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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

Parker. assistant chairman
and president Of the club:
Mrs. ]. F. O'oara. jr., pub.
Lefty: Mrs. c. J. Wade.
luncheons, and Mrs. William
P. Turpin, hostesses.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
BUILDERS REPORT

The Northern Virginia Build
ers Association has announced
that its September 3 general
membership meeting has been
postponed.
Instead Of September 8 in the
Washington Golf and Country
Club, the meeting will be held
September 10 in the Terrace
Room ct Arlington Towers.
Hewitt Construction Co.. Inc.
builder-dealers for q home
made largely Of steel. plans to
start q development at Kayson
street and Georgia avenue. Sill
yer Spring. the firm announced
Frank L. Hewitt, jr., who
heads the firm. said the homes
viii have Easements.
The Metropolitan Association
OF General Improvement con-
tractors. q Washington area
group. has decided to open q
new campaign against "bait
and gimmick" offers by con-
tractors in the field Of storm
window, jalousie and recreation
room installation.
The organiEation said:
Home owners could help con-
siderably by reporting immedi-
ately cases Of suspicious offers,
particularly on storm windows
and recreation rooms, whenever
the company or its statesmen
try to disparage the quality Of
the product FIRST offered, claim
1t to be unavailable at present.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

and attempt to switch to much
higher priced items"
\ \ \ \
The Structural Clay Products
Institute will hold its annual
convention November IL to l3
at the Greenbrier Hotel. White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, SCPI
Board Chairman Douglas Whit
lock has announced.
Some 500 brick and structu-
raj tile manufacturers, dealers.
suppliers and builders are ex-
pected to attend the sessions.
Beside the regular conven-
ton sessions. there viii be
meetings and election Of ON
GERS Of the SCPI board and two
Of the institutes afiiliates, the
Facing Tile Institute and the
Architectural Terra Gotta In
Stitute. Also meeting will be the
Board of Management of the
Structural Clay Products Re-
search Foundation.
y = y y
Representatives Of so pre-
fabricated home manufacturers
will gather in Detroit October
20 to % for the fall meeting
of the Prefabricated Home
Manufacturers Institute. PHMI
President George E. Price, Of
Lafayette. Ind. has announced.
Developments in home build
ing and finance will be major
topics. Speakers will include:
Neil A. Conner, director Of the
Architectural Standards Divi-
Evening star., 1957-08-31

sion Of the Federal Housing
Administration; ]. Stanley
Baughman, president of the
Federal National Mortgage As
sociation. and Commissioner
Charles E. Slusser, of the Pub
lie Housing Administration.
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The suburban Maryland
Builders Association will hold
its first meeting since June
with a social hour and buffet
at $3.50 pm. September 10 in
the Indian Spring Country
Club.
In addition to its regular
business session. the meeting is
to hear a special report from
AL Turner on his use Of the
California Plan" for financing
sales.
Contracts awarded during
July for future residential con-
struction in the nation totaled
81 .2S6.937, 900 showing an in
crease Of l3 per cent over the
corresponding figure for July,
1856. according to r. w. Dodge
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Fairfax
Approves
Projects

Recent building permits Is
sued by Fairfax County In
cludes:
eas. owner and builder; dxsllinE in
saSHs 9Hn vilaEs y EW,.snS sSas iaSoEG NeEsn owner
.aa4 ans spilSsTSi s9l CSS dvsiiins In Langley
Devon Corp. p. o. Box lse. Fails
church. owner and builder: NyellinG
in Devon PARK; Cost, $4,000.
I. r: Broyhill. 3471 n. Washlneton
slsS sS:nss Asns'fG1 n sRif 'Rs RsSa SIsta sSs
100000; architect, Donald D. Gray.
474s n ssrd 81. Arlington. owner
and builder; dWeilins tn salona Viilaes;
e0:s joseph 0:STiEi; jSii;ns. 1908 Key dr.. Alex
snderis. owner and builder; dWel.
iings IN Marl-Pat; cost. S3l, 900:
\ W. q. Plaugher contract, owner
Jrsmarcc ceTp1 sIe Gull ..SHl.. Oh coTp "a.
ton. east Of Rte. e1s on FraneOnia
I'd: cost. $50. 900,
Halifax Park. Inc. 7?s4 Rs.s,EI,yoir .,I,,aI
"a spTipsnsld' ovnss; ssoo ~ eoS. eessIhS sS,Issp
cri,s"GSS isS ssrt fSs. SsSa
Edsau Park: cost. S362. 800; buildeT'
Crestwood constructicn ccrpo. 49,.
yois 'rssosp rd.. osspprinsnsid, owner; So dysIl:
ings in Edsall Park; cost. $b66 800;
builder. crestwood Construction Corp.
Esr rJ:. E.Tnga Fs:E eS.i 'ssssooSS" S"t51Hss: sas
er, CreStvood Construction Corp,
Claire straub. 9Ol s. Washington
g.: Alexandfia: cEnneer; .,s,s Ts,Sss,in o,.2 70
vi pSisSs pMslsOuHH 4. Dodd. 1924 Bsrsar ar.
Pals Church. owner and builder; DWELL
iIg in in Bancroft Lake shores; cost
Norman A. smoot. jr.. 1901 9. wsll-
ter Reed DR., Arlington. owner; DWELL
ing IN Glen Acres: cost, S17, 900: build
ers. c. D. Smith. IT,, ana n. =
NJ +. Broyhfn q Sons Corp. 1910
Lee hwy, Arlington. owner and builder;
3 dysilinSs in Lneolnia Hills; cost
Hnec Builders. 2oo7 Mt: Vernon
DWELLING In Beliehsven Terrace; cost
John W. Taylor. Route 4, Box SOS.
ing IN Mount Zephyr: cost. Si5.0O0.
Milton Davis, 23I Dale drive. Silver
Spring. owner and builder; 2 dwellings
IN Colonial Farms; cost, $4,000,
RoT.. ." ). yisnnS. owner and and builder:
dwelling IN deorge Mason Heights;
Contemporary Homes. Inc. 2O4s
Wilson boulevard, Arlington. owner
wood; cost, 500. 900; architects, John
NJ walton and Assoc
Harry r, Reynolds, 2615 N. Pershine
drive, ATlington. owner. dwelling In
Idyllypod Knoll; cost, $4,000; builder
Saul Ritzenberg. trustee, 1923 Conn.
avenue NV, Washington, owner and
builder, D dwellings IA Westbriar Co.
Club Manor; cost. $4,000.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

Corp. construction news spe-
cialists.
Total construction contracts
wer $4,000. .6Sl 900 during July.
showing a decline Of 4 per cent
from the previous July.
During the first seven months
Of the year, residential con-
struction totaled $7.770. .251 900
and showed a drop Of 2 per cent
below the seven-month figure
Of 1856.
All construction contracts for
the first seven months Of this
year amounted to $19,85S. $780,
900. This was a gain Of 3 per
cent above the corresponding
period Of a year ago.
Ray Foley, 437 Valley lane.
Falls Church. has joined the
public relations ONCE Of the
Prefabricated Home Manufac-
turers' Institute. Mr.. Foley for
merly was editor Of National
Candy Wholesaler.
4 \ \
Randall C. Wyant, chairman
Of the Rodmen's Joint Appren-
Evening star., 1957-08-31

passed up before practically In
their own back yard.
I'VE talked It over and de-
cided to stay put this year. in
stead Of hitting the road for .
conventional vacation spot" our
friend explained.
Instead Of spending our
money outside. we used . big
chunk Of 1t to join . commun-
ity swimming club. We figured
this would give US big dividends
not only this year but In the
future, too.
THE rest Of the vacation
money. we spent going places
and seeing things right ct home
that we'd been thinking about
doing. but never got done. We
didn't actually disconnect the
stove. as / promised my wife.
but we did eat out practically
every night.
"A million tourists come to
Washington every summer to
zee this wonderful city. We
decided that we'd get re-
acquainted with cur town,
and zee more Of what It
offered than We had been
doing.
Believe me. there's . lot to
see and do right here that the
average family overlooks. We
really enjoyed ourselves at
home, and would like to rec
ommend our plan to others"
HH 4
That Is an idea that deserves
real consideration.
How long you lived in WASH
ington? And how long has it|
been since you've seen the
things and done the things
available here that make this
city a mecca for al Americans?
Probably you "made the
rounds" the first year you
lived here-then figured you'd .
''seen II ALL" But have you
seen Il all recently? wash
ington may be fuller than
you think Of interesting
things to do and interesting
sights to see.
The old Washington Is ever
changing, mushrooming, BURST
ing its borders into an excit.
ing new city. Unless you've kept
up with this growth, it's almost
fantastic to see, and really fas-
cinating to explore. You can
travel hundreds Of miles in your
car Just in the newer sections
of the suburbs believe 1t or
not!
II we do decide to stay at
home for our holiday, 1t would
be q good idea to learn more
about our city. As . sort Of
'refresher course. We could do
as the tourists do: Buy q guide
book and map at a newsstand.
How long has it been since you
Evening star., 1957-08-31

Approved
Recent building permits is

Recent building permits is
sued BY the District include:
ohev sholom eynagogue Congrega-
tion. owner. 5th and kyO Sts. nv;
builder not selected; John A. d'EpaG-
nler, architect, to erect one 1-StoFy
s;zznasSsSsSs' szaSs gay 77is leth st. nv; cost
Alfred Reichman. owner, Bsl2 Os-
eeola rd.. Bethesda: Thomas II. Ryon,
builder: Santmyers and Thomen. arehi-
ment .six unitsI, 75s dirGrd st. NV;
cost, $4,000.
Karl W. CoFby Construction Co.
owner g0S goth 81. nv; Otis Elevator
elevator. 1913 Eye ct. nv; cost.
). II Elliott Co.. owner. 2lOi New
Co. builder: 10 erect addition. aIro
remove rear wall and construct rooms.
2lO1 New York ave. ne; cost, S2S 900.
Evening star., 1957-08-31

took q tour in q sightseeing
bus? Wen bet you would NOT
think it . bore to try all over
againl
How long has It been since
you watched the spectacle Of
planes swOoshing in and out
1t the National Airport? Or
since you've seen the hand.
some Lee mansion, and the
serene and beautiful vistas
Of historic Mount vernon?
Have you taken Q cruise on
the Potomac lately. or barbe-
cued hamburgers In your own
backyard?
If you're in q let's-go-to-
town mood, Washington is as
good q place as any for the va
cationer. Consider dancing un.
der the stars, for example, or q
whatever-you-are-in-the-
for dinner In Q colorful outdoor
garden. CYou have q choice Of
. number Of fine outdoor
places.)
Then. too. Washington can
be the center for dozens Of easy
trips Of . single day, overnight,
or for several days ct Q time.
Trips to historic Fredericks-
burg. Yorktown, jamestown,
Williamsburg, Charlottesville
Annapolis. and many another
short trips are easily possible.
Lots Of US would md, as did
our friends who stayed at home,
that Washington Is q wonder
ful place in which to have q
holiday. Just the unhurried
leisure to do the things we
want to do here can make q
Stay-at-home vacation exciting
and aakiefxrsnO
Evening star., 1957-08-31
Arlington
More Homes

Recent building permits
issued by Arlington County
include:
Jennings Properties. Inc, 102 ".
Jefferson st., Falls Church, owner;
S23,O00: architect. George. 3. sullivan,
j. C. Hutchinson. 1905 N. Woodstock
et, owner; duplex dwelling 1t 720 N
Vermont st.; cost, $4,000,
Ronald N. BuTgdorf, il05 g. 23rd
ford st.. cost. S33,OOn.
May Prop, Inc, Fails Church, owner;
dwelling 81 1907 N. Nelson ST. coat
S34,gOOi architect, Qene n. May.
Atlantic Refining Co, p. o. BOZ 731,
a. 36i0 Fairfax DR.. and ITO N. oiebe
rd. cost. $4,000 each
owner; dwelling at 4534 N. 33rd ST.;
Dillon.
i0se-sO-34-3s cOlumbiS pike; cost,
HAIRY ROO, a27 lat st. NV. wash.
owner; dwelling at 2BQ7 N. Randolph
a.: cost, si0,OOOi architect, Lewis n.
Moss.
Evening star., 1957-08-31
ATTIC TO CELLAR
You Can Vocation
Riqht at Home
Rx RETTY TRRXLER

Those who fnd they can't get from it a holiday
vacation trip-for financial other have
than satisfying time right here at home base
This proved to US by the recent experience Of
family know They stayed ct home and had wonderfully
interesting vacation seeing and doing the things they had
Evening star., 1957-08-31

tceshp Committee said the place reinforcing bars
committees apprenticeship crete construction involving
training program has produced buildings bridges highways
its first six traineeS Rodmen and other construction
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-14
BlufftOn Grads Choir
To Sing At Natl Meet

A Bluffton high school alumnus, II.
Walton Alderfer, now teaching music
at Long Island, N. Y, will direct
his high school A Cappella choir in
several selections as part of the
program of conference of American
School Administrators association in
Atlantic City next Tuesday.
This was learned this week from
Bluffton Superintendent of Schools A.
B. Murray who viii be in attendance
at the national convention of school
men, and will take advantage of the
occasion to meet and old schooInate.
Alderfer graduated from Bluffton
high school in 1926 several years be-
fore Murray.
Mr.. Alderfer is married TO the
former Lucille Amstutz, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Amstuz, former
residents of Bluffton. Mrs. Alderfer
was also graduated from Bluffton
high school.
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BLUFFTON LOCALS

Mrs. NJ. r. BixeI and Mrs. NJ. c.
Geiger attended a meeting of the
Federated clubs in Pandora one eye
ming the past week which was held
in the Grace Mennonite church. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Beattie of the III. w.
Beattie & Sons, Inc, a jewelry firm
in Cleveland, showed slides and a
collection of settings and gems and
spoke on THE Oddities of Jewels"
Refreshments were served following
the program.
The wedding of Anne Liese Suffer
of Germany, who has been a nurse at
the Blufton Community hospital, and
Theodore Hunnius, also of Germany.
who has been employed at the col
lege, was announced at the First
Mennonite church Sunday morning.
Rev. Friesen will receive the vows
in simple ceremony at the manse
February 18th. The couple will make
their home in Florida.
Miss Mildred Keel and Mrs. A. ].
B. Longsdorf attended a meeting OF
the Advance club in the home of Mrs.
Virginia Kempf in Pandora Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Philip Sommer of Pandora,
spent the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Melvena Whistler.
Mrs. ]. Paul Clark and daughter,
Mrs. Carol McPheron, in company
with Miss Helen Burgess of near Ii
ma, were in Westerville Sunday
where they attended a family dinner
honoring the birthday anniversary OF
their youngest sister, Miss Lola Nc
Farland.
A Valentine gift of jellies and jams
was presented to the Memorial Home
this week under the sponsorship of
the Women's Service Group of the
Home
The Friendly Couples class of the
First Mennonite church met in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Gable
Wednesday evening.
Miss Madeline Bixel of Fostoria,
Mrs. F. c. Marshall and Miss Faith
Miller of Pandora, were Saturday af-
ternoon guests of Mrs. Orlo Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cahill spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Steinman and other friends in Je-
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A FARM OR HOME
BLUFFTON

HOUSE close in, not modern, reason
able.
FAMILY HOUSE, modern except
cupboards, excellent location.
NEW house, full basement, and gar
age, close-in
MODERN HOUSE at edge of town
GOOD BRICK 3-bedroom house. full
basement. garage, good location.
5-ROOM, modern house; double gar
age, double lot Possession at once.
80 ACRES near Bluffton. Good for
subdividing or farming.
WOODED LOTS near town and civ
lots; also exclusive lots near town.
l GOOD 80-acre farm.
LIMA: 40 acres near new Ford plant
reasonably priced.
Charles S. Reese, Realtor,
Pandora, Ohio Phone 137
Mrs. William Garmatter.
Salesman
Bluffton, Ohio Phone 637-R
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of Blufton: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Neu-
enschwander and Mrs. Ed Leightner
Of Pandora; Mr.. Clinton Lightner,
Tenn; Mr. Earl Sonnett and Mr.. FL
lis Bowser, Findlay; Mr. and Mrs.
Don Spar and family and Mrs. Otto
Holtkamp of Bluffton; Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Sherman and sons, McGufey;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hochstettler
and family, Kalida; and Mabel Cool,
Beaverdam.
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BLUFFTON MARKETS
"wednesday Morning)

Grain Cbushel prices)-wheat,
S2.19; corn, S1.20; oats, Tic; soy
beans, S2.27.
Eggs-large white, 27c; brown, 26;
medium, 24c; small, zoe.
Poultry heavy hens, 13c; leg
horn hens, &c; stays, &c.
Butterfat-No. /, soc; No. 2, SIC.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-14

NEW HOUSE with three bedrooms
large closets with flush doors. I.ennox
perimeter automatic hot air gas heat,
iuiI basement, car port, modern
kitchen with built-in cupboards, cop
per plumbing, hardwood floors in liv-
ing room and bedrooms, house size
Z48 4O8". Location second house
trom east end of Cherry street. See
"a Rice, Eastland Builders, Bluffton,
Ohio. >
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. Call 144-W.
l52 North Jackson.
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank all my relatives,
friends and neighbors for the pray
ers, gifts, flowers, cards and calls
while I was at the hospital. My sim
cere thanks to all the nurses, to DIR.
Rodabaugh, DR.. Travis, DR.. Rice and
to the Diller ambulance service.
Thank you.
Mrs. Lydia Lora
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my friends and
neighbors for the cards. flowers and
help during my stay at the hospital.
/ also want to thank the nurses, hos
pital staff and Dr. Travis for making
my stay there as pleasant as posi-
BILE.
Irene Brauen
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CARD OF THANKS

My sincere thanks to my friends
and relatives for all their prayers,
nice plants cards and gifts. To the
nice plants, cards and gifts. To the
while a surgical patient in Bluffton
hospital.
Mrs. Robert H. Nonnamaker
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-14
REAL Estate DEAF.

The following real estate transfer
was reported this week by the office
of County Recorder Morgan Davis:
Beaverdam- Homer c. Marshall to
Hattie A. Marshall, lot 79.
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my friends for their
kind letters and cards sent to me
since l left Bluffton. 1 am now at the
home of my daughter, Mrs. John
Hartzel, $40 N. E. 18th Terrace, Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla.
Mrs. Minnie Murray
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Mrs. Dorothy M. Palm
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all friends and
neighbors for their kind attention and
sympathy at the time of the death of
our brother, Fred Zehrbach.
The Zehrbach Family
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591 Harmon Road
Owner is quite anxious for sale and
will consider any offer on this
2 Bedroom Brick, large
living room with fireplace. Phone
GERALD r. DOWNING
Westwood Real Estate Company
Lima, Phone 2-8116 or 5-S856
Ms
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CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to thank my friends for their
flowers, cards and gifts sent during
my stay at the Bluffton hospital and
convalescence.
Halle AlthauS
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LEGAL NOTICE
THE STATE OF OHIO I
Allen County ss.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT
IN THE MATTER OF: THE COMMUNITY
GOSPEL CHORUS TEMPLE OF LIMA,
OHIO,
Case No. 1872
The Trustees of the Community Gospel
Chorus Temple, a religious society, filed in
the Common Pleas Court of Allen County,
Ohio. their petition to sell the following de-
scribed real estate. to-wt:
lnlot Number Sixty-one (61) in Norval
Heights Addition to the City of Lima,
Allen County Ohio;
Said Petition will be FOR hearing before the
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Al
len County. Ohio. on the 25th day of Febru-
ary, 1857 at 1000 a.. m. O'Clock or as soon
thereafter as the Court may hear the same.
Any answer or objections to said Petition
must be filed with the Clerk of said Court
on or before said date and, none being so
filed, the Petition will be taken as true and
the relief prayed for therein will be granted
to the petitioners, the Community Gospel
Chorus Temple Of Lima, Ohio, as provided
by law.
TRUSTEES OF THE COMMUNITY
GOSPEL CHORUS TEMPLE
OF LIMA, OHIO
By Durbin, Navarro & Rizor and
Joseph G. DaPore. their attorneys.
30I Dominion Building, Lima, Ohio
Jan. "a, 81, Feb. Z, Ia
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MI S c E L [ ANE o u s

JUNIOR CLASS PAPER DRIVE on
Friday, February %. Call 6O7-W if
you live outside city limits. Place pa
per on curb.
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CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to thank my friends for their
cards and "get well" wishes and for
their many acts of kindness during
my illness.
Mrs. Lillian Anderson
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE. See Mrs. Albert
Garmatter. Phone 114-W.
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LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that The North
western Telephone Service Company has filed
an application with The Pubic Utilities
its rates and charges for telephone service
as set forth in its proposed tariff, p. U. c. y;
No. IL, to be effective on a date 10 be fixed
by the Commission.
Set forth below is a schedule of the pres
ent and proposed basic rates applicable to the
Bluffton exchange of the Company. The rates
shown below are for wall. desk or black
handset dial service and net after de-
Quoting the discount of rs allowed for pay
ment within Ten Q0) days inclusive of the
date to bill. When, and as long as common
battery service is being furnished from this
exchange. there will be deducted from the
proposed rates set forth below the following
two party business, rs per month; rural ten
party business, .25 per month; individual
residence. .25 per month
Present Proposed
Net Rates Net Rates
BUSINESS SERVICE Per Month Per Month
Individual Line - 7,5O 1000
Two PARTY Line - $50 7.50
Rural Ten Party Line-... 6.75 7.50
Extension ....-.....-.- l.50 l.50
Joint User Lstings,
Each Addn. Svc. -. 3.25 500
nicating service-lh times the Net Rate for
Individual Line Business. fractional parts of
.25 extended to the next full rs.
RESIDENCE SERVICE
Line ....... AIS 800
Five Party Line ..... 3.75 4.25
Rural Ten Party Line ;. 800 $50
Extension ..... LOO 100
Joint User Listings,
Each Addn. Svc. Its 800
Free service is furnished the subscribers of
this exchange to: Pandora. Ohio, to those
subscribers residing in that part of the ex-
change area shown on Original Sheet No. %
Of the Company's tariff
In addition to the rates set forth above,
authority is sought in the above mentioned
application 70 increase rates for private
branch exchange service, mileage charges,
;ecretarial service and other services. as
more fully set forth in the application and
exhibits thereto attached on file in the office
If The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
Departments of State Building. Columbus,
Ohio
THE NORTHWESTERN TELEPHONE
SERVICE COMPANY
By George B. Quatman, President
1
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IN MEMORIAM

IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of her mother,
Mrs. Lloyd c. Murray, who passed
away February Ia, 1948, and in trib-
ute to her birthday anniversary, Feb
ruary 18:
Just a token of loves devotion
That our hearts still long for you.
Mrs. Dorothy M. Palm
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WANTED TO RENT
LOST FOUND

LOST: Large dark gray Angora
cat. white feet, red nose, child's pet.
Connie and David Sommer. Phone
298-W.
LOST: CAMEO EARRING in vicin-
ity of st. Johns Evangelical and Re
formed church. Please return to
News Office
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WANTED TO BUY
w "A N T E D

w "A NTE
WANTED TO RENT 8O-120 acres of
land, grain rent. Write Farm Land"
Box rs, Bluffton. Mas
GOOD FARM HOME for young
shepherd dog. Nice with children.
Richard Davies, 301 S. Main st.
Phone 184-Y.