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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09
Local Men Win
AWard in Ohio
Sihge Show

Elwin Adams, Huntsburg, and
James Osborne, owner of Gray
Horse Farm in MunSon Town
ship each received first place
awards in the Silage show at
the 18th Annual meeting of the
Ohio Federation of Soil Conser-
walton Districts in Columbus, o.
Gray Horse Farm is opera
ted by Charles Steele. DR.. Char
les F. Rogers of the Agronomy
Department, Ohio Agricultural
Experiment station was the con-
test judge and the awards were
presented at the Wednesday af-
ternoon session of the three day
meeting in the convention city.
Sterling Timmons, Auburn
dairy farmer, was among the
l55 Supervisors from Ohio's 86
districts attended the 18th ann
ual meeting of the Ohio Fedora
ton of Soil Conservation Dis
tricts, held at Columbus, jan
uary "a 26, 1856. Wilbur Shisler
local Soil Conservation Service
technician, also attended.
The program was a conbina-
ton of round table discus
sionS by the Supervisors. and
presentations by speakers deal
ing with subjects of particular
concern to the Supervisors and
their local Districts.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09

The Burton Middlefield Ro-
tary club heard an interesting
appeal for Red Cross aid from
Mrs. Mary Hill of Munson town.
ship on Wednesday night, Feb.
/, at Hosmer's restaurant in
Burton. Mrs. Hills clear and
interesting presentation Of the
vital place that Red Cross holds
in Geauga county was a re-
velation to most of the assem-
bled Rotarisns. With only one
paid employee the Geauga Coun-
ty Red Cross has placed itself
in the foremost ranks of coun-
ties in the United States for its
Red Cross program.
Relating the assistance and
readiness of the disaster service
and the evacuation program all
ready to be put in operation,
Mrs. Hill told of the 293 civil
ians and 20 servicemen which
the Home Service Department
of Red Cross assisted in 1855.
She told of the many camp and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09
Dale Brannon S
Wife Is Dead

Mrs. Marguerite Brannon, wife
of Col. Dale Brannon of the US.
Air Force. died Wednesday aft
ernoon in the Fitzsimons Army
Hospital in Denver. She had
undergone an operation a month
ago.
Surviving with Col. Brannon,
a former Chardon boy, is a
daughter, Dale Curtis 5, who
has been with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brannon,
l48 Court St, Chardon the last
several weeks.
Mrs. Brannon. who married
Col. Brannon in Washington,
six and one-half years ago, was
native of Norfolk, Va.
Rites were held Tuesday in
Arlington National Cemetery in
Washington, D. c.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09
4-THE RECORD, cHARDoN, OHIO FEB 9, 1856
Tells Rotary Club of
Red Cross Activities

hospital service visits made by
volunteers in Geauga County.
She told of the interest n the
blood program which collected
$50 pints of blood in 1855, OF
which 288 were used for Gea-
uga County residents. There are
now IL first aid instructors &C
credited in Geauga County
to give first aid courses at any
time a group requested.
In addition, Mrs. Hill spoke
of the new water safety courses
initiated by the Geauga County
Red Cross and the loan equip
ment available inthe county,
such as hospital beds, wheel
chairs, etc.
The Rotarians gave Mrs. Hill
a well deserved ovation for an
outstanding presentation.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09
Geanga Banks Pay Tax for
Stockholders and Depositors

Paying some other persons S
taxes is certainly unusual, to put
1t mildly, but Geauga banks
continue to do just that each
year, both for their depositors
and their stockholders.
Here in Geauga county, the
local banks paid such taxes in
the amount of 34,325 for the
last year reported by the De-
partment.
The intangible tax was levied
many years ago on deposits in
financial institutions, and on the
stock of such institutions. Such
deposits and stock are, of course
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09

Lucky Florida bounty
and them sending back home big
baskets the golden grapefruit and juicy Make
delicious mamalads candd the
fresh dessert such ambrosa
having enough the ts
fed-a old that being enthud-
astcay The little tangnes Temple oranges
prime favorites for out-of-hand eating.
Here is a recipe for a good marmalade:
Florida
Florida grapefruit cups water
2 Florida oranges u teaspoon soda
Sugar (about cups)
fruit Remove half the white
part grapefruit peel pairing discard Cut remaining
fine sves desired cut of peel In fancy
with small cutters Add water and soda Bring to bo cover and
stirring occasionally Dice pulp
and seeds Add pulp and Juice unined rind Cover; 10
minutes Measure; add cup for each mixture Bring %
boiling point stirring constantly, until dissolved Cook
mixture rapidly stirring frequently prevent sooEshi9s until t
drops which sheet together Pour into hot stszed "
ylasses parahin al
YIELD. Six 0-ounce pasaan
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09
Mrs. Hannah Lehto
Rites Wednesday

Mrs. Hannah Lehto. "a, who
had been a resident of Chardon
for many years died Saturday
morning in the Sarepto Rest
Home in Republic, Mich.
She was born in Finland on
March 4, 1861. Surviving are a
son, Henry, in Finland. A son,
Victor Kinnune of Chardon died
some time ago. Arthur Kinnune
of Chicago and Mrs. Lillian Lu-
oma of Mentor are grandchil-
dren.
Rites were held Wednesday.
The Rev. Charles Strong, Pas
tor of Pilgrim Christian Church
officiated. Burial was in Char
don Cemetery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09
Have You Met .

Mrs. Mary c.. Qualy who
recently moved to Chester
land from Claridon? While a
live Mr.. Qualye was a we'll
known business man in Gle
veland. Mrs. Quayle's son,
John, who is with Cleveland
Builders Supply, is making his
home with lbs mother. Also
her son Joseph and his wife
are staying with her. She also
has a son Walter, two mar
ried daughters and height
grandchildren.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09

HAVE YOU MET
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Di-
Cola who recently moved to
haywood Park in Chesterland
They moved there from
Brownsville, Pa. Mr.. DiCola
is a bricklayer at Reliable
Construction Co. in Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09
Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. William D.
Jones who recently moved to
Daniels Dr., in Chardon from
Cedar Grove, New Jersey? Mr.
Jones is an Illuminating en-
gineer at General Electric
Nela Park in Cleveland. They
have two daughters, Laura, 5,
and Anita 21a. Mr.. and Mrs
Jones like to play golf.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09
Frank Sampson
Moves to Madison

Frank Sampson, after work
ing in the L. H. Burgess store
for over 10 years. has left there
and is employed at the new
shopping center at North Madi-
son. ....
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09

YIELD: Six Bounce glassea.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09

owned by individuals and cor
porations not by the banks
themselves. Nevertheless, banks
have always elected to absorb
these taxes, as was done last
year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09
HAVE YOU MET

HAVE YOU MET
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ash
Jr. who recently moved to
Chardon from Russell? They
purchased a new home on Sou
tn Hambden Sr. Mr.. Ash is
an Aldip Operator at the Tap
co Euclid Plant. They have a
daughter, Vicki who is years
old.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-09
Kiwsnis Buys Glasses
for Six Children

Geauga Kiwanis club spent
$l08.85 during the month OF
January to have three boys and
three girls fitted with glasses.
Buying glasses for children
whose families are unable to
to afford the expense, is one OF
the regular projects Of Kiwan-
ians. The purchase was reported
by Kiwanis secretary Frank
Schofield in his weekly bulletin.
HAVE YOU MET
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Beau
mont who recently moved to
Chardon from Solon, Ohio?
They bought new home on
South Hambden st. Mr.. Beau
mont is department manager
at Cleveland Builders Supply
Co. ....t
They have no children living
at home. They have two boys
and a girl who are married
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
CoLoRED-sPLIT LEVEL !

6O12 N. DAKOTA NV.
Open 1880 to IA dream home
in Manor Park, containing 3 bed
rms, liv rm, sep. din. rm, mod
kit huge LOT with ranch-type fence,
BUlLT-IN GARAGE SCR. CON-
CRETE PORCH l5x3O, hagstone
patio; ASSUME S15,50O BAL loan,
payable SIG per mo.
RIGGS REALTY
RIA. 3-J450 Elk. 3-44s4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE

Premises p35 ana a37 P 81. NV
Price r1,9au Cash Inquire Real
Estate Department. AMERICAN Sc
FURITY a TRUST CO., 80 18th
a." NV 10
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COLORED
/ NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY
4d7 QUE ST. N.W.--6 rms, bath
auto. heat. ~
100 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
N; Us rms, bath. auto. heat; is,
400 Eth ST. sE.-s rms, bath
auto. heat. "~'Ai
1881 GALE ST. NF.-5 rms
n2tn, hsmt Low monthly terms
| SLNNIck 8. COHEN. 1904 L St NV
NE. s-2294; home. DE. 2-07b4
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"a coLoR Il.

y I'M 7 =. N. W,
OPEN ! TO 5
only 5000 DOWN will buy this
modern newIy reaec. Semiaet' brirk
home Concr fri, och, side hali. +
&c rms, :. tiled baths. rec RIM
gAr,, gas INV II. Bargain price and
terms. .ln, n-H315, RA 3-!I;56.
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COIOpFn

FIRST AND LAST TINE OFF
Semidet brick home
in upper Northwest area This
house offered for sale by owner az a
low price for TODAY
ONLY win be sold to dealer tomor-
row Here is an opportunity you
UIl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

cost Colonial brick. side
hall plan q large rms. Diet
gaTaIe, SDOtleS. cund fuii
psmt Slt,a5U sgn5 dd"n
Gail IA. y $500
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coLoRED--sth AND LoNoFELLow

Lovely 2G-ft Colonial brick,
g lge rms. side-hali plan.
Ia baths, full bsmf gas
h wh excel cond only
SH5u down co j-In56 tii,
. DORFMAN ~ CO, after q
ia H-l1hl -
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coLoRED-- sEM1pET. BRICK

CoLoRED-s EMIDET. BRICK
OPEN, = to Is
j1Hn 9TH ST n W
Gil OR CONVENTIONAL
7-rm liv rm with tirepl din
rm, heated den, kit End Il 3 love.
~ pedrmS, bath dry bsmt lava.
tory; hOt-water gas heat. RaraRc'
low down payment See this clear
house with southern exposure Mr.
Hurley. tn 2-1l52, ACACIA REAL
TY, 925 U st, NV HU 3-46li
COLORED
CT Special, Brightwood
Lovely semidct brick OF O rooms
y baths, garage plenty Of extras
Mrs Nicely, RIA. 3 sJ33 LYMAN C.
DELE & co. INC ST $500
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La; HAMILTON 81
SPECIFICATIONS DIFFER.

LNT-We VIII bui!d a very large
house, in downtown Northwest sec
ton tnSing existing brick vallSl
o. 4 bedrooms and , baths, for
gas heat. best .oaern kitrhpn
equipment Minimum cash nav.
ment TO get This haraain, ~ 5nu
Cal) PREVENT CONSTRUCTION
CO MA, S-9257, or come TO our
ONCE to see plans. hGom sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
SACRIFICE

History, VOW brick. . apis. and 3
ant location, Call now, UN 4-30S"
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. baths arranged into aptg and
rms inc quoted $500 mthly oil
heat large hack ward, garaRe. nicely
iurn very clean This Is real
buy for only $1,000 down for prom
erty turn. and business Call ST
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COZ oRED-6a1 GALLATIN sT.


COZ ORED--621 GALLATIN ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, 80
Everything first class. Il immacu-
late rms, :, enclosed porches, =
baths Would make excellent 2-fam-
lily, Price. down payment and terms
you can afford. Can Mr.. Clark, RIA.
5-9OlI.
COLORED--5226 FIRST ST, NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, TILL DARK
LUXURY HOME--Step- down liv-
ins room spacious dining rm. Large
Kitchen with table space. Master
pedrm with modern bath. . other
hedrms and second bath. finished
recr, rm. Gas INV. heat. . fireplaces,
~ porches, garage. Near lngraham
and N. H. ave. Close transp., shop
ping center, schools. Early posses
s son monthly terms. Nj. Maury.
MARSHALL, j WAPLE co.
1874 IAN ST. NV. AID. 42oO5
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with Milk of
Magnesia

Gas, heartburn, stomach sour
ness-vGH symptoms of acid indi-
gestion are eased away-quickly!
Phillips Milk of Magnesia-
one of worlds fastest antacids-
actually settles your stomach in
seconds! So when too much food,
drink, tobacco upsets you, take
Phillips Milk of Magnesia and
feel fine again-fGst!
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NE-oNE BzDRooM. s4s

1913 A Ct. APT. 4
porch; Gas heat. vacant. Key in
B. r. SAUL CO.
025 18th 81. NV. Ma. $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

100 Chesapeake 6t.--3 rooms and
bath In immaculate bldg. faeing
park: 5000 plus util.
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cOLMAR MANOR - Living fm.,
Searm. SitSS S ,Ds yt s ssish ss az
Sath ave. Wa. 7-s3is. ia
No children, $z7 mo. 7loa Car
roll ave, TakoIna Park. ~. 9-o66s.
Ill
- one-bedrm. APT,
(knotty pineD. nicely turn. and
decor: centrally located: Mills.
furn. Call UN, 4-s432. WA. 1879.
lTTRAC., mod; pvt. entr.; 20 min.
downtown; fare. 2 people OF
working couple. Call after $3.50.
JU. b-4624. Ill
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THE CHASTLETON
1701 10Th ST. NV.

MASSACHUSETTS,.
DAY-WEEK-MONTH
Apply At desk or CALL MRS. FIcKs.
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APIS. UNFURkIsnEn-MD.

ROCKVILLE. 2. and 8 bedrooms,
living rm.. dinette,. kitchen. bath
and rear screened porch; near
to $50. plus utiis. 20. $4,000.
MT. RAINIER, sos varnum St.
iiv. rm.. bedrm,. dinette, lit, and
hath aSd IL get sldsi PATEe .SSSa
HYATTs8SniE AREA sxtra-ise.
rms. Kit, pvt, bath; utils. incl: mr..
shopping center, transS.; SIS mo-
sM n! ~ h., slsos Tsa0na; ;,, az nr
ees5 S. sa.i aGSI avs .H iasro He
Hill: Apsrt1asnts. So So. so i q ss5. 80
Spacious ! and 2 bedrm. units,
IN beautiful Sligo park. newly re.
decorated, and modern facilities;
utils included: nr; grase ana hi la
SssakDMHEEcss 's ~ sf III s4G saLE g.
oSSxL fMAitI5S ii A 3; c. ksE5p p:s.
rms. 800: ipsi. ptI.Gsss;. NJ: school
I!I! S:eIS! mo- ~ la; :,
Piney Bfsneh and Flower ave. !:
iyyhflAli rI Fs st. Bids rEH REAL
s cs1Scrn ss " s7 is.S %2 81. t2s
mr.; Fineg Branch and ElovsI ay VI,
TAX, PIX. mr., Flower Thtr.. s41b
S Ssdf av' bo ARs: aaesis S Ses Tsne
tan blinds: $50. ~. 5.l747. --l7
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LOWEST PRICE IN TowN--S50
w assi; hST ~ RRE AZ n RA. s.ssot
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.EANpALL ~ MANSION y.

JUST OF cRossToWN Bus
lovely enc. apt. avail. Jan. Is, Top
q. In mod. elevator bldg. Foyer
ssp 9.s:S eS ss and Gil. SCI SS9h
pass this up. only 500. See super.
for inspection. or eall EN-. 10000.
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Mr. PHILLIPS GALLERY-sml. sgi.,
$50 kit. avail. free. Phone AID,
4-4b62 or 1919 alst evenings. IL
STUDIO ma extra Ise., pvt. bath.
PVT. entrance. conyen. TO every.
s n,a. aS. sC Ss.O SsS Hampshire rel, s'''
sel FEN r.: E.w.-Extrs -iarE.
linens . TsSaese i;ub DEiya ss,vi Sms
for ! Sifi. To. 2-026S. la
DUPONT CIncLR--spAeious dhle :,
PSsh s e Nv Nh HI. SSa.ss.n 'r Ii iis'
LAnn1 FRONT attraetlyeiy fufn.
rm.: mod. decor. pvt, bath; suitable
Ia Gentlemen. 2711 Conn. ave. nv.
coRNER 1s.A AND L SITS. NV
ssissl.: :. s'. sl si'Ai . sSs'isE'r ;s
HOME PRIvME0Es-Double and
single. AD. 4.442e. LA
NANDALL HOUSE, 1928 N ss, nv
Join friendly, young crowd. Meet
daneinT. bovlins. tennis. siee club.
~. sendix. switchboard; New
manager; S2b-$Jo mo. AU. 3-7474.
WALKING DISTANCE DowNTowN
Lovely, very cledn, quiet single
room; Hollywood bed; three win.
dows: running water: In . good
house. 1898 18th st. NV. -13
MASTER BEDRM., pvt. bath, ttele.
phone In pvt. home; OF 10th st..
near Walter Reed: S46 mo. RA.
3-4319. lis
CONN. AND NEBRASKA AYES. -
Master bedrm., pvt. bath, lee. clos
cts; immed. poss.; S45. EN-. S-1So3.
l0a6 18th ST. NV, Apt. sos
Business woman: lge. sgle. fm.;
SeniipVt, bath. D1. 7-7292.
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APTs. UhFURhisHEp-VA.

H. :aS d de- rn sssSpi t lF ls
@i me- a 1Ids RAJ a. 5 atsht CO.. " 20
67iS n. 10th RDs ARL.--ons bed.
m lily. I'm. dinette. kit. bath;
BET, 9 am. and s pm. is
1 BEDROoM-Pets accepted: ] blk.
from Columbia pike. 10 min, to
NEAR FORT MYER-l bedroom.
liytng room, Kitchen and tile bath.
Sg 90. Utilities extra. Du., g.
FEB. I-Two.bedrm. and one.bed-
I'm. apis. large liv. rm.. large
bath; quick maintenance service.
trash picked up ct your door daily;
cross ventilation: nice grounds:
close to shopping center; excellent
s sas service seao. larss n. sgndr'
20 H Rs5 $ss!SS S,lsssESa y
2 BEDRMs.. liv. rm.. dinett., kitch.
en- and bath in garden-type de.
velopment, mr.. Heeht co. and
ka1n's; inside parking. nr. transp.
snd schools $50 20 per mo. IA, 5.
NORTH ARLINGTON 2-bedrm,
duplex; very clean; lge. rms; ser.
porch; BUS and shopping; sos mo;
water incl. BURNER REALTY, IA.
7:007l: eyes. ia. 2-0363. lie
wESTovER-l -bedrm. apt; heat
stores: End 4. front; se6 SI per m no?
possession Jan. Is; married couple
only Eve.' ia. s-s317: daytime. ia.
seiT:iss BRUCE ST.. ALEX, Va
one-bedrm' apts; good condition;
refEr. with deep-freese unit; $62.
s snS, $3.50. Call res. mgr, oy- B.
1880 N. LANCAsTER--ons-bedpm.
spt.; S6s. Call res. mgr, KE. s.
lS$Sss1 N. CALVERT ST, rust is one
ant: $3.50 one-6edrm. apt: S6s.
Call res. mgr. IA. 5-1O3S. --15
n. ARL.-Entire lst A. pvt. home;
8 lse. rms. scr porch, Ice. yard:
COW, stores and bus; SSS, incl.
all utils. EXCEPT cleo. JE. 2.s243.
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coLoREp-MopERN. 1 BEDROOMS
ii q SS tliIlt. + issssisa.a' only y ssS:
M rs tGS Tsosaah5nA "a a sA s :. rs
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APTS. FURNIsnED--VA.

ARL,-Nr. PeptsEon. 1 Blk, to bus.
pets allowed: S116, incl. utils.
SILLS REAL ESTATE. IA. $4,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 1-bed.
room apartments: ianitor service:
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton: all utilities: SIS to S92. 30.
Call TIE. $500 between 10 am
and 8 pm.
N. ARL.--2-bedrm. duplex. and hr..
pvt. entr.. excel. eond,: GARAGE
avail, now; SI20. KE. S-64o4. Iii
PENTAGON AREA-Family apart
ments and hotel rooms. Day or
week; free parking. IA. 2-3343.
NEWLY REMoDELED, furnished. ef.
flciency apartment In attractive
neighborhood, near Lee highWay;
Pullman kitchen; suitable for work
ing couple or individual; $70-&60.
.JE. 3-sa2S. after .. la
ARLINGTON. N.--Attractive. large,
/ bedrm., living rm., dinette. kit,
bath; S94 so mo. JE. 3-764s. LII
PLEASANT BRIGHT HOhE--Like
2-bedrm. apt. Gil Ice. rms; most
COW. loo. in N. Arl.. $40 incl.
utils. IA. 2-6644, EN-. S-36l6.
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76Q oHEsAPEAKE ST. Sc.
Large. bright apartments. Living rm..
hedrp.. kitchen and bath. S62.6Q,
Resident manager viii show, or call
-, MARSHALL 7, wAPLE CO.
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SEA. so. INCL. UTILITIEs
Newly dec. 3 rms. and bath: very
conY. Sc. location. BU8ADA
REALTY CO. All southern ave.
Sc. 10. $500. Ia
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RECOMMENDED AND FOR
rMMEpIATE OCCUPANCY IN Sc.
sa0s Nichols Aye-bedToom; liyyine
S6I incl. util.
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se4 snd ST. s.E.-2 rms. nicely
ii, ii a-sSsS. ~ w.. -: zziz
apt, w doT univ or 81 sp5HIwn area
A 49, SAN r. hs;b: ,,;rs,, MT ,;,,
Al utijs S7;;b mn NJ S-Oi6s.
..0. oSv.r,o m ~.
an; or = pm. to s pm. Az. ::
iSoo QUE ST, N.w.-Attrae. mod. hv.
rtn, oedrna;: kitJ Dat an, an h1dI pore M
isass rsauired OIL. s.Tss7. LII
HSNSNio,M S =. ss g.. r %:,a ' s.9H'.t
AP Iv H H DISy made ess S" cause
T Sas S~n srs. pay e ~ r III nv psrts
esIi MSNfSrt. An a. ~dS
" Ia
1919 kSs .iS ~ ~ *. Nv ;oo;, rooms pts
hafb XIX cal AZ 1.9ST4 1ss
MT PLEASANT, Newton st.-Ens
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GEORGETOWN, p st. near wis
sssSdiOE;n klt:. ,o ssssni ls.. bath: lazy:
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setnipri. Bath. porch; S5s.S0 Incl
81 S gtiIitis o e. I issitor on premises
.ND fIOOR IN pSt. home: q rooms,
s so and md a bath az St so, TSS adults.
I'M dirafts fit Sath S5n" IN
CEDAR C6Ukfs, 40 Cedar 81 NV
q rms, lit, bath; $3.50: excel.
rs su IA, S- iiiss9sssI.n,.rr,vI7ii,5;.|
s sH; ssdFm.' Kit, BATH utii.. ,SE.
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on trarsp' Ii sst5iss ~Sp''0A
saoREHAM ARkA-TvS rms. and
nicely firn; empiossa hduits BE
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SNAIL BsMT. RM.. with pvt. kit.
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CAPITOL Enthusiastically at
, .:si,, s ;e.,o,: ssuq sS,n aP S,. n Is
FL! Il if'' e &c.. s;;a
s34S 10th ST. N.w.-Two rms, kit.
a ara D nua 7. S1 a. Osm'' apt,
BOILING FIELD AREA-Private en-
Iii. pyt BAH. Stiis, furn.: SO
10. 2-b2S2 after B,
4 Sa;b S.vl r. a. NM I:.. tl rental r Incl
utiis: suit. 5 or i adults. RE.
6j2s2S, 'g gru SoisTs. Apr-Fclrs .;
outside entrance: phone ext: no
Ai f2STRAYtnItxNb AVE. Ne, sis-utils. |
furn.; 9 rms, Kitchen, pvt, bath
baby o.k... SIS mo. Ii. T.3402, III
Mt. PLEASANT AREA-0wnef says
School. ace ehiIdfsn aeeepted.
bedrin. apt, includes ali tftiis. 1891 |
b. WALSH, INC, si5 ilth st, NV,
Di. T-T55E. ID
DISTANCE DOWNTOWN
1os s Ssa ys Se i.rE ove Hyn one ssS
kitchen' hath: new appliances:
neg mSesrn Fax iSrn q $40 per mGn'h'
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cSfea. rms fit.rS nvt hatS,
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CoLoRED = eth AND Pa, SEA-
WR. ir saS.' IL i.t StaSSo. II. s-SeSi.
CoLoRED-VERY ATTRACTIVE
Living bedroom combination, dining
rm.. kitchen bath; PVT. entrance;
I Tsesoa aasss. Also adjoining 5m'
coIoREfDs0o S; RMS. KIT, BATH
Nicely furn,; SIS incl. heat; vacant.
DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma. S-sSSO;
COLORED-APT. BLDG. mr.. 3rd
ana Mass. n.e.---2 rms. kit, bath;
redec.; adults: $50. ia. e-6669.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE
APIS. FURNIsHED-D.c.

$s i'F;is : I: b. 5alssEs
I 1Sao R a. s sse! 4e fis mo- S cdsDs si.
,:sttSd 5RRt'htb .sa4m!' I ~: sssa sis p,
1z4ssS X isr. N.w.-.-s rms. and bath:
s ihjlS se' fsPSSMc c. p.d Sso22 1yt b.tb
s nc e sHsst' l t 81 INF IN -ssSsr etsrs
bsdrms. kit.-dinetts. pvt. bath;
utiis. furn. Also apt. suitable 1 OF
. adults: pvt. bath: utils. la
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NO. I-1s14 IsHzRwoop st. NE.
LEY .sr., 5.a b g., din =, s.,s. bern,
3. p. sAK co.
s2b 18th ST. NV. ma. $1,000
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$50

$50
s iSsiaSsS s neeaIs aseorssed ssi
8. Capitol 81: shopping center: lsFse
area. Apply 81 400e 3fd 81. Sc
Apt. 2, OF call Sundays And nights
Lu. 2-79ee, weekdays. Ii. 4-Oo06,
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I507 W st.-Partly furn.) . bed
room apt. near school. shopping
and transportation IN 4.family
BLDG: $7b.S3, plus utii.
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL

2I34 @ 81. NV.
Walking distance to most Govern
reception nm; also TV room. Ele-
water and maid service. Every room
with telephone and running water,
near tiled baths and shower rooms.
Singles. SO. so, 5000. SIG. so. Also
doubles. Well heated. Parking.
GR 40 mn
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

FRANKLIN ST. N.E.--Laree room
with porch; near aba bath; home prlVi-
CAPITOL HILL - Lee. cheerful.
warm rm., plenty sunshine; $500
VIZ. Also, clean small nm, $3.50
Wk.; walking dist. Capitol. II. A.
1854. la =.
CoLoRED-FURN. ROOM for rent.
suit. for 2 men or . ladies. Gan
Ii. 6-O549. Id
COLORED--432 9Th ST. H.E.-Large
front room. cooking privilege. II.
4-32S5 after 8. liz