me-; very modern.
in excel condition; accommodating
terms: asking S24,5O0. Mr.. Glib
HAENAN, 7ss i7th NV. ME. GE 4.
1900 BLK. N ST. N.E.--s buildings,
overall size .b2x1O0. suitable for
any kind of business. Price, rea-
Sonable. win sell all or part. Mr.
Mobley. II T-3631. zAGAMf
F ST. NV, nr state Dept, OWL
8 rms. and bsmt. apt, good income
Price, $16,3S0, includ. furn.: S4 800
DOWN. Sll" mo, Box 2Ta.M.
i3-UNIT modern brick apt. house.
near Boiling Field. never q vacancy:
ANNUAL income exceeds $14 900;
only 9 yrs old. and the best ir-
vestment on today's market. Call
Mr.. Reamy, with PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-f714,
3 ACRES, in newly developed SUBJ
urban area: property Just regoned
and can be bought right Call JU.
6-1A0a BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

Por information can Mr. Kumor
VA 5-tin00. or evex,. IA. T-SsttJ.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
eoSs wilson Blvd. IA. 5-0s0e
Evening star., 1955-01-09
AT. ATTENTION.

Available now, only for the con.
servative investor. several very ~.
apt. house properties, rangine Ia
si2a from 10 70 40 units. good A.
naneing ayallable; all relatively new
ana exceilently constructed. Trades
viii be considered.
Jefferson Realty Co.
IA. 5-6S4D kI. e-Ia20
Evening star., 1955-01-09
oPEN SUNDAY / TILL SOLD
S15.S00-GI
sAcIRES

. bedrms.. living rm. 16xsl, fun base.
.ulent. attic, xi4.aD0. Sc. 600 down.
3 rms. mod. u o.. R10.nh(l
D rms, mod l a. Sio,e5O
JAMES E. BARNEY
Vienna. VI, Du. s-sass
Evening star., 1955-01-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN SUM ] no DARK
CHECK THIS ONE

CHECK THIS ONE
BRICK AND FRAME coNsTRuc
TIONs IsT FIR, DEN AND BATH
LIV. RM. WITH FIREPL SEP
DIN. RIM. NICE EQUIPPED KIT
2 LGE. REDRM3. AND BATH UP
SCREENED PORCH. FENCED YD.
ATTACHED GAR. REC HM.
ONLY SIs.475 GI OR coNvEN
TI0NALL
Dir: Out Mt. Vernon blvd. hal
right turn at Ft, Hunt I'd. tBelle
on 10th st, n $40. ia. 9-444S
II no answer KI, s-5600.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
g: e,-.:FIlAMILY,' RuTIpINu. q ].
COLLEGE PARK, MD.

IN YOUR FuTuRE SECURITY
As little as $500 down purchases one
OF these de luxe, quality built, q
famils homes each with 2 Ire.
bedrms.. garbage disposals IN bright
airy kitchens, pvt. entrances, Ras
hot-water heat and full basements---
are Just some OF the many features.
tions ysaesessy s ssssl'Ds st anfss bs sss ssnsa
act now as "A are already sold,
Open daily and sunday, II am, Ell
Dir DIRECTIONS: North on Baiti-
more blvd. (Route - to Coilege
Park. left at Guilfofd Dr., (at ESQ
station block 10 sample apt, or
shEpEF,ck ssI5 EE stSl sn.r or raTSf nN t-eSse 49,
Evening star., 1955-01-09

A HIGH NOTE
IN LOW COST LUXURY
loaering for the Ist time this smart
3-hedfm. brick rambler. featuring
General Electric kitchen. f,ils bsmt.
with Rarden entrance. Grand size
hv. rgl. with fireplace. dining IT,.
Can be financed FfiA. conventional
or GT at Sl6,5ao. See BY calling
Edward R. Briggs, Realtor
Il - wee "a r1snh. rsa ~ paa,
Evening star., 1955-01-08

Prewar Cape Cod with l hedrm. down
and 2 up; porch and Barase. Tou,ii
have to hurry 70 get this one.
SAMUEL 3. HoQLEY, NC Potomac
Evening star., 1955-01-08

COL0RED--4 BEDRMS., 13-in. walls,
kRETssfiSsoaERS Sni nRiE2AEr% 2aS Z. L Ia. 0ssS q
CoLoRED-NR. McKINLEY HIGH
Brick: 3 completely furn, apts.; .
fine home with income OF S15p mo-;
THAcKER REALTY. ST. 3-7i3S,
c1oEokEDMs4a c1ofEokEigDs49s4a 9th ST. NE, sss57
Clay pl. NE. 1877 Linden st, ne
before sgs son e9,ds move ea IN no S you sbe nefo e
pay exactly like rent. VERY little
cash required. Call Mr., FREED-
Man EoaS and SSG Frust St Hk Bank sids RE
coioREp SioSs2i ewes s5do II 4c2hslri 4c2HhEsslriNuT ST.
N.E.-3 beGrm. bunga. Oil h.-w.h
AS snug as bug in q rug Less
than 10000. Offer. KRET5iNoER
REALTY. LA. 6-l492. IS
C0LORED--Capitol View. los 50th
st. NE.--Open daily. , III dark.
seauts T sns s semlds' Tie BATH kls hoet csi MT
jackson. II. 6-053o. MADDEN
CoIoREDSiS4s N. CAROLINA AVE.
N.E,-Open Sunday 1-J: tapestry
brick, completely redseorated; hot
come. Front entrance TO basement
apartment. Excel. finaneine. Trade.
Terms to suit. Call Mr.. Needelman,
IA. p-9299. or MAX MILLER RIAL
ESTATE; Ii, 5.2igo,s, -
2-story, detached brick building con-
tanning . complete apartments I
with rooms, kit, bath, electric
refrigerator. / with 3 rooms, kttch-
en-, bath. electric refrigerator. Auto.
gas h.-w.h., steel FENCED yard. new
terms. FLOYD 3. DAVIS CO.. 1890
/ X St NV, MA. s-0352: ewes, LU.
2-O037. -
Evening star., 1955-01-08

Unscrambe the sets of letters making word Of each
jumble. Print each word letter to square, beneath
each umble The letters ron have printed the ccled
squares may then be arranged spell the surprise dnser
suggested by the cartoon clue. What Is 1t? fAnswer
appears Page A-21, Col 10
Evening star., 1955-01-08
POTOMAC, MARYLAND

BRICK RAaGBLER-lIs Is ACRES
Three-yr .-old custom-huiit rambluf,
with porch and garages liy. rra. with
Heatilator flrepl. sep. din. frn. with
built-fn china cabinets. elee. hit.
and pantry; 5 hedrms. Il paneied
S23. 500, with excel. terms. Owner
willing to GI for vets SAMUEL 3.
BoGLEY, INC. Potomac Once. on.
S-0333s :ss& .sE $3.50 -S
Evening star., 1955-01-08
CHEVY CHASE
SPLIT LEVEL

-hcose colors inside and out. This
spacious all-hrick home In q most
ideal and conyenient location leaves
2 large bedrooms with q potential
for S bedrooms: has IN baths: q
very large Kitchen completely
equipped with 10x10 dining area.
Separate dining room, living room
with fireplace. recr. rn. with fire-
place and garage, These and many
other features all for $32 500 with
ereux for appt. OF. 2-6305 Sat. and
sun, to z pm. I. M3B. FRED
ERIcK y, BERENs SALES, me-
Evening star., 1955-01-08

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Charming FURNISHED ,isl o. q uniurnished a
baths. ige. liv. and dining rms,
srsakfsst sa, s1, rl mod KIT, sa By n appoinf- M
6-5512: weekdays. Ho. 2.5956. o.
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
Gracious ''oId South" Colonial In
finest residential location. Large
nter-entrance hall, bedrms..
baths, slate roof, VIII sell fast. Call
OIL. 6-6s76 for your early appt. to
THos. J, FISHER CO., INC.
Evening star., 1955-01-08
HoUsEs 81 sALE--N.E. lcsss. /


18th AND A eTe. NE.
ONLY 1895 down; Colonial brick home.
very modern; 8 lEe. rms plus rec.
u IkyrNE AID. 4-a7s7: ewes. ~.
Evening star., 1955-01-08
WHEATON
+, Open / Til Dark
$3.50 HARDY AVE.

SeoU hAttot AVE
Brick rambler: 8 bedrms.. full bsnt.
with, rec; rm.: ise. iiy; ra1; with
down payment 10 qualified vet.
House has several extras and IN
new.house cond. DIRECTIONS: Out
Ga. ave. freeway short distance past
on Parker about blocks 10 Iyanhoe.
right on Tvanhoe block to Hardy
ave, left on Hardy to our open
sign. RE. 1860; ewes. OIL. 2-9l1e.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-01-08
noUsEs FoR sALE-Mb.
Blessed Sacrament Parish

Blessed sacrament Parish
Brick coloniais 4 bedrms-. . baths;
let a. powder rms; screened porch,
bEiit-in Gnraae: level lot: blks
D. G, fransp.: eves WO. e-3a0d.
Daily . Am. to 6 p.ras IN. 2-7400.
METzLER, REALTOR
SOFA Conn Ave- q Nebraska Ave.
BURNT MILLS GARDENS
Loe rambler. I'll Northwest DR..
OPEN from 1890 to 4:30 sat, and
sun. Admired BY many and now for
sale. This outstanding home is
beautifully situated on picturesque
landscaped lot, with beautiful shrubs
and trees. Large liy. rni.. fireplace,
hree On. Tm. 9 eedrns. Or nsc.
the most outstanding home IN this
lovely community. Cal evenings.
Sat, and SUM- ~. 7-sle5. Wkdays.
Mr. ODuM, RI. 1856, or your
nf0kE(. ~
Evening star., 1955-01-08
CHEVY CHASE

new ramblers on deep lots;
8 bedrns.. 2 baths. huge rec. I'm.
With hrepl.: Dream push button sit. !:
plans. Upper eos. Open Sunday, /
to 5. Conn. ave. to Jones Bridge
rd.. right Z hlks. to Briery Court,
right to open sign. EM. 9-2s16.e
MERRYFIELD b WOODS
Evening star., 1955-01-08
WHEATON,
3 Bedrms.-1M Baths
WHEATON
Sl45OO

See this lovely, newly decorated D.
bedrm. brick rambler, with hsnit.,
set on corner lot. With these extra
picture window. corFidor-type kiteh-
en- with breakfast space, good
sized bedrms.; bsmt. with recreation
area; nf. high school, grammar
school and recreation center. Good
financing available. Cali CARL NJ.
4-na4p. ives. on a-NaaR. -
Evening star., 1955-01-08
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
5501 MONTGOMERY ST.

Near schools, shopping. d. C. trans
portation. Between Conn. and Wis
consin ave. t2 blks. across District
lineJ, Ideal for large family, this
home Is quality built therefore lend-
ing years Of low maintenance cost.
Designed for comfortable, ENJOYABLE
living, this new, stone-and brick
split level has full entrance hall.
powder room with vanity, tiy. rm.
and stone flrepl., entertaining size
with abundance Of birch cabinets.
Z Up four steps to 4 bedrms. and Q
baths. Additional bedrmS., bath,
T rscfeation I'm I'm. space rGnshsd.in .Isss at
beautifully handicapped lot with
many trees, Priced right.
Directions: Out Conn. ave, q Of the
way around Chevy Chase Circle 70
Western ave. and right / blk. to
Oliver st. to MONTGOMERY st and
left 10 55Q1. open SUM- Ia.
BETHKE BROS tBuilder-Ownef1
j MILLER. RE 6-l21B
The Arizona post., 1955-02-18

Here for the next few
months is Mrs. Nathan Lewis
and children, Marlene and
Sharon, Detroit. On Tuesday
Mr.. Lewis flew in to spend a
month with the family. They
are at the F a m i n G o. Mrs.
Lewis is active in Hadassah,
Temple Sisterhood, Bonds for
Israel and PTA. He is in the
loan business.
Grandma jeanette Roth
berger, while conValeScing
from her recent illness, was
pleased to receive a citation
from Mayor Emery commend
ing her efforts for the various
humanitarian causes and her
hard work in behalf of their
financial success.
From Nora LOerpabel we
receive word t h a t Dorothy
Abowitz, an artist who lived
here a few seasons ago, is haV-
ing a successful one-man show
at the Crespi Gallery in New
York. Mrs. Abowitz won a
popular choice award at the
Tucson Fine Arts show for
her Wailing Wall a few years
back. She is the sister of Mey-
er Jonas.
Harry Schlanger, recently
returned from a vacation in
Miami Beach, Fla. The wea-
ther there was so cold, he was
delighted to get back to the
sunny Old Pueblo.
Winning top scholastic hon
ors at the VA Law School last
semester were Stanley Field
man and Robert Shafton.