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The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
HYDROCYANIC OR PRUSSIC
ACID POISONING !.

During the fall season we al
ways receive some questions on
the danger Of prussic acid poi
soning of cattle. This year per-
haps we should be more concerned
than ever on this subject be-
cause several acres of S d a n
grass were planted in the county
for emergency hay and pasture.
Sudan grass, which is a relative
Of the sorghums, is a producer of
prussic acid under certain condi-
tons and the condition which is
particularly dangerous is frost.
Freezing ruptures the plant cells
and causes a rapid liberation of
free prussic acid. When thorough
ly cured as a hay or dry fodder,
or put up in any form Of silage,
the poisonous property is usually
greatly reduced. The new growth
which has been left in the field
after haying and is then pastured
is particularly dangerous after
freezing. A variety which produces
much less prussic acid than many
other varieties is Piper Sudan
grass. Even with this variety,
which is probably the most COM
monty grown in this area, it does
not pay to take chances.
The question often comes up:
What about the millets being poi
sonou after freezing? Millets do
not belong to the sorghum family
and therefore are not prussic acid
formers. So, it appears to be lit
tie danger in %pasturing millet af-
ter a frost.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
LAMBERT SADDLE CLUB
PLANS TRAIL RIDE

The Lambert Saddle Club is
planning a Trail Ride for Sunday,
Oct. 5. Ben MERCER will be the
Trail Boss on this ride.
Plans are to unload the horses
at the Enid stockyards. Everyone
should plan to be there by noon.
The group will proceed from
there on horseback to the Earl
Graw ranch north of Enid. Some
very scenic country will be COW
cred on this ride so saddle up
your horse and join us at Enid
for a pleasant afternoon.
Everyone is asked to bring
something for a Pot Luck Dinner
to be eaten at ! o'clock at the
picnic grounds. There will be a
pickup at Enid to transport your
food to the picnic grounds.
Coffee and paper plates and
cups will be furnished by the
Saddle Club.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01

TO SPEAK AT TRINITY

DR.. William A. Kramer of st.
Louis, Secretary of Schools for
the Lutheran Church-Missouri Sy-
nod, will discuss Christian educa-
ton and the Lutheran parish
school at a special meeting to be
held at Trinity Lutheran Church
this Friday, Oct. 8, at 7:30 pm.
DR.. Kramer and the Rev. Leo
Tormoehlen, pastor of Concordia
Lutheran Church at Forsyth and
member Of the church's Board of
Education, will be visiting congre-
cations in Billings, Miles City, and
Bozeman to acquaint the member
ship Of Lutheran congregations in
those also with the Luth-
eran parish school system. AT the
close of the tour DR.. Kramer will
be guest speaker on the conven-
ton floor in Miles City during
the week Of Oct. Clio.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
SIDNEY BOYS PLAY
ON DICKINSON STATE
COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ford and
family took in the Dickinson
jamestown football game played
in Dickinson Saturday night in
which their son, Freddie, played
guard and Doyle Dotson played
quarterback. Both boys are fresh
men at Dickinson State Teachers
College this year. Dickinson won
the game by a score of 7-6. Bill
also attended the game in Bis
marck the previous week between
Dickinson and Bismarck College
which was won by Dickinson with
a score of TO.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
PVT. LARRY DOTSON
STATIONED IN GERMANY

Pirmasens, Germany (AHTNC)
Army Pvt. Larry D. Dotson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond c.
Dotson, Lambert, Mont, recent
ly arrived in Germany and is
now a member Of the 18th Ord
nance Battalion, Pirmasens.
Dotson, a weapons technician
in the battalion, entered the army
in January, 1858, completed basic
training at Fort Ord, Calf, and
arrived in Europe in August
1858.
The 18-year-old soldier attend
ed Lambert High School.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
The Sidney Herald Wednesday. October i. 1858 Ill
Young Republicans Appoint
Labor Chairman

tended Northern Montana Col
lege in that city for two years
and is employed by the Great
Northern Railroad. He is a mem
Der Of the Brotherhood of Rail-
road Clerks Union, AFL-CIO,
Local No. $50, and Transfers
Union Local 112 at Havre.
Kinholt is married and the
family includes a youngster, age
two.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
TURKEY DINNER AT
IL

The st. Theresa Altar Society
of Lambert will hold their annual
Turkey Dinner and Bazaar at the
Lambert gymnasium on Satur-
day, Oct. IL. Serving will start at
6 pm. Tickets for the dinner will
be Adults $3.50, and Children
rs cents. There will be games
and door prizes in connection
with the bazaar.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
l,avsAin, with the
COUNTY AGENTS
BY Dean Davidson and Harley W. Roath County Agents

cattle will consume a mineral il
they actually need it does not al
ways hold true. In some of the
more saline areas it has often
been hard to obtain proper con-
sumption of any kind of mineral
except when fed in a very palat-
able form. This time of year a
cow should probably consume al
least rs pounds of phosphate per
month in addition to what she is
assimilating from the forage. This
means that if a mineral supple
ment such as monosodium phos-
plate is being fed which contains
around 90 percent phosphorus, a
little over one pound per head
per month should be consumed.
For further information on min
eral needs, we suggest you write
or call here at the County Exten-
sion Office for the Montana Ex-
tension Service Circular 246 en-
titled Minerals for Montana Cat
tie and Sheep
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
A THOSE BLUSHES

Old Maid: Has the canary had
its bath yet?
Servant: Yes, ma'am. You can
come in now.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
1t Takes More
Than One Leg
To Walk!

Chief Justice James =. harrison and
Associate Justice Wesley Castles of tbs
Montana Supreme Court have proven
his statement
When Judges Harrison and Castles
were appointed to the Supreme Court
In January, 1857, there were I9l cases
pending, some dating baek as far as
June, 1883, more han IN years back.
Through dedication to the JOB Harri-
son and Castles by August Of 1858 had
his backlog cleared away and the
Court was deciding cases appealed IN
1857. In that ~ years, 25z matters
were handled, which rs mere than
twice the number of rulings Aade by
Court before the appointment Of Har-
rison and Castles THIS OUTSTAND-
ING RECORD COULD NOT HAVE
BEEN ACCOMPLISHED BY ONE
MAN. TT TOOK BOTH HARRISON
AND CASTLES! BY late 1883 or early
1859, IL these men are kept on the
job, the Montana Supreme Court will
be deciding cases as they appear on
the docket.
II Montana is to have reliable, unbiased
judgments rendered quickly n hon.
estly by the Supreme Court, Judges
James T. Harrison and Wesley Castles
MUST BE RETAINED Therefore, on
election day, November 4, 1858
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
JUDGMENT SUSPENDED

Friend: Was your uncle's mind
vigorous and sane up to the very
last?"
Heir: / don't know-the will
won't be read until tomorrow.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
LADIES GUILD TO HOLD
FOOD SALE

The Ladies Guild OF Peoples
Congregational Church will hold
a food and candy sale at the Val
ley Hardware on Sat-, Oct ii at
1000. Don't miss 1t. 37-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01

scientifically sound game man
agement program, the depart
ment reported.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01
Tongue Hung in the Middle

my wife can talk for hours on
one subject"
my wife doesn't even need a
subject"
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01

Have you heard the story about
the man who tried to borrow
money from his friend?
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-01

Religious freedom does not
mean the same thing in every
country.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
S p q R I S
Raiders Down WesterviIIe
To Hold Mid Six Honors

Coach Ray ChadwelPs London
High School Red Raiders outscor-
ed strong Westerville quint for
three of four quarters Friday eve
ming TO continue their lead in the
Mid Six League. Their only de-
feat in the league this season has
been one of the two games with
Worthington. They still meet
Grove City, billiards and Marys-
vile in league play before the sea-
son ends. Both Grove City and
Marysville are trailing in the
league, but loss on the Hilliard
floor would give London no more
than tie for first place in the
league.
After trailing 7-19 at the end
of the first period aand 24-27 at
half-time Friday evening, h e
Raiders pulled into high gear and
managed TO claim a three point
lead at the end of the third quar-
ter. In the final period the Raiders
rushed into scoring spree for 20
points while Westerville managed
only II in their best efforts. The
final score was 65 for London and
"a for the visiting quintet.
Actually, the game made his
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
The
TEEN-AGE SET
by Nancy, Mary Louise G. Carol

The cafeteria, decked out in blue
and silver-the class colors of the
1858 graduating class, was the
scene of the senior class party last
Tuesday night. Games, stunts, and
dancing filled the program for the
evening. The honored guests were
the members of the LES Dance
Band, who provided a dreamy at
mosphere for the social affair.
Friday, the student body imagin-
ed themselves on the sunny warm
beach of Raider Island in the
South Seas. The pep meeting feat
ured skit about some of our Lon
don girls yacationing in the South
Pacific These lucky misses be-
came homesick and caught the
first plane home in order to see
the game between Westerville and
London that night.
London High Schools Dance
Band has been busy scheduling en-
gagements. This popular ensemble
was featured at sock hop Friday
night, sponsored by the junior
class. The band is fast becoming
a noted attraction around London.
Saturday night the Mixed Choir
us sponsored a $3.50 dance in the
gym. Music for the occasion was
provided by Paul and Eddy's Or
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
West Jefferson
Wins 1894 Game
Over MT. Sterling

West Jefferson's Rough Riders
evened up the records with Mt.
Sterling Friday evening by hand
ing their Madison County and
Darby Valley league-mates a 49-
"a defeat. Earlier in the season
Mt. Sterling had claimed the vic
tory 53-38.
The Friday evening tilt was
probably one of the best of the
season for Coach Even Bryden'S
cagers, and on the other hand,
probably one of the worst Of the
year for Mt. Sterling. It just was
MT the night for the Mt. Sterling
squad to make showing. The Mt
Sterling team hit only II of SO
field goals and only II of 26 free
throws. The Jefferson squad made
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Madison South Is
6o-A9 Victor I'm
Fairfield Battle

Madison South racked up a 20
point margin in their Friday night
victory over Coach Luther Gains
Fairfield meters in a battle which
was fought on the Madison South
floor Friday evening. 1t reversed
an earlier game in which the Fair
field cagers had downed Coach
Walter Hobbies quint by a 50-47
score in the first meeting of the
two teams this season.
Madison South's Bushu racked
up 80 points for top scoring hon
ors as Fairfield's Merritt hit %
for his second place rating. The
boys of Madison South outscored
the Plainsmen in every period.
The final score for the game was
in favor of the Hobblemen 69-49.
South hit 19 of % tries at the
gratis mark for SO percent. From
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

terhen; Treasurer, Mrs. Paul
Good; Program, Miss Ruth Tull;
Finance, Mrs. Jack Phillips; Adult
Membership, Mrs. William Robi-
son; Camping, Mrs. Maurice Per-
nod; Group Organization, Mr. S.
Leonard Mann; Public Relations,
Mrs. James Patterson; Leaders
Training, Mrs. Robert Creath;
Leaders Organization, Mrs. Rob-
ert Phillips; and Registrar, Mrs.
Frank Baldwin.
Plans were made to collect all
Camp Fire Council materials in a
central place to be inventoried.
Any leader having materials be-
longing to the Council is asked to
contact Mrs. Chakeres.
HARMONY BLUE BIRDS
> The meeting was called to order
by our president, Julianne David
son. The secretary, Linda Farqu-
har, read the minutes, treasurer,
Sharon Jones, gave her report on
the balance of money on hand.
We assembled our memory
books for Campfire and discussed
making symbol bingo games. We
closed with the friendship circle
and Good Mite Blue Bird Song"
Refreshments were served by
Mrs Mary Wilson.
Scribe,
Corabeth Justice
kA-CHEE-NA CAMPFIRE
GIRLS
Carol Townsend acting presi-
dent called the meeting to order.
We elected officers, President,
Carol Townsend; Secretary, Juana
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
County Auditors Lisf Of General Personal and
Classified Taxes which the Counfy-Treosurer
has been UncbIe TO Collect

County AUDITORS Office, WadIson County, OHIO
16,
The following general personal
remaining Treas
delinquent Auditor
October Settlement, 1857.
Address Unpaid Taxes
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
THE ssAIwrtKY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON OHIO

Steward; Treasurer, Maureen Cof-
fey; Scribe, Mary Ellen Smith.
We took the roll call and nine
girls answered present. All the
girls signed a get well card for
JEANNE Lohr who has been i'll for
month. Daryl Steward was our
visitor for this week We had re-
freshments and then played some
games We had our friendship cir
Gle and left. Our next meeting is
February 5th.
Scribe,
Sharon Alton
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

| tory for the London cagers: il
was the first time in recent years
that five players on the team had
scored in double figures, and
could be indicative of a smooth
working team ready to claim the
Mid Six Crown.
Coach Chadwell called it one Of
the best balanced games since he
has been in London as far as
scoring was concerned, but he ad-
ded that more work and polish is
needed in several spots if the team
plans to maintain their conference
lead.
London's cagers hit 25 of 36 free
shots for 20 percent and hit 20
of 81 field goals for 80 percent.
The Westerville quint hit 18 of 27
for just over 81 percent from the
free throw line. London'S Miller
held top scoring honors with Is
points on five field goals and five
from the gratis line.
Scores by quarters were:
LONDON ..... 7 II 81 20
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

LONDON ..... 7 II 81 20
WESTVILLE -. 19 s Is IL
Individual scoring for London
was:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

chestra. The Mixed Chorus is try
ing to secure necessary funds to
purchase robes for the organiza-
ton.
The senior class play. which will
be presented March 1914, is en-
titled Time Out for Ginger" a
comedy by Ronald Alexander. Cast
try-outs arc being held Feb. Sd.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

the same angle the Fairfield boys
hit Is of 25 for 50 percent Neith-
er team showed remarkable power
from the floor.
Both teams made the game ag-
gressive all the way, with the goal
as the main drawing card. Defen-
sive action was almost ignored as
the quints fought for the double
point baskets.
In the offensive action the Mad
ison South squad committed 19
personal fouls and the Fairfield
lads committed Is personals.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

good of 16 free throws and 20 of
81 field goals.
Top rebounding by West Jeffer-
sons Karnes and his Is points as
high scorer of the game added to
the chances for West jefferson.
Stump, of the Mt. Sterling squad
racked up IA points to claim Sec
ond place in the scoring.
Jefferson meets Jeffersonville
there Tuesday and then go to
Fairfield Friday Mt. Sterling goes
to Five Points Tuesday and then
meet Ashville Saturday night at
Mt. Sterling.
Quarter scoring was:
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
CAMPFIRE COUNCIL

The January meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Madison
County Camp Fire Girls Council
was held on Tuesday evening,
January 28th. The meeting was
called to order by the new Presi-
dent, Mrs. NJ. J. Chakeres. The
other new board members are:
Vice President, Mrs. Ernie Pier
son; Secretary, Mrs. Thomas Sis
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
WITH THE
YOUNGER SET
CANEKA CAMPFIRE

CANEKA CAMPFIRE
The meeting was called to order
by our president, Carol Webb.
The secretary, Beverly Flynn,
read the minutes and they were
approved.
The treasurer, Barbara Coil,
collected dues and reported the
money in the treasury.
Old business and new business
were discussed.
Refreshments were served by
Barbara Coil and Melinda Creath.
The meeting was adjourned as
we sang our Campfire song.
Scribe,
Ellen O'Connell
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
DEN 2 PACK ee

Den 2 of Pack 96 took an inter-
esting tour through the Madison
County Jail last Wednesday. We
wish to express our thanks to
Sheriff Markley who showed us
the main cell block and the juven-
lie cells, also a machine gun. pistol
and tear gas gun and the shells
each use. The two-way radio was
also explained
Those taking part in the tour
were, Ray Angel, Steven Bechtel,
Corky Bailey, Jeb Bowles, David
Bechtel, Bobby Remley, Charles
Remley, Den Chief Sammy Yerian,
Mrs. Charles Remley and Den
Mother, Mrs. William Bechtel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Nora Z. Puckett De-
ceased. Louis NJ. Puckett has been
appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor Of the estate of Nora +. Puc-
kett late of Madison County, Ohio.
deceased.
Dated this 18th day of January
AD. 1853. Number 1890 Docket s
Page 538.
Joseph S. King
Probate Judge of Said County
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-26

CHEVROLET "a 6-cyltnder, "I50
series. 4-door station wagon
straight shift, r. and h. VIII sci
70 highest bidder. Can be seen al
1919 Ferrara dr., s. g., any timi
ever vk. end vk. days after {
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QUEEN ANNE HILLs-oentieman's
estate, overlooking the Bay, it's
Just beautiful: over soft, white
ramb. with sunken liv. rm and
firepl. Too many appointments TO
enumerate has the privacy you
round house $4,000. TN. 4-sss5
peter !. hagan and son
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TRAILERS

MERCURY ~ 1S-ft. trailer; cleo
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water syStems stove, oven ano
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STAR HOUSE TRAILERl soft.
fuiiy equipped: 1851: like new
never used sacrifice for $3.50
OR. $4,000.
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39-FT. LIGHTHOUSES dble. beds
and hide-a-bed. wall-to-wau car
peting. oak paneled walls Soft
metal avning and fence. Finane-
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STREAMLITE SO soft. house
trailer: peri. eond.. cost new
$1,000; will sell for $500. Cal
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CONTINENTAL '52: % H.; / b.r.,
well kept. attractive. 1880 Rich
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CHERRY HILL MOBILE HOME
101S0 Baltimore Ave,
College Park. Nd.
New VAGABOND, Gold Seal and
VANDYKE mobile homes nov on
display in Ten Wide size BY area s
newest dealer. We also opera Il
Cherry Hin Mobile Home Village,
one of areas finest mobile home
sites. Open daily and on Sunday
from noon 'til dark.
ESQ OFF
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clear our lot this week end. No
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let US prove II. Terms or trade.
Open 2 am. to Pm. including
Beitsville Trailer Sales
il454 BALTIC. Blvd, BeltsylIls. Nd
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fOnD 1891 Custom TUDOR; =. an
oWneri nice ear, must neili Hi1l
on best oIeF, Can Rk, T.Ntih
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and out IN, e-5Jia,
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h cyla,, atandard shift. NJ 600 mi.
si,2p6 M 4-7O2h.
F0nD '5s Fairians 4-drj brand
auto. shiftl =. and n, Wv tires
pvt, fteering. warranted OWNKN
iranai consider trade or cast
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AUTOM0TlVE MISC.

WANTED To BUY. spinner-type
wheel balancer. Call OIL $4,000.
POLICE RADIO. g volts. I'm, Whip
antenna: $3.50. JU. 5-25se
5 NEW PIRELLI touring tires. 4
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Simea, and others. Special price.
S129.
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9Th st. NV. CO. 5-1496
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AVIATION

!. SHARE IN PIPER J-a. Just re-
licensed; price, $500. UN. 1881
after 5 pm.
BONANZA FLYING CLUB-A club
Of 10 reputable business and pro-
fessional men. incorporated. fully
insured, Bonanza T-35 and Cess
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equip. for instrument flying
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bOlO WIS. Ave, NV. WO. $4,000
DODGE 1855 Custom Royal hard
TOP; new-car eond., low mi; power
EQUIP. Wv. 7. and h.. orig
owner; must sell immed.: Si,275.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

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IA 7.AsOn
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cash prices paid Nd. Va. y, G
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az
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unlimitedi pay debts, make i'm
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paymenl1. Prompt free appraisal
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IA. 4.oaes or Manassas lOO4-w
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plete bath. full basement: cen.
heat. system; two blocks from
water, boat and beach privils.
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my sign on left, Tel. University
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY


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Also 1-bedrm apt avail. HARRY
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SCIENTIST CLIPS, Port Rspub-
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hrst ocean block bedrooms.
larse living room and dining room
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on lot lO0x300. Shown BY appoint
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CHRYsLER 1850 Imperial 4-door
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~ SOTO SO 4-dr. Custom sedan:
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NEED
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you need for any purpose-hqme
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into one new low monthly pay
wfnt . Homeowners only. Call
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CHEVROLET 1867 4-dr. sedan
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VACATION PLACES

SHAWNEE STATE PARK. Bedford.
Pa.--LQg cottage; rooms furn
excel fishing. boating, swimming
reas.: RE. 5-4sl1.
OCEAN CITY. MD. : Beaut. new
apis. and house, for q real yaca.
ton. August 3 through Labor Day.
Phone now. Don't be. disappointed
Phone IA. s-3450 Monday after
D pm.
NAME rms. and path" ocean
front. rocky shore. isolated,
equipped for 8: bottled gas, utilS
u. 5-2a2s.