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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
County Receives
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Noble county showed a vast
increase for the last reported
year with total Of l,435 patti
ent days, raising the percentage
1858 per cent. This increase was
attributed to the active cam
paign being Waged continuously
by the Noble county TB society
to discover cases before they be-
come too active.
Muskingum county had for the
last reported year l3,493 days
or an increase of 1874 percent
Guernsey county, 3,344 days, ar
increase Of l4.5 per cent; Mon
roe, l,0l8 days, decrease Of 1871
per cent; Morgan, 1888 days, de-
crease of 1916 per cent; Perry
1878 days an increase Of l47.7
per cent.
Breakdown shows that coun,
ties received payments of $2.5(
for each of l,05l,572 patient days
amounting to $2,628,93000 anc
payments at the rate of $l.2s
each for 73,4l5 patient-day:
amounting to S98,013.75. In ad.
dition, counties were credited
with Sl.25 for each of 66, III patti,
ent-days at Ohio State Tuber
culosis hospital in the amount
of $82,7l375
CuyahCga county had The
greatest number Of patient days
with 300,850, an increase of 49,
per cent over l950-5l.
The lowest number of TE
patient-dayS was recorded b,
Putnam county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23

The facts are disclosed in
the new Census of Agricul-
ture, for which preliminary
figures have just been issued
by the Census Bureau.
They show the average value
of land and buildings on the
farms in Noble county is $50.88
an acre, an increase over the
$47.89 per acre valuation set in
1850, when the previous census
was taken.
The total dollar value of land
plus buildings on the farms in
the county, exclusive of machin-
cry and equipment, is given as
S8,065 per farm. 1t had been
S5,625 five years earlier.
The high property values were
in tune with improvements in
other directions. On the local
farms were found more trucks,
tractors, balers, harvesters and
other equipment than ever be-
fore. In the farm households
were seen more telephones, home
freezers, electric washing ma
chimes and electric water pumps.
Farms in Noble county report
ed 95 corn pickers compared
with 10 previously; l6l balers as
against 6 earlier; 483 motor
trucks against 33l before, and
94S tractors, compared with 48l
in 1850.
Although the overall farm pic
ture at present is one Of grave
concern, with prices down, huge
surpluses on hand and farmers
costs high, there are bright spots
visible.
One is farm debt. Farmers,
states the Agriculture Depart
ment, are in debt for only II per-
cent of their total assets, COM
pared with l9 percent in 1910.
Another is farm income, which
appears in a less unfavorable
light on per capita basis as a
result Of the large drop in farm
population. Finally, there is the
plan before Congress, which is
expected to Stiffen farm prices
and income.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Guernsey Memorial

Guernsey Memorial
Admitted Feb. l3: Donald, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William d.
Moore, Caldwell route 6.
Dismissed Feb. IA: Donald, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William d.
Moore, Caldwell route 6, ana
James Harry Colley, Caldwell
Admitted Feb. Is: Ruth Ger
man, Pleasant City, and Mrs.
Laura f. Carpenter, Quaker City,
Admitted Feb. l6: Wilbur Wal
ters, Caldwell; Mrs. Albert
Smyers, Quaker City route and
Mrs. Ralph Bates, Summerfield
route 2. Dismissed: Ruth German,
Pleasant City.
Dismissed Feb. II: Mrs. Ben
Robinson, Caldwell route 4 and
Mrs. Ralph Bates, Summerfield
route g.
Admitted Feb. 10: Mrs. Lewis
Bond, Jr., Belle Valley. Dismiss
ed: Mrs. Lewis Carpenter, Quak-
er City.
Admitted Feb. 10: Mrs. Earl A.
Beebe, of Pleasant City. Dis
missed: Wilbur Lahuc, Summer
field.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23

WY 80 ~tAA'~S
county and from his comments
1t IS evident that ONO has taken
the lead IN improving this for
gotten highway. HIS comments
are as follows:
The story OF the Waterman
asleep at the swltcn mas long
peen recognized as one OF the
tragedies OF lhe age. But Whether
II be SWltchman, or not, sitting
back wlth hands 1oided, and
waiting, hoping ana hVing IN
trust all VIII be airlght has never
SolVed need proouceo new
business oullt prosperous
communities raised llVlng
STANDARDS OF to"ns' counties OF
cities.
Inc reVltaiizatlon OF the
Lakes lo-f lorloa HiehWay AS
soclation IN our opinion is one
OF lhe most important projects OF
many years. Inc ASSOCIATION
should nave never been allowed
10 que, out water over the dam
can pe useo again. An all out
ellort must De mace win quick
est possible speed 10 see lhat
every town. every county ana
every Guy from SieVeiano, ONO
70 leihasSee' oouth oaroiiha
lorms q LaKes-lo-florlda boos-
ter clup.
rnr1rppppyGE ~ TaS JIS t ,aa "H 49,. .,,at oio Nv,
- - ~ i' - 80. &C. ~ -
- - '"e o'''y o'le ol .tle i've s'a'en ,
DI | d". ~ ;'o',.na,,a,,so.t ~ S vis W p.n Ss.s
q, ' 81 n s.n,,N Vi, 49, '1,
C - we" , t"'l,Io ,r,. GO, i. ), ''"'u' ai
81 "19 ,9e iIrn M S' -, .-..
- " el' lDo 10y n n.,o.' A.oo> 's'.4u'' 'pl
~ "o, ioi ~ 49, ','' "oos'e' @ ei''" @
~ ".ie VI s,ni ss''iiHeu 40 wy Wy 4- .o,,i-
'oil''S rn" -,D1, 'o DS ,'ie io''..
@ ,oi', ieve!a''o " oiai iea'oti'
=" %. va zinc va Nus u"' ~ y,
1n,:1n4:N ~ ''.: a.l 20, ' 'ot ''',,'
49, "r' ~ 'li ',.'N @ii,
Ei''o' " no n .l'e eo''if'' IL 'loi' y.
Wv ,i'oN'ei III i1'''''''' "a e,'iIii'
~ nc ioi'.o'' a,'' iou'e III .>''II y,
| Couii'y, o''io ii,,pi oVei'ieii'1 al
:''ons 'i.e o.''1 III ou s'loo' oiiio
| - 'iie 0ii'' a,'o eo0i'o aie oeliiS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Marietta Memorial


Dismissed Feb. l3: Jesse Van
Fossen. Lowell route |.
Admitted Feb. IA: Mrs. Earl
Addlespurger, Caldwell route 5;
James RoWlands, Dexter City
and Miss Jewell Ullman, Lower
Salem.
Admitted Feb. Is: Harry
Smithberger, HarriettsVille and
Mrs. Ida Morris, Dexter City,
Dismissed: Mrs. Howard Rauch,
Lowell, and James Rowland, OF
Dexter City.
Admitted Feb. l6: Frances
Landacre. Whipple route 2: Rog
er Davis, Lower Salem route 2
and Nathan Wickham, Caldwell
route !. Dismissed; Mrs. Victor
Thompson and infant, Harrietts-
vile; Mrs. Galen Thompson and
infant, Lower Salem; Mrs. Ear
Addlespurger, Caldwell route S
and Harry Smithberger, Har.
riettsville route !.
Admitted Feb. II: Mrs. Har-
old Bosner, Lowell; Mrs. Lyle
Huffman, Macksburg, and Master
Robert Morgenstern, Lower
Salem route ?. Dismissed: Miss
jewell Ullman, Lower Salem
Mrs. Ida Morris, Dexter City
Francis Landacre, Whipple, anc
Mrs. Harold Bosner, Lowell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Belle Valley Holy Name
Sotieiy Names Officers

The organizational meeting Of
the Holy Name Society of Belle
Valley Corpus Christi church,
was held Sunday evening in the
church basement.
Officers elected at the initial
meeting were: president, Mike
Hrinko; vice president, Pete
Minyo; financial secretary, Joe
Thomas; treasurer, Mike Zelez-
mix, and recording secretary,
George E. Barlock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
ONLY ONE DRAFTEE

According to Mrs. Lucy Jen-
nings, clerk OF the local draft
board, Noble county has one
lone draftee for February. This
is Franklin Daniel Sopko, of
Ava route |, who will be in
Quoted on February q. Howard
Franklin Bates, of Summerfield,
voluntary inductee, received
his physical examination at Fort
Hayes, Columbus last week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble
county for the week ending Feb.
4 amounted to $2,693.8l, COM
pared TO S2,596.64 for the same
period in 1855, according to
Treasurer Of State Roger Tracy.
Total collected in the county for
the year amounts to $83,254 03
compared to $73,l27.04 for the
. same number Of months in 1855
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
USR Il Getting Big Play As
Forgotten Highway To South

James Williams, editor and bus of the South
Virginia Enterprise, Wyhevlla Va, has written another
interesting article 81 the Natural Gate
learned of what Improvement
made in Noble County last
Ma.k areadx sarted the Improvement of this high
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Local Farm Picture Better
Than Others In The Country

Despite the drop in the last few years in the price of
farm products farmers in Noble have been able
maintain relatively strong economic position.
With more nlechanizaton than in the past and with
better efficiency of operation they to sustain
the values OF their a a
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23

DISEASES OF THE HEART AND CIRCULATION are not con-
older 1884, responsible deaths
below the Of sa total exceeding that from the
against diseases possible Heart Fund Send
gift Association, "H-EAR-T"
Of Post Office
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Look Who S Here l.!

Mr.. and Mrs. John George
Noll, Of Fulda, announce the
birth Of a daughter, named Freda
Elizabeth, Saturday, Feb. l8, in
the Marietta Memorial hospital.
The infant weighed six pounds,
y ounces. Grandparents are Mrs.
Mildred Noll, of Bclford street,
and Mr. and Mrs. Homer CoVey,
of Canton. A great grandparent
is Mrs. II. D. Covey, of Marietta.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Obert Davis of
Ava announce the birth of 4 son
on February 20 at the Guernsey
Memorial hospital in Cambridge.
GRANDPARENTS are Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leone Warehime Of Ava. The
| new arrival weighed six pounds
and lla4 ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stotts-
berry are announcing the birth
of a daughter at Aultman hos
pital, Canton, Saturday, Feb. IL.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Stottsberry of Sarahs-
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sewers of Ava. The mother is
the former Marlene Sewers. The
infant weighed six pounds and
has been named Teresia Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lee West
Of Caldwell route 2 are announc-
ing the birth of son at the Good
I|Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE.
The new arrival weighed nine
pounds and l3 ounces and has
been named Roger William.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Archer of GAINESVILLE and
Mrs. Elizabeth West Of Cumber-
land route 2. The mother is the
former Rosemary Archer of
| GAINESVILLE.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bailey
of Belle Valley are announcing
the birth Of a nine pound, IA
ounce son of February l8 at the
| Good Samaritan hospital, ZaneS-
| Vile. The new arrival has been
named Edward Eugene. Grand
parents are Mrs. Marvel McCau-
ley, of Caldwell, Howard Nc
Cauley Of Canton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Bailey Of Cleveland.
Mrs. Anna Macenko of Belle Val
ley, is the great grandmother.
- -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bond, Jr.
: Of Belle Valley are announcing
the birth Of an eight pound
three-fourth ounce son born
; February 19 at the Guernsey Me-
mortal hospital, Cambridge. The
new arrival has been named
Gregory Allen. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bond OF
Caldwell route and Mr.. and Mrs
/ Hayden Dennis Of near DerWent
! Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Dennis o.
Caldwell route are the materna
great grandparents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis o:
yy,l)11y +la =; ,4L
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Bethesda

Bethesda
Dismissed Feb. l6: Mrs. Leona
fflsbee, Cumberland. Admitted
Feb. Is: Mrs. Bessie Naomi Bell
vile, Cumberland route !.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis of
Belle Valley announce the birth
of a four pound son an February
l9. The new arrival has been
named Charles Dean
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
HOSPITAL
NOTES
Marietta OSteOpathic

Dismissed Feb. l6: Kenneth D.
Daley, Whipple.
Dismissed Feb II: Mrs. Jane
Chambers, Lower Salem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-29

sI1,1oo-very close in with large
full basement and 2 baths. This
lovely older home Is q sweetheart
s e. thiS price, GRAHAM a CO.. JU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-29

WHY RENT? S395 cash will move
YOU into this coy 2-bedrm, cottage
on fenced h-acre lot. near Prince
Georges Country Club. Your total
payments, including taxes. only
x75 per mo Price. SS,95e. Cal
til 2 pm, WA. 7-J900. ROBERT
s.. DAVIS a. Co, INC,
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FINN's LANE, Lanham-M acre.
MAGNIFICENT site with superbly con-
structed charming Cape. Cod, con-
tanning 4 bedrms., and = full baths
ana having such desirable features
as side screened porch, paneied
rec. nm, and garage. more
ground II desired). Surrounded BY
acreage sites in this desirable TO-
cation. Excel financing. Priced
S2l 800. Call THOMAS F. HALEY,
Realtor. APP. 7-S3OO.
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Brick rambler; priced for quicl
sale. Owner moving to Fla. Liv. -din
rm. area; full bsmt. 3 bedrms,, nicels
Handicapped, large fenced ward. Buyel
can assume the GI mortage. Priced
SIS, 300. HICKMAN-cU5HMAN.
Po Poe gSFia q syes sos dX sF5SfS ms
nailaflv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-29

WEST END OF ROCKVILLR-sale
ny owner; brick rambler, Six rms.
bath, 2 iireplaces, detached garage
screened-in glass porch; S23,5
b37 Brent rd., Rockville. Nd. Pc
A PERFECT SETTING for this con.
temporary split level. Nestled IN
beautiful trees overlooking the park
Features noor-to,eeiline windows
nall. 2 baths Q iireplaees. and I
JU b-6550. o til o.
$500 D0WN-Big liv. rm. with IRE.
place, family din. fm., lovely scr
porch, full bsmt., gar. fenced I'd
trees. Walk 70 Pinecrest and ST
Bernadette's School. GI approved
$lD,A5O. GRAHAM a. CO., JU
9-6O1O. HE. 4-0273.
sl1 ,50O-Very close in with 8 large
bedrooms. separate dining room
tull basement and 2 baths. This
3. .s IalS P5ie Ia GRAHAM q q CO. 'U
COUNTY, Wheaton
Hills. SI6,950--Modifled Cape Cod
liy rm.. with firepl., kit. with din
space. 2 bedrms. and bath on / 81
n; pine -paneled rec. rfm. in ground
level daylight basement; cabinets
and built-in Bendix washer. fiuo-
resent lights, etc: 2nd n. semi.
nm. with lee. storage. closets and
bath; extras include refgr.. dis
Dosal, storm windows, aluminium
storm and scr. door comb. For ap-
pointment to inspect, call 10.
BY OwNER--Ranch house; 2 rms, q
paths. 2-ear ear, full bsmt.; on
6la acres: $4,000. HE. 4-92O5
SPLIT LEVEL, sIs,050--3 spacious
nedrms. baths, nm. rec: RIM.
s s;,.;. oyen and dining alcove,
New-house condition. A. ]. KES.
SINGER q CO. JU. 9-4544.
Mr.. ARMY MAP SERVICE-2-bed.
rm. Diet. brk.: gar; mr.. transp. and
schools, Low down payment. GUAR
ANTY MORTGAGE CORP, Elk. 3.
l275: ewes. EN-. 2-503l.
GAITHERSBURG - Lge. O. story
masonry. home; liy. rm. with stone
nrepl,, din: rm,, kit, bedrm.. bath
on LIST A.: lge. side porch, 4 bedrns
and bath on End a.; stairs to attic:
ihll bsmt oil h.-wh: lovely shaded
~ 1SAoOU. Rooms are all lge
Many features found only In higher.
priced homes. S2s.50O.
oLENMONT. Randolph I'd. mr.
CO. aye.-2-story frame; 24-ft. iiv
rm. with wall-to-wall carpet, / bed.
rm., BATH kit. on LIST A.: End n
mas one finished bedrm.. one bed.
I'm. and bath roughed in. Cedar.
nned closets, full bsmt.: lovely
FENCED yard. $4,000.
KAY BOWLING
washington Grove, Nd,
Gaithershurg 247-J
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TWINRROOK AREA

Corner lot. close to school. shop.
center, loft. picture window. firepl.,
enough for Q more bedrms. S11 800.
~ Roskyis ste $40 po ps s RGs!n
eyes,. GA. 4-S795, Mrs. Gellatly.
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1907 Path AVE.
Beautiful semidet. brick, GE kit
Ia baths: best lot in HfIIcrest
Heights. owner wants quick sale
this week.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

PROFESSIONAL MAN--Ideal location
for home and once; z rooms, 2
baths, ONCE, Gear garage, large
corner lot. Doctors and other pro-
LESSONS In same block. Only Sl5,-
75c on easy terms. No reasonable
offer rejected. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-7774.
BIG FAMILY, BIG HOUsE-This s.
bedrm, home with sep. dining rm.
and full bsmt. Is ideal for the
large family; exceptional lot; To-
$50. JAMES c. CoNLEY l. CO.,
AP. 7-6292.
sACRIFICE-Home priced below OF
Hyattsvllle, Nd, 8 biks. from ir.
high school, elementary, parochial
schools, churches, 2 shopping
ecenters and excellent transporta-
ton facilities: off-Street court
immediate occupancy. OWNER
ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN, small
down payment; $50 mo. covers all
Three. bedrms., bath, large liv.
rm., lac. kit. with eating SPACE,
Foe Sstss an pus NJ y eob
erts, WA. 7-0246. Countrywide
REALTY, OIL, 2-bs5S.
OUT OF-TOWN OWNER slasheI
price to $1,000 TO insure sale
this week end. r-than-new
3-bedrm.. all-brick rambler, with
elaborate paneled recr. rm. In
bsmt.; deep lot adj. Government
park, In the exclusive University
Hills section. near Northwestern
High School; Call III pm; WA
1S3900, ROBERT s. DAVIS &
WHY RENT? S395 cash will move
you into this coy 2-bedrm. cottage
Georges Country aS'v Club. Your tot st
payments, including taxes, only
S75 per mo. Price, SS,95e. Cal
It'll 2 pm, WA. 7-390O. ROBERT
S. DAVIS q Co, INC,
DE LUKE RAMBLER, custom built;
3 double bedrms.: Ice. liv. I'm. with
fireplace; sep. din. rm., dream kit.
double stainless steel sinks and nat
ural wood cabinets. Full recreation
type bsmt. with 2 rms. finished: .
car garage; $4,000. Terms. Ora
CEN 7. SCOTT, WA. 7-0461 It'll =.
BRICK CAPE COD; 4 bedrms., lge
lot, trees. side drive. ami. $500
to $1,000: will exchange. Also p
bedrm. house. very lge. lot; mr.. Md.
Univ; new cond !. $500 to $1,000;
MUCH TO DO? WHY NO! just
move into this stone-and-masonry
srd Il needed sd IL baths, t sep. din In
rm.; extra-large level lot; cow. tc
everything. Price, only $I1.750
JAMES c. CONLEY g. CO., AP. q
6292.
CHILLUM-2-story brick Colonial
MT I RAINIER - s.bedrm. home
Oh; Sill $50. LOUIS MILLER REAL
TOR, UN. 4-2723; ewes, WA. z
CHILLUM. 1908 Legation I'd, Sar.
gent Knolls-Immac., white, Capl
Cod ramb.: 2 bedrms., bath, liv. rm.
kit; LIST H.; lge. dormitory End Fl
with ? beds and enormous close
sRssss iq PIcs ssm: sl4 tsSsl iS Can MN MI
Mann, HA. 1850.
PAUL P. STONE
431 Butternut st. NV. tn. 2-110l
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6-CHILLUM
5426 Sargent rd.,. in st. John
Parish--Four-bedrm. brick Cape Cod
full baths, many extras. LUBY
ROBERTS, HA. 2-S51S.
LANSBURGH DEPT. STORE ARE
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 8
1918 Wildwood drive. Takoml
Park. Md.--2-story Colonial. Pow
der rm. and den, LIST floor. Ground
level basement. Lovely shade trees
block to bus and churches. Opel
to best offer. Call Miss zaker. FE
Dill; out New Hampshire ave
| left on Norwood drive Is blocks n
Of Ethan Allenl. left on Wildwooi
to our open sign.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 1900!
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OPEN SUM-, 2-5
1405 18th PI,. Sc.

Just reduced for quick sale. LoVelS
3-bedrm. brick in excellent condi.
ton. (Super Valuel cow. to Boiling
Andrews and Naval air stations
schools, churches, etc; large liv
and din. room. cement front porch
Conv. terms. Mr. Gibson, 10. 7-29S(
st. NV. ME. S-410O
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. Z. PIX. AREA-Charmine 2
bedroom brk bungalow with large
expandable end floor; wonderful
location not far from Westmoreland
Circle and Spring Valley shopping
LARGE screened porch. gas h.-W h..
beautiful wooded level lot with
large enclosed rear yard. No base
ment. S15,Q5O FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-i411; eyes. FL 4-7644
ARGYLE CLUB ARIA, Mr.. 4 COR.
NERS; OIL APPROVED. S15,700
aruer-than-usual rambler in thil
price-3 good-sized bedrms. full
hslat., level lot. Cony. 70 scnoo
and bus. WOODMOOR AGENCY
INC. Realtors. ~ 1855.
BANNOCKBURN ARIA. FaiFvay
Hills--3-bedrm,, an-brk. Cape Cod
on level lot hv. I'm. with nrepl
end. 1880. Oh. 2-s625 Of
IA. loss
3 ANNOCKBuRN, BETHESDA = as.
f. S-bedrm. rambler IL baths
Arepi, screened porch. storm wiz
Cas- assume 4% CT loan. OWNER
o3o7 Hannoekbgrn Dr.. OIL. 4-54O5
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Perfect S-rni. brick, Westinghouse
kit: corner lot, fenced yard. drive
way: only S13,950 with low down
payment Vacant, move in with
Mike Coughlin. RE. 6-4444
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TWINBROOK AREA

This house priced low for quick
sale. Owner moving to California. Liy
rm.. din. area . bedrms. expand
attic. fenced yard. CT appraisal
ST. 400, owner will take SIC $500
HICKMAN CUSHMAN, ] mile North
Of Rockville, Rte. 240. Pc. 2-p442
ewes. GA. 4-S795. Mrs. Gellatly.
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ROCKVIIIE MN

1918 x St. NV. Realtor MA. s-O75
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BETHEsDA-Immaculate, brick Co
lonial: abe Ssdrms" ngen baths Es,,. ~
wall esTpetin9. screened porch. rec &c
room; attached garage, cow. II
schools. Owner leaving town, must
sell immed. s2l'5O0. 46il sleaford
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$s4 MONTHLY. INCLUDING ALL
Better-than-new 3-bedrm. rambler
with fully equip. kit. incl. clothes
washer and disposal; I ice lot. Only
blk. from elem. school and close
to Darochial school Total payts.
Gng ne ster Cash mel rayt ax e so
$50. Conv. to Andrews Air Force
Base. ACT FAST Call MRS. MILKY,
NO. 7-S02l. w. o, COOLEY 4 SON
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LEWISDALE. MD. - owner trans
brick Cape Cod. Liv. rm. with firepl.
bedrms. LIST mr.; expandable up
stairs. BsHnt Close to schools,
transp. and shopping. A. H. SEID-
ENSPINNER, Realtor. WA. 7-101O
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BELTsvILLE AREA, 1880 - old
but comfortable home, all con-
veniences. l acre; small down pay
ment. PARKWAY 5-1645, WE. $500.
RELTSYIILR-.o-vr old hrick ram
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WHEATON AREA

Brick rambler with carport: bed.
rms, liv rm.. din. area, full bsmt
nicely landscaped. completely fenced
yard $1,000. HICSMAN-CUSHMAN
I mile north OF Rockville, Rte. $40
Gellatly.
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1895 O DIzuOlIWN

900 OOWN
s sep. apts.; live in one. rent the
other 2. This is q definite steal for
less than $4,000. For further in
formation. call Mr.. Reid, LA. g.
1921, Sunday and evenings
METROPOLIS REALTY CO.
1918 N. Capitol st. DE. 2-s142I
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READ THIS

THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
| WA. 7-45OO Realtors
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ARL. RLvD.-Over an acre; mod,
new, 3-bedrm.. ~ bath. full-bsmt
brick rambler; rolling hills; walk
ut bsmt.; trees; beautifully con-
structed. Move in with deposit
Compl. finished. Located Just out
side city limits of Fairfax. S22. $50
Eff: STEFFEY, JE. 2-4790, JE
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price to $4,000 TO insure a sale
this week end. Better-than-new
3-bedrm.. all-brick rambler, with
elaborate paneled reer. rm. In
bsmt.; deep lot adj. Government
park, In the exclusive University
High School. Call tn o pm, WA,
15GS9o0 ROBERT s. DAVIS q
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FOREST HEIGHTS, ONLY 1880
Lovely. 2-year-old. 3-bedroom brick
rambler; full bsmt:; level lot; cow.
20 bolllng and Andrews Fields. Call
4-7900 PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO.
FOREST HEIGHTS, AIS woodland
featuring lge. bedrms. Step-down
lily. ,rm. with ilrepl. and picture
window. Butlt-in garage. full
bsmt. Call Mr.. Rice, 10. 7-1925
Or NEWCOMB REALTY, 10. 2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

WEST END OF ROCKVLLE-saIG
by owner; brick rambler, SIX rms.
bath, 2 .firepiaces, detached garage
screened-in glass porch; S23,B0O
537 Brent rd., Rockville. Nd. Pc
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MISUNDERSTANDING 3;bedrm.l
dining room. all-electric kitchen.
maids room and bath; garage
Sao,050, KoRzENDoRFER, OIL. A.
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ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN, small
T d9wS DaSy .S1m $50 Ss mo- covers 1ss ~
rm., Ice. kit. with eating space
modern conveniences; house 2 wears
old For details, call Mr., Rob.
s sfS,MA . 5cItq24e.s CsouNTY-WlDl
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PAUL P. STONE
43l Butternut St NV. TIL 2-11nl

ao1 buIlernut 6t. NV. III. 2-11O6
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6-CHILLUM
5426 Sargent I'd, in st. Johns
PARISH -bedrm. brick Cape Cod
2 full baths, many extras. LUBY-
ROBERTS, HA 2-2512