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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-13
BluftOn Block
Firm Sells Out
To VIM. Mericle
Former Builder Buying
Inventory and Cherry st.
Real Estate

Bluffton Cement Block, Inc, which
has manufactured cement building
products for the past eleven and a
half years, announced this week that
it had sold its inventory and retail
business and plans were to dispose
of the recently acquired automatic
block and tile machinery in going out
of business here.
Purchaser of the retail business is
William Mericle, Route 2, Bluffton,
who plans to operate il under the
name of Bluffton Builders Supply.
Although for a time, he will be op-
Grating out of both the Cherry street
and the College avenue buildings,
Mericle will ultimately use only the
building at 305 E. Cherry street as
his headquarters.
Woodrow Little, bookkeeper for
Bluffton Cement Block, Inc, said that
the College avenue real estate would
be offered for sale.
In taking over the Cherry street To-
cation, Mr. Mericle win be doing
business in spot which has housed
concrete block and masonry busi-
enss for the past half century. Be
fore it was known as Bluffton Cement
Block, Inc, it was operated as Ben
Amstutz & Son, and before that as
Henry Balmer & Lloyd Murray sup
plies. Several other owners preceded
them.
MIR. Mericle said that he would han
die the same lines of building ma
terials as his predecessors. His hours
will be from 500 to 500 and delivery
service will be offered
Until taking over the business, the
new owner has been associated with
his father and brothers in Harry
Mericle & Sons, general building con-
tractors. They will continue that bus
mess.
He lives with his wife, Rosalie and
two children, Steve, 3. and Jill, S,
just south of the corporation line on
old route 25.
Bluffton Cement Block, Inc., has
been managed in recent years by
Dwaine Amstutz, who recently took
position with the Civil Aeronautics
Administration in Cleveland. Before
Dwaine's management the company
was managed by his twin brother,
Wayne, and earlier by their father.
Ben.
Michael Johnson, Sidney. Ohio, is
president of Bluffton Cement Block,
Inc. Dwaine Amstutz is secretary.
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Visit Here OF Waldensian Moderator
To Reunite Former MCC Workers In Italy

When Pastor Achille Deodato, mod.
orator of the Waldensian church Of
Italy comes here Sunday to speak al
the Ebenezer Mennonite church, il
will be like "old home week for a
number of local Mennonites who were
his friends in the 'old days" when
they manned a Mennonite Mission in
the Waldensian section of the Alps
shortly after World War II.
Excited over the forthcoming visit
of their old friend are Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hamman, DR.. Robert Kreider
and a dozen others who are coming
here from various parts of this coun-
try and Canada for the occasion.
These include Delvin Kirchhofer,
formerly of Bluffton
The Rev. Mr.. Deodato and his wife
were neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Hamman, when the latter were
newlyweds in Italy. Those were lean
days for Italy - right after the war
and the Hammans operated a soup
kitchen and did other welfare work
among the Italians. The Waldensian
minister assisted in locating the most
needy persons for aid by the Menno-
mite relief workers.
The italian clergyman and his wife
arrived in the u. S. the latter part
of January for a six to eight week
speaking tour in the interest of the
Waldensian work. This is his fifth Wis
1t in the 10 years since 1948.
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Use OF Harmon
Field Approved
For Annual ROdeO

Continuation OF the Fourth of
July Rodeo for the fifteenth sue
cessive year appeares virtually
assured Tuesday evening when
the board of education granted
permission for use of Harmon
Field for the annual show another
time.
Members of the board said that
it would be impossible to begin
the proposed grading of the foot
ball field this summer because of
a lack of finances. Permission
was granted on the promise to
replace the field i'm good condition.
Meanwhile the Community
Sportsmens club announced the
appointment of its five-man
Rodeo committee to join with
committees of the Business Mems
association and the Saddle club.
The committee headed by Fred
TschantZ includes Don Hall, Joe
Goodman, Jack Fields and Don
Geiger.
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Culvert Required
Under New Drives
In Richland Twp.

A new regulation for construction
of driveway approaches to township
roads was adopted at the last regu-
lar meeting of the Richland Township
trustees, Clerk Dale Reichenbach has
announced.
Persons constructing new drive
ways must first lay steel culvert
of eight inches in diameter or larger
at the intersection of the drive and
the township road under the new reg
ulation.
The trustees must approve the con-
struction after it is completed.
A number of serious drainage prob
lens have been caused by inadequate
.culverts.
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Legion Anniversary
Party Set Friday

Come with Us on a Trip Around
the World will be the theme at the
American Legion birthday party Fri
day evening, March IA, at Legion
Hail.
Hugh Rinehart, Lima's community
ambassador to the Scandinavian
countries last summer, will be the
guest speaker of the evening, and a
number of district officers of the
American Legion viii attend.
Following a buffet style meal there
will be round and square dancing to
the music of the Rupright orchestra.
All members of the Legion and its
Auxiliary are invited to help cele-
brate the 38th anniversary of the
local post and 39th birthday of the
national organization.
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Doing as the Romans do will be
very much in evidence at the high
school cafeteria next Tuesday eve
ming when the students of the Latin
department present their fifteenth an
nual Roman banquet.
The students and their guests will
imagine themselves in old Italy as
they are conducted on tour to many
historic scenes.
The dinner, which is customarily
served in Roman style by slaves, will
be served to all former Latin stu
dents. Several faculty members will
also be the guests of the present Lat
in students.
The program is being planned by
the Is students of the second-year
Latin class under direction of their
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man of the refreshment committee
for the tea with the following serving
on the committee; Mrs. Richard
Augsburger, Mrs. MiIlard Herr, Mrs.
AL ingalls,, Mrs. Earl Lehman Mrs.
Frank Steiner, and Mrs. Karl Gable.
Those serving on the program
committee are Mrs. Gerald Crawfis,
Mrs. Frank Osborne, Mrs. Bert
Swank, Mrs. Robert Ewing and Miss
Mary Jerome. Troops 123 and 124 are
in charge of the table decorating and
serving.
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Gerber HOnOred
At Photographers
Salon In Columbus

Four photographs by Leland Ger
Der, Bluffton photographer, were
among $50 selected for hanging in the
exhibit at the annual Ohio Profession
al Photographers association con.
vention in Columbus last week.
The selections were made from
more than 600 submitted for Judging
by photographers all over the state.
The local mans salon prints in
cluded a large portrait of Bob Will
Jams, Bluffton auto deales; child
Portrait of Tim Triplett son of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ M. Triplett; and a por-
trait of Beth Daley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Daley.
The fourth photo was an architec-
tural subject the interior ia
Lutheran church in Lima.
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Births

The following births were recorded
at Bluffton Community hospital dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Alderman
Lafayette, boy, born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Finn, Bluff
ton, boy, Michael Ray, born Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weyer, Bluff.
ton, a girl, Kathleen Sue, born Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Herr, Bluff.
ton, boy, Robert Eugene, born Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Murray, Flor
ence, Alabama formerly of Bluffton)
a girl, Corinne Kay, born March g.
Mr.. Murray is son of Mr.. and Mrs
Nile Murray of Bluffton.
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Notice To Close
Poultry Business
Comes As Surprise

The announcement last Wednesday
afternoon in Lima daily newspaper
that the poultry dressing business oi
Clayton Hardness at 321 South Main
street had been closed by Allen Coun.
ty Health Commissioner George B
Newton came as a complete sur
prise" Mr.. Harkness told The News
this week.
TT appears that will have to give
up the poultry dressing business and
probably my cream station, and stick
to live poultry and eggs" Mr.. Hark-
ness said after comforting with the
health commissioner last Thursday.
He didn't actually receive his official
notice to close up the poultry dressing
business until Friday.
The Bluffton poultry man said he
was completely baffled by the COM
missioner's order. He had passed
state inspections, he said.
1T is my understanding that /
would have to obtain license after
the first of this year. I made my
application and my check for the Ii
cense money was cashed. Then came
the inspection
Mr.. Harkness said that he was CIV
en- no indication at the time of in
spection that the permit could not be
granted. He said that he had also had
no warning before the newspaper an
nouncement that his business would
be closed.
In order to continue in the business
complete new building would almost
be necessary under present regula-
tons, the Bluffton man said. Concrete
floors and walls would be necessary,
stainless steel equipment and other
changes would be required.
DR.. Newton told the Lima news
papers that the business was ordered
to cease until it had complied with
health regulations and to resume op-
erations only after permit was is
sued.
The Harkness poultry dressing firm
had been doing thriving business
supplying poultry to a number of the
local grocery and meat firms, and
restaurants as well as individuals.
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Eight Be Music
Students In Recital

Eight Bluffton college music stu
dents will appear in a general stu
dent recital Monday evening, March
II, at SIS in Ramseyer chapel. The
public is invited to attend.
Piano pupils of Mrs. Pearl Bogari
Mann appearing on the program are
Martha Orwick and Richard Minch.
Four organ pupils of Prof. Otto Holt
kamp, who will participate, are Rich
ard Minch, Nancy Wismer, Doris
Liechty and Arlene Balmer.
Vocal pupils of Prof. Russell Lantz
who will be on the program are Jim
Miller, tenor; Judy Baumgartner, al
to. and Marilyn Shelly, mezzo-so-
prano.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-13
Samuel Bixel Retiring
From Cemetery Board

Samuel Bixel, for many years
secretary of the Maple Grove cem-
etery board of trustees, will relin-
guish his duties because of poor
health effective at the end of this
month, it was announced Tuesday
evening at council meeting.
Persons who may be interested in
serving as a member of the board
and as its secretary are asked to
submit their names to Frank Lugin-
buhl, another of the three-member
board. Fred Swank is the third mem
Der.
The secretary's post pays an annual
fee of S100.
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Ruth FrankhOuser
Chosen Delegate
To Girls State

Ruth Frankhauser, a junior a
Bluffton high school, was chosen tc
represent the American Legion AuxiI
iary of Bluffton in Girls State which
will be conducted this summer in Co
lumbus.
AS the representative of the local
organization, she will spend one week
in the states capital city during July
learning about government procedure
Miss Frankhauser is the daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Frankhauser OF
South Main street.
Chosen as alternate for the honor
was Sally Jordan, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. James Jordan of Riley
street.
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Mt. Cory Church
Plans Building
Expansion Move
Methodists Launch Drive
10 Finance Remodeling
And Church Addition

An extensive remodeling and build.
ing program at the Mt. Cory Meth.
odist church is planned for this spring
and summer, it has been announced.
A campaign to raise $1,000 in funds
Tor the project which includes re-
modelling the present church building
and construction of a new education
al unit, is now underway by the con-
gregation.
The educational unit will include
three classrooms to be separated by
movable partitions. This will permit
the rooms to be combined for larger
assemblies and social activities.
The improvement program also in
cludes installation of a new heating
plant, toilet facilities, a~water sys-
tenn, kitchen and repainting the pres
ent building.
Value of the project will exceed the
$1,000 fund raising goal considerably
because members and friends of the
church are planning to donate con-
siderable time, materials and labor
when the work is started. Compile
ton is expected this summer.
Robert Meyer is chairman of the
building committee. Other members
are Mrs. Robert Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Bauman, Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Mai
jala, and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Crawford Mrs. Fred Meyer is treas
urer of the Improvement fund.
The Rev. Frank LePage is pastor
of the church.
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BLUFFTON MARKETS
"wednesday Morning)

Grain (bushel prices) = wheat,
s2.O8; corn, $1.14; oats, roc; soy
beans, $2.14.
Poultry-heavy hens, 21c; leghorn
hens, 12c; stays, 7c.
Eggs-large white, 42c; large
brown, 41c; medium, SIC; small, 32c.
Butterfat: No. 1, Coo; No. 2, 55c.
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Catherine Grdtz
ArriUes In Africa

Word has been received by her
friends here that Miss Catherine
Gratz has safely reached her mission
ary station in West Africa after
spending year on furlough among
friends and relatives in this commun-
ity.
The voyage was stormy part OF the
way, Miss Gratz reports. She writes
that she received 20 letters while still
aboard her ship enroute to her des-
tination. A small boat put mail
aboard at Dakar.
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st. Mary's Church
Changes Pastors

The Rev. Frederick Hug, who has
been pastor of ST. Mary's Catholic
church for the past six months, has
been transferred to the Marblehead
parish on Lake Erie, it was learned
this week.
His place will be filled by his broth
er, the Rev Richard Hug, who con-
Quoted services for the first time
here last Sunday. He is with ST.
Michaeps parish, Findlay.
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WASTE COLLECTION

The regular monthly waste collec-
ton has been set for Monday, March
II, beginning at noon, Street Com
missioner William Gaiffe has an
nounced. Bluffton residents are asked
to have refuse in cans at the curb by
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
ALEx.-ARL.-FALLs cHuRl
COUNTRY
CLUB
ESTATES

Here's the sort Of aristocratic
for ra% TSsh a so sfSlui aT:
looking when the price is risht,
Repiete with beauty and the kind
OF iivAble features the whole fam
ily will enjoy, Spacious liv,. rm, and
din. rn1.. 3 Ice. bedrms., . baths.
finished den, real de luxe kitchen,
full bsmt, with beautifully finished
rec rm,: Gear built-in earase.
EorgeouSly handicapped corner lot.
for only $50 $50. What q homei
What a location What q bargatni
ia. $4,000
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

BRICK BEAUTY - This substAn-
TALLY built a.bedfoom home on 4
wooded lot a being offered for tha
nFAt time There IA an entrances
foyer large LIVING I'm with nfe-
place separate banquet sized din-
ms room .Nell.eauipped kitchen
With breakfast tpAcs' huge aide
teieensd porch attached gAfags
Slth igu basement. pelllhttul 2
with the fisxible financing that is
h.1k00 SHANNON IUcHs,
REALTORS, aOb6 Wilson blvd
FEATHER YOUR NEST with . littis
dovn-1hli l-bedfOom rambler In
Pimmit HIS d In new. house con.
dillon, Partial basement, hig
fenced back yard, puli.dovn stair
wAv 10 Atorhue attic This CONS
munity eieft hlEh.type activities
70 every member OF your family.
Low down paymsnt, Only vi s,nSh.
HOLLY hEALIf, $500 Lee hieh-
sl7.soo al APPROvED-charmins
bfk.. rambler on lovely lot IN choice
n AZ location, COW 70 thoppins
nnd u,n,p lly rmi With ore.
t.sts g 'uuippsu wv WIN
fenced yard storm window low
down payment, EHA OF OF. Cali
oWNEl, KE, d.ei6s,
,gS0--Low CASH. House needs
work and EenerAi painting and NJ.
deeoratine bedrms,. eft iiy.
fm, With hrspi,, Lee kit, perma.
nent stairway TO expandahle up.
ttAifki nice lot with trees. 4 yrs.
Ok, located IN Falls Church. =. q.
uEnAcHiS CO. Realtors, JE, ..
MINIATURE ESTATE. 90 MINUTES
PROM TOWN - spsrkiine-White,
5-bedroom TAneheT, perfectly sltu-
ated IN a beautifully landseared
b.aeTe lot Larae living room
has loe burning fireplace. separate
dining room, equipped kit with
huilt-ln breakfast nook, beAutifuily
n m n,s1, Lsersaiion room pspelsd n
T fsssonaSIy n pIieSd iui, Nssie. sseetos,
and this Is our very frs, oferins'
II you call now, you can be frst
20 see ~ MOI MuITipLE-LIsT.
TT BUT EXcLusIvELY WITH
PEARSON PROPERTIES. INC /.
scLS AssIvPs'G SoE sIEf IL w sissgs
sIsese; ASSUME $4,000 CT
sos mo- bedrms- Nv rm., din.
Tm. kit. EQUIP. with beautiful new
refar.. cleo. ranRe. auto. washer,
new drapet in liv. rm. and din.
rm, incl; uall-to-vall CARPET IN
bedrms: full bsmt, fenced rear
yard; walking distance 10 schools /,
bus By the door IN the Town o.
Fairfax This Is not sales talk.
come and see, but don't delay
West Lee Hwy, CT. $4,000
BREN MAR SCHOOL BLK. AWAY
l.BEDRM.. 4-LEvEL HAS Ev-
ERYTHIN6. SCI 800: Al TERMS.
FL. 4-503s
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RIVERWOOD
STONE-AND-BR
RAMBLER
u ACRE

This imperial home, on q fabu-
lousiv beautiful lot gives a park.
like setting, with q lovely view Of
the countryside; custom built s
years ago for present owner. with
many lovely features. such as. cen-
rm, and din, rm., gorgeous
equipped kitchen. 2 size bed
artistically finished rec rm., built
in garage; central air conditioning
for summer comfort; has redwood
summer house, which lends itself
pool, Ideal location Tor t.miiv with
teen layers, and Just Imagine all
this for the asking price OF only
S37 $50. due TO owners transfer,
For the best In neighborhood. and
home for gracious living. here's
your opportunity nooo
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I$12,500
| $3.50 DOWN
S88 A MONTH

INCL. TAXES AND INSURANCE
Attrae. 3-bedrm. home: sep. din
rm. full bsmt.. finished rec rm.
Sigler a. Co. md, no. 1883;
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ELEGANT

BETHEsDA--NEw sPLIT-LEvEL
home on level lot with trees; 3 big
bedrms. and possible eth dormitory
bedrm.; 2 full baths and "a bath
with large 20xig rec. room. mod
ern kit. center-hall entr,, huilt-in
garaRe. close-in. near wilson lane
James c. Conley & TO.
81 csol . Ssssm0N' A A.: ~ s: sis:ss
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
And basement make this home
small budget. Situated on q large.
fenced lot, with fruit and shade
trees. Will 20 OF or FHA with $3.50
down and payments less than rent.
A HOT ONE,
Assume the large OF loan on this
4-bedroom brick Cape Cod set on
a block Of ali schools and bus SEP,
arate dining room, family Kitchen,
complete baths: tiled basement
with exit and fireplace in the living
room. Ideal for the large family;
pointment, wont las. long
James c. Conley & Co.
a525 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4l34 TIL q
SPLIT-LEVEL--S24,950
Immaculate brick home, features
large living rm. with frepl.. sepa
rate din rm. bay window" Hot.
point kitchen with eye-level oven,
dishwasher and disposal. 2 true
twin size bedrms and . De iuxe
baths. full bSmh has large rec
rm and exit; h-aere fenced levei
lot, Assume large 4hrs loan, with
flexible down payment. Askinl
S94 ,Ob0
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
als sllso Ave. JU. s-saOC
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SILVER SPRING

Mr. MRS kAY'S TAVERN
Lee all-briek Colonial: huse liv
rm with fireplace. fully equip. kit
with table space, family.si9e din
nm; Z tWtn-size bedrms. . baths
W, full bsmt. with part rec. nm
and BATH porch, garage. oil NV
heat. BeAut. lot, many shrubs
walk 10 everything.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
JU a-6440 Open TIL 2 Pm
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BIG-FAMILY SPECIAL - 5 bed
rooms, 2 full baths, And much
more-entrance foyer: living room
with fireplace: large dining room
side screened porch. attached ga
rage and full basement. This hom'
is located In O. prestige neighbor'
hood: close TO bus transportation
Priced al Sal $50. CALL ia. B.
$500, SHANNON Il LUCHS. REAL
TORS. o055 Wilson blvd.
4 BEDRMs., 2 FULL BATHs-Thii
immaculate. all-brick Cape Cod 4
only 3 years old. Lying rm. Will
fireplace: separate dining rm. ant
modern kitchen; fun bsmt. with
outside entrance; nice Anchor,
fenced lot; top neighborhood ant
only q minutes to PentaEon. Ask
Ing price, only SCI $50. FLA AP.
PRAIsAL PENDING. See this to-
dav. we can work out suitable
RnE eneISSR sH soss wilson Lq Slrd
ia. b-BS00,
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BETHESDA--Beautifully decorated
brick split.leyel In excel, Tesiden;
tial area: . twin -siEed bedrms,
baths. formal din. rm., ali.elee
kit; paneled rec. rm., above.
ss ,GSSSnd lev. Level t mad. rH, .s sSS
KoRzEN lo RssltOT OIL
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACOsTIA LYNDALE = semidet
siR rm v.c ssRe'd Move sS IN r n sS''
only $12,75O, $3.50 down. FHA
5000 mo. PRINoLE REALTY,
BOILING AND NAVAL AIR STA
TON AREA--Brick house, 2 bed
OF loan. we take trades. FRED
ERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC.
AP. 7-4646 til pm.
HILLCREsT AREA-sl7,5OO for 4
$22.500 house. incl. o rooms Of
exquisite furniture. Tv. washer,
etc; retiring TO Florida. What
. buy See II today Can be
ss is Yi'h Egl s.gts gEB. PRiNoLI
2Ols 7 st. Sc. LII. ! -e0sb.
2bth ST.. near Pa. ave.---Detached
frame Cape. Cod BUNGALOW. First
a.. den or bedrm.. 2 bedrms, and
bath, end a.; new kitchen, new
So oreh sifss system NJ r iHll isn't Gu
III. l.o7O7,
germ. semidetached brick. compi
aiP-cond. beautiful rec. rm., pow
many extras. Assume az al loan
Call Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136 or ST
3.736s. ATLAS REALTY CO.
WANT A SMALLER HOME? De.
tached, 2 bedrms., with screened
porch, finished rec. rrn., gas heat
priced HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
Realtors. LU. 4-3400. ewes. LU
I-l2S3 OFFICE CLOSED SUN
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BETHEsDA--Brick rambler In
Devonshire, walking distance "a
new North Bethesda Junior HiEh
school. 3 bedrms., full bsmt,, large
level lot, owner transferredi I'm.
Tediate possession, Extra special
fnaneine. low down payment, Low
monthly paymsntsl Don't delay
call NJ Bolhaeen. ~ I.i500
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES
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ALEXANDRIA
OPEN, 1T PM.
800 RUSSELL RID.

Attractive Dutch Colonial
home with 2 bedrooms, large
Ivins room and family
fi Isf di 1iss . ITGni sD IaSs.
full basement with recre-
alton rm.. side porch and
GarAge; house has been ap-
praised for $4,000. AND
NOW REDUCED 10 SIS
$50, Ask for Mr., Hill.
Listing Number i32e-H.
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MANOR COUNTY, cLuB-Lu1

ufic9. srIeRsnaa.slense Ies .ps co
q this iashiona6ls country club
This spacious home oiiers llx2s.
y living loom with stone nre.
place, formal dining room, fully
equipped kitchen, paneled family
room 2 bedrooms, hath and ca.
rage on hrst door, Second nooI
features 3 bedrooms and 2 baths
Draperies. carpets and many un.
usual custom features. Call Mr.
Powell sprinG 4-b2ae for In
Realtor. DIS SLIGO ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHT-Ultra modern 2-yr. -old
split-level. featuring q spacious
rooms, family room, baths
lovely corner lot, carport. fully
fenced. Reas. priced, S2l,500
HUGH T. PECK. HE. $4,000.
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