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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-08

of Whitefish high school and is en-
ployed at the AAC plant. Edgerton,
a 1852 graduate of w. H. S. attended
Montana State university for two
years before joining the Army. He is
stationed at Laid Air Force Base,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-08

and Mrs. Cliff Cole and daughter,
Roxie, Plains; Mrs. Arnold Bartlett
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bartlett,
Spokane; Miss Helen Phillips, Mis-
soula, and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Meacham and daughter, Connie, Kali
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-08

OF Dlue and pink flowers.
= Inc brides mother chose a pastel
Iioral print with white accessories
ana a yellow rose corsage and the
Drldegro0m'S mother was alfred in
a turquoise suit complemented by
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-08

Fairbanks, Alaska, where he Is an
administrative clerk He was to
leave soon for Alaska. Mrs. Edger-
ton will remain here until Septem-
Der, when she will join him to make
their home in Fairbanks.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-08

ispell.
For going away the bride chose a
gray faille dress with aqua coat and
the red rose corsage from her we'd
ding bouquet
| Mrs. Edgerton is a 1858 graduate
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-07-08

pink corsage.
A four-tiered wedding cake, dec
Grated with pink roses and topped
by a miniature bride and groom, was
served at the reception which fol-
lowed in the church parlors. Mrs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Scheuer-
man spent Sunday visiting their
daughter and family Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gahris, at Tiffin.
Mrs. Allen Franck was hostess
to the Ace of Clubs at her home
last Tuesday afternoon. Members
present were Mrs. Clarence Sea-
water, Mrs. Kelly Winnie, Mrs. Ray
Hablitzel, Mrs. Vernell Price, Mrs.
Bernard Scheuerman, Mrs. Rollin
Buhrow, Mrs. Stella Leow, Mrs.
Lawrence Myerholtz, Mrs. Harry
Zehner and Mrs. Luther Mylander.
Guests were Mrs. Elmer Nehls and
Mrs. Louis Wistinghausen. First
prize was won by Mrs. Price, Sec
ond by Mrs. Buhrow. Guest prize
by Mrs. Nehls. A delicious dessert
course, preceded the games.
Miss jeanne Humphrey, bride
elect of Donald J. Konieczny, was
guest of honor at a bridal shower
given by Mrs. Otto Michael and
Joann, at their home on Friday
evening June oath. Upon arrival at
the party jeanne was presented a
corsage of pink carnations. Others
in attendance were Mrs. Avery
Humphrey, Mrs. Joseph Konieczny,
Mrs. Anna Clayman of Wesleyville,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

ents were on a trip to jamestown,
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar BroV<ler and
Mary Ellen are spending a week
visiting at the home of their SON.
in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Steinmiller and family in
Ajax, Ontario, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Browder and
family and Margaret Browder had
a picnic Sunday at the Blue Hole,
Castalia, Ohio.
Mrs. Ralph Seeger was hostess to
her Pinochle Club on Friday eve-
ming at her Rocky Ridge home.
Members attending were Mrs. Dan
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Frederick Linder,
Mrs. John Mays, Mrs. Werner Bab-
cock, and Mrs. Emery Schutt. Guest
players were Mrs. Dale Amend
niger, Mrs. Warren Young, and
Mrs. Amanda Atwater. High score
was won by Mrs. Almendinger and
low by Mrs. Atwater. Between
games delicious dessert course
was served.
Mr.. Roy Kern and Family of
Norwalk, o. were visitors Wednes-
day and Thursday of last week at
the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Scheuerman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Miss Elsie Meyer. Prize for high
score was won by Mrs. Gibson, and
for low score Mrs. Schiller. Deli
cious refreshments were served at
the conclusion of the games.
Mrs. Max Griest was hostess to
the Static Club at her home last
Monday night. Attending were Mrs.
Charles Fought, Sr., Mrs. John
Graves, Mrs. Cy Franck, Mrs. Oscar
Herring, Mrs. Nick Stevens, Mrs.
Clifford Rymers and guests Misses
Bethel Madison, Margaret and
Frances Kramb. Margaret was the
prize winner. After the games re-
freshments were served and gift
of silver was presented to Mrs.
Herring in honor of the 25th we'd
ding anniversary recently cele-
brated by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Her
ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Sheriff., Sr.
entertained at a family dinner
party in their home last Sunday in
honor of the birthdays of Mr.. Sher-
rill and their two grandsons Bobby
and Jimmy Busack, of Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cutcher had
their granddaughter Mary Judith
Johnson of Toledo visiting them
for the past week, while her par
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Understand quite few Oak Har
borites are enolled in the Red
Cross Swimming Glasses at City
Park, Port Clinton -.
The gas line is being extended
on East Water Street to the
Corporation line -.
Our best to Judge and Mrs. P. w.
Gulau who observed their 45th
wedding anniversary on the 23rd.
1t. J. G.. and Mrs. Don Knoerr
and Deborah were Friday after
noon visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Buchanan.
DIR. and Mrs. C. M. Seeley, DR..
and Mrs. Robert Bolte and family
to Akron on Wednesday
to visit DR.. and Mrs. George Seeley.
Mrs. Phillip Van Rensselaer, en-
tertained at Canasta party hon.
oring Mrs. Robert Bolte at her
home on Friday evening. Guests
included Mrs. Jack RAIDER, Mrs.
Jack Schiller, Mrs. Albert Tilton,
Mrs. Glenn Robinson, Mrs. George
Boon, Mrs. Media Tschumy, Mrs.
Jean Williams, Mrs. William Glib
son, Mrs. David Thierwechter and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Pa, Mrs. Ernest Clayman, Miss
Virginia Clayman, Mrs. Donald
Holewinski, Mrs. Virginia Hahnlon,
Mrs. James Chic, Jr., all of Toledo.
Mrs. Donald Niehousmeyer, OF
Woodville, Mrs. Melvin Konieczny
and Connie of Graytown. Joann
Konieczny, Mrs. William Konieczny
and Carol, Mrs. Fred Gates, Carolyn
and Linda. Mrs. Ernest Gptes, Mrs.
Wilbert Gates, Mrs. William Gates,
Mrs. Charles Gates, Mrs. Henry
Peters, Mrs. Walter DamSchroder,
Mrs. Johanna Clayman, Mrs. Ralph
Clayman and Marjorie, Mrs. Otto
Clayman, Mrs. Lille Luebcke, Miss
Emma Kutzner and Miss Anna
Koepke. Unable to attend but send.
ing gifts were Mrs. Phillip Rymers
of Dayton and Miss Mary Humph-
rey. Games were the diversion of
the evening, after which the hon.
oree opened her lovely gifts. A de-
licious lunch was served at the
conclusion of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mylander
were on business trip to Colum-
bus on Monday. They had dinner
and spent the evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Patterson and
family. .-,..&el
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

iorie of Elmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grieger, Jr.
entertained on Sunday at a party
honoring their daughter Ruth Ann
on her 10th birthday. Attending
were grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Grieger, Sr., Carolyn johnson
of Indianapolis, Ind, Nancy Bur
bach, Sandra, Judy, and Patricia
Doyle, Connie Boiling, Gail White,
Mary Kay, Kurt and Gina Grieger.
Games provided entertainment and
refreshments were the traditional
birthday cake and ice cream.
1t. J. C.. and Mrs. Don Knoerr
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
CHATTER BOX

Grapevine items = Betty Rahm
has purchased the Cliff Fielder
house On ottawa street the
Felders and the Walt Chris have
moved into the apartment above
VOLTS Drug Store until their new
home on Oak Ridge Drive is COM
pleted -. 80
Noticed the Paul r. LockwoodS
have their new home on Oak Ridge
Drive underway as has Earl
Paman in the Robinson Addi-
tion the Jack Parks are adding
a garage -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

6arflSOu ClOWe, MIS-. vi. j. McbalH
Mrs. Cletus Axe, Mrs. Robert
1'hayer, Mrs. Glenn Robinson, Mrs.
Wilson Shortridge, Mrs. Richard
Guntsch, Mrs. George Boon, Mrs.
Delos Nissen, Mrs. William R. Glib
son, Miss Elizabeth Harrison, and
from Toledo Mrs. Richard Pierce
and Mrs. Edward Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Franck had
a family dinner at theN home last
Sunday. All of their children were
present, including Mr.. and Mrs.
James Franck and family, and Ken
meth Franck all of Columbus and
MIR. and Mrs. Loren Lohr and Mar
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

and daughter Deborah left Monday
morning for their home at Quonset
Point, r. |. after weeks visit with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Knoerr.
Mrs. Frank Scholt spent last
weekend with relatives in Port
Clinton and on Saturday evening
attended the wedding of her niece
Miss Gloria Probel at Peace Luth-
eran Church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
OAK HARBOR BRIEFS
Lawn Party For Visitors
Among OHSocial Events
News Staff Correspondent

Mrs c. NJ Seeley entertained at Lawn Party last Thurs
day afternoon honorng her daughter Mrs Robert Boe and
children of Colorado Springs Coo who visiting at her
home. Invited guests included Mrs David Thierwechter
Mrs Phillip Van Rensselaer,, Mrs Jack Rader Mrs. Jack
Schiller, Mrs Corwn Hablitze. Mrs. Albert Tlton, Mrs
Evening star., 1955-07-06
FORESTVILLE, MD.
CT APPROVED
NfQ mn

53s6 Humphrey drive-Brick bunga.
low; lv,, rni.. 3 bedrms., bath,
equip; kit. scr. pch.. oil heat, LOT
rs by l50. FREDERICK A
BLUMER CO., e17 Pa. ave. Sc,
Ii. 7-l0SS. %
HILLCREST GARDENS
Det. brick containing liv. rm. with
flrepl., spacious din. rm., all-eiec.
kit, 2 lge bedrms. and full bath
on LIST fl 2 lge bedrms and bath
on End A full bsmt.; g.a.-c. heat.
b.-i. garage: lge. lot. Trades con-
sidered. MA. S-9792: ewes. OIL.
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UNIVERSITY PARK
6505 QUEENS CHAPEL RD.
RTJY FROM OWNER

7-room, center hall, brick Colonial:
on large. level lot; close to schools,
porch, garage and full basement.
Shade trees. Large storage attic.
All modern appliances including
freezer. This house Is In excellent
mediate occupancy, For appt., call
RE; 7.4300. 10 to 8 only. MIR.
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HOUSES for SALE. VA. tcent.

a BEDRMS.. 8 baths: lust off Mt
Vernon blvd. Excel price and
terms: Cali H. A. EDGE. so
IL RMS, 3 BATHS. masonry Cape
Cod in good condition. can be d.
vided into 8 apis. and rented for
$3.50 per month. Located nr Cen
stssI.'s sosa' sHiPIiissY, q. ssoosisa. sg sE
Is MILES D. C.-stone Colo. 6-rm.
frame, on u acres. excel. outbldgs:
fenced. lake. OWNER. DU. 5-sas7,
Low DOWN PAYMENT YouR
PROBLEM? Call and make an ap-
pointment to see this 3-bedrm
ownership. City utilities. In Fails
Church. Priced at only SO 800,
with large AZ first trust that can
msnts. ARFAx RtEAISTTY. JR. 1.
|REcRS. RIM. WITH FIREPLACE
ne means added ,1 valve e this spssklinf
FANCY. In quiet s. Arlington neigh
bofhood. 50-14-ft. comb. living
dining rm. with frepf.: birch cabi.
nets In kit. side porch, 3 bedrms.
tile bath, full bsmt., level lot. Ses
TINS At only $lS,500 with PARKER
SMITH 81 DONNELL, ia. 7-61f;1
l2.bEDRM. brk Colonial. beautiful
lse. liv. rn1.; lge. bedEm., 17x1Ih'
sep: din. rin-. new kit. full bsmt
with attrac. recr. rm. Mr.. best
schools. shopping. transportation
8 min. from Pentagon, Lge. lot
Immed. possession. CT appraised
low at $4,000. After s, ia. 2-Is68
ARLINGTON-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. close-in, like new: all GE kit,
large liv. rnn. with firepl.: walk
out bsInt.;; excellent community
FHA, Military, OIL or eonv. Honest
DUPLEX. NEW, ? large bedrms.
each apt. sep. utilities: daylight
bsmt., space for Ord apt: ofi
Wash. blvd, near Kann's. sep. din.
rm. beautiful kit, large liv. rm.
Easy financing Live rent free.
RICHARDSON &c HALL. ia, =
S10S, o till .. -7
LANqHORN ACRES = New brick
rambler. 8 bedrms.. baths. large
liv.. rm. with fireplace. full bsmt.
with fireplace. attached garage
CORNER lot. 200-ft, frontage. $22.-
$50 OPEN Ewes. Z to q pm.
Directions: Out Arlington blvd. to
Maf1tua, left on Barley dr., to
southwick ST., right block to
The PIcKETT CO. ia. S-a5o1
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CAMP SPRINGS
CT APPROVED

This lovely brick rambler located
on level shaded lot over "a acre;
home arranged with spacious liv
rm.. nice den; 2 twin-size bedrms.
large colored tile bath; very spa
cious and attractive dining and
kitchen combination; attached car
small down payment M S''yei to Veterans ans
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
Realtor 3214 Branch Ave. Sc
10. S-7700 Ewes. 10. S-4762
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

ALEX, Mt, Vernon aye--Lge. 5-rm.
lst-h. apt. In substantial bricl
bldg; will remodel for long-term
Lease; AID. 4-S979, ewes.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, Mast. ave
II room. 13x2O. with small re.
esption hall and privsts 60 lsva:ory 3 tory
Mrs. Sansoucy. EN-, 3-1162. MER.
DANCE sTUDiO, 1I24 Conn. ave
AiT.colS AiElsea Ress iSr MH MY seao syHs school
BASEMENT to be used for ONCE OF
fsnsys do oHn renOvatns Sl nlr1Ii III
q month. weekdays. s to $50
Isah R NEAR Il ST 81. N.w.--unfurnished
bright priysts ofice. attractive law
.YTsysH. snitsa EE; 1890 AZ s,,,.. :, ~ ~ :.
M w.n .ve WndsM s,tabs or SWysr IN MscSa o
fces, title CO. or similar business
Other ofiices available. Call Mrs.
Lyon. OIL. 4-3250.. 724o Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda. Nd. Ill
ATTRACTIVE air-cond. once over
looking White House and LAFAYETTE
Park. i Telsphcne 6. ss sasnswerins serV.
|lO1T l2th ST. N.W.--Studio once.
SIS. other desirable rooms ct $50;
Wired for afr conditioping. Good
AIR Psr6 .cokDSiTi0Nsb. SFff0 furnished ONCE,
including secretarial services: highly
desirable location. Cali NE. .s-55SS
during ONCE hrs. for details and
siAHNsEFaGfGhER,s ifHsEphnasGGf9GhhER, REPRESENTA-.
TIVE private ONCE available, with
stenoefaphic service; air condi-
Toned. Suite $50. Denrike Bldg,
call EX. .}-2gS4. -
UNFURN. PVT. OFFICE in suite Of
Law. ofices.. Use Of reception room.
l4th and X sts. location: $50 mo-: I:
avail. immed. Call MA. 1881 O..
iosa You ST. N.w.-Lee. 1-room
ofiices in ideal business district.
Rent; ssGo SSS mo. Call Mr.. Duysil.
NRkR Ia R7,BtRsSoNr SGsoNr CrRCLE--Air-cSon. eS
ditioned once suite; 2 rms: 700
50. I'll Low rent. Ma. s-24sg.
lilo = ST N.W.-Doubls suite Of
450 So. II. st $70: also single once
Of 258 50. e, at S37. call MR;
Co. IA 4th st. NV. Ma. s-2345,
OFFICE--2nd fioor. Apply EDWIN
r. ELLETT. 1lO6 9th ct. NV.
8 until 3 pm, weekdays. ---S
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CHILLIJM AREA

located. This 3-bedroom
brick home has O modern kitchen
with disposal. and Is In excellent
condition. Schools, shops and trans
pffen pointment 0i1 to inspect. only si4. .o6o
GI Appraisal requested.
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IOU'LL BIZ SORRY

1, ~ Mn. .'..sI % lsnssal...
llnston- near Nssy knns1 ana
iof. gear farlSS, icTSiJ ftsidenfisi
area. &1o.e5Q. - 900 cash
Al SMITH nEALTY
H s-ees3 Hses-. II. e-ss5e
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RAMBLERS

3 bedrooms. 2 paths. all brick. sep.
basement. many extras. wooded
sites surrounded by PARK lands
1922 University lane, q mile Wesl
Of Maryland University. Open daily
Ar. 1885. coHEK REALTY CO.
HA a-p66f ~
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BARBECUE

80 - y - -
Around your own fireplace on thu
spSrSssssiins, SSssi strung opt, .is iysiorids- -typ., ~,
than is minutes from the PEN
.tsson or p. p; G Bsataed ,'a s ceiling Y iiy: !:
tiis bath. screened breezewss with
another barbecue fireplace lead
rage. Friends. HERE'S 4 REAL
HONEY" and it's offered today for
the very first time and at the dras-
tically low price Of $20.950. You'll
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
a419 wilson Blvd. IA. 7-5200 TIL 0
Evening star., 1955-07-06
HOUSES FoR sAtf-up.

szRoAN FoR I'm Handy Nan
nsed Of minor rsDalfE. hrIs pbTch,
basement. landscapsd lot. = hlock
% bouletard In Riverdale, Owner
!sayins' n Is sia ,sa sen At :. sie;oeo -, Sits &
Evening star., 1955-07-06
LANGLEY PARK

LANGLEY PARk
It sparkles with cleanliness and
tasteful decoration. 1t is brick
Cape Cod; expandahle. Has radiant,
hot-water. neat; 2 bedrooms, bath,
on first floor. and roughed in for
bath and Q bedrooms, up. Level
close by bO'S u 'D0'a'''''
ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. 4-4000 RA. $4,000
FoREsTVILLE-3366 Oak Glen way
GI-$11 ,250-$562 DIN.
ssS isnd mo Fun esl Saysht s os oysr cissn asss
pin. Insulated. Call Mr.. Forth
today, 10. $500. cox a. CO.,
10. S-5S37.
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CONTEMPORARY

pelishtfaIls modern s-ssdrm. ram.
ss sss i'a a.. sa.s n.t:s s; ,oa ''': s.as asn: e
path. .fan basement. Lsrse Anchor
fenced lot. Iearport. d. luxe fea-
tures throushout. Remarkable value
81 the d1-appfoved pries Of sl4.-
ESQ. low On. pynt
Arthur L. Walters Co.
s4is wilson Bivd. III .. IA. 7-b2oo
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FLOWERS

By the hundreds surround this s.
bedrm brick Cape Cod with ALL
GE kit, G. disposal. dishwasher,
exhaust fan, ETC.. plus full bsmt.
Level lot on dead-end street. GI
approved, at $1,000 with So cash.
MODERN REALTY Co. LlO. A.
$3.50. II no answer. 10. 5-SS03.
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TRADES CONSIDERED

As:'H;.sn = sss p ssssss,y svS:s: e.s:
rms. and Z and ! baths. earports
and garages. II 50 come and see
What We have. Excellent fnaneina.
5" {. line ui 70 ray Ray I'd. turn lslt I
sal.ts slny; 70 p@ Sgr sasoodo sissod JIM TUCKER
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Reduced to S16.75O

Reuuceu 20 SIb,15U
S-Bedrm. Brick Rambler
On fenced yard. this 4-yr.-oid brick,
full-bsmt. rambler is real buyl
Separate din. rm., lge. kitchen,
firepl.; alum. storm windows. front
porch. Silver Spring area. Trades
considered. LO. $500 I'll 9 pm.
HUGGINS Il HARRISON, INC. sl1t
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PARADISE

Js what you will say when you see
this 3-bedrm. rambler with equip.
Kit full bsmt. with o. S. g. to
level Hoif-course-like lawn. This
is one OF the most attrac. homes
in the county for only S13t950.
MODERN REALTY CO, LO. 4
$3.50. II no answer. EN-. 3-04f1.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

S1O,950
Payments .$7442 per mo. 3-bedrm
brick .wIbsmt. Over " acre. Close
in. Ideal for working man witt
children. WHrTENER REALTY
JA. 1-b263.
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- ARLINGTON
GAVE NfnETxytj
ARLINGTON
HARn no DIE AMI
ARLINGTON. NORTH
WllllamShurp Colonial

UAAIollAoOul B NOlOllldl
4 BLOCKS TO COUNTRY CLUB
Set well back on q sweeping, iIa. IT,,
sreen front lawn. richly Handicapped
es6,.s1 en6 STUDDED .nssf With. With huge boxVoods,
room room leads e Si-FT sofARiUM
room. j SresaeWay % ts'cnSGs oVsPsiusd pGwasI ssl
Fsss re-. i.rsS hyss ho, sgiis.!sysl" \. . ssssms4t
Il, 'Rslsssss Vst..,S sSNsJysts patio Win q
Edward Il. Briggs. Reslfor
Lee Hwy Ut dlebs I'd. IA. B-s4O2
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FARMS

NICE COUNTRY PLACE, facing Rts.
ton. Good 6-rm. house, 5 acres Of
land, other outbuildings: nics
lawn with shrubbery: good view:
price. Ss,500. u down. baianae
easy terms. Call owner JULIAN p.
KELLY, Warrenton 5-20J.
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TWIN Level,

WITH FABULOUS FINANCING! This
1potless 3-year-oid brick. 2-leyel
rambler has 3 bedrms.. 2 tile baths.
10 kit 1ne pAneled rec. rm.,
scr. porch. and lovely brick patio
All this on q 220 lot,
AND IT'S IN n. ARLINGTON
Owner viii accept $4,000 cash and
hold balance TO LIST trust. Priced
ct S23. $50: dI financing also avail
O.. NC. "a. so Is.sos5o7. 7Ao"AII =
4 BEDRMS.-$15,950
Here H. value. located near wakefield
High School. in waikine distance to
everything else: 17-ft. iiv. rm.. full
hsmt. and rear porch. You can't
beat this home for the price. Call
J, WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC, Ra-
dio Bids Arl, yA.4-ll5S.
A dream come true
Is what ycn'I say after seeing this
the suburbs Of Alexandria. g lovely
baths. hreni., separate din. rn..
huge hsmt.: Al ready tor air sHF,-
a1t down. Or 81 600 6t;sHvi dcsn and T assume SDs
lie. loan. AL SMITH REALTY.
XII. S-R652: ewes, Kl. 9-6607. -
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Desk SPACE

ATTRACTIVE. air-eond. once with
telephone answering and mail serv.
ct an address Of Distinction Cau
ST, 3-3456
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/ ann loneSOnne

= oAAA AOA4O0OAAAO
Because my owner is leaving. very
on quiet residential street IN. Alex
and bath End foor; maids rm In
bsmt.; gar.; shade trees galore
S22.500. $4,000 cash and assume
ige. loan. Al SMITH REALTY. KI
$685.. ewes, TE. 6-2957, --7
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$50 ACRES

with attrac mod. home:. ! mi. on
Manassas state Park and No. 80
gil. Almost 400 acres cleared. Re-
duced to $4,000. AID. 4-2644 or
IA. 2-52SO. 10
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A1R-coNDIT1oNED!li

Modern, 2-bedroom brick, in Oak.
crest. Vacant. Sac, price, $14,500
TENCHER- R-WALKER. INC. AID. 4,
2644: ia. 2-52S0. -l0
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LOWDN. PYMT.
BETTER LIVING
IN THE COUNTRY

WILLIAMSBURG Village. out near Olney
is,,,,. sslset % ssTsn.unity sas! e.. with tn, !.
pas . l4x24 living room. bath,
ins room with fireplace. electric
kitchen with Ther1nador oven and
powder room al on first floor
There i 2 foyer entrance with
nss1y aisoo sp 0ass saa.r. i..t eonssla. fsies
James C. Conley & Co.
e525 Ga. Ave. Ju. 9-4134 TIL Q
LOVELY BRICK RAMBLER
With spacious 36x12-ft. ground
carpetine thfoushout living room
and dinins Z cheerful kitchen'
sss sasion; Price. s14.boo: Oh ap-
James C. Conley & Co.
e525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9.4i34 TIL Q
HEART OF SILVER SPRING
Wen located prewar brk, home fea-
turing living room, dining room,
Kitchen, 2 bedrooms. bath on 1st
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scaped lot. Terms. Price, s16' 30
CARROLL KNOLLS
A good buy. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; Just like new; gracious liv
din. rrn. comb. Ice. kit has
g breakfast bar; huge full bsmt. Gl
Priced SIG, 800,
NO MONEY DOWN-GI
s65 per month pays all. 2-bedroom
rambler bright ny. rm., kitchen
with table space, full bsmt, nice
fenced yard with outside fireplace
ana playhouse. Convenient to
transportation and school
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
Majorettes On
Show With Sullivan

Cochran's Majorettes will appear
on an Oct. 81 show at Toledo
Sports Arena with Ed Sullivan and
his troupe.
rs girls of the Port Clinton group
will present Commute show of
drilling and speciality acts before
the Sullivan show goes on at 8
pm. Director Paul Cochran will
meet Sullivan at an afternoon re-
hearsal that day.
Two special Majorettes rehear-
sails, Oct. % and 30, will be sched-
uled. The fast-stepping Majorettes
will perform on the Arena floor in
front of special stage being con-
structed for the Sullivan show.
Space limitations will prevent use
of many of their top routines, but
the girls are thrilled at the invita-
tion, given by Arena Manager
Andy Mulligan, to appear on the
same show with Sullivan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
SCHOOL BOND
ISSUE GIVEN
ENDORSEMENTS

Endorsement Of the bond issue
has already been given by many
organizations of the community.
among them the Child Study Club,
the Grade School Mothers Club,
the Lions Club, Local 497, UAW-
CLIO, the Music Mothers, the Port
Clinton Business and Professional
Women's Club, the Port Clinton
Downtown Coaches Association, the
Port Clinton Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs, the Port Clinton Jr.
Women's Club, the Port Clinton
Kiwanis Club, and Port Clinton
Post No. l13, the American Legion.
The proposed $925,O00 bond is
sue will be paid off over 23-year
period at an annual cost to the
taxpayer of approximately $500
per 81 900 of tax valuation. For the
average tax payer of the district
this would amount to less than sc
per day.
With expected increases in popu
lation of the district and Subse
quent increase in its tax duplicate
there is the possibility that this
amount may be reduced, Supt
Sims said, pointing out that al
though the original estimate of thu
county auditor was $3.50 per 81, ,00(
for the present elementary build
ing, taxpayers are only paying
$160 per 1000 to retire all of The
schools bonded Indebtedness which
includes not only bonds and in
terest for the new elemertar,
building but also for the higf
school addition built in 1887.