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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

EAA MAALLAs eli. 1-t4O1.
FAIRFAX SMALL gHTATE-''Pea.
cock Ridge." lust 3 miles from
sm 6 y me eslisasssl eIf iE an
old shade trees. commanding lovely
distant views Of the countryside.
True center-han pfan. a7-ft. Nv
fn.s 1s-lt. din. Tm.. enormous ttle
KIT. 4 big hedrne.. baths on
End; several outhuildinoz. incl
ANAL barn. a0ft down may buy
Balance In one 5iaes trust. Askins
sag 500. Owner very anxious "a
WI s.sh f fRaAk rT PaIr 81 INC Ne
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6OUTHLAWNi si2.bOO FHA-3-
bedrm. rambler Mod. kit, dis.
posal, auto. washer; dishWasher,
to An f6ss an "a Bcnlnl lns , zee
kfAf' EsTAff ~ ~ oe''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

ton tom.eniIt sI,eE ssmb s1r-s e ses
lot. ) bedrms.. 5 baths. fun bsmt.
with fireplace. every room over
etaeos excel financing. Cpan
daily. c. b. OteHAuCHNE8eY
AokNIs u 2-so2A. u. a-ii0i.
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SURPRISE PACKAGE
TALL. TREES

Surround this lovely wel-buill
eenter-hau home In ideal nelhesda
location, Three large bedrooms, :
full baths, fully equipped kitchen
includes dishuaSher, DISPOSAL and
electric range; un1sually spacious
living room and fireplace and
l4xl4-tt. dininR room with ad-
nrenlaee and hardwood noors.
Close % shopping. VAN 10 schools;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

LARGE CAPE coDS fs-ft, Nv. rm
With frepi.; SEP. din. rm.. pvt
screened back porch with custom
awnings; . twin sized bedFns. ant
bath, LIST fir.. hail rm., plus 2Q-ft
paneled bedrm. and bath VI. IRE
mendous pine rec. rtn IN bsmt
with lS-ft. bar and built-in sink
Walk out TO fenced back yard;
$4,000. shown By Apt. only, IA
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

Beautiful brick rambler: 8 master
i aiIy sSulp, ~ a.ns a.i .R en- s s%
petIng. fuii bsmit with rec fm'
less lot; assume 49, trust. S25..
The Pickett Co., Agts.
% 8. oIehe Rd.. Arl. IA. s.2BOI
|, SPRINGFIELD FOREST
This new 3-bedrm.. 2-fuIl bath
an-nrick rambler on large wooded
lot located IN fast groWing section
o. Individually built homes Il den.
nltely worth seeing. Let " shOu
you this today: price. el7.23O
Flexible financing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

Win fuU b9mt. nnd cIose-ln AfI
location with all conpeuienees,
ONLY sif,SS0 with low cash down
payment. LURfA BROS. Realtors
ia $4,000. aO4a Wilson blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

0LEBE RD. FATRFAX DR., NJ.
on corner los 3 bedrms.. also liv.
I'm. din rln.. kit. screened porch,
1amt. and Oct. garage; under
1900. ELIJAH q. ARNOLD
scellsx usA. rst.l. Broker. EN-
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AItLINuION-McLEAN
Area Conscious?
Only $3.50 Down

NO WORRY OVER FINANCING
HIRE, there's great bic 4lfss
FIRST TRUST slEsaey On .hii
Wall cAhPEfiN Slsni Il T tss hnSs
liying rm. and separate dining I'm.
de LUKE KITCHEN HAS DISH
WASHER, DISPOSAL, BREAKFAST
BAR, extra cabinets. etc. WALK
OUT BASEMENT HAS FINISHED
REC. RM. Huge lot With trees and
very desirable N. Arlington neigh
bofhood. convenient 70 Chain
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~ s,ns;iiS ss$:s M ss. e.
ments With picture Windows: I'M.
CONSTRUCTION CO. b00i ID.
nnnslon ave. RogefS Helehla sub.
sI gs lis hs z.sssI Nd. q. 3
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Almost
Perfection

Handsome eustom-buiit brick
rancher with all the luxurious
extras" seldom found In Q home
ing room with corner fireplace,
separate dining room. fully equipped
''Colorama" kitchen. 3 TWIN
SIZED BEDROOMS. 2h baths Pull
daylight basement has finished
recreation room with French doors
leading to q beautiful wooded lot
Other extras include "nying bridge"
on good terms
PS; Nearing completion are two
antique brick split-levels on gor-
qeous. wooded lots. Priced At
SAiI0ii r-konn o TN. O
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HOUSES goa SALE Va.

ALEXANDRIA AREA. for sale BY
OWNKR-End brick row house:
bedrms., full basement. lac. fenced
corner lot. excellent cond. $3.50
down and $50 per mo-: 70 reliable
party. no settlement ehaTges OF
real estate commission. IL. 6-2l06,
ALEX.. Beverly Hills-Rare Value
S1e.500 buys this 3-hedrm home
with slate roof. full hsmt. and rec
I'm. You can assume &lS.45O.
4s.-vRc o 0gIT5B R9ssIsNeso o REAL
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SAILS PRICE. 81. 800; that's rishtl
No. naymsnts Of $3.50 incl. every
thlnE, PLUS all Futil. except tsls.
phone; 2 lge. bedrns., ~. I'm.
sating space in kit. trees and land
scapine. walk 10 bus and shops
$500 down. .. 9. ssraehis co.
III. 2-2311. FL
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VIENNA HILLS

N = me. ali-brick community
s sssa Eemelsrs with 3 bedFmS.. Z
S DIs5s.,s ny: m !. On nm; kit: arepl,
daylight bsmt.; / With Ire. cor. lot
Immed. occup.; ei7.23O-SI7,S 800
PA service, $1,000 On: FHA civ.
iiian, $1,000 dn. il. 3-004s,
DIR: Chain Bridge I'd. (Rte
l2Jl 70 Vienna. right on lawyer
r1. 70 model home At 60i Tazeuel
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COUNTRY CIUR

Overlooking WeEtbriar Country
Club: new split-lsVel. 3 bedrms., ei,
baths, dining room, rec. rm-. ga-
rage; 1-acre lot. $500 down:
immed. occupancy. Du. 5-eO14 o.
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$500 DOWN

Pun basement. IL baths. CT. g.
$500. Open l Pm. to 7:30 pm.
wills REALTY SAILS. INC.
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6PRNGfsELD AREA Non-G1.
$500 down. StO0 per mo. pays
all. is-yr -oid. 3-hedrm. brick
remsler with carp0rt. lge. dining
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

coLLEoE PARK-one 3-bedroon
than $1,000 7down; FHA terms
peter /. haPan & son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

hv. rm. and authentic fireplace
lse. L-shapsd hit. with ample eat.
ms space. very deep lots with fruit
trees and grape vines. Elem. schoo
is very near. years old and onll
si2.B0o. .. 9. Garaehis co. il
2-a3l4.
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CONLEY REALTORS

lsss "a. AvR. 70. s.1iss Tn .
DOCTOR OR DENTIST
CORNER LoT-BUs AT DOOR
CENTER or 5000 HoMES
: BLOCKS TO 8 SCHOOLS
Brick rambler ist aooF. l.il6
o., ~ uSahle once space IN bSult
l.oOo g.; q. Price; Sls.eb0: a.
sumo Si6-QS0 81 4ihst loan.
CLAUDE wooD. REALToR
10. $1,000 To-. 1900
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GROVETON

3-bedrm.. antique brick rambler
IN immaculate eond, L1V din. I'm.
with nKepl. i0x12 kit. with table
SPACE, Den, carport. level lot. Cow.
down. PtiA. Total price s16.bO0.
Town & Country Realty
II. 6-lfI5 a.Tu
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LAKE BARCROFT
8 BEDRMH.. DEN
sLEEPY HOLLOW ARIA

Rare ls the word 10 describe this
IN every way. really sharp: 's Z Sed.
rooms. u baths. raised fireplace
IN living room. separate dinlnR
room. electric kitchen with table
lot with trees.
LYNN REALTY, KE. $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

PERSONALITY. plus ciose-in local
tion. centrally located and con-
venient N. Arlington area, and
yet lots Of secluxion te0x IS level
wooded lotl, THREE REAL BED
ROOMS. DEN. . FULL BATHS.
foyer entrance. large living I'm.
with fireplace, full separate dining
rm.. bright eauipped step-saving
with ground-ieVel entrance. nre-
place and beautifully finished
recreation room. convenient 10
transportation and shopping. ST
THOMAS MORE PARISH. Priced
DIATE SALE. Sis.os0s Assume
excellent. larEe OF loan II less
thap 500 per mo-. including the
works Call eaFlvi METZLER,
Realtors, IA. 5-7515 til . pm.
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T0DAY's BEsf BUY, direct from
OWNER; less than mile from
center Of Fails Church: 6edrms.,
LIVING room with fireplace. dining
room. ncreened porch: large ga
rage. and best Of all, lot with lS4-
II front, bearing-size fruit
trees. All this for only Si6.500.
Il won't last lonE Call CT. 0-4722.
AGENTS please. IA. 2-5id2.
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N. s. A.

We have ! vide selection
Of homes IN the Lanhnm.
TO Port Meadel. ranging IN
price from $1,000 % &20.-
600. Most homes are on h-
acre or larEer. Call TIlQM-
Ae HALEY. RkALLOR.
M. $500 o. -. Assoc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

sPRINGFIEID-Hy OWNER: split
level: Is mos. old: bedrms.. / =
baths. lke rec. nm: assume GI
loan OF Sio.O1e plus 81 .Q05 cash.
Immediate occupancy. 0B12 CABIN
.Iohn I'd n. l-efok
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

cHEVERLY-HffsaiioH home buyer
The time to buy & home is wheI
yoa can AFFORD u. We have man,
ane homes in cheveriy and chev.
erly area, also various other part
or Prince oeorges County. Ans
price ranse 20 suit your poeketbcok
Can Us for an appointment q &c.
the home Of your choice. MkMbEh
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE.
EMMETT S. MAST
DEAT TOD nTTTT.nER
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Jefferson Park; S2e.5O0-
Lovely brick home: 3 diversified
bedrms.. fun bsmt.: watkins dis
lance 70 George Mason School,
Excel value. ROUTH ROBBINS
RIAL ESTATE CORP. XII. S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

W. VIENNA WOODS - 3-6edTm.
rambler, full hsmt.. nrepl.. avn
inss; dead-end ST.: wooded lot;
close 10 schools. stores. DU
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tBs.6a PR M0.-pet. Colonial
bone on level lot IN West HyattsJ
With $500 dow. cal tlll pm
YA.5-5go0. RoBERT 9. DAVIS
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BRICK RAMBLER

3 lovely bedrooms. large living
room with hreplaes. Kitchen With
table space; spacious rear porch;
Ssmt. level lot. An szcsnsnt buy
ct Si5.950.
WOOD CO. 10. 4-7200
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ARL.-2-bedFm, bunEa, aug nfe-
OWNER, "a, 7-zslb'
All, COUNTRY CLUE WILLS
Distinctive French Provincial BY
appt Exclusive, JACK KRoNLN-
10 b.22Bo.
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WoopMooR

Colonial sia.soo. tiv. rm. via
nrepla full-sised din. rm.. lac
eauipped kit, den. . hedrms. and
bath IN; fun hsmt. pine-panslet
rec, rm, tile bath. conw schools
uhopnina and Transportation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

A CADILLAC Is for those who de.
mand the finest. This home and
that car have something in com
mon. Only = miles from ID. G. on
mSGnifieent wooded lot con-
stltutss the setting Iof tnis nome nome
Rambler-styled with wide en-
trance hail 10 lge. liv. rm. with
firepi.. din. I'm. Is suitable fOl
entertaining. kitchen is most at
tractive, wall fireplace, The den
Is ltxii the Family room lust q
rms. and . baths complete lst-h
plan There are large bedrms
and Ord bath on end level, full
bsmt. 2Oxl4 private screened
porch; 2-car garaee, Only BY view
ing this sI home viii viii / be apprss ;
phoninE JE. 5000 VIM. A
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

L-sIAPED RAMBLER : Neat. 81.
tractiye 3-bedroom home with
large kitchen and separate dininG
room, situated on q large tree.
shaded lot In beautiful Hoilnei
Run Acres; priced a. q modest
$4,000 with FHA financing avail.
able CAL today for appointment
LURIA BRQIHERS. INC, Real
tors 204s Wilson blvd. Arlington
Va. IA 5-Rb00
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PoWpER MIL EsTATEs
HILLANDALE PARK

The PERRY BOSWELL CO
WA. 7-4sOg RsaltorI
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cH1PMAN REAETY. IiNc."

OPEN IN Va. Forest. Fails Church
Va. - Beautiful Colonial tapestry
erk. home has lee. ~. rm. with
ne tuiiy o ,nu,p 5 Th r Ssn sn nS
"a bath on ltt mr.; . bedrms. and
tile bath on md mr.: ample stor.
age attic full hsmt. with outside
entr.; dehumidiher. drier, and etc
Ptne-paneled rec. rm. with till
mr. and y bath, Located on lovely
wooded lot with lge illuminated
patio, concrete driveway: conven.
lent to buses and schools. prompt
occupancy. Dir. Through Fall
Church, out Lee hwy. 10 Rosemar,
lane, right on Rosemary lane. +.
biks. 20 Tracy place. left on Trae,
arrannemenfs " insnecf.
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THE BUILDER -
new SPLIT-LEvEL
NoRTHwooD PARK

This home features spacious liv-
ing room, fnmfly-dtn. rm., kit.
with table space and dishuasher. ,
bedrms.. Ia baths h4mt: excel.
ecnStFuctions choice silver opring
locntfon; S1n.7h0
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JUST As mo 4 BUY IS you'll Ono

snywhcre"fone and ioOwW r T1'S
brick rancher. complete with 90.
rage. super de luxe ncighhorhood
and street. heart Of Arlington. \
bedrms. large llv rm. with hrepl
right up-to-date kit Europe bound
owner wants quick sale at only
St7,050. FILA or your terms
Phone today JE, 3-200a WIN. A
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04

AIEX.-Wentedl Nee family Win
, or small children 70 move into
moo, modern a.. s-6ed ean hone one l i slk
consider 81 600 down nO' balance nee
Ike rent. Vacant, must sell II.
6-5367 or IL. 6-2003.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27

Opening lead: Diamond king.
When the king Of diamonds
was led and the dummy hand
appeared. Mr.. Meek saw that
he had no laydown. He had a
sure diamond loser and, unless
he was very lucky. two losers in
spades. However. it occurred to
him that his chances would be
improved If he could somehow
arrange for the enemy to break
the spade suit.
He won the first trick in
dummy with the ace Of dia-
monds and cashed the king and
queen of hearts. He then played
the ace and king Of clubs, led a
third club and ruffed it. He
entered dummy with a small
heart to the jack and ruffed
dummy's last club.
Next he led his last diamond.
the jack, and Mrs. Keen was in
with the queen. If she returned
a diamond at this point. Mr..
Meek could ruff with his last
trump while discarding the four
OF spades from the board. The
dummy would then be good
with the exception of one spade
loser.
Mrs. Keen realized this dam
ger and decided to return a
spade. She gave long thought
to the question of whether to
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lead the ten or a small one. Her
final choice was the ten, dunn
my's jack was put up and Mr.,
Abel won, false-carding with
the king. He returned the five
but Mr.. Meek made the right
guess, going up with the nine to
win the trick and make the
contract.
"I'll never do it again." said
Mr.. Meek nervously. Next time
I have as little as an ace and
two jacks. I'll just pass"
But you had more than that
Mr.. Meek" said Miss Brash
you had the nine of spades. y
Miss Brash was right. The
nine of spades was the key card
Distributed BY McNaught syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's vocabulary test is
based upon ten fairly tricky
words which will prove valu-
able additions to your vocabu-
larry. For each numbered word
below you will find q word of
almost the same meaning
among the three words and
phrases following it. Thus, the
word numbered / may mean
practically the same as the
word lettered c. Write this
down as &c.
When you have written
down the answers, check
against the correct pairings at
the bottom. We score the quiz:
ten correct, excellent; eight to
nine, good; six to seven, fair;
five or fewer, poor.
/. Crake: (a) kind Of crisp
pork rind: (b) migratory wad-
ing bird; Co South American
.fresh-water fish.
2. Drugget: (a) pharmacist;
(b) narcotics addict: (c) coarse
cotton rug.
3. Druid (a) slave; (b) Gel
tic priest; (c) ancient castle in
Ireland.
4. Drivel: (a) silly talk; Cb)
slow running stream; Co orr
entail carriage.
5. Estivate: (a) spend the
summer: (b) age rapidly; Co
guess another's age. &.
6. Nomadic: (a) home-lov-
ing; (b) brightly lighted; (c)
wandering.
z. Espouse: (a) shout loudly;
CD advocate: (c) divorce.
8. Fratricide: (a) murderous
assault; CD homicide by auto;
(c) killing ones brother.
8. Lethargic: ca sluggish;
(b) leaving well enough alone;
(c) sweet smelling.
10. Levant: (a) lighter than
air; (b) musically talented; (c)
kind of Morocco leather.
Answers: lib. &c, BIB, "A,
5-A, &C. 7-B. &C. ga, l0-C.
released By the Bell Syndicate. Incl
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EASILY BLACKWOOD

Mr.. Meek thought seriously
about passing his partners
opening bid in today's deal. But
with an ace. two jacks and a
five-card major suit, he finally
forced himself to bid one heart.
Miss Brash then took over with
o barrage Of strong bids ending
with a call of five hearts, which
Mr.. Meek passed in a tremulous
voice.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Miss Brash)
AAJ4
0KQJl0
GAS
%AK74
WEST EAST
(Mrs. Keen) (Mr. AbeD
A107 AKQ85
VISA 202
oKQ 709s o7642
%Q109e @652
SOUTH
(Mr. Meek
A9632
0A8763
oJS
&J3
The bidding:
North East South West
IL Pass IL Pass
2~ Pass INT Pass
so Pass. 81 Pass
50 All Pass
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WORD GAME
Find 80 or more words in
DILEMMA

meaning "a quandary. predica-
ment." Average is 80; time
limit. IS minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must
be OF four or more letters. 2. Words
which ACQUIRE four letters By the addi-
ton Of IS" such as bats" Cars" are
not used. 3. Only one form Of q word
Is used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 CANTER
cane, care. caret, cater, cart, cant,
cent, crane. crate. acne, acre, ante.
nacre. near. neat. nectar, tare, tarn,
tear. tern, trace, trance. earn. enact,
race, rate. rant, react. recant rent.
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LEGAL NOTICE
C~~~ Na AAA9G

LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. 4442S
Virginia Moser Plaintiff, vs Francis Moser
Defendant M%
The defendant, Francis Moser. will take
notice that the plaintiff. Virginia Mosey, has
instituted divorce proceedings against him on
the grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty and
Extreme Cruelty. The. same will be for hssr-
ing in the Common Please Court of Allen
county, Ohio, on or after six weeks from the
first publication Of this notice.
VIRGINIA. MOsER. Plaintiff
BY John F. Enans
Her Attorney @-os
202 Dominion Building
Lima. Ohio.
Aug. Is, 20. 20, Sept. s. IL. 10
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jeanne ROdabaugh
To Finish Nurses
Training Sept. Ii

jeanne Rodabaugh, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Rodabaugh, Route
/, will graduate from nurses tarinine
at Ashland's Samaritan hospital
September 13.
Miss Rodabaugh was chosen Miss
Student Nurse" of the class of 1857
at the annual selection he'd several
months ago.
She is a graduate of Bluffton high
school in the class of 1854 She was
an honor student at the local school.
After graduation she VIII remain
with Samaritan hospital as a surgical
nurse.
Graduating exercises for her class
will take place at the Park Street
Brethren church, Ashland, at Sis p.
m. September 13.
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ROckpOrt

Thursday supper guests in tn
home of Mrs. Lena Rockhill were Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Swank of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stephens ant
daughter Jane spent Sunday in tht
home ofIrttie and Anna Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ruebush o.
Kalida called in the ]. A. Foley anc
Arthur Price homes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Kramer spent Mon.
day in Columbus at the Ohio State
| fair.
Friday evening guests of Mrs.
Lena Rockhill were Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Boedicker and family of Ottawa,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rockhill and
family, Lafayette, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Reigle of Elida and Mrs. Olive
McHolland of McCutchenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harsh of Toledo
called Thursday on his mother, Mrs.
Alice Bodell, who is quite ill in her
home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spicer and
Mrs. Jay Rousculp are caring for
her.
Those who enjoyed picnic supper
in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Fauver
of Holgate were Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
LaRue and granddaughter, Miss
Winnie Meeks and Mae Foley.
]. Harold Marshall and Isaac
Neuenschwander, members of the
board of trustees of the Midwest
Electric, Inc, participated in tour
Monday and Tuesday as guests of the
Ohio Power Co. at their plant in
Marietta, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Krouse of Ka-
Ida called on Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lentz. Mr.. and Mrs Shirley LentZ
and sons of Monroe, Michigan, were
overnight guests Saturday.
Miss Deloris Rockhill, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rockhill, fell
last Monday and broke her arm.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer Beiker, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Gibson and daugh-
ter Roberta of Butler, Pa, called at
the Isaac Neuenschwander home
Sunday afternoon. Evening visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Basing-
er of Bluffton.
The Christian Fellowship class of
the Methodist church met Sunday
evening in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newlin Habegger. Miss Freda Jones
showed pictures and told of the won
derful work done in southern Florida
where she helped conduct vacation
Bible schools. Those present were
Richard, Betty and Jack Thomas,
Mary Lee, Virginia Smith, David and
Earlene Ream, Deloris Rockhill, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Stephens and Jane,
Rodney, Janet, Rosemary and Jean
Habegger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ream held a
wiener roast at their home Friday
evening celebrating the birthdays of
Deloris Rockhill and Irene Reams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rockhill and
family were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lentz attended
the Lentz reunion Sunday, held at the
Dads club house at Conner.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-29
Riley Township ASC
Officers Announced

Elections for Riley township rep
resentatives to the Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation COM
mittee have been completed the
county office announced.
office announced.
Err Bridenbaugh is chairman,
Ronald Ketzenbarger, vice-chairman
and L. F. Charles the. third member.
Marden Basinger and Robert Rada-
baugh are alternates.
SOME OF THE WORLDS largest
onion fields are located near Kenton,
Ohio.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-13
Cartwright
Mrs. VIM. Scrivner

AT a school election last week
Richard Croy a elected to a
three-year term as director, re-
placing A. v. Gullikson who has
served several terms and wished
TO quit. The vote to sell the
schoolhouse and barn at Name
less school carried. There was
but a small group out for the
election.
Al Colwell and son Gordon of
Billings came to the Raymond
Oakland home last week, leaving
Gordon for a few days visit and
returning home Friday.
Last Thursday being the birth
day of Mrs. Klym, local ladies
visiting her with a potluck lunch
were Mines. VIM. H. Faulkner
and girls, 0. j. Odegaard, VIM.
Scrivner, John Dunbar, j. YER
plancke and Julie, F. Leers and
Messrs VIM. Klym ana VIM.
Faulkner. Mrs. Faulkner baked
and decorated a birthday cake
which was served with sand
witches and coffee.
The Sidney herald., 1957-06-13

| but we hope to do better mex,
time. The Russell Danielsons also
called on the Jensens that eve
ning.
The Eyvind Wick family were
among the guests at the Sioux
Pass All club picnic Sunday al
the Ray Norby home.
Albert and Marie Noah were
| Sunday dinner and supper guests
at the Asa Kopp home. The oc-
casion was in honor of Marie's
birthday.
Betty, Margaret and Charles
Danielson visited Mrs. w. A.
Baue Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George Erickson and family of
Troy, Montana, Monte and jim
my Simonsen were supper guests
at the Elmer Jensen home. Mr..
and Mrs. Laurits Jensen and
Carlo, Betty, Margaret and Chas.
Danielson and Ruben and Esther
Simonsen called later ard had
coffee with the Jensens.
Eyvind Wick attended the
chuck wagon breakfast demon
stration put on by the Yellow
stone Machinery Co. near Sid
ney Tuesday morning.
Lee Jackson and Don Baue
had dinner with the Albert Noahs
Monday.
Hrs. Royle Koch was an .over-
night guest at the Eyvind Wick
home Sunday. She spent Monday
visiting there. In the afternoon
Wick, Elaine, Carol and
Stevie and her mother visited
Marie Noah.