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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-06-07

Bluffton college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Herr and
children, Michael, Margaret Ann and
Freddie, of North Canton, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. C. Friedly of Fort Wayne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Herr of Toledo,
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Martin of Ak
ron, met in Bluffton for family re-
union on Memorial Day. Franz Herr
is a former member of the Blutfton
News staff.
Rev. and Mrs. Erwin Albrecht and
family are spending few days with
relatives before taking up new
charge in Bloomfield, Montana.
Mrs. C. P.Krohn and brother, Je-
rome Blunke, Morrow, and Mrs. Rus
sell Sneary, Columbus Grove, were
Tuesday evening guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Orlo Marshall.
Here to attend the funeral OF their
sister, Mrs. Ruth Steinman, Tuesday,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar r. Koontz,
Wilmington, Del, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Koontz, Healdton, Okla.
Basinger ambulance removal-Har-
nv Benham from his home north OF
Ada to the Bluffton Community hos
pital.
Ralph Stearns, M. M. Murray and
Wilhelm Amstutz made a visit to
Leipsic Tuesday to call on Mr., and
Mrs. Ed Quaintance, former Bluff
ton resident. Mr.. Quaintance at 9o
has an excellent memory of the early
days in Bluffton, and enjoyed recount
ing his stories to the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leurs Gray ana
daughter Diane of Cleveland visited
at the home of Mrs. Elmer Diller over
the week end. Mrs. Diller accompan-
! led them back home for two weeks
visit.
Mrs. I. w. Geiger of Minneapolis,
Mrs. Lawrence Huber, Mrs. Leland
Diller and Mary called on Mrs. Will
helm Amstutz this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pugh of Bos-
ton, Mass, were week end guests of
the Wilford Geigers, and on Sunday
the group was joined by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Gooding of Delaware, Ohio.
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More Than 300 Attend Annual SUiss Day
Celebration On Bluft6n College Campus

DR.. Delbert Gratz, Bluffton college
librarian, was elected president and
general chairman for the seventh
annual celebration of Swiss Day next
spring on the college campus. He
succeeds Wilhelm Amstutz who head
ed the celebration last Friday.
Miss Minerva Hilty was elected
vice president and d. w. Bixler and
DIR. Howard Raid were reelected
treasurer and secretary respectively.
More than 300 persons of Swiss
descent from points as far away as
Canada, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Him
ois, Minnesota, South Dakota and
Washington attended the afternoon
and evening programs. Because of the
cold weather the picnic luncheon was
held in Founders hall instead of the
baseball green.
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Bluffton Hospital

MAY 28
Discharged: Roger Ballinger, Lafa-
yette; Linda Kay Marshall, Bluffton.
MAY 90
Discharged: Clifford Koontz, Bluff
ton; Mrs. Harry Steinman, Mt. Cory.
MAY 80
Discharged: Mrs. Paul Gotchell and
baby, Mt. Blanchard; George Watt,
Beaverdam.
MAY 81
Admitted: Frances Baumgartner,
Pandora; James Houtz, Arlington.
Discharged: John Reichenbach, Pan
dora; Mrs. Byron Boutwell, and baby,
Bluffton.
JUNE
admitted: Dale Fundum, McComb;
Beverly Sommers, Pandora; Charles
Schmehl, Rawson.
Discharged: Frances Baumgartner,
Pandora; Pamela Grant, Bluffton;
James Houtz, Arlington.
JUNE 2
Discharged: Dale Fundum, McComb,
Charles Schmehl, Rawson; Beverly
Sommers, Pandora; Larry Williams,
Leipsic.
JUNE 3
Admitted: Urban Lichty, Pandora;
Harry Benham, Ada.
Discharged: Mrs. Clair Montgomery
and baby, Bluffton.
JUNE 4
Discharged: Mrs. Alfred Williamson
and baby, Findlay.
JUNE 5
Admitted: Samuel Lee Boehm, Dun
kirk; Timmy and Vincent Goeminne
Bluffton; Mrs. Joseph Long, McComb
Discharged: Mrs. Ray Marshall
Bluffton; Mrs. Martin Higley, Airing
ton.
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Richland Community circle will
meet with Mrs. Edith Badertscher
Thursday afternoon, June Id. Mrs.
Anna Huber will be assistant hostess.
Bluffton All
The Bluffton boys and girls All
club will have a meeting Friday
night at o'clock in the Vo Ag room
in the high school.
c. w. F. Meeting
The C. w. F. of the Church of
Christ, Beaverdam, will meet next
Tuesday, June IL at p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Lewis. New of
fcers for the year are as follows
President, Mildred Varvel; Vice Pres
ident, Wava Amstutz; End Vice Pres
ident, Betty Mumper; Secretary,
Catherine Morris; Treasurer, Pearl
Vertner; Worship Chairman, Lillian
Wilson.
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Nancy Ann Tracy,
RGlUsOn, Married :,

Nancy Ann Tracy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Tracy, Rawson, was
married Saturday evening to Me1vyn
L. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
w. Smith, Groveport, in the William
Street Methodist church, Delaware.
The Rev. Hilliard d. Camp, professor
at Findlay college, heard the vows: !
The new Mrs. Smith was graduated
from Cory-Rawson high school. Mr..
Smith was graduated from Groveport
high school. Both will be graduated
from Ohio Wesleyan university in ex-
ercises Monday. They will be en-
ployed by the General Electric Co.,
Cincinnati.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity house on the campus of OW.
The couple will reside in Cincinnati
after June 25.
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FULLER SPIRITUAL
Continued from page II

uating seniors recently elected by the
faculty into Pi Delta, honorary
scholastic society. The three were
Edmund Leech, Bluffton; Diane Lora,
Lima, and Janet Musselman, Orrt-
anna, Pa.
The Rev. ]. N. Smucker, former
pastor of the First Mennonite church
and now editor of The Mennonite,
whose son, M. Joseph, was among the
graduating seniors, gave the invoca-
ton. Benediction was given by the
Rev. John T. Neufeld, Chicago, father
of Miss Helen Neufeld, who also was
in the graduation class.
A feature of the commencement
week activities occurred Saturday
afternoon when a tree was dedicated
to the memory of the late DIR. and
Mrs. Samuel K. Mosiman. DR.. Mosi-
man was president of the college for
many years. Aiding in the dedication
were Mrs. Christone Habegger Leiper,
Blauvelt, N. Y, and the Rev. A. j.
Neuenschwander, Wadsworth, both
members of the class of '16.
Other activities of the week includ-
ed the annual Swiss Day celebration
Friday, the Mems and Women's
Varsity B breakfasts Saturday follow
ed by the Alumni-Varsity baseball
game and tennis matches, the Alumni
banquet Saturday night and the Bac-
calaureate services in Founders Hall
Sunday afternoon.
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Society and Clubs

Huber, Route /, Bluffton. Mrs. Robert
Stratton, Route /, was assistant
hostess.
Games and contests were enjoyed
by the group with the prizes being
awarded the honored guest. A pink
and white color scheme was carried
out in the decorations.
Attending were Mrs. Peter Leh-
man, Ruby, Ada and Margie Lehman,
| all of Columbus Grove; Wanda Leh-
imam from Kansas; Mrs. Dean Som
mers, Beaverdam; Mrs. James Baum
gartner, Pandora; Mrs. Elmer Stone
lhiH, Findlay; Mrs. Bill Hart, Mrs.
Paul King, Mrs. Roger Mullenhour,
Mrs. Dick Neff, Mrs. George McCune
and Mrs. Robert Which. all of Bluff
lton, Gifts were sent by Mrs. Ned
| Parcell, Elkhart, Ind; and Mrs. Don
Stewart, Toledo.
Cold Star All
/ The fourth meeting of the Gold
Star. All was held at Orange Center,
May 28s with the meeting opening
with songs led by Denise Scoles and
Jean Ann Ream. For Roll Call forty
varieties of birds were reported seen
by the. members. We played health
charadesled by Sue Webb. Our lead
er,F Mrs. Frank Montgomery and
president, Janice Gallant, handed out
our All project books. We are to
bring articles to make our first aid
kit for our club project Lets Ex-
plore the, Outdoors. Plans for the
rest of. the year were made and the
chairman made reports. Recreation
was led by Marie Bosserman and
Louise wilkins. Next meeting will be
held June 18 at 100 at Ohio North
ern campus.
Family HOnors Graduate
Honoring Elizabeth Diller Nisley
who received her bachelor of science
degree in elementary elucatiOn, g
family reunion was held Sunday al
ltnc home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
d. Diller on South Jackson street.
Those in attendance were her par.
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Jesse ID. Dillel
of Abingdon Va, DR.. and Mrs
lOliver ID. Diller, son Karl and daugh'
ter, Connie of Wooster; Mr.. and Mrs
Ephriam Rupp of Archbold; Mr.. anc
Mrs. Hiram ID. Diller and children
Suzanne, Donald and Edward of Pan
dora; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bower:
and children, James, Judy and Ricky
of Holgate; Mr.. and Mrs. Arder
Householder and son, Roger, of Mon
clova; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kins
man and children, Larry, Patrici;
and Dean, of Wauseon; Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Rupp and daughter, Teresa
of Archbold; DR.. and Mrs. James G
Diller and daughters, Collette anC
Janelle Of Grand Rapids, Mich, anC
the honored guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Omer Nisley of Beaverburg.
l.
Share Talent Club
Meets with Mrs. Nina Rupright a
| 8 p. m. Wednesday.
, Richland Community Circle
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Women's Fellowship
The Christian Women's Fellowship
of the Church of Christ will meet al
+he home of Mrs. Floyd Baslnger on
Jnne IA at s o'clock. Mrs. Roy Rogers
will he program leader and Mrs.
irwin Long will have devotlons
Rlnffton and Ada Chapters order
IF Easfern -, Star will be guests
at Friendship Night OF the ha"soii
chapter, No. $50, June 20.
Busy Bees All al,
Biuffton Busy Bees An club VIII
meet in the Ag room Wednesuayii
June 13 at p. m. Bring books ana
projects. Program to be on Sale'y'
We held our last meeting on
Thursday and completed our tender
foot" books. Karen Diller and De-
Iores Luginbill received stars foI
saving the laws. Afterwards we Went
to the Buckeye for a wiener roast
which was planned by Karen Dlller
Elaine Mas and Sue Ewing with the
helm of troop committee mother, Mrs
Robert Ewing. We learned something
about fire building, the use of a
compass and made illustrations OF
'trail'' signs.
Richland Grange
Regular meeting will be held june
IL at $3.50 p. m. Please note the
change of time. Program for the eve
ming will be the Magical Barrel. A
representative from the American
Petroleum Co. will be present.
Girl Scout Day Camp
Girl Scout Day camp is being held
this week, June 5, 6 and z. In case
of rain, camp will be postponed q
day.
Birthday Party Given
On Saturday, June 2, birthday
party was given to the third grade
girls in honor of the 9th birthday OF
Joy Hilty. The group enjoyed games
and contests and refreshments were
served. Those attending were Jayne
Barnett, Diane Conrad, Bonnie il
Cook, Judith Harkness, Ruth Henry
Treva Kohl, June Montgomery
Margo Reichenbach, Lu Anna Shet
Ter, Pamela Triplett, Arletta thinner
man, Mary Zimmerman, jeanette
Benroth, Linda Crawfis, Sandra Dill
man, Leola Huber, Charlene Main
Jeray Moser, Linda Reichenbach, Pa
tricia Stonehill, Linda Swank, AM
Augsburger, Anita Hales, Diana
Hilty and the honored guest. Man,
beautiful gifts were received. Thos
sending gifts and unable, to atten
were Susan Lehman, Ginger Ludwii
and Cynthia Weaver.
Bridal Shower
Miss Lois Lehman, bride-elect o
Milton C. Lyman, Jr., was honore
with a bridal shower Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Edga
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MAYOR URGES

CONTINUED from page u
danger signal on rear for night rid
ing. Wear white or light-colored
clothes at night.
5. Give pedestrians the right-of-
way. Avoid Observation-Disclosures use
extra care.
6. Look out for cars pulling out
into traffic. Keep sharp lookout for
sudden opening of auto doors.
7. Keep to the right and ride in a
single file. Keep a safe distance behind
vehicles.
8. Never carry other riders-car-
ry no packages that obstruct vision or
prevent proper control of cycle.
o. Slow down at all street inter-
sections and look to right and left be-
fore crossing.
10. Be sure that your brakes are
o. X. and keep your bicycle in perfect
running condition.
II. Ride in a straight line. Do not
weave in or out of traffic or swerve
from side to side.
IL. Always use proper hand sig
nails for turning and stopping.
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F. III. Fritchie, Jr.,
At Akron COnfab

Fred H. Fritchie, Jr., formerly of
Bluffton, now residing in Poughkeep-
sic, N. Y, was in Akron Tuesday
of this week attending a conference
of officials of the Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Co.
Fritchie, along with his wife, Mil
dred, and daughter, Diane Estelle,
and son, David Leslie, expect to move
to jacksonville, Fla, around the first
of July where he is being transferred.
He has been with the company for
six years.
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The program included talks by DR..
Hrs, Swiss consul at Cincinnati, who
told how natives of the little Alpine
country have gone into all parts of
the world and become valued citizens
of many countries. He also told a
number of Swiss stories to the de-
light of his audience.
The German songs sung by the
Ladies' Chorus of the First, Mennonite
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church also were we'll received by the
audience, and a new note was added
to an old favorite number on the pro-
gram when Mrs. Bertha Hahn, who
played her either and sang the old
Swiss songs, was accompanied by her
granddaughter, Mary Margaret
Steiner, a fourth generation Swiss
descendant.
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DIR. BIXEL is SPEAKER

DIR. Gordon Bixel, Bluffton optom-
etrist, addressed the teacher educa-
ton group at Ohio Northern univer-
sity Friday morning. His topic was
Vision and Measures to Prevent
Vision Defects.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
REAL ESTATE


ESTATE SITES--One of the most
beautiful in Montgomery County,
near the Sugar Loaf Mountains,
magnificent view of mountains in
Frederick Co., and Virginia, &c
acres. A wonderful buy at ST.
500. MODERN COUNTRY HOME
Near Travilah on about Az
Acres, z rooms, bath and fire
place. Also a modern 4-room
house on same property. Priced at
$19, 800. DAIRY FARM, 160 Acres
in Urbana District of Frederick
County, nice S-room house, "a
stanchion cow barn (shipping to
Washington, corn crib, block i'm
plement shed and usual outbuild-
ings, $27,500. MANY OTHER
LISTINGS, including commercial
sites, industrial sites, investment,
farms and acreage-country lots
and homes. Write, call or see John
r. Spates, Comus, Md, associated
with Thomas j. Fisher Co., of
Washington, d. c. Phones, day
Pc. 2-9S94, evenings & weekends
Poolesville 1881. 6S8
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
SERVICES

GENERAL REPAIR - Painting,
recreation rooms, finishing attics,
porches and siding. Estimates
freely given. Donald A. Lambert,
Poplar 2-3641. All
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
REAL ESTATE
NNeNNNNNN.NNNNNN~A

GATTHERSBURG-6-rm. bunga-
low, screened back porch, full
bsmt., oil h.w.h., gar, lovely u A.
lot, many flowers, shrubs and
trees, $12,650. GAITHERSBURG
Frame bungalow, liv. rm., with
fireplace, equipped kit, 2 bedrms.,
bath, screened side porch, expand.
attic, full bsmt, gas hot air heat,
y A. lot crowded with flowers,
shrubs and trees. $16,500. ROCK
VILLE-West End. 6-rm. frame
bungalow, bath, rm. for another,
front porch, full bsmt., rec. rm.,
nice lot 75x150'. $13,95O. GLEN
MONT = Randolph Rd.. mr.. Ga.
Ave, 2-story frame in good loc.
"a llv. rm., with wall-to-wall car.
pet, bedrm., bath, kit, on 1st fl.
l finished bedrm, l bedrm. and
bath roughed in on End fl; full
bsmt.. gas h.a.h., fenced back yard.
rms nome must be seen to be ap-
preciated. $4,000. GATHERS
BURG - 2-story limestone block
home with exceptionally lge.
rms. throughout. Stone firepl. in
liv. rm., din. rm., 1la baths, kit,
5 bedrms., full bsmt., full attic,
plastered walls; oil h.w.h., nice
side porch. Lovely tree-shaded
lot 72x300 ft. $28,500. MIDDLE
BROOK--Brick rambler, on near
ly an acre of land, large liv. rm.
with firepl.. wall-to-wan carpet,
dining area, kit, 3 bedrms., bath,
full bsmt., rec. rm. with flrepl.
$4,000. KAY BOWLING, Wash
ington Grove, Md, Tel. Gathers
burg 247-J. 700
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
l ACRE ON COUNTY ROAD

L ACRE ON COUNTY ROAD
81 1000. u acre lots on surfaced
road, city water and gas available,
81, ,OO0-$3,000 ca. 10 Acres mr..
Washington Grove, $1,000 per A.
30 Acres nr. Gaithersburg, $4,000.
B Acres nr. Jamestown, $500.
WEST OLNEY PARK--new brick
and frame 3-bedrm. ramblers, 16
#. liv. rm. with fireplace, it.-din.
area 21 ft. (stove, refrig. and auto
washer in kit), tiled bath, bonus
rm. 10x1I for 4th bedrm., den,
util. rm., or shop, oil hot air heat,
carport. l A. lots. $14,900. GLEN
MONT-Randolph Rd. nr. Ga
Ave-, 2-story frame, "a liv. rm.,
with wall to wall carpet, l bedrm.,
bath, kit. on 1st fl. End fl bed
rm. finished, l bedrm. and bath
roughed in. Full bsrnt. Fenced
back yard. $4,000. GATHERS
BURG-6 rm. bungalow, screened
back porch, full bsmt., oil h.wh.,
gar, lovely 1a A. lot, many flow
ers, shrubs and trees. S12,650.
'GAITHERSBURG-Lovely2 2-story
frame home, lge. entrance hall,
with archway to liv. rm., stone
firepl., lge. din. rm., kit, extra
lge. panelled sunporch, encl. back
porch, Y bath on 1st fl. 3 bed
rms. and bath on End fl. Lot 75x
380', nice trees and shrubs. $18,-
500. Additional lot avail. KAY
BOWLING, Washington Grove,
Md. Tel. Gaithersburg 247-J. 665
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

5 ACRES-With 100 foot ram.
bier, 21z baths. Also small barn
for horses etc. Just a few min
utes out Of Gaithersburg. For pri-
vacy and quiet, this is ideal, $29,-
$50 and we'll financed. Romer e.
Co. Inc, Realtors, Gaithersburg
299. 1876
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

TRAVILAH ROAD - Modern 3
bedroom and bath, also extra q
room house, chicken house on u
A. of land, $10,500. REDLAND-
Modern 2.bedroom with tile bath
on 1.65 A. S12,950, with $1,000
down. GAITHERSBURG - Just
finished modern 3-bedroom. brick
Rambler, 2z baths, $22,950. A
MILES WEST OF ROCKVILLE
Modern 2-bedrm. Rambler, 2
fireplaces, recreation room on R
Acre. Price S12,500 with $1,000
down. NEAR URBANA - 81
Acres, Groom house, barn and sew
eral outbuildings, $500. NEAR
COMUS-House nearly finished,
plumbing roughed in, ready for
plastering, 2 story, 5 rooms and
bath on IL A. Must sell the way
it sets. Full price $500. GATH
ERSBURG-Grocery and Meats
with off sale beer and wine IL
cense; best location; does $4,000
yearly gross; 10 year lease, S85 a
month rent. Buy-lock, stock and
barrel for S10,950 or make offer
Terms. We have many other list
ings on homes, farms, lots and
businesses. For your Real Estate
needs call PASTOR & McGREW,
PO 2-9633 or Gaithersburg 47W
or 475M. 724
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

MEN e. WOMEN-White or color
ed, jobs available as secys, bkkprs,
clk.typists, buffers, maid, house
keepers. Rockville Perso n n e /
Service, 110 Commerce Lane, PO.
2.9416. 8O5
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
.~~,N>~e~S~~N~e~~~~e~ee~e~eN'
FOR RENT

FOR RENT - October 1st, 6-rm
house, bath, hot and cold water
front & back porches, basement
oil heat, storm doors and win
dows, one-half acre, unfurnisheG
or partly furnished. Good loca
tor. A. C. Kingsbury, Barnes
vile Road, IL miles NV. Boyds
264
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

ROCKVILLE - 1st offering, 3
bedrm. rambler, 2 yrs. old. Pay
$400 down, assume 4hSo C. 1.
Loan, $85 per mo. pays all. I'm
mediate occupancy. Mr.. Hoag,
PO. 2-4209, Cox & Co., OIL. 2.1613.
$50
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MANAGEMENT POSITION-For
woman between $3.50 yrs. of age
for leading national company. The
Zone in a 1,000) is the type we
want. Cultured, good background,
sparkling personality; this is a
real opportunity for a career Of
importance, business exp. not es-
sential. Phone PO. 2-2754 eve.
nings or write Box 272-D, Rock.
vile, Md. 674
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
LOTs And ACREAGE WANTED

We have many customers wait
ing for lots, acreage and CONNER
cial property. Call us today. Ash
ley, Inc, Realtor, Lockwood s.
1928. I'll
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
HELP WANTED

COUPLE-Butler & maid, white
or colored. Private living quar-
ters, no children, must be able to
cook and drive. $500 per month
Rockville Personnel Service, PO.
2.9461. BOG
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

OFFICE SPACE in Knights of
Pythias Bldg, on main floor. Dis
play window and entrance on
main street In G'burg business
section. $40 per month includes
heat & light. Call G'burg 333 or
Gburg 252. 783
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
OPEN SATURDAY g. SUNDAY
WEsTEND ROCKVILLE bed

WESTEND ROCKVILLE bed
rm. brick and semi-bungalow on
corner lot. Liv. rm. dining rm.,
one bath, u basement; oil heat,
screened porch. Walking distance
to post office, Courthouse and
shopping. $17,500. $1,000 down.
Approximately $40 per month in
cluding everything. ROCKVILLE
AREA: 3 bedroom white frame
rambler. IL acres land fronting
black top road. IT'S foot frontage.
High elevation. Full basement;
oil heat. $17,750. VIII help fl.
nance. Hickman-Cushman, Phone
PO 2.9442. CAB
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

ROCKVILLE - Spacious, well
built old home, 8 rms, center hall,
sewing rn., pantry, large attic,
good for large family or easily
made into agreements. Shady lot
125x172. Priced way below mar
ket in order to settle estate. Call
PO 2.2506. GIL
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

SMALL COTTAGE - Unfur-
nished, one room, kitchen and
bath; convenient location. Nat
ural gas for cooking, hot water
and heating. Phone Gathers
burg Is. 2aS
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
HELP WANTED
PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN

PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN -
position Classifier) Male or Fe-
male, $4,524 per annum. Merit
system employment. Deg in Per.
Adm, Pub. Adm. or related fields.
App. with position classification
exp. preferred. Write, call, or visit
Personnel Office, Room COS, Coun-
ty Office Building, Rockville. Md.
Poplar 2-2121. Ext. 313. 701
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
TAKE TIME OUT FOR BEAUTY

--TV has made new friends for
Avon Cosmetics. You can make
new friends too as the Avon Rep
resentative in your community.
Write II E. Lincoln Ave-, Hagers-
town, Md. us
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

COUPLE - Butler & maid, white
or colored. Private living quar-
ters; no children. Able to cook &
drive. Best references required.
$400 mo. ROCKVILLE PERSON.
MEL SERVICE, 40 Commerce
Lane, PO 2-9416. 592
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

WANTED TO RENT - Farm in
Olney or Laytonsville area. Cash
rent ;any size. Write Box 272-S,
Rockville, Md. 433
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

TYPIST - Must be accurate and
fast, part time, 10-15 hours per
week; hours to suit the individual;
should live near 1545 Rockville
Pike, Rockville, Md. Call Mr.. Jen-
kins HA. 7-7300. 765
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

HOUSE TRAILER-Travelo 1852,
SO foot, 2 bedrooms, full bath, Ben
dix washer; excellent condition.
Priced $1,000. Call E. L. O'Neill,
Middlebrook Trailer Court, Cath
ersburg Am. 766
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

WOMAN WANTED need some
one every Tuesday 10 am. to $50
pm. to clean and iron. Call PO
2-4871, Thursday and Friday
nights after Z pm. 731
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11

252 ACRE STOCK FARM-1O rm.
Brick House, lge barn, silo, and
other farm bldgs. in good repair,
excellent laying land in high state
of cultivation, State road, 10 mi.
east of Westminster, Md. 58-
ACRE ESTATE: 8 rm. house, hot
water heat (oiD, 2 baths. Barn
and other farm bldgs., State road,
with black top driveway, all land
and bldgs. AL. One of the incest
small farms in Carroll County
SOS, 900. "a ACRES: 8 room brick
house, all conveniences, barn,
other bldgs., fence pasture,
stream, State road $4,000.
OTHER FARMS and homes for
sale in Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania. o. c. Corbin, Real Estate,
Westminster, Md. Phone 742-J.
565
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

Male or female to sell in Mary
land. Must be wide awake and
moke good money. School starts
Oct. /. See Mr.. Ashley, Ashley,
Inc, 2405 Price Ave, Wheaton,
Md. lockwood 5-2323. 3S9
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-10-11
APARTMENT

APARTMENT Unfurnished
one and two bedroom, living
room, dining room, kitchen and
bath, rear porch screened, $62.50-
SIS, plus utilities. Phone PO.
2-4296. 406