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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

ley in eastern and southeastern
Ohio lis en- the verge of the
greatest boom it has ever seem.
That boom will be delayed many
years without an adequate high
way. If Highway Tax money is
to be diverted at the whim of
every lobbyist in the State, we'll
never get Route 81. We should
stop this money grab right now
and hope the State Administra-
ton will use the money to help
southeastern Ohio. Unfortunately
we are not on the route of the
Inter State Defense system but
we can still get so per cent Fed
eral matching money.
'It seems incredible that, while
a whole quarter of this great
State waits helplessly, utility
lobbyists are sWarming over the
Capitol in Columbus with a fair
chance to win in the biggest tax
grab of the goth century. I call
on the people of Ohio to stop this
money grab. And / particularly
point out to my fellow South
eastern Ohioans that they had
better fight for their rights. The
Members of the Legislature have
no right to handicap our part OF
the State for the benefits of the
utility companies"
House Bill No. 435 provides
that the State shall pay the cost
of moving utility facilities when
ever a Federal-Aid highway is
moved, relocated, etc. Heretofore
the utility companies have paid
such removal costs themselves
| They have planted their facilities
on Highway rights -of-way fo1
more than SO years but they have
never paid rent for the privilege
It has been estimated that Ohio's
adequate highway program
over a period of 13 years will
cost So billion. Ordinarily the
moving of utility facilities is
about four per cent of the total
cost. But the utilities heretofore
have moved their own facilities
and paid for it. Because the pro
gram" will receive Federal aid
the cost to the State will be
| $120, 0,000-all of which is 6
pure gain for the utilities. II
means $120,000,000 less money tc
spend on the Ohio Highway
system.
House Bill 485 bears the names
of Representatives Louis j
Schneider, Jr., Hamilton county
Robert l.. Johnson, Medina
county, and Ed Wallace, Pick.
way county, as authors. The bill
was referred to the Commerce
and Transportation committee ot
which Mr.. Schneider is chairman
At the first hearing on the bill
Mr.. Schneider admitted he hac
not written the bill. 1t has beer
common knowledge up and doWr
the State for months that the
utility interests were drafting {
bill to grab tax money for theil
own use in moving facilities or
the Federal-aid system. The bill
was not introduced until Febru
ary 27, less than week before
the deadline.
In order to avert just such {
diversion of highway tax money
the people of Ohio voted Novem
Der 4, 1947, an amendment to the
Ohio Constitution prohibiting
use of such funds for anything
but highway purposes. Noble
county voted 2,235 for the
| amendment and 1,042 against.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

She was judged best qualified
on the basis of homemaking
ability, personality, and appear
ance to represent Cambridge.
She was one of five Cambridge
area housewives selected for per
sonal interviews after examina-
ton of written applications.
Mrs. Bond won five-piece set
of West Bend aluminium ware,
which will be given her at the
district contest.
AT the district contest, she will
compete with winners from near
by communities, all aiming for
chance in the state and national
finals of the Mrs. America
contest.
Winners of the district finals
each will receive an automatic
gas range. The state contest Win
ner gets an expense-paid trip to
the national finals at Fort Laud-
erale, Fla, for herself and her
husband.
In addition, the new "Mrs.
Ohio" will win Servel Ice
Magic gas refrigerator with Ice
Magic serving set, a singer port
able sewing machine, S100 u.
S. Savings Bond, four place
settings of Gorham sterling silver
valued at Sl00, sterling silver
meat platter, a Proctor ironing
table, $50 worth of West Bend
aluminium ware, $40 Bernat
knitting kit, and other prizes.
Runner-up in the Mrs. Ohio
contest will win Hamilton
automatic washer and gas clothes
dryer. The woman placing third
| will win q John Wood automatic
gas water heater.
The homemaker selected Mrs.
| America" will receive prizes
valued at $4,000, including an
expense-paid two week vacation
at the Beach Club in Fort Laud-
erdale, Fla, an expense-paid
overseas trip, complete New
Freedom built-in gas kitchen, q
1857 DeSoto, an $500 set of Cor
ham sterling silver, a Singer De-
Luxe sewing machine, $500
hand-knit Bernat travel ward
robe, a complete line of Proctor
products, a $1,000 oil portrait by
noted artist Paul Ortlip, and 8
years supply of Wilson'S meats
for the family.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
ReIIoire Finoneier Soys-
Gould Build USR II With
Highway Money involved
In Utility Tax Grab"

Route 81 could be built as a
super-highway to open the Ohio
Valley chemical industry to the
world with the money that the
utility lobbyists in Columbus are
trying to grab out of Highway
funds" William j. McGraW, Bel
laire financier and business man,
said in a statement issued today.
"The lobbyists have a scheme
called House Bill 485 under
which they will garner $12O,000,-
900 of highway tax money in the
next II years. That is almost
exactly the estimated cost of a
super-highWay from Marietta to
Canton. The rest of Route 81,
Canton to Cleveland, is now
being built as uper-highway."
Mr.. McGraw said the Ohio Val
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
East Union

EAST UNION - Mr.. Ivan
Morrison, of Crum Ridge, spent
Monday with John VanFossen.
Bob Tucker was calling in
Caldwell, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wells and
son, Paul, of Tabor Ridge, Mrs.
Betty Wechter and son, Billie,
of New York, were calling on
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert VanFossen
and other relatives of East
Union, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Feldner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Shock
ling spent Tuesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Rosie Miller spent the last
week with her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Parson
spent Tuesday evening with
relatives at Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Berry of
Whigville, spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth VanFos-
sen and children.
Kenneth and Hubert Tucker,
Tucker and Henry Butler at
tended the funeral of Ben King
held at Caldwell Thursday. He
was formerly of this place.
Mrs. Grace Feldner spent the
past week with her daughter,
Mrs. Betty King and family of
McConnelsville.
Mrs. Bernard Hines, Mrs.
Eugene Wells of Marietta, Mrs.
Betty Wechter and son, Billie of
New York. Mrs. Oscar Wells, of
Tabor Ridge, was calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Bert VanFossen on
Thursday and also visited Mrs.
Irene Miller and son, Denny.
Mrs. Rachel Robinson spent a
few days with her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Robinson and chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tucker
of GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mason, OF
Crum Town, were calling on Mr.
John VanFossen, Monday morn
ing.
Those that called at the Bert
VanFossen home, Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. John King of Can.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Miracle
of Newark, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Laughery and children, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles Biehl and children
all of Canton, Miss Nellie anC
Ada Wells of Akron, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Oscar Wells and son, Paul
Mrs. Grace Feldner, Mrs. Will
ma Wickham and daughter
Judy, Mrs. Betty Wechter arc
son, Billie, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Miller and son, Denny and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth VanFosser
and children.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Fredericksdale
FREDERICKSDALE

FREDERICKSDALE - Mr..
and Mrs. William Shaw and fam
lily, of st. Clairsville, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Davidson and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shaw and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Curtis and
son of Macksburg, visited Mr..
and Mrs. John Beattey, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis and
Mrs. Edna Arnold visited Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Cater and family
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shaw have
purchased the Albert Craig
dwelling and three acres of land
from Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis David
son. The Shaws will move to
their new home as soon as a re-
modelling job is completed.
Rev. c. A. Tulga, of Byesville,
spent Saturday evening at the
Arnold Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Miller
visited Mrs. Maggie Beymer and
family, Sunday afternoon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Quicker City
Senior Class Will Present Comedy
Friday Evening, April 4, Al School

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tedrick,
of Cambridge, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Harris, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hartley and
family, of Cambridge, visited
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Gertrude Spencer.
Mrs. Margaret Hendershot,
who has spent the winter in
Caldwell with her sisters, has re-
turned to her home here.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell,
of GAINESVILLE route 6, are the
parents of a daughter born in
the Good Samaritan hospital.
The infant has been named
Sharon Kay. Grandparents are
Mrs. James Hesson, of Macks-
burg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Bettinger, of Caldwell. The moth
er is the former Louise Hesson,
of Macksburg, and the baby was
the first to be born in the new
addition of the Good Samaritan
hospital.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

Milk, eggs, cheese, fish, and
such legumes as peas and beans
are foods which will supply pro-
tein as a substitute for meat dur
ing Lent.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

The quality and size of eggs
are judged independently of
each other. Buy the quality and
size best suited to your needs
and that give you the best value
for your money, advises Ohio
State University extension spec
ialistS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Buffalo Township Homemaker
Named Local Winner In
Annual Mrs. America Contest

Mrs Hobart Bond Of Pleasant City township
She M won the title March 49, in the first of contests
IN the district cookof at GAINESVILLE the week April
Bond, teacher the school - = -'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10

vile Center. n. 2. owner: . dwellings
ct Marsetlle dr., Rockville; cost, S22,-
900 each; builder. Berry Hill Homes.
II. e. Richardson Realty Co.. 7?O5
Georgia ave-. NV. owner and builder;
3 dwellings at Marbury I'd. Bethesda
cost. $4,000 each: architect. Louis R
Moss.
springdale Development Corp. 1856
Two Farm DR.. Silver Spring. owner; 2
Dr.. Silver Spring; cost, $4,000 each;
eer .arts Alvin casssns; builder
oeR Robert T. p R flfiss' 100 Fort DR. NE
owner and builder; 3 dwellings a
ss.uI IIy ST. Bethesds cost: $50 0Ot
Arthur L Wilcher. 1927 orchid st
Ia Bethesda: ow cost. $40. o tS" archi.
tect Clifton B White, builder, VIII.
~" s. B G sGttsrfield. IT,. 1924 ouintans
DR.. Bethesda, owner and builder
da; cost. $1,000; architect, Thomen.
Enterprise Construction Co. 1901
Randolph I'd Rockville, owner; Ii
dwellings ct Littleton st., Wheaton
qroben; builder. Metropolitan Homes
| Inc
Forest Knobs. Inc. 4Ob Hannes st.
Silver Spring. owner and builder; Al
dwellings at Loxford teri. and Cad
600 each; architect, Jack C. Cohen
Silver Spring. owner; dwelling at iO1
quaint Acres dr.. colesville: cost
S& 900: architect. e. Aubrey speake
Hugh b Leenhouts. rte 4. Vienna
Va, owner: DWELLING at Glen Mil I'd.
Rockville: cost, $4,000; architect
Merrimack const. Corp. 4s1e De
dwellings ct Beach Tree I'd. Bethesda
cost $4,000 each: architect. Arthur
z. J. Smith Const. Co., Inc. 22O
Luzerne ave. Silver Spring. owner ant
builder; 2 dwellings at Crestridge DIR
T ISe s Sn,TIiing: cost $4,000; architect
Carl W. snider. IT,. s72O Flowe
ave; Silver Spring: owner and builder
dwellings at Fairacres I'd, Silve
D EdEar sOi n MV srneG e fsi5 rren,
hey Chase, owner; move restauran
70 4g49 Elm St. Bethesda cost
Sl:iO90, architect. L. slagle; builder
Arthur <. Beall. Box a1s MonrOvis
owner and builder: dwelling at oil
RI. ~, Damascus: cost. Sli 900.
Joel Breslau 1920 l4th st. NV
owner owner dwelling at 1907 Pauline DIR
cif9en B. cost White: sseS SSa.r arcR MsTs
Byron Roudabush, 1928 Wisconsin
ave; NV, owner and builder: dwellin
g Kachina la. Bethesda: cost. $50.
OO1 architect. Dessert a. Yerkes. :.
Junction. owner; aweiiins at i6fo
Cfestmoor dr.. Silver Spring. cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10

builder: 2 dwellings at Wyngate DIR. and
Old GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda: cost.
$4,000 each: architect, A. II. Rinau-
J. A. Cunningham. 121ls Atherton
ct, Silver Spring. owner. dwelling at
2204 Hermitage ave, Silver Sprine
cost. $l7.0QO; architect, W. Shoe'
maker; builder, Leo cullinane ao, p.,.
DWELLINGS at Levelle dr.. Chevy Chase
cost, $4,000 each: architect, M
Mesrobian; builder. c. g. s. construc'
''V Mrs. Evelyn owynn, 11l4 Lancaster
I'd. Takoma Park. owner, dwelling q
21ll Forest Glen. I'd. Silver Spring
cost $4,000; architect. J. J. Schlos'
ser; builder, Dismer-Auxier GO. s,,u.,
sp HSstA oaaer corp ds veil a. Love
don Ia and London ter, Silver Spring
cost, $4,000 each; architect, Jacl
Cohen; builder. Naham CONSTRUCTION
Oaeorse L, Kaetzel. Mount Airy
ley rd.' SlsSsetttsville' , cost. $4,000
Wood Acres Construction Corp. $40.
Hillanda.ls I'd; Chevy ch nn,a S SEne
wei dr.. Bethesda: cost, Sl4. LOCO; ar
WASH, owner and Dullder, gaSoln
service station at 7725 Old George
town I'd, Bethesda; cost, $4,000;
American Oil Co.. I'll Fourteenth 81
INV, Washington, owner and builder
gasoline service station at Wisconsin
ave. and Highland ave-. Bethesda; cos'
$4,000.
I'd, Bethesda. owner; commercial build
ing at Woodmont ave-, Bethesda; cost
$4,000; architect, Stanley H. Arthur
builder. Ferrero Construction Co.
Briggs Investment Corp, 1909 Cor
dell ave. Bethesda. owner; dwelling q
lb2O2 White Flint dr.. Bethesda; cos
$4,000: architect, Alfred NJ. Rinaudoi
builder, Briggs Const. Co., Inc.
Kay Construction Co., 1lO5 Lander
ton dr., Silver Spring, owner an
builder; % dwellings at Kenbrook d.
and Hoyt ST.. Wheaton; cost. $500
each; architect. BARLEY & Gates.
Structo Homes, Inc. 1851 HobaI
st. NV, washington owner; fou
dwellings, ct Maybrook ave, Kensing
ton; cost. $4,000 each: architec
Maurice A. Gersing: builder. Maurie
Calvin F. stuntz. Rte. /. colesvill
I'd, Silver Spring, owner: dwelling q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10

$4,000: builder, Albert W, Mattern
Lipnick Const. Corp, 2916 Ellicott
ct. NV, owner and builder; 81 dwell
ings at Waterford I'd. and Cherry Tree
la, Silver Spring; cost. $4,000 each
architect. Jack c. Cohen.
w. C. g. A. N. Miller. Dew. Co.. 1895
Forty-ninth St. owner and builder
dwelling at 5Sl7 Rockmere dr., Be
thesda; cost, 100000; architect, Edw
P. q W. Builders Inc. 1925 Wood
moor circle, Silver Spring, owner and
builder: three dwellings at Dowline
dr., Burtonsville cost. $4,000 each:
architect, Jack c. Cohen.
Shaw Dew. Corp, 1905 Cameron st.
Silver Spring. owner. five dwellings al
Singleton ct, Bethesda; cost Sl2. 1000
each: architect. Patterson q Worland
builder Bancroft Bethesda Corp.
Albert H. Small. ct al, S605 Cam.
eron St. Silver Spring owner. dwelling
So, 900; architect. Jack c. Cohen
builder Community Builders, Inc
Clara May Downey Olney, owner
service station at BrOokville I'd.
Olrey: cost. $4,000: architect. Amer
lean Oil Co.: builder, John s. Stubs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10

III Carlisle et., colesville; cost, SIS
900; architect. Jack Cohen: builder
Harry Wessling.
Kensington. owner and builder: dwell
ing at 3406 Glenmoor dr.. Kensington;
cost, SCI 200.
Lanark Const. Corp, 23I6 Home
stead dr., Silver Spring: owner and
builder wn swe1nS cost at wU sScS
Robert shafer. 5000 Massachusetts
ave, Bethesda. owner and builder:
dwelling at h4a5 Goldsboro I'd. Be-
thesda; cost $4,000.
Bethke Brothers. 1908 Both ave. Sc.
owner and hrilder; dwelling at 7013
winslow st Bethesda: cost, 100000;
Davie const Co, Inc. 9405 Crosby
cost, $4,000 each; architect, Philiu
j. Henry Murdoch Rockville. owneri
dwelling at ovsrlea dr., Potomac; cost
Stevens Stevens bni idsr''f s r. soH %s"''
Martin N. Pileren. 1890 Radnor I'd
bethesda, owner end builder; DWELLING
at 1909 Chew Chase blvd. Bethesda
Woodacre Construction Corp. 07ol
Iillandaie I'd, Chevy Chase. owner ans
dr.. Bethesda cost S13,OOO; arcn1tect
Patterson 3 Worland
Kensington owner; stores and offices
cost, Si2O. 900; architect, Phiiip W
Mason builder, John s, Stubs Co;
Edmund J; Bennett, 740l Wisconsin
dwellings at Wiscassett I'd. and Wiz
ginia View ct. Bethesda: cost Sl7.00I
: and $4,000 each: architect, Keyes 4
W. F Bulls, 1901 Houston St, sil
J Silver Spring; cost S28.000; builder
: L. Z Hill Construction Co
Montgomery County General Hos
/. pital. Olney, owner; interior alteration
to hospital e %,scb $goG STide srcGteS5
Ward Retro. Gaithersburs. owner
E dwelling az Route e: Cedar Grove Grove
sOf pane of Hosdey ws sss 5Sn sss
yer Spring, owner dwelling at 92n
Daleview ct. Silver Spring. cost Sill
I 900; builder. Carl ?, Ford r....u
Ab sv.9 s5 Kag S aGD. East s1o Sssar
Buckingham dr.. Silver Spring; ccs'
Palisades. Inc. 10000 conneeticu
/ ave, KensinSton. owner 3 dyelltns
kens MSOHsOn cO ste $4,000 enS snG
each: architect. Gushing Daniel; builde
louis = PEAL, 1921 Connecticut a;;g av!
Ss Iyn sssSs sSd r Srdf s.tb S%ens Cos
E ?. Soueid. Inc. 1925 18th ct. NV
{ owner and builder; DWELLINGS at Mic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
Do-It-YourseIf
Pockoeed Homes
Nav Be Purchased With
Low Monthly Payments
PACKAGED PLUMBING
and HEATING

Packaged and pre- -engi-
neered plumbing and heat
ing systems are available at
correspondingly low prices.
Plumbing can be furnished
in a wide selection of fix
lures and trim. Heating can
be furnished in both hot
water or warm air, oil-fired
or gas fired, and with or
without air conditioning.
This equipment can be OBJ
tanned on a completely in
stalled basis, or as a do-it-
yourself package. A heating
and plumbing engineer is
available to answer ques-
tions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
Recent Building Permits
Issued in Montgomery
Recent building permits is
sued by Montgomery County
f01lnxx,c.

Recent building permits is
sued by Montgomery County
follows:
william R. Andrew, 1908 Wander
grift ave. Rockville, owner: dwelling
ct ,overlea dr., Rockville; cost. Sl6.-
900; architect. Don A. Hagerich;
Richard Ehst, 370s woodbine st.,
Chevy Chase. owner; dwelling at 5S2S
sFshitset. 3. p Eliot; SniideTF, "S g. K
Albert Gibson. 1910 8, Portal DR.
HHaEry "Syo. rd ,..,t Silver Sprins o cost
builder. Bernard WolfsOn, nj.
phone Co.. $50 H ST.. NV. Wash.
owner and builder; telephone center al
1887 Bradley blvd. Bethesda: cost
$4,000; architect. chatelain, 0ausei
STANDBY Cohen. 1ooOs Reddick, dE,
Sdgeyse 5S silver oss sDTb1Es sSst
jacobson Corp, s2is Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda, owner; DWELLINGS a.
cost, $4,000 each; builder. ed
'Af Ed%aaa f. 4. slick, Inc. e1s Buck DR..
silver spring, owner and builder
dwelling at COS Blick dr., Silver Spring
cost. $4,000: architect, H. Clay AShby
T. @. Lee. 3 Pooks Hill I'd, Bethesda
owner and builder dwelling at 93I'
Burning Tree I'd, Bethesda: cost, So !,
600: architect, Patterson 4 Worland:
SUSSEX Corp. S7l9 Colesville I'd.
Silver Spring. owner; 4 dwellings a
Rocton ave. and Woolsey dr., Silve
Spring: cost. S32 1000 each: architic;
Jack c Cohen builder. Devon Engi
Wills & Slater, 5000 Poindexter Ia
Rockville, owner and builder: dwellin
at 6305 Huntover Ia, Rockville; cost
Bert M. Tracy. 1907 NJ street. NV
wash, owner and builder; dwelling a
1105 Kathryn I'd, Silver Spring; cos
8l2. 900: architect, Charles Tomkie:
80 Bert NJ. Tracy. 1907 M St. NV
wash, owner and builder: dwelling q
1113 Kathryn I'd, Silver SprinR, cos
$1,000: architect. Charles Tomkies.
David B. Blandford. Deakins Ia
\. r. d. 2, Germantown, owner an
builder; dwelling at Cleveland DIR
Rockville: cost, $4,000.
Henry j. Common, Inc, T72O Wis
Oonsin ave-, Bethesda. owner an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10
FNMA Announces
10th Monthly Dividend

The Federal National Mort
gage Association has announced
the goth consecutive monthly
dividend on its common stock.
According to the agency, the
dividend for August will equal
17-cent dividends declared by
FNMA in past months and will
be paid September Is to stock
holders of record as Of Au-
gust 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10

hin St and Lenox st.. Bethesda: cost,
$4,000 and $4,000.
Aspen Park Dey. Corp. 1o12 l4th ct.
owner and Obj Spl Ssr.S. dwslp ssiv g.
Spring; cost, $1,000 each. architect.
KettieS PfOperties: Inc. 2s2l Wis;
9 2od PYLE ise rd NE ssh sTnsr cost swtos
architect. Patterson q woTisnd; build.
HeTssrt v. KieieTt. s2e wh,itmor: r,
SIS 900. architect. c. Aubrey speake
River Mass Corp, 1921 Wisconsin,
sve 6T oEn nsS..d dwelling SSTC
architect. Patterson 4 wOrland; build.
Southeast Construction Corp, 1000
< st; NV. owner; DWELLING st. g. 6 Hoc:
architect, walter D. Byrd; builder, Rob.
David I. Wood. n. $40 Ksnnenec
ave, Takoma Park, owner and builder
dwelling q III i "a ds,o orande rd'' Silver
Aspen Park Develop. Corp, 1919
4th st. NV. owner and builder; siH
oS esc AVE- sss Syss yacR ccs h.n S0
I'd, Silver Spring. owner and builder
dwelling at 10S36 Childs St: Silver
Spring; cost. $4,000; architect. H. c
David Gordon. s1oe Elliott st;
owner: DWELLING at 430s clsarbroSo d
lane, Kensington: cost, S16.6OO
builder. NJ Leland Hendry ,.o,
Martha Reiss and Elsie Marks. 63Ol
St ssos MsTsnro T 3D. 0SafS eos
) sos, 600: architect, Thomen q Cromar
builder. William o. Cooley a Son.
James @. Saah, RID. l. .Silvel
) Spring, owner and builder; extend com
S gTsI s S%ns cast & sac Second lcS
tect, william M o'Neii
) citation. Inc. 64l2 Mariory lane. pc
$50, 900: architect, David B. Becker
; builder, Paddock Engineering Co.
;; M. ;. Bennett. 5000 Dorset ave
Bethesda owner: dwelling ct 37ll
Cardiff I'd, Bethesda: cost, 100000
; architect. Louis r. Moss; builder. H
F. Kimball ir
M. R. Emerson. 1910 Shepherd st
! Chevy Chase. owner and builder; dwell
Spring: cost siib0O; architect !
= t chas r. Even. e27 University blvd
I East. Silver Spring, owner and builder
5 DWELLINGS s e. c c06 VILE rd.' siive
B jerome =. Kinney Co, 1926 4ot
;. ct NV. owner and builder: Q dwell
ings at Maiden lane Bethesda: cost
}. $50. 900 each; architect. Louis +. Most
r z yyi,IDo, PANE syTinr i4 o1n.I Home me
!. builder: dwelling at 9O2 pSleview DR.
: E. Niedritis. 80 Seaman ave. Rock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-10

DYouse Packagsd Exclusively by Barber Ross
Rhodela ond Ave -PhoneDE cotm 2O5ll
NoinO 9Th ondV NE.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-21
George Ramsey

Funeral services for George
Ramsey 81, pioneer ranch worker,
were held at 10 o'clock, Monday
morning at the Cloyd-G order
Chapel. The Rev. George Sanders,
pastor of the Lonsdale Methodist
church officiated, and burial was
in the Sidney cemetery.
Homer Gorder, accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Gorder, sang
"The Old Rugged Cross, and
"Abide with Me-"
Pallbearers were Pat McGrady,
Jay Hoyt, Mike Dotson, Les Will
Iams, Ben Simonson and Bill
Hennen.
Mr.. Ramsey died of a stroke
Thursday in the Sidney hospital,
where he had been under care
for some time.
He was born in Virginia Jan.
IL, 1860 and was orphaned at an
early age. He was reared in a
foster home. He came to Sturges,
S. D., in the 1905 and to Rich
land county about 1900. He held
jobs on farms and ranches thru
out the years until failing health
brought him to retire and he
moved to Sidney in 1947 to make
his permanent home. He had no
known relatives.
The Cloyd-G order Mortuary
had charge of funeral arrange
ments.