davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Enterpriss I'd. Mitehslivills; cost, sso.-
Prince oeoFsss County, Upper Msrl-
boro, owner; addition TO public school
9. $3.50 Oxen HIN rd.. oxon Hill; cost.
joiip o. Aylor. $500 Brinklsy I'd.
oxcn hi, owner and builder: dveIling
st o7i2 Buck Creek rd., oxon Hiii;
board Oi EdueatiOn, Upper Mari.
iunlor high school on Laursl. BuFtons.,
VILE rd., Laurel; cost Ss9e,sb0,
Ioaa, owner a i. const Co.
builder; dwellings at 4oO6-4OOs Rus
ssn ave; and 2207 Queens Chapel road,
MoIth "oodridee Manor. cost, $4,000
Nj Rainier. owner. /. u 8,lIs' bvlldsr.
aAeliinR ~ l306 OdRen place. sea.
Washington Estates. Inc, sp24 Kip.
lins PARKWAY, District Heights owner
sna ealldeTs Z DWELLINGS at 70i4-70i6
sInese III o.,.. ST. ST washington Estates. cost,
" Maske. 43Oa Underwood Al
HniueFsiy Park. owner and builder
Shop ana once at S503 Baltimore ave.
bi1yenserrg cost, SIO.000
Lanham, owner and builder. dWellins;
aso ,ds Ma Main s. ISnSsn cost
Jack coopersmith. ss7 Ism A. ~
/ wash, owner; builder not seleeted. Z
Ssores At 1884 New HAMPSHIRE ave-,
Ch!lums cost, $4,000.
y, west Laurel Acres. Inc, Boz 4O7-
Laurel, owner and builder. dwelling Al
ArssSr Csisf ~ if.IIo. Laurel H., cost $1,000;
Sc wash. owner and builder; Gweiiins
at 5o05 Keppier road Camp sprtnss:
KEN Builders. Inc. las Kennedy NJ
NV. wash. owner and builder. dwell.
ea., ms q H,as Ss5t kerby place. oxen MI;
bert Robinson. Waldorf. owner.
Knots. builder. dwelling ~ 5e3A Broad
asr - oSon hill. cost si3 coo
lIAnwood 81 HyattsVille. owner. Thom.
as DefFaneis builder: dwelling At cali
Wocdeerry ST., Seabrook. cost Si3' 600,
q. A p Development Co, Inc, tlO0
LlnSoo st.. Hyattsvilie owner. Thon.-
as Defranets, builder: dwelling AZ pdI
Woodberry ct. Seabrook. cost. SI3 600
John L. Shelton. Gil Raietrh 81
Sc, wash. owner and builder 2
laHellines ~ 5sse and $3.50 Temple
Hills I'd. oxon Hill; cost, SIC 500 eaeh
Abraham ane Esther Bsyda. IO3i
Sonn- are.. wash, owner; store, on
shssr Rs,ndna hln re saitslanc; sesi SIS. 600
bas rd.. Temple His owner and saiid.
vile: cost. ) Il sii 800 / Al 81 Z 900
LAndoveF I'd, cheveriy. owner ane
6uilder: dvelling on Hlshhridge nd
Bowie, cost. $4,000
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Recent building permits
issued In MONTGOMERY County
included the following:
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Chapel Oaks frehouse on Sheriff I'd.
John W. ferkis. SSs5 Meadow Or !,
owner and builder; dwelling on Meadow
View dr., Suitland; cost, $4,000.
The The No Most !, Esy ;Rs.riss A o'sSyls g::
Island ave NV Washingtoh. owner
Glenn Enterprises, builder; reetory at
1897 buchanan St. Landoyer Hills;
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Marenka.
Princess Garden rd. Lanham. owners
and builders dwelling at 1900 Radelifi
dr., College Park. cost. S3S,oO0.
@, q, Barr, lls06 Old qunpoxder
dxellinE A 10000 Fleetwood dr.. Belts.
warwick vtllase Inc. 923 18th st.
w.. Washington. owner and builder
- semidetached DWELLINGS in Good
Hope Hills; cost, $4,000 each.
Lehning and slAvski. siei Jameson
ST., Hillcrest Heights owners and build.
ave. Hillcrest Helghts. cost. Sli.0Oo
each.
KEN Builders Inc. las Kennedy o.
nv. MaShington. owner and builder
three dwelltngs at 0S20, dSsS and
$3.50 kerby. pl. Murray Hil' cost,
$4,000 each.
ham owner and suilder; dwelling a
a5ld Van Buren, St. LanhAm' cost
II II. Peters. 1880 Montsomsry rd ),
Beltsville. owner and builder. dwell
\ Beitsville; cost $4,000 each
Archdiocese OF Washington. iT2i
I Rhode Island ave. Washington. owner
/ vineF Construction Co. Inc, builder
school and convent addition 70 81
MeFys 81 7s00 Annapolis I'd. LandoveT
Hills. Nd cost ~ 90. 600.
I Roy Z and Mary NJ. Lee. 6S0f
Somerset rd Riverdale. owner anc
builder; DWELLING at Lawrence at. Col.
Z mar Manor; cost $4,000
Lacy A. Farley, P. O. Boz ~, Ian.
ham, owner and builder. dwelling ai
aasi wellington ST.. LanhAm' cost
univsrsiiy city Development Corp
I Inc $500 Pousteenth st.. NV, Wash
ingtor owners W. JenninsS Jone2
| builders: restaurant and ice cream
shop at eO0I University blvd, East
/ HyattSiviile cost S6n. 600.
7 Louis Rossi. asi5 IyeFson St. Hill.
crest Heights. owner and builder;
dwellings At ei02-sl04 Gather o..
Hillersst HGghts cost Sie,o0o each =.
4 K A q Construction Co. b0ts
Branehvflie rd., College PARK, ownetl
and builders. q DWELLINGS In RiveI
Ridge Kstates, oxon Hill: cost. $4,000
onvsr L and Nelda collinson. aiSg
Slxty-third ave, Cheverly. owner
Samuel Wood. builder. DWELLING or
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/ svHsr; dwelling st 57Qt Roeten 9ve.
Construction Co
Fsrnwood Estates Inc, 1881 East
ern ave. Silver Spring, owner; DWELL
ing. at eel Fernwood rd.. Bethesda:
cost $4,000; architect. Anthony
ment Corp.
smoot .Esviek Construction Co, Inc,
i023D Green Forest dr., Silver sprins,
owner: dwelling at se0e Thoreau Dr.,
Bethesda, cost. $4,000: architect,
Tsintoias Realty Co, sol ard st.,
buape 0~afr q ssis sd ponsl eaeI Ave. faEos
Park. cost 100000: architect
RoTer FisinseP, ir.. ,b4o Rockville
Pike. Rockville, owner; dwelling a
6g0e Miliwood Fd,. Bethesda cost
! $50 900. builder, 6MADA Inc.
upco Development Co. Damascus
/ owner; 9 DWELLINGS at Que I'd,
! Damascus: cost, $4,000 each: builder,
p n. DoudeF
Evening star., 1957-12-07

Recent building permits
issued In MONTGOMERY County
included the following:
Ascar Marsulles, l4I4 Jonauil st,
n, w., owner and builder. 3 DWELLINGS
at 10000 block Martha dr.. Silver
eprins, cost, $4,000 each. architect,
John dePaanieF.
voIoEus X Houssn. ,qlsn Mn "A;
lane, Potomac; cost, $4,000. huildeF'
Edwin l.. Taylor
Leo cuIlinane. 4p0Q west way DR. i,
Bethesda, owner and builder dwelling
at 7001 L0ngwo0d drive, Bethesda.
cost, $4,000: architect, Warren Shoe
Ralph yarnlck. ir.. 1904 oulntanS
court, Bethesda, owner and builder:
dwelling at zoos 0lennon road. Be-
thssda: cost. $1,000.
Jack KAY and Harold ursenbfEg,
liob Lamberton drive. silver sprins,
block Hiiisbefo drive, wheaton; cost
$4,000 each architect hartley a
Frank p. Murray, e42e Western
ave, Chevy Chase, owner and builder
assSlin .tS.sda q cost Sss!D'.a anch,s.eg. ssg
Patterson a Worland.
Montgomsry. County Board OF Edu.
1 sS .eSSo Ssi's u Ssns Ssnn; VSSe sss sssI SnssI
Johannes 4 Murray builder. Nerendo
stewart. Corner, Inc, sol 5.h
e.. NV. owner and builder: Gasoline
sssyiee M station at HOO osorelA ave I
y 4 W Buildsrs, Inc. lo2is Wood,
moor circle, Silver Spring, owner and
builder; 3 DWELLINGS at $4,000 block
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Montgomery Approves
Dwellings, School

Dowiing d., Burtonsyille; cost, $4,000
each. archllect, JAek. 6. Cohen.
evSss Ssse aS:iins osIiss :. ios Nwoois.y 81 nE ~
Bethesda: cost, Si2 600; architect
Construction Co
Robert Kasnett. isa2 NJ st.. NV.
owner dwelling At J4O9 Woolsey dr.
q W.. Dreyfuss: builder. Jerry Wd,
man Construction Co.
Jerry WolmAn. 1899 NJ st., NV
owner and builder. dwelling al 710t
Roeton ave. Bethesda; lost. $4,000
architect. y W Dreyfuss.
Stanley ReInes. 1892 N 81. NV
Evening star., 1957-12-07
LEWIS
Continued From Page B-l

Continued From Page B-1
is viewed by many. on an histor-
ical basis, as quite q substan-
tial volume. But many observ-
ers consider even a million-unit
year as slow progress toward a
goal Of providing needed new
housing. and replacing homes
that are torn down every year
and others that need to be re-
moved.
In the peak year Of 1855. the
country produced 1929. 900
homes. Of which i.309 900 were
privately sponsored. Last years
total reached l.093 900. Of
which l.l1s.1O0 were privately
sponsored.
Not since l949 was output as
low as 1t is expected to be this
year. In that year. production
totaled l.025. 900 units. A total
Of 988.800 Of them were In pri-
vate construction.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-28
Middlefeld
Is Planning
Homecoming

MIDDLEFIELD - Commerce
ial concessions, displays and
exhibits will be accepted this
year, on a limited basis, for
the midway of Middlefield'S
largest Homecoming Festival
planned for July 10, 20 and 81
Those interested in midway
space should contact Tom Hal
stead president of Middlefield'
Chamber of Commerce AS soon
as possible in order that space
requirements can be reserved.
This year, Middlefield's Home
coming will feature midway
of adult and kiddie rides from
Gooding Amusement Company
of Columbus, direct radio broad
casts, fireworks and mile
long parade.
The three day festival is be-
ing jointly sponsored by Middle
fields Chamber of Commerce
and Fire Department. Tom Hal
stead of the Middlefield Cham
Der Of Commerce and Fire
Chief Earl Warne head the two
sponsoring organizations.
Glen A. Rynearson of Middle
field is serving the organization
as publicity director.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-28
Tax Collectors
Seize Home
in NeWbury

NEWBURY - The home of
Robert Humphreys on Pekin
Road has a notice on the
front door today that the
house has been siezed by the
federal government for the
non payment of taxes.
The seizure of the house
was made by agents of the
internal revenue office last
Thursday afternoon.
According to the internal
revenue officials Humphreys
has failed to turn in to the
government So, 100000 of with
holding tax he has collected
from his workmen. Humph-
reys is in the construction
business and the amount rep
resents tax he withheld from
employees
The seizure group was lead
by James D. Marble of the
Painesville office of the in
ternal revenue office. He said,
This is the first seizure for
some time in Geauga, but
there are others coming"
The Humphreys will still
have an opportunity to re-
deem their home by paying
the back taxes and penalties.
If they fail to pay, officials
said, the home will be offered
at auction to collect the gov
ernment money.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-28

for autos, buildings, roads, cleo
trical gadgetS and the like en-
tails enormous amounts of lum-
Der, steel, copper and thousands
of other substances.
How high will the demand go?
What can we do when the rich
metallic ores, for example, are
used up?
The answer given is that an
improved technology must be
developed by our most valuable
raw material, brain power, to
extract our needs from the
natural substances around us
such as air, sea water, rock and
sunlight.
Radioactive material, source
of nuclear energy, and minerals
may be obtained from ordinary
rock, water from sea water dis
tillation, using nuclear energy,
and food from a better utiliza-
ton of existing plant life.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-28
Getnga Mbbles UPH400 Tons
of Groceries Every Year

mere subsistence diet. But
people have more money now
and they want more and better
food.
AS for water, how much is
required in Geauga County
Just for drinking, some $780,
900 gallons a year. For each
added person, another 200 gal
Ions must be provided. The
other local water needs, many
times as large, are for indust-
rial, laundering and other pur-
poses.
The amount of energy con-
sumed locally is higher than
ever before, another reflection
of progress. The total, whether
derived from electricity, coal,
gas, oil or auto fuel, is equiv
alent to the energy in 246 900
tons fo coal. The estimated
per capita need is 8 tons of
coal energy a year.
The basic figures come from
findings made at the California
Institute Of Technology and else
where, in studies to determine
whether we can provide the
material needs of the vast pop
ulationS envisioned for the fut-
ure.
The necessities mentioned are
taken for granted. But life, as
it is being lived today, also re-
quires a variety of other things.
To satisfy the growing demand
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-28

ing standards at a high level,
the rate of consumption is great
e than ever.
Food is being absorbed by
Geauga County residents at the
estimated rate of IL 400 tons a
year. For each increment in the
population an additional 0.37 ton
is needed. This is far above a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-28
Gov. O'Neill
to Attend
Festival

State representative B. A.
Broughton announced today that
the personal invitation he had
extended to Gov. william C.
O'Neill to attend the Maple
Festival on Sunday, April 7th
has been accepted. The Cover
nor will be present to partici-
pate in the parade and the
presentations of awards on the
grand stand. 1t is planned that
Mrs. O'Neill and their children
will accompany the Governor.
Representative Broughton will
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-28

NE w YORK - An inveStiga-
ton to determine how much
food, water, steel, minerals and
other resources will be required
in the future by a rapidly-ex-
panding America, draws attent-
ion to Geauga County and its
needs.
At the present time, with liv-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-28

Ohio. Miss Nancy Friel of Mum
son entered the Princess
Sheauga contest this week and
along with other Chardon Col
lege students she is striving to
be among the five finaliStS from
which group Princess Sheauga
will be chosen on Friday evening
April 5, 1857. Other enterieS are
Sandra Best of Chardon, Jeanne
Allyn of Chardon, Juahita Carl
son of Chardon, Beverly Opper
sponsored by the Rotary Club
Julia Woodford of Munson, spou.
sored by the Chardon Junior
Chamber of Commerce and Kar-
en- Bundus of Chardon sponsored
by the Chardon Methodist
Church Youth Fellowship.
The pet parade scheduled for
Friday afternoon at 3 pm. is
open for all youngsters. The
festival board will present each
entry with an official pet par
ade ribbon and free theater
tickets to be used at the Geauga
Theatre through the month of
April.
Syrup sales in the sugar house
on the Chardon Square, handled
by the Women's Hospital Aux
iliary, reported good sales of
the maple products over the
week end. The Auxiliary will
sell syrup every week end be-
fore the festival, during the
festival and for two week ends
after.
Local interest in the Pioneer
Beard Contest has grown to
quite sizable proportions and
local men in all walks of life
are sporting bushy boards.
Bankers, doctors, syrup produc-
erS, garage men, store clerks
antique dealers and various
others have entered into this
contest with considerable en-
thusiaSium. One local industry,
The Cleveland Industrial Tool
Co., has 35 employees who are
raising boards, The ChardOn
Rubber Company can boast that
it's employees raising boards ex-
ceed that number. The local
unit Of the Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Co. reports that a
number of employees have be-
come devotees of the brush
growing contest. 1t appears that
these fancy face adornments
will be very much in evidence
on Pioneer Day, Saturday, April
6, 1857.
Professional and amateur ar
fists throughout Geauga County
will show their paintings and
crafts during the three days of
the festival at the ThraSher
House on the Village Park. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Brinkman, we'll
known artists, are chairmen of
the project and they are antic-
ipating many entries in this
non-judged show. People enter.
ing their art endeavors are in
vited to include two objects of
a kind.
Geauga County'S scenic hills
and landscapes have long been
a favored locale for artists and
a trend over the years has
brought out the laymen inter-
eSted in art. This showing will
bring exhibits of many well
known artists.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-28

also participate in the days act
ivitieS and will introduce the
Governor to the public from the
grand stand in the park.
Maple producers in the area
disclosed recently that the yield
of maple syrup this year will
be far below last years produc-
ton. Weather conditions have
been very detrimental to the
syrup industry this year and
some producers report that their
production will be as much as
40 percent less than last year.
unless the weather turns very
cold and there are some rains
and SHOWS to put more moisture
into the ground the syrup seas
on could end very shortly. Con-
tinued warm dry weather will
bring out the buds on the
maple trees. If conditions con-
tinue as they are it will undoubt-
edly reflect a price raise for
syrup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES

| PUBLIC HEARING hsving been
held by the Commissioners, D c.
alley areas in d. C.. as hsrelnaftei
described. and, as said commis,
Closed sHs ss Src sIsIT Is aER K 9'S ofyHs
that under date Of June Is, 1867
they have prepared the followlne
susnt TO the provisions Of Pub. Act
307. appr'd Dec. 70, in32, the
alley areas IS. shown. IN green
color on plats Med in the once o.
the surveyor. D e.. md numbered
s and M1 Pr sr. asi.6 We Urd.r eS
and alter july u 1857. he titIs
to the land comprised In said areas
so closed 70 revert 70 the AUDITING
property owners a.. shown on said
maps; the. said closings 70 take
effect Jointly or separately BY sub.
eeduent order .0' orders en- the 81.
tisetive date s'oTessi. eecordins,, Z g 2
a ieT IoIloSs cOsIns 2 d ft psrp q
ins Of public alley icy fIy sa. 40: ~
Closing Of public qlley N So. 7Q3.
~ Closing Of public allev in 81
g sS 5 SO clUxsi ns s e p N S.I Ssy n
..ssres.ed must ale; in writing, With
lions II any TO these .closlnRs, OF
q 70 any Item PROVIDING for the
elosings listed above. within the
1857: otherwise said ciosinss shall
become effective on and after that
date. In accordance with the pro-
I'm. b. .. RzRRicK. 7. 4. LANE,
- iz;is'iiO'sO .at,as,s4.sS.aS.a7.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21

CANVASSER-Home Improvement
steady work: salary and commits
sion paid every Fri. Call JU.
S-I25S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
AUCTION SALES
(cohIINUEDl
ADAM a. WEsCHLER 4 SON,
Auctianeera.

rEggss I SALE q, OF v. yALgAELL I
as REAR OF $40 Marks ALLY
SOUTHEAST: ALSO KNOWN as
2 STREET TERRACE SOUTH
EAST. WASHINGTON. d. c.
BY virtue. Of . deed Of trust re-
corded, In Liber No. 6603, Folio
463. ct sea-. one Of the land rec.
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
and A. the request Of party secured
viii oiier for sale 'by public 1 aIe.
ton. in front Of premises, on MON.
DAY. THE TWENTY -FoURTH
DAY OF JUNE, 1857. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM, the following de
seribed property In the District Of
Columbia. TO wit: Part Of Original
Lot numbered Twenty-Five 1882 IN
Square numbered Eight Hundred
Is follows: Besinnins for the SAINT
ct q point on the North line Of +
feet West from the Southeast cor
ner Of said lot. and running thence
West "a feet; thence North So 81
Ieet;. thence East "a feet: thence
South IS "a feet to the point Of
neetnning: now known for pur-
Lots SIS and s4 snd in 'f saSsss
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A
cash deposit OF $500 required OF
purchaser. ct time Of sale. Exam.
nation OF title. conveyancing. re-
eording. notarial fees and revenue
stamps at cost Of purchaser. Ad.
iustments made as Of date Of sale
Terms to be complied with within
thirty. days from day Of sale. other
wise trustee reserves the right to
resell property ct risk and cost Of
defaultine purchaser. after i've
IN some. newspaper published In
WASHINGTON, d, c.. or deposit may
be forfeited. or without FORGETTING
deposit trustee may avail itself
Of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON D. C.. trustee:
successor 70 THE WASHINGTON
LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY By
Consolidation, October 1, 1854.
BY: HERBERT W. pRIMM. vice
President. iel4.l7.ia.2i. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
THos. >. oMEN 3 Sen, ASeIIoneeTs.
I'LL z 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE oP VALUABLE
TWO-sTORY DETACHED BRICK
P PwHLhIno rt Rims e KNOWN Ts4 As
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In LIber No. iOi 23'
Folio 19l ct SEQ. Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia
and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees viii sch. at public auc-
ton. IN front Of the premises. on
S Mz2HEf p2y or T JUNE. E TyEN SsSz
LOWING described land and premises
situate in the District Of Columbia.
and DESIGNATED as and being Lot
80 IN Horns subdivision OF lots in
Square 1885. Is per plat recorded
in the Once OF the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia. IN Libef
D6. at Polio 10; subject 70 buildine
restriction line as shown on said
TERMS: Sold subject To a prior
lor approximately S.. S99.21: fur
ther particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust Ia
be paid In cash. A deposit Of $500
REQUIRED. Conyeyancing. recording.
etc: ct purchasers cost. Adjust.
Terms 70 be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit Tor.
feited and the property may Re
advertised and reso1d at the dis.
erection OF the trustees.
ABE FRANKEL.
jeIb.i7,iD,21.25 Trnstees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21

HENRY ', HARDING. Attorney.
1901 Fifteenth 81, NV,

AOVt HutocutM otss NV
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing q Probate Court. Estate Of
Gsorge e. Lanham. otherwise
Deceased;-No. 02,312, Admins
.ration Docket 192.--Appllcation
having, nEen made herein for pro-
bate. OF the last will and tesla
ment Of said deceased. and for
letters testamentary on said es::
ssss the .a NssiHSs p Bank ,O Of
soiidation TO the Hamilton Ma
day Of June. Ab 1877 that Dora
Odtlle, Virginia Bowman, Mabel
Thorne, Belle Dries. HiIda San
ford. Frances Bell, the unknown
the deceased. and ali others con-
eerned appear IN said Court on
Monday. the 10Th day Of July,
AID. 1857. q 1000 O'Clock AM,
to show cause WHY such applica- J
ton should not be Granted. Let
notice hereof be published In the
washington Law Reporter" and
The Evening Star" once In each
Of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned.
the hrst publication 70 be not less
than thirty days before said return
day. Witness, THE HONORABLE
y &c ,LIHA LAWS, Chief judge
% & sai fs Ssur s ssi 9Th A ssy q SSRs
V; FoLLiIE: Deputy Regi,tsr q
Clerk Of the Probate court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
PERSONAL

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service; 5ed patients; special diets
HAND PAINTED OIL PORTRAITS.
from photographs: guaranteed IKE
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DOCTORS RARE OPPORTUNITY
Due to recent death Of Alexandria
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ACCOUNTING WORK performed and
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FORM 50. u. 8 Joe. application,
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HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District OF Colum-
bla;-In Re; JOHN EDWARD
WHITE and ELEANOR MAE
Order Of Publication. Ed
WARD WHITE and ELEANOR
MAE WHITE. having filed q COM
plant for q Judgment changing
their names TO JACK EDWARD
WHITE and JANET ELEANOR
WHITE and having applied TO the
Court for an order Of publication
OF the notice required By law in
such cases. 1t is BY the Court, this
18th day Of June. 1857. ORDERED,
that all persons concerned show
cause. II any there be, on or be-
fore the goth day. Of July. 1867,
why the prayers Of said complaint
that q copy Of this order be pub
llshed once a week for three con-
secutive weeks before said day In
The Evening Star and the WASH
ington Law Reporter. 49, JOSEPH
C. McGARRAGHY, Judge. tsealD
A True Copy. Test: HARRY NJ.
HULL. Clerk. BY JOHN O.
THOMAS. Deputy Clerk.