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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Court Ne,Us.
BY COURT REPORTER

Robert Rucker, 80, OF AID
Townsend, died last week in Re-
ceiving Hospital of head injuries
in flicted by Harry Thompson,
SIS, of 23l4 Poplar.
Police said the two men be-
came engaged in a fight in the
Poplar Bar. 4006 Sixteenth, at
which time Thompson slugged
Rucker with pool cue.
Police said Rucker got into
scufflc in the afternoon with
Thompson and returned later with
seven friends TO resume the fight.
. %
Thomas Johnson, 81 of 1922 st.
Aubin, was shoe above the left
car last week and fatally injured
as he was walking out bar at
3446 Dubois.
Police said the shot was fired
by Nelson Hill Jr., %. of 2l37
Pierce, at Robert l.. Moslcy, Al,
of 1863 Brady. The bullet missed
Mosley and struck Johnson.
The two men had been arguing
over an old grudge.
James Musser, 30, of 566l Nc.
MILAN, was slugged and robbed
OF $3.50 while sitting in his car
early Sunday. Rushed TO Recciv-
ing Hospital Musser suffered pos.
sible fractured jaw inflicted By a
blow from the thug.
Roland White. 80. of 5l76 Wa.
bash, was arrested last week aft.
or he stabbed James Clemens,
33. of 5208 Wabash.
Police said Clemens suffered
two stab wounds of the neck.
James Lowcry. 80, of 1894 Az.
cry. was charged with possession
of moonshine whiskcy last week
after police stopped him for
speeding and discovered a gallon
jug of moonshine in the trunk
OF his car.
Baron Bedford. 10, of 1851 S.
Cameron, was arrested last week
in downtown department store
after he concealed four pairs of
pants valued at $66.80 under his
coat.
Alonzo Holmes, Jr., 38. of 2042
Hcllcck. was arrested last week
and charged with attempted
breaking and entering when pc.
lice caught him chopping through
the roof Of pawn shop at 25l8
+. DAWSON.
Fred Patterson, 36. of 8705
Oakland, was arrested outside a
bar at Oakland and Holbrook
last week after he attempted to
assault Willie Welch, SO, of 9644
Dclmar, with a Ratchet.
Annette Taylor, 35, of 1888
BaylcS, collapsed in her home
last week. She was rushed to
Receiving Hospital
Police said Mrs. Taylor had
been under the care of ply.
stefan, and had been taking pain
killing pills.
Josephine NJ. ClcmmOns, 25, of
$3.50 Webb, was arrested last
week and charged with obtaining
money under false prctcnses.
Police said Mrs. ClemmOns met
grocery store operator on a
weStsidc street, where she told
the man she could obtain eight
cases of cigarettes for $3.50. She
90, into the mans car and they
drove to westside apartment
where Mrs. Clcmmons left the
car with the money and disap-
scared.
She was traced through the
license number of the car she
VAS driving when she met the
store operator.
O q
Joey w. Smith, II, of 1856
Lothrop, was arrested last week
md charged with possession of
narijuana.
Police said when they stopped
smith on LaSaIle near Pingrce,
&c threw a small package TO the
round containing bulk mari.
Iuana.
Smith denied the charges.
Mrs. Pauline Theiscn, 10. of
1894 N, Dragon. was struck and
ataily injured last week when
he apparently walked into the
lde OF truck at West Vernon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

Detroit Delegates To Confab

Nine official delegates and nine alternates were o
ed at the Branch Membership Meeting Friday June Il
represent the Branch at the Associations National COW
lion July 8 to I3 in Cleveland.
The Delegates Carolyn Watson; Philemon Dad.
Phil Gordon; Beatrice LspsIey; Kate Prior; Leroy Was
tom Geraldine Adams miss NAACP Of 1851 James SEMI
ers and Powell Lindsay
Alternates will be Eugene Wilson; William H. Olive.
Samuel Billington Vanderbilt Holden Kate Montgomery.
Louise Tucker Clarence Miller Priscilla Williams Ceoro
Blair.
The selected delegates all active workers in ths
current membership drive
THE DETROIT DELEGATION WILL ALSO INCIInr
EDWARD NJ TURNER, President of both Detroit and Mich
gan State Conference of NAACP Branches Arthur obn
Executive Secretary Detroit Branch Damon J. Keith
Chairman. 1858 Membership Drive and Or. James j. Me-
CIendon, Vice Chairman Life Membership Committee Of
the National Association DR.. Dewitt T. Burton General
Chairman, 1853 Freedom Fund Dinner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
BIRTHDAYS

George Rhodes Ct 994 + Fred
crick, will have two reasons for
celebrating July l4th. That IS the
date eff his birthday and also the
day he is scheduled to return
TO work in the Lincoln-Mc
Wayne, Michigan plant. AT last,
his friends will have TO stop kid
ding him about getting out Of
his 30S
Joe Green, captain and catcher
for the Motor City Red Caps base.
ball team. enjoyed sane and
happy birthday on July 4th by
staying at home and ducking the
rain.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Southwest Detroit
Spotlight.

rcSlucS III hlVcr Rouge dt Of
Campbell, with his wife and
three future lcaguers.
Recovery
Elaine Fletcher, is back in
our midst after two months in
hospital. Welcome home Elaine,
Holiday News
I'm still worried about the
highways on holidays, so my
offspring and | barbecued al
the pit of our friends. the James
Clyburns on Beacon st. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Clyburn had Mrs
Alice Nesbitt from Cleveland as
their Fourth of July guest.
The Robert webbs. on Liddes
dale Ave. had Mr.. and Mrs
Fletcher from Ann Arbor a.
their backyard barbecue guests
. = .
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Glenn, oil
Cornell Ave-, motorcd to Peoria
ILL.,, for their holiday fun.
. d
The Sherman Millers, Joe
Stones, and the Moores, all ol
Deacon st were all using their
backwards on that glorious day
They had the right idea.
Good Time
The Cabaret Party held at tho
Rollcrcade on Sat. July 5. wa'
one of the swingingest affairs
this season. With the majorit,
OF the ladies in a chcmcse, OF
sack or trapczc or bubble dress
| felt very out dated in M,
sheath.
Civic News
II seems our new swimming
pool is being used by so man,
children from River Rouge ant
Ecorse, our Riddles find it hare
to actually benefit from il.
remember in the past year,
when children from Detroi
were not allowed in their pools
| hope that we parents will re
member this, when we are a
our next meeting of our Blocl
Club or Civic League, and pro
test against this intrusion.
Up Again
Little Robert Williams OF
Electric ST., Tribune newsboy, i.
up and doing fine after his col
lision with an automobile.
Musical Festival
Smith Chapel A.M.E chvrel
OF lnkstcr presented Edwar,
Merchant in their Silver Jubile,
Sunday, June % in the auditori
UNI of the church.
Condolences
Very shocked to hear of tn,
death of Mrs. Gilmore of Dea
con ST. early Sunday morning
The family has my deepest sym
pathy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

think luck OF the
and little cabbages for dinner St
combination slices OF richy cureo
beef brske and sprouts appealing the well as
the appetite =, s..L.uoa oor..a
beef processing methods leave room to guess al
whole briskets of coned beef which range In
weight fourteen pounds Swift Company also makes
beef
TO five rvht for small families The bskets either
garlic without vacuum sealed IN Transparent
avorght retain the best in flavor and
and tenderness of coned beef vary great
curing methods the wise shopper buys we'll
brand for consistent good eating.
DIRECTIONS FOR BRisKEr coRNED BEEF
OF
until
glare tho brks Of eorned beet Cut
einod
eunnlh bToW
is to
cabbage iomiy in the meat BROTH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

Of 1884 Grand avenue, and
children, Cora L., Msrgie and
MsriIyn. mofored TO Cleveland
10 visit relatives and friends.
They left Friday night and re-
turned Sunday. While there Ar
thur attended services with his
mother at her church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Manning
and Mrs. Ida Mae Blackboard of
indianapolis, Ind, were holiday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hill
of 1927 Fleming st.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
THEY ARE AT IT AGAIN

Il seems that Mrs. Jones OF
Vermont will have to 80 back
down town and see about that
car washing at 18th and Warren
again. People are getting splash
cd again.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
BY Marianne
Yours Truly

hope | had few interested
readers that missed my bit OF
satire last week. was under
the weather.
Pulpit News
Bible School at 81. Johns
A.M.E. Church. ended Thursday,
July 3. with the handicraft the
children had made on display
for the parents. Refreshments
were served. Mrs. Mary Walker
was in charge of the bible
school classes.
Bible School at Holford Ave.
Church of Christ ended Sat,
July 5, with a picnic for the
Riddles, then on Sunday pro-
gram was held in the church
auditorium. the parents were in
vitcd and the children displayed
their talents.
Missionary Convention
The 4th Episcopal District
Annual Missionary Convention,
held this year at ST. Stephens
A.AlE. Church at Stanford and
Cobb Sts., Terminated Thursday
July 3. Wednesday night serum
ti0us banquet was held, and
Thursday, Mrs. Heath, well
known Methodist missionary
gave few highlights ON her
recent trip to Africa.
Wedding Bells
Due to the absence of my
column last week | feared the
Gholson Ramsey wedding would
be left out. Not so, Ruby Will
liamS column of last week did
a wonderful write up of the
wedding. have nothing to add,
except my personal congratula-
tons to a lovely pair Mar
gazette and Harold.
Little Leagues
Kenneth Booker, life time
resident of River Rouge is to be
commended for the fine job
he has been doing for the past
three years, that of managing
the Little League Red Sox.
Mr.. Booker. now member
OF the River Rouge fire depart
mcnt said he really gained the
knowledge of the game when
he was in the navy and played
on the 18th Naval District cham
pionship team. Mr.. Booker still
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
A BUSY HOLIDAY

James { Hunt was the guest
at the home Of his appliance bus.
mess co-partncr. John w liursc.
OF 1890 Charcst street. for part
of the past holiday He had a
wonderful dinner and later en-.
joycd himself playing with young
Macco IIursc's electric train.
During the evening, James G
entertained James BarnhIll Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Russell Mr.
and Mrs. William Baker in his
home at 24l f. Forest avenue
He finished the day with dc.
lighlful ride on the Detroit River
in his beautiful boat called so
Rare"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
BABY CONTEST

A baby contest was glvcr ny
Peace Baptist Church's Nurses
Guild Sunday at the home OF Mrs.
Julia Carter, 1905 Linwood Ave.
The first prize was won by
Ronda Lynn daughter of Eddie
Mac Attlcs; second prize went TO
Larry Darncll, grandson of Mrs.
Lucy Curlcy, and third prize was
given TO Pamela. grand daughter
of Mrs. Ellic Curry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
WELCOME HOME

After a six day stay in High
land Park General Hospital. its
no nice TO see Mr. Silas Thomas
of 5022 Vermont home and do
ing fine. A CHEEKY hello from
the ncighbors will be apprcci
atcd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
DEATHS

Twcnty-thrcc year old Don;ld
White of Log Cabin street, was
drowned Tuesday evening while
swimming in four feet of water
of of Belle Isle
The funeral of Joseph Jenkins
was held Monday morning at
Diggs Chapel lie was the brother
of Dee jenkins, veteran popular
sportsman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

We are happy TO have MIR.
and Mrs. William French and
family living in our nciehbor-
hood Welcome!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
BLOCK CLUBS

Raymond |, Huffman was elect
cd president Of the lIalcck Ave.
Improvement Association al the
organization headquarters last
Monday night Mrs Pippln Pryor
was made vice president, Mrs
Willie Lou Huffman, financial see
rotary. Mrs Clara Hall recording
secretary: and Thornton Hall,
treasurer
The remaining officers will be
appointed
William Watkins. president of
the Dawson Association of Block
Clubs. conducted the election.
The II. A. l. a. has planned a
barbecue for July 10 Dinners
will be sold in the home Of Thorn
ton Hall, 1897 IIalIcck street
Citizens living on Fleming
street are proud OF the new
traffic signs that have been put
up in their reighborhood. The
yield the right away" and mo
commercial trucks" signs were
placed because OF the effort put
forth by the Fleming Civic
League.
Attorney LcBron simmons rs
Surcd the members the Fleming
civic Improvement League that
finally they won't have TO slgn
any more petitions against Junk
yard being stalled in their neigh
borhood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Northeast Detroit
Spot|ight :. -.

President C0ntec Spears OF the
+. c. |. L.. gives the credit for
this victory TO the Dawson Street
Association OF Neighborhood
Block Clubs. headquarters at 2200
f.. DAWSON Evans Recreation
Ccntcr). William NJ. Watkins is
president
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Gods Witnesses" was the sub
icct Of Rev. T C. Spann's sermon
TO his congregation at the II am.
service Sunday in the Greater MI
lion Baptist Church
The pastors text was taken
from the first chapter OF Acts
and the 9th verse. VISITING min
isfers we're Rev. 8. Wallace,
Rev. billiard, Rev. Thomas.
Rev Spann will pc the guest
minister, when he delivers a ser
mon Thursday evening, July IL,
1t the Israel Baptist Church, 3748
f.. Forest. T. will be accompanied
hy the Scnicr Choir He will be
there ~ the interest Of the ami
vcrsary of Rev. 5. 5. jenkins,
pastor cf the Israel Baptist
Church
The second annual garden party
If the Greater AT Zion Malron ;
Society Will b. held at the home
OF the president, Mrs. Lula NJ
sills. l7l40 Lumpkin street. Sat
urday evening, July II, from 1880
TO 1880 pm.
Sunday afternoon. July is, the
Gospel Chorus Will present a mu-
seal Edgar Williams is the di-
director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
OUT OF TOWN GUESTS

The Carr's of .6l96 10Th
street. entertained their ncicc,
Mrs. Rosa Armstrong, Of Lula,
Miss. and nephew, Douglas
rnnIn Jr., Of Memphis, Tenn.
Douglas. June graduate OF
Hide Park School OF Memphis
plans ID study medicine.
Sunday, July d. a family din
ncr was served in his honor al
Mrs. Sarah Tinails, 1916 Beuna
Vista. the daughter Of Mrs. Rosa
Armstrong and sistcr.In.law OF
the Cars. An enjoyable time
was had by all,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Twelfth and
Warren
Community News
BY Lucille o. TrayIor

Sweet Home Baptist Church,
will be celebrating their annual
Womans Day. Sunday. July ID,
al 4l0l Vermont. The main
speaker for this program will be
Mrs. w. X. Matthews. wife of the
reverend w. Il. Matthews, pas
tor of the Warren Avenue Bap-
list Church. All are invited to
come out and cnpoy the pro-
gram with them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH

Three usher units serve the
Peace Baptist Church 1880 God
dard avenue. The young people,
OF whom. Mr.. Annette Curry and
Mrs, Lucy CurIcy are sponsors
and Miss Jenkins is president.
viii serve on second and fourth
SUNDAYS Young adults. sponsored
by Jeff Cleveland. and Mrs Betsy
Mans and LcNon Thompson is
president, will serve on the third
and fifth Sundays
Perry Parks IS president OF the
Senior UshcrS who Will serve on
the FIRST SUNDAYS,
An old fashioned concert will
be presented by the young peo-
pie Of the Missionary Society
Friday, July ~. at 1880 pm.
Mrs. Mary Tanning of 1905
Fleming, hurried to Chicago, Ill
Thursday to assist in taking care
OF mother, who is seriously i'll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

hope had few interested
readers that missed my Bit of
satire last week. was under
the weather.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

Mrs. Pauline Theiscn. 10, of
%s4 ~ Dragon, was struck and
ataily injured last week when
ne apparently walked into the
ade OF a truck at West Vernon
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
NORTH OF BOULEVARD

Holy Cross Perish: Lorge 3-bed-
room single; l6x28-ft. living room
with fireplace; l3xl8 dining room !;
large. modem kitchen. den on lst:
divided basement: screened-in
porch: beach privileges: 2-cor
garage: extra lot ovoiloble: many
other fine lectures. Only Sl9.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
Sls.Soo

Newly decorated 3-bedroom co.
loniol on Eost 1llth of Laks
Shore Blvd. living room. dining
room. kitchen and vestibuls. fire
place on lst, 8 bedrooms dnd
bath on 2nd. lh-cor garage. 81.
cellent volue.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

NORTH OF BoULEYARp

In Euclid, Holy Cross Perish. 3
Years old. 3-bedroom brick front
COLONEL. 2s.ft living room with
fireplace. breokfost nook, rear
porch. lh baths. divided bose-
ment. lh-cor garage. Outstond-
ing londscdping. Newly decorot-
cd in and out.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
ADJUSTMENT of Errors

1t is the responsibility of the
Advertiser to check the correct
ness of each insertion of an
advertisement. We assume no
responsibility for the repetition
of errors in advertisements or
dered for more than one inser-
ton unless notified immediately.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
NORTH OF BOULEVARD

A fine place to rdiss q fomilY
on quiet shaded street. Living
room. dining room. kitchen. both.
2 bedrooms and enclosed porch
down. Bedroom and bath up.
aluminium siding. gurage. base
ment. Big fenced in lot for the
kids to run in. Is priced for you.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
REALTORS
BeechWood Dr.,
Mentor

A lurqs COLONEL home in q love-
ly location. Neor schools and
transportation. Featuring S bod
rooms and q lovely bath on
second floor. First floor hos wall
to wall carpet in living and din
ing room plus | lorge bedroom
and ldvotorY. Edting space in
kitchen. fireplace. books. dropes,
recreotion room. 2-cor garage
and many extro lectures to be
found in this exclusive older
home. A very neot ldndscoped
lot. size 24ox22o. with flowers.
shrubs and shade trees. Coll for
appointment if interested in q
terrific buy for a price Of
$4,000.
3-Bedrooyn Ronch
This 4 year old redwood home
is truly dreom. 3 lorge bed.
rooms plus fomily room with
fireplace: double ottoched ga.
rage on q large lot. Priced at
$4,000.
OaWSon Blvd.
Off Lake Shore Blvd.
This is redllY q showploce to
see as it is pointed q beautiful
porakeet blue with natural stone
trim: 3 large bedrooms with
double closets. wall to wall cor.
pet in living and dining room.
Large eating oreo in kitchen.
Built in GE ronge and oven.
Porquet floors in oil bedrooms:
attached 2-cor garage. This must
be seen to admire its beauty
and livobility.
Lola Arfmun
REALTOR
VIII. 1854 BL. 5.8O8S
3l420 Loke Shore Blvd.
Willowick
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
REAL jIS1'[1j

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BY PHONE - 9Oc- MINIMUM,
c A 8 H WITH ADVERTISE
MENT - 75c MINIMUM. MUST
BE IN OUR OFFICE BEFORE
NOON DNESDAY. NO
CANCELLATION OR ALTER.
ALTON AFTER 5 p. NJ. TUES
nav
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
BEAcHLAND COMFORT

Frame COLONEL. living room
dining room. TV room. kitchen
and puntrY down: 3 bedrooms.
sun porch. bath up. Cos heat;
beach privileges; la-cur ga
rage. Impressive large stone
barbecue pit and stone picnic
table in back yard. Only Sls.s00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
ST. cHRIsTINE's
RANCH $4,000

#9s5. South off Euclid Ave-, is
this lovely 3 bedroom ranch only
S years old. In Colonial Heights
oreo, close TO schools and buses.
Only $l4oo down and $50 q
month. w. 6-l6Oo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
CHEERFUL BUNGALOW

1928. Near Bobbitt Rd. 2-yeor-
old home, close TO schools ond
transportation, on lot with
plenty Of play room, z bedrooms
down, expansion up; liberal H.
noneing. ~. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
EUCLD-sl7.soo

Just reduced. This well kept 3
bedroom coloniol. enclosed porch.
low taxes. 2-cor garage. Act
fost on this one. Will not Lost
at this price.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
WILLOWICK

$16,50O, $l,1O0 down, FHA: living
room, dinette, bedrooms, kitch-
en- and bath expansion up full
basement with recreation room,
nice size lot, foundation in for
garage. Compare-this can't be
beat. Holden, Inc. ,324l7 Vine st.,
VIII. 4-ll00 AN 1-05O0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
SPECIAL RANCH

1889. OH Green Rd. City con.
venienees. Suburban privacy. :
bedrooms. Also fomiIy room
lorse living and dining room
Attached garage. Only $1,000
down. ". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
BEVERLY HILLS AREA

1850. Beautiful 5-bedroom semi.
ranch featuring 1h boths. Fin
ished reereotion room, elosed-in
porch. Dining room. Attached
garage. lovely large lot. w.
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
LOOK-Sll.S0o

Cute newly decorated smull
home on 100 foot frontage. beach
privileges. Lovely londscuping.
Really priced to sell.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
wlLLoWIcK COLONIAL

Off Loke Shore: living room. din.
ing room. breakfast room. kitch-
On down: 3 bedrooms and bath
up with loods Of closet space.
Large lot. Neor stores. schools
and churches. Just reduced for
quick sale. $20.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
ENGLISH BUNGALOW

1905. Chordon Hill oreo; feo-
tvres q dining room, enclosed
porch, reereofion room. wood
burning firepIoee and 2-eor 60
rose. On q Iondseoped lot 5ox-
200 Fl. w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
COY HOME-$l5,ooo

1896. OF Ridge Rd. Lovely cor
peted. II" .hoped living room,
including dinette orso; plus extra
breokfo,t oreo in kitchen. Bsov-
tifvIly londseoped lot. Many
exfros. ". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02

. Here are a few:
I We have MANY more
Sc. 500 to $4,000
ALL MAY be seen onYdoY
I 9 to 9 (SundoY IL to y
3 Bedrooms,
$500
I JUST 3 yrs. old-h ocre
WOODED lot IA boths.
large kitchen. ottoched 60
] rage. storms and screens.
$500 Down,
$l5.800
LARGE bungalow. FULL d.
VIDED BASEMENT. 2 bed
rooms down. LARGE expand
/. able End with heot. floor.
etc. olreody in. THIS HOME
is in "Like-new" condition.
COMPARE it with the new
ones which ore $4,000 more
WITH NO EXTRAS.
$l7,900
, 3 BEDROOMS
! Rdnch. Kitchen he's BUILT IN j
.. Oven and Ronge. Full BASE
MENT. gas heat. Potio porch. !
Assume CT Loan.
$l9,900 Brick"
.. 3 Bedroom BRICK RANCH.
/ 2 Baths. Living and Dining
. rooms corpeted. ATTACHED
! goroge. Seller is transferred.
S23.5oo (splendid)
8 Bedroom bungalow. Ia
. Boths. Beautiful BEAMED ]
! and PANELED LIVING
ROOM with fireplace. BASE
! MENT recreation room. with
bar. Potio. ATTACHED q !
cor goroge.
Sule is URGENT
! SELLER ALREADY WORK.
] ING out OF Cleveland. a"
!! Bedroom Ronch. 2 Boths.
! FULL Dining room. kitchen
with eating oreo. BASEMENT
.. RECREATION ROOM. fire
/ place. ADJOINS BEAUTIFUL
! PINE RIDGE OUNTRY
CLUB. OVER Acre Of land.
COMPARE AT $4,000.
Hugo Bouse. Inc.
VIII. l-l26o - VIII. 2.sl00
Open
i Dolly
9to 8
3e4o7 Euclid Rsoltor
! across from Willo Plozo)
y uHMnAHHllllHH II u II lHuHuMI
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
EXQUISITE COLONIAL

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#496. Near Cose Observatory,
sunken living room with eothed-
rol-type ceiling; dining room. 4
bedrooms and z more on 3rd
floor; 2-eor ottoehed soroee.
$1,000 down. Trodes considered.
". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
VACANT, ONLY $19,8 800

1895. OF East 250th 81. extro
large semi-roneh; 3 bedrooms
down, expansion for 2 more.
spoeious living room, basement
with rouehed in lovotory and
shower. ". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-02
SUBURBAN RANCH

1879. OF RI. SIS TO Orchard. z
yeor-old; q reel ronch"; lot
8ox3so. 3 bedrooms, bvili-in
kitchen, lh-eor garage. Only
$4,000. Owner going TO Coli
fornio. ". o-lo00.