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Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
KentOn

The Rev. Frank Lucia preached
his farewell sermon on Sunday
morning. There will be no service
on Sunday, May 26. Sunday School
will be at the regular time, 10
am. Mrs. e. Pratt is superin-
tendent.
The Homemakers Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Alice Haz-
ell on Thursday afternoon, 2 pm.
Mrs. Irene Wooleyhan will pre-
side. The topic, Setting An At
tractive Table" will be presented
by the leaders, Mrs. l. Wooleyhan
and Mrs. S. Knotts.
The Young Adult Class held
their regular dinner meeting on
Tuesday evening in the church
basement. Mr.. Carl Orth presid-
ed. Hostesses were Miss Marlyn
Attix and Miss Marguerite Pratt.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
CheswOld

The proceeds from the bake
held recently at Warren's Store
amounted to $91,00. Thanks to
everyone who helped make it a
success.
Mrs. Lille Evans and Mrs. Cliff
ford Anderson were recent visit
ors with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Saw
in, Miss Josephine Crawford, and
Miss Daisy Lane at Townsend.
Mrs. May Bowen of Whining
ton has returned home after
spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. E. ]. Lafferty.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24

her official visit to National
Emblem Council No. 9 on Tues
day evening, May %. A dinner
was served at the Anchor Inn
at $50 pm, after which the meet
ing was held at the lodge room.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
What to oWATCHfor for
when selecting the most
modern truck for your job !

So take a moment to follow him
around in this on-paper demonstra-
ton. Then you'll know what to look
for and where to find it, too-right
here, at your Chevrolet dealers!
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24

You can start your shopping tour"
for a new truck right on this page!
The salesman shown here is point
ing out modern features that give
you more truck for your dollars.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
wsCs OF CLAYTON TO MEET
Will Present a Worship Playlet,
''The Well at Sychar"

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Ewelps-St. Paul
Church, Clayton met in Fell
lowship Hall on Tuesday, May %
at 8 pm. Mrs. Charles Denney,
secretary of youth work was pro-
gram chairman. A worship play
let, "The Well at Sychar," was
presented by Janet Johnson and
Rebecca Wiley, young people of
the church. Mrs. Thomas Attix
was in charge of the devotion
al service. The nominating COM
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24

To Visit Local ID. of A.
Mrs. Louise Ziegler, of Indian
apolis, Indiana, National Councillor
of Daughters of America, paid
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24

mittee held the election
officers for 1861.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
Smyrna
buSineSSnnen:

When your business needs cash for
inventory or other operating prob
lems-or if you just need financial
advice-call on us at The National
Bank and We'll do what we can to
help.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29
April IL, IA Date Set
For THE Lutte SOnq'

"Pi-Pa-Ki" (Lute Song), the Chi
nese stage classic, which has the
same status to the oriental as "Ham-
let" has to the English-speaking
people, will be presented April 13
and Ia by a Bluffton college cast.
Dale Dickey is directing.
The play was written by Kao-Tong-
Kia in ancient China, and an adj
aptation Of it was made by Moa-
Taou for presentation at the I'M
perial Court of Peking in 1404. Since
then it has had a continuous stage
life for more than 500 years.
"The Lutte Song" had a successful
run on Broadway with Mary Martin
and Yul Brynner as a musical love
story. 1t has been adapted by Will
Erwin and Sidney Howard with act
ing version arranged by Ruth Sergel.
This typical Chinese classic en-
ploys different colored draperies to
indicate the various scenes and a
minimum of stage scenery is used,
as Chinese properties are ever
realistic and require imagination. The
stagecraft class under Mr. Dickey is
in charge Of the scenery and proper
ties.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29
Ami Pliers Return Home From 8,3OO-MiIe
Tour Of South And Southwestern States

Turning west, the Bluffton couple
visited the Mississippi resort area
around Biloxi and Gulfport, crossed
the majestic Mississippi at Baton
Rouge and thence into Texas stopping
at Port Arthur to visit the huge
refineries.
In eastern Texas the Pliers saw
large herds of Brahma cattle as well
as the more ordinary Herefords.
Beyond Galveston, as they Travelled
inland they found Texas dry except
in the valleys where great irrigation
systems have been established. At
McAllen and Pharr, they visited their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Riley, and 10-year-old son,
John Philip.
The Pliers were impressed with
the semi-tropical nature of the veg
citation which included palms, poin-
settias and bougainvillea. At Browns
vile, they attended the Charro Days
celebration and went aboard large
French freighter at the port.
"The great need of the whole south
west is water" Mrs. Pifer wrote her
friends. Everywhere where irrigation
is possible, the land is productive, but
they crossed miles and miles of desert
land running into dust storms en-
route. One morning they found dust
and sand had sifted into the room of
their motel
They visited friends in Tucson in
cluding the E. E. Redicks, formerly
of Bluffton.
Along the Pacific highway the
Pliers were amazed at the countless
oil wells marked by derricks of steel
and wood-"as thick together almost,
as trees in the forest. Among points
of interest visited in California were
the Sequoia National Park, the snow
covered Sierra Nevada mountains,
San Joaquin River valley and Cata-
lima island.
Enroute home the Pliers found an
extensive Arkansas peach crop al
ready in full bloom, great strawberry
fields in southern ILL.,, but nearer
home winter still held sway.
Only a single blowout marred the
long trip, and weather for the most
part was fine.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29
Charles HeIdmans
Married so Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Heldman
celebrated their Golden Wedding
anniversary Saturday evening at their
country home in VanBuren township
southwest of Jenera. They enjoyed a
family dinner and open house in the
evening.
The Heldmans were married Satur-
day, March "a, 1906, at s p. m. in
Trinity Lutheran church parsonage
by the late Rev. ]. Gauss. They have
lived their entire married life on the
farm where they now reside.
Mrs. Heldman is the former Mary
Goetzinger, daughter of Elizabeth
Doer and Adam Goetzinger. Mr..
Heldman is the son of John and Mary
(Hartman) Heldman.
Mr.. Heldman has two sisters, Mrs.
B. ]. (Emma) Boutwell, and Mrs. o.
j. (Dora) Gallant. Mrs. Gallant and
her husband, themselves celebrated
their Golden Anniversary on We'd
nesday of this week.
Mrs. Heldman has sister, Mrs.
Margaret Wilson.
The Heldmans have three daughters,
Mrs. Ezra p. (Ruth) Heldman of
Bucyrus, Ohio; Mrs. T. w. (Wilda)
Smith, Arlington; and Mrs. Kermit
d. (Ruby) Boehm, Route /, Jenera,
and a son Charles, Jenera, They also
have seven grandchildren.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29

Arriving at home last week after
a leisurely 8,300-mile motor loop
around the southernmost part of the
United States, Mr.. and Mrs. Ami G.
Pifer are telling their friends the
story of two months of fun in the
sunshine and fresh air while Bluffton
was buffeted by the usual winter
SHOWS and sleet.
The Bluffton couple left on jan
uary 26 when zero weather and the
first real snow covered the ground
halfway to their first destination
Florida. There, they were impressed
with the miles of orange groves and
year-'round vegetable production.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29

Evangelistic services will be held
at the Ebenezer Mennonite church
starting at 7:45 Sunday evening and
continuing at that same time the fol-
lowing Sunday. The Rev. George V.
Long, Elkhart, Ind, noted evangelist
and youth leader. will conduct the
meetings.
The Rev. Mr.. Long, known as
"Uncle George" to thousands often
draws hundreds to his meetings. His
lectures are highlighted by select
moving pictures, oil paintings and
Bible mystery object lessons.
The public is invited to the services.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29
BlufftOnites Listed
AS Possible Jurors

The names of five Bluffton area
men and women were drawn from the
official jury wheel last week as pros
pective jurors for grand and petit
jury duty in the April term.
Ruth L. Conrad's name was drawn
for prospective grand jury duty.
For the petit jury the names in
clude Daniel Alspach, Bluffton;
Scott S. Edinger, Route 2, Bluffton;
Carl Warner, Beaverdam; and w. H.
Gratz, Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29
REAL ESTATE DEALS

The following real estate transfers
were listed last week by the office of
the Allen county recorder:
Bluffton: Lillian Dillman to Lula
Edith Dillman, part lot SO, tax $3.50.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29

The Friendly Class of the Metho-
dist church will sponsor the movie
II Beheld His Glory, one hour
movie of a centurion describing the
final days of Jesus, at 1880 tonight,
Thursday, at the church. The public
is invited.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29

LOCATE THE SEWING CENTER
near the center of home activities
so the homemaker can sew for short
periods between other household tasks
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29
NOTICE OF AppBiNTMENr
Case No 3k5l6

Ndse nv. oPJIo
Estate of Charles F. D1lman. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Lena Dillman
of Bluffton. Ohio, has been duly appointed
Administrative de boni5 mon with will an
nexed of the Estate off Chailes f. Dillman,
deceased late Of Allen County Ohio.
Creditors aye required to Ne their claims
with said fdpciarY witt hin f0Gff months.
Dated thig 19tb day Iof March. 1876.
PAUL ]. MICKEY
Probate Judge of said County
A~~fMerch 2s, April 5, II
NOTICE for APPoINTMEkT
Case No. SO522
Estate q FsAnk T. ounnnghapfN Deceased.
Notice isAlsereby gwen that-saivin ~. Ritz
Ter, of $40 East Franklin ST., Kenton. otrte-
has been duly appoiAted Administrators of the
Estate of Frank E, Cunningham, deceased,
late of Allen County, Ohio.
Creditors required to file their claims
with said fiduciary within four months.
Dated this 21st day of March, 1856.
PAUL u ROCKEN
Probate Judge of said County
March %, April 5, II
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-03-29
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STAR DUST

ON THE BARREN northwest shore Of the Dead Sea lies
" small ruined settlement called Khrbet Qumran-
It is piece of fat ground about $50 feet above the
sea- and the hills of Judea rise almost sheer behind
the west to a height Of nearly 1000 feet.
Only occasional Arab shepherds with their docks
roamed this wasteland until 1o47. when Of them
stumbled accidentally upon the entrance to cave. In
it he found three inscribed leather ro-and initiated
the remarkable archaeological discoveries
Of our time.
For when these rolls found their way eventually into
the hands Of scholars they identified manuscripts
of Old Testament books older by 1000 than the
oldest known Bible manuscripts. Since then, more
manuscripts have been found In other caves in the
vicinity and scholars have been busy ranSlang ponder
ing and discussing them.
Are these Dead Sea Scrolls as they have come to be
known, likely to alter the Bible know it? Do they
throw light ChriSt's life?
For up-o-date look at what scholars have learned
the Scrolls the article and pictures pp and
The place where the scrolls found, incidentally,
the wilderness settlement where John the Baptist
lived
Sunday You'll meet 23yearod washington beauty
who recently finished making British movie in Africa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
PICTURE CREDITS

Sources of pictures otherwise credited Metro Group 10
III Associoed Press. Harris Ewing. sor ssof H. Metro 10
II. Metro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
THE FRONT COVER

Archbishop Mar Athanasius
Yeshue Samuel Of the Syrian
Church examines a glass
protected fragment Of the
Dead Sea Scrolls in his New
York study. See pages 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

Baltimore blvd. Excel.
location Tor dousnnIt s aa VIII Fl SIN I'M
Louls MILLER, Realtor, Fin. 4
3S23; ewes, WA. 7-e0l2.
ZONE Z-2, / mi. north U. of Md
242 it. front. on Rte, l., close TO
new intersection: chain store: DOC
per IT.. Will exch. NE; 4-35H0:
s .ss, IA; 2; ~ w. " LEWIS ENnd.
ridge; 12s-ft. front on R. /. ave.
ne; frontage on streets, con-
tanning l2.400 50. It. LIST comml,
Suitable for most any tttail BUSH
ness Nov improved BY = dwellings
rented at $500 per 100. giving nice
income till ready to build. Also
unimproved BLDG. sites. R. g.
DUNE, Realtor, WA. T-01S2, FE.
1874 II ST. N.E.-Brick store and
apt: income S:!,l0o ser annum
Must be sold. submit offer R. g
dunno, WA. 7-07S2, HO. !-dfQ0
Right in the heart of
triangle, opposite public parking
lot: 4-bedrm.. 2-bath house with
gas h.-w.h. and full basement: 10
It. road frontage can easilv be con-
L fEied NC SS S'f Io. se q S'es' A
grated area, greatly m need q
local store; s,w. yorner 22nd AND
8. Oakland SITS, 76x112:. ST 200 for
quick sale. ia. 5.22l4, Monday,
SILVER SPRlNG.-Det. 6-rm. home
good location. Need quick sale o.
will rent with option to buy. RIP
CoMMfRCTAI PRoPERTY = an
Beltsville area. with an established
restaurant business. offered In one
package This is a rare opportunity
For further information. call Mr.
Whalin, Fox & WHAL1N. INC
B AZ aFs"' CROSSROADS. Route lS :
Va, lso-Ft. Frontage Approx
ll.0d0 50. II Excellent develop
ment potential PRICED at 80 per
so II Mr. CNrord OIL 2-fs34
with FRANK s PHILLIPS. pI
LIEF hwy. ARL., VA, across from
new Safeway $4,000 50. Il. OF C.
zoned property. LU.. l-af5l.
WISCONSIN AVE. Of the lev
remsining small properties in this
fine area between sears and West
ern ave, where values are steadily
tnereasins. 46-ft. frontage on
streets improved by Broom house
in excel conG. Liberal terms INEZ
CusHARD Realtot. EN- 2-4e32 OF
Of o.SH07
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
HOUSES w1p TO BUY INVEST PROP sus

,-ONED &c. 7 7ue acres, mi.
north of Univ. OF Md. 242-ft
frontage on Important Route J 35e
50 II. Terms, submit offer. WA. y
1871: HE. 4-35Q0. W. W. LEWIS
X ST NV. Mr.. 2eth-SmalI remod-
SEC Flea story 6rE bldg T paN Ps5kl1s
81 RE- s.e1s rs; or Fl Il. I:7ssssS.N DoL!h
DAMASCUS, in heart Of business
sectton-ss acre Zoned commercial.
g6-ft. frontage. with well-kept solid
frame dwelling of q rms. and bath:
garage. Suitable for doctor or dem
further developed. $4,000. Can
Mrs: Candy. Ev: 4.9ll6, J. IVES
COMMERCIAL GROUND IA. 400 to
$4,000 50. IT on Sheriff I'd: all
gitIs,; soc per # SIDNEY WEN
Ewes IA 9-Aalo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
Vests New Catalogl

Eastern States Catalos Maine
to N. Carolina! New spring edition
OF farms. homes and busilesse
Completely different. IT'S FREE
VESTS, NE-3, ll2f Western Say
FUND Bids, Phila, Pa
RIVER FARM. l0l acres. 80 open
faces improved road; 7-room dwell
ing. large living room, . baths, metal
roof barn. shop and poultry house
SIS, 900: terms
go acres wooded land; some gooc
timber facing hard road; creek
S25 600: terms.
900 acres pulp wood: oak and
pine; $40 per acre includes land.
r acres facing Rt. IL: 7-room
bungalow; cleo: $4,000; terms.
Dairy farm, 1877 acres. 12-roon
house; bath; 6-rm tenant house
barn, sheds. silo, etc; so head OF
cattle; machinery: shipping on D. C..
market: sos 600 terms.
1856 acres, facing improved road
old S-room house and barn with
metal roof; $1,000: terms. Near
village
Acre lots, facing improved road,
$50 each
B. F. PERROW
Jo D., -
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

SgbtSESs SbSStSS eSN NSsNb
CONN. AVE-, mr.. shoreham - Heat.
ing Ideal for studio. laborstory.
professional. Ho. 2-6334.. ewes.
OR OTHER PROBES.
IONS. air conditioned. modern.
~ ny I Toe inspect; Ho 2-6s5s or
1917 81 isth ST. Nw.-s-rm. SUI suite.
over 1000 50. IT,; newly dec, air.
suile. 3rd a.. SlbO; studio ONCE.
S25; good park. area ST 3-5530
WHEATON. 11145 viers MN I'd.
t te r0G 70 4 VIZ remodel to suit
working and. storage space; park.
$3.50; HARRISON q ADAMS. Ma.
ss ss'I PiEsNNA. AVE. s.E.-Ideal for
ofs ETs % sn ONCE aso Nv
ing ggartersi plenty parking. LU.
BETHEEsDA-Modern suite Of Of
fees: end a. on front in new 2. c:
bldg. facing, Wisconsin ave-; daily
3anitor Se FdSEp$ TlS 0sT m99tR
1896 wis. ave. oil. s-2i23 go
18th AND X Sis. N,W.-3-room
suite in established law cfice; fully
carpeted and air cnnditioned.S $3.50
per month. EX. 3-3595 -.
ness to share cost Of office in Sc,
Congress Hts. area. Box 296-J,
o sEFTt SPACE, will remodel tic
suit doctor or dentist. An excel
heavily populated Arl. location. Boz
air Ifs .doN5 Sfi1; available al April
300 So. II. arm. suite. $50 mo-;
modern new building, ample park
ing. 4th and Harvard SITS. NV
SILVER SPRING, MD. 1908 Boni-
FAINT st:-Attrac; air-cond. 2-rm.
SsnI; ABBY GUARDIAN FEDERAL.
$500 Georgia ave, or call CO. g.
The REALTY BLDG. 1924 x st.
n;w.-Attrastlye newly decorated
elsv nr eSs From cs St9 o6 mo- See suD
FURN. once. recep.
rm.. 500 Wash. Bldg. ST. 3-7233;
FOLGER BLDG. 725 18th st. NV
Newly dec front ONCE, air-cond.:
SO mo. KOONES 6s MONT
GOMFRY. INC, Realtors. DI. =
CAPITOL HILL. front sal. rm.. cor.
BLDG, newly redec.. janitor, air.
cond. option. reas. rent, KE. S-6644.
CONN AVE. Mr.. r ST.-Elev. bldg.
Single ONCE or suite: air cond.
newly dec. park. low rental. Immed.
poss. ST. 1867. RA. 6-34l3.
A BEAUTIFUL 1.000-su.- 1T suite in
modern aforementioned ONCE bldg.
LOCATED in the new Conn. ave. ONCE
building district; 1855 includes free
parking. B. FRANKLIN KAHN.
Realtor, NO. 7-9111.
IN FINANCIAL AREA OF Sill. sPG.
"A 3-rm. suite on End a., reas.
rent. Call JU. s-140O.
FACING ARL. COURTHOUSE--N
Title Guaranty Bldg; air-cond.,
sgls.. suites, from $40. EN-. 3-9471.
LEASE - 3-room car
peted aforementioned ONCE suite,
Building 7ca 18th st. NV. For ins
formation. telephone Ma. s-70s2
II
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4-FamilY Apt, Gas Heat

This very mod. ssmidet. brick
BLDG. is in excel. cond. and In tlns
p c. r DS y Tss S oS sxpsps sseto
TENANTS FURN. OWN HEAT AND
ALL UT1IS LIST trust $4,000;
only $4,000 cash needed, and priced
At only S21 500. Today call ia v
sea.
Jess Fisher g. Co., Inc.
142uKst NV. Realtors Elk. 3-lsll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
MODERN APT. HOUSE

Coasistins OF one-bedroom apis
IN white neigh5orhood. oil heat Of.
fered at low price Of approx +
times the annual income Very sub
stantial FIRST trust available Rea-
sonabie down payment required.
ALSO In same location mailer apt
mouse built in 1859. individual gas
heat in each apt. tenants nay Tor
I'll utilities. Reasonably oriced for
quick sale. For details IN thest and
other Investment properties. call
evenings and SUNDAYS. OV 3i4S6
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1893 X st. NV. ST. S-Ssoo
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MD


/. 90 acres. St. Marys County.
tobacco barn, other outbuiltiI,a :,
small lake, paved road near Char
lIotte Hal, 3S miles u. {. 81 .tNill
=, zoo acres, .-roor home in
GOOD condition. LARGE, tobacco barn,
small cottage. outbuildinQs, timber
beautiful stream: on paved road. 81
miles D. c. $4,000.
=. ~ acres. 6-room home with
bath, > barns. outbuildinss, fenced,
paved road. 81 miles D. c. $4,000
4. l59 acres, 6-room Colonial
s aSme oarni tenant house farm
msdiate possession; 40 miles D. C.
5. II acres. 5-room home, tobacco
barn. stable. chicken houses, run
ming creek. timber. improved road
g miles D. C. Immediate possession
s. las acres. Groom modern
home fully equipped kitchen. :
proved highway. well and streams,
40 miles D. c. $4,000.
Z. 81 acres. broom home with
ELECTRICITY, runnins stream. large
improved ha road S and 'q IN eaIti9s
ton, valuable timber, IS miles D C
u" Dau
s, 90 acres modern masonry. a.
bedroom home. hot AIR heat. large
barn beautiful trees running
stream, improved road, 80 miles
D. c.; immediate possession. Sl4,-
$50
See our ad under "Waterfrunts
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INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
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- $50
acre improved beef farm, on pave
ment; nr. Gilberts Corner on Hwy.
with q mod homes, has lge. barn,
tract could be subdivided, tillable
land suit. for corn alfalfa, orchard,
and grass. Plenty of blue grass sod.
Out town owner says reduce
price and sell to responsible buyer
Beas. down payment. 20 yrs. on
balance If sold by midnight April
6. Brokers Cooperation invited,
Write BOX 22Q-R. Star Ii
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3oX55

on lower Conn. ave. with en-
frances and large show windows on
. streets. Wonderful opportunity for
any retail operation: but prefer 5
Available June 1. For details call
Mr.. IRVINE, ia. 9-647S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18

D. C.-Mod, brick
bldg. about 10000, 50. II. on
floors; elevator, washroomS. once.
5000 mo. A. NJ. ROTH co. RE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18
NoNrCoMFPy County

MONTGOMERY COUNTY - l2
acres. Modern owner-built rambler
near new route 40. 3 bedrms.,
baths. Unusual elevation. A per-
sonalized owner built home of re-
finement and finessc, Priced at less
than cost under 100000.
ESTATE DWELLING - 10-rm,
moderrized fran manor house,
and two "a baths: S22 500. add
tiopal acreage available. 26 mi. D. q
EXCELLENT FRONTAGE ON RTE
40, miles east of Frederick; 20
acre dairy farm S-room modern
ICED house, also has fine elevations
for building development, .S27 900.
6O-AcRE STOCK Farm dwell
ings Near Hyattstown. Elevation.
$4,000.
.ls-ACRE BUILDING LOTS-Near
Hyattstown, excel. elevation.
BEN LaGARDIE, FREMONT 4-4l6
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