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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-22

America. Posebna je njihova odilxa da nastupaju
bogatim slkovitim narodnim nosnjama- = Dobro je
posjet njhove koncerte, koje sezone priredjuju
ovim krajevima zemlje. Raspored mozete naci ovom
listu. Mi Tamburzans topic preporucamo, jer svaku
preporuku 50 svojm mjetnm programom zasluzuju
- UredniStvO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-22

zAkLJ LJUCEk JE s D0BR|M USP JEH0M
zAGREbACkI MEDJUNAR. VELESAJAM
JUGOSLAVENSKA INDUSTRIAL POKAZALA DOBAR
NIVO
Prema nepotpunm podacm ugovoren poslovi iznose
153 miljard dinara izvOzni Is mill una dolara
Veiesajam je posjetilo 1,253,856 ljudi
Zagreb, FL. rujna Veceras je zakljucen IS. medju
narodn jesenski velesajam, ko e po svojoj vecn
cenu takodjer po postignutm rezuatima nadmasio
dosadasnje Vec sada dok tisuce izlagaca drugih po
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
THE RECORD, CHARDoN. OHIO, APRIL 10, 1e5s-1s

home from college last week
are Marilyn Campbell, Heath
Rd., from Shelton College, Ring
wood, N. J.; Warren Myers,
Sperry Rd., from Houghton Col
lege, Houghton, NY; Nancy
Raymond, Chillicothe Rd., OF
terbein College; Dennis Evans
from Bethany Collage; Mike
Richmond, Jim Speidel, and
Ruth Jane Reiter from Bowling
Green College; and Jim Rodg-
erS from Wilmington College,
and Ralph Kneale, Jr. from Ohio
tate. Lynda and Terry Hamil-
from Michigan State, have re-
ton who were home last week
turned to school. The Andrews
girls were home Thursday to
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Tru-
shell, formerly of 215 Valley
View Drive, have bought the
Chardon Motel, and took pos
session on April /. Judy Tru-
shell will finish her school year
in Chardon School. Several fare
well parties were given Judy by
her classmates and friends here.
Elizabeth Lease of Wilson
Mills Rd. recently recovered
from a case of measles.
Gordon Petersen, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Petersen of
Sperry Rd. is in Corey Hospital
in Chardon, recovering from
fractured right leg, he received
when a tractor he was operat-
ing in sugar bush, overturned
on him.
Lynn Battles returned home
from the hospital on Tuesday.
At the present date he is much
improved in health. He wishes
to thank all his friends for their
cards and letters.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hunter of Woodside Dr., a son,
Kenneth Robert, March %, at
Mcdonald House. The Hunters
also have a daughter, Katheryn
Ann.
DR.. and Mrs. Morris Battles,
and family of Columbus, were
at the home of his. parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Battles, several
days last week end.
Five couple attended a record
hop at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Ruble on Mulberry Rd.
Saturday night, the occasion be-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10

ing a party In honor of their
daughter Sandra's 10th birth
day.
A family birthday party was
held at the Russell Ruble home
on Sunday. The honored guests
were the daughter, Sandra and
the daughter-in-law, Mrs. Doug
las Ruble, whose birthday was
on Tuesday. The son, Mr.. Doug
las Ruble, was also present.
Mrs. Ruby Burwell of Scion,
visited her sister Mrs. Lena
Mills several days last week.
Easter Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Mills were Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Strong and
daughters, Denise and Diane of
Willoughby; Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Spellman and son, Michael
of University Heights; and Mrs.
Lena Mills.
Mr.. William H. Faber of Chill
licothe Rd., returned home from
the hospital on Wednesday and
is recuperating satisfactorily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray LaMor-
eauX and family were guests of
Miss Alice LaMoreaux of JEFF
ferSon on Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Lang of La
Grange, was at the Milan Pei
ton home all last week, help
ing care for her mother.
Mrs. Murray LaMoreaux at
tended an organization meeting
at the Manor House on Tues
day where plans for Woman's
Camp were discussed, dates to
be announced later. Mrs. Muir
ray LaMoreaux will be Direc-
tor Of Music this year at the
Woman's Camp at Camp White
wood.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
Chester Study Club Nominates
Lucille Richmond as President

Hill DR.. returned home Wednes-
day night from the Cleveland
Clinic Hospital, where he und-
erWent his fifth and last opera
tion to correct a long illness. He
is reported much improved in
health.
Local Boy Marries
Mr.. Roger Andrew Schuhle,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F.
Schuhle of 40 Devon Dr., was
married to Miss Mary Esther
Tenant on Thursday, April 3,
at 600 pm. in the Trinity Meth
odiSt Church, Point Pleasant,
West Virginia. The newly mar
ried couple will live at TIA Pop
lar Ave. in Oxford, where the
groom is a sophomore at Miami
University. The parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank F. Schuhle gave
the rehearsal dinner for the
family and bridal party at Ho-
tel Lafayette, Gallipolis, Ohio,
on Wednesday night before the
rehearsal. Mrs. Frank F. Schulz
lie, Jr. and son, Frank F. Schulz
lie III, also attended from here.
Return from Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eddy re-
turned on Friday from a 4 weeks
trip. They visited her brother
and family, the Christian Dills
in Atlanta, Ga, for about 3 days
and were guests of friends in
Auburn, Alabama, 2 days. Here
they visited the TuSkegee Uni,
verSity, and George Carver Mu,
scum. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy spent
a few days with an aunt, Mrs
Lulu Allison at Lake Worth, Flo,
rida, and two days at VerC
Beach visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Herbert there. They were
2 weeks at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwards in Miami
and visited many old school
friends there. They made the
trip to the Keys, returning
through central Florida. At Au,
guSta, Ga. they visited a cou
sin of Mrs. Eddy's, for 2 days
The cousin came home with the
EddyS to Ohio to get her mo
ther Mrs. Fred Dill of Mentor
Ohio whose home recently burn
ed, and fly back to Augusta with
her. The Eddys reported snow
in Virginia.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
Alone in Making Red Cross Quota

The American r e d Cross
Fund Drive is moving very slow
ly. To date $8200.OO has been
collected. The quota for this
year was $14,815.00 This makes
Geauga County $6,715.00 short
Hambden is the only township
to make their quota so far. They
have gone over their quota for
the first time since 1945. Mr..
Dale Calvin is the fund chair
man in Hambden. All other
townships have not met their
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10

quota.
Letters have been sent to
some residents who are known
not to have been contacted. If
you have not been contacted or
received a letter, please send
your donation to American Red
Cross, 108 S. Hambden Street,
Chardon. We need your contri-
ution to carry on the work OF
the Red Cross in Geauga Coun-
ty
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
Trustees Present
| ZOning Petition

On Wednesday evening, Mar
26, the Chester Township TruS-
tees presented to the Zoning
commission a request for a.
mendments to the present zon-
ing regulations. These amend
ments if adopted, will increase
the minimum lot area from l
acre to 11a acres and the mini
mum lot frontage from 100 it. to
$50 #. The Zoning Commission,
acting promptly has called for a
public hearing to be held on
April 80, 1858, at the Chester
Elementary School at 8:15 pm.
Building Permits
The following building permits
were issued by William E. Be
bout, Chester building Inspector
David Shallenberger, Sherman
Rd. addition; Gary Construction
Co., Cherry Lane, five houses;
Vicien Builders, Summers Dr.,
residence; Frank Bagaria, East
Hill Dr., residence; DR.. Robert
Brown, Mayfield Rd., residence;
Ralph Factor, IT'S Heath Rd.,
garage. William Bebout, May
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OF ApTll lU-Z. Lunch WILL be SerV-
ed. Each Saturday morning in
April, goods will be accepted
for the sale at the East Hill
Building. These goods vii be
sold on consignment, the donor
receiving " of the sale price.
Mrs. Melvin Rear or Mrs.
Katherine Kneale will receive
the articles to be sold.
RibervieW Bible Church
On Tuesday, April 8, the La
dies Missionary Circle of the Ri
verview Bible Church will meet
at the home of Mrs. N. L. Sip
lock, Sperry Rd. A work meet
ing has been planned for max
ing hospital gowns and rolling
bandages.
On April II and IL, the spring
regional conference of the FCA
is to be held at the Bible Com
munity Church in North Mentor,
Ohio. DR.. William Ashbrook of
Columbus will be the principal
speaker. His theme will be per
sonal evangelism, Rev. Harry
Banfield, president of the Ohio
Regional Of the FCA and a
group from the church will be
attending. On Monday, April Il,
the young people will attend the
Christian Fellowship skating
party at Mentor on the Lake,
All young people are invited.
Those planning to attend will
leave from the church at 7 pm.
Personals
Dale and Gary Battles, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Battles,
have one at a time, spent some
of their vacation at the home of
their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Taylor in Burton.
Mrs. Tom Battles invited sew
eral friends of her son, Gary,
to their home Saturday after
noon to help celebrate Gary's 9
birthday which will fall on April
8. The guests were Steve and
Richard Petersen, Bart LeuSer
Kenny and Yaro Sojka.
Relatives and friends from
here attended the funeral rites
for Mr.. Lee Hoffman at the Da-
Wis Funeral Home in Willough-
by, Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Hoffman died Sunday of heart
attack at his home.
Some of the students reported
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10

field Rd., residence addition;
Tony Fetraca, Sperry Rd., real
Estate sign; Leonard QuercioH,
Summers Dr., accessory build
ing; Angelo Martorello Sum-
mers DR., sub lot IL, residence;
Story Book Homes, Inc, Lynn
Dr., and Mayfield Rd., two real
estate signs; William Lewis, Jr.,
Brook Lane Rd., residence; Ju-
Illus Chont, Mulberry Rd., resi-
dence; Milton Ganger, Spring
Blossom Trail, residence.
Alfred Muhle, Cedar Acres
Dr., residence; Alvin Sharp,
Sharp Lane, multiple residence;
Richard G. RieS, Mulberry Rd.,
remodeling; Nellie F. ummerS
Realty, Mayfield Rd., real es-
remodeling; Nellie F. Summers
Realty Co., Mayfield Rd., two
chang of use permits; Howard
Patton, Mayfield Rd., accessory
building and garage; Harley Ay-
erS, Chillicothe and Kirkwood
Rds., real estate sign; Helen
Spelman, Cedar Rd., Real ES-
tate sign; Nellie F. Summers
Christ Presbyterian
Church News
Boy Scout Troop No. 95, Spon-
sored by the Christ Presbyteri-
an Church, will hold a parents
and guests night on Thursday,
April II at 7 pm. at the High
School. At this meeting the troop
Charter will be presented by
the District Scouting Execution
er. The church will officially
present the church flag. A doc
umentary film will be shown.
The public is invited to attend.
Church Calendar of coming E.
vents.
April 10, Choir Rehearsal,
ManSe, 8 pm.
April 10, Boy Scout Troop 95,
High chool, 7 pm.
April II, Communicates Glass,
ManSe, 2 pm.
April Is, Regular Morning Ser
vice. Church School. 10:40 am.
WORSHIP Service, Rev. Daniel
DeArment presiding, II am,
+ Coffee Hour.
April 13, Junior High West
minister Fellowship, 7 pm.
| (place announced later. Senior
High Westminster Fellowship,
Manse, 7 pm.
April Is, Hope Guild, Home
of Mrs. Agnes Hopkins, $50
pm.
April 16, Bible Study at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Koehler, 8 pm.
CheSterland Baptist
Church News
A film, "Barrabas, the Rob
ber" will be shown at the regu-
lar Sunday Night Service, April
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
BY FLORENCE b. BATTLES
Phone PARK 9-7935

CHESTER-The Chester Stu
dy Club met Wednesday night,
April 2, at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Stevens, Heath Rd.
The program Abraham Lincoln
and Poetry" was given by Mrs.
Ruby Petersen.
The nominating committee
consisting Of Mrs. Lillian Ray,
Mrs. Dorothea Sperry, and Mrs.
Margaret Stevens presented the
following slate of officers for ell
elction:
President, Mrs. Lucille Rich
mond; vice president, Mrs. Den
ny KaSick; secretary, Mrs. Ka-
therine Kneale; assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. Jean Benson.
The next Study Club will be
May 7, at the home of Mrs. Lii
liam Ray, when Mrs. Evelyn
Rear and Mrs. Loretta Eddy
will give the program, "Abra-
ham Lincoln and Drama.
Camp Fire Girls
Celebrate Birthday
No we-tom-pat-imm-im Camp
Fire Girls entertained their fam
lilies at dinner, on Thursday,
March 27, in the Chesterland
Community Church, in celebra-
ton of the 48th birthday of
Camp Fire Girls, Inc.
After the dinner which was
prepared and served by the
girls and their leaders, Mrs.
Robert Lease and Mrs. Charles
Margach, a balloon race was
held for the children and a
Proper" and Improper" Sty-
le show presented.
Special guests of honor were
Rev, and Mrs. JudSon Townley;
and daughter, Peggy; Mrs. Viii
bur Ferris; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans BergerSon. Mrs. Berger
son, as the District Director of
the West Geauga Camp Fire Ar
ca, is a member of Camp Fire
Girls professional staff.
Appreciates Cards and Letters
Word has been received from
Mrs. John Bowen, who formerly
lived on Mayfield Rd. in Chest
er, that she has been released
from Robinson Memorial Hospi,
tai, Ravenna after being cOnfin-
ed there 81 days for coronary
thombosiS. She is now at her
home, RID No. l, Aurora, Ohio,
slowly improving in health. She
wishes to thank all her old
friends and neighborS who re,
membered her in her illness and
helped her recovery with good
cheer messages.
Local Man Has Final Operation
We are also glad to report
that Mr.. Dennis Kelley of East
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
CheSterland Baptist
Church News

ShuICH NEWS
A film, "Barrabas, the Rob
ber" will be shown at the regu-
lar Sunday Night Service, April
13. The public is cordially invit,
ed at 7::30 pm.
The Young Peoples group will
have a skating party on Mon
day night, April IA. Anyone over
II years of age may attend.
On April 10, at 8 pm. the
church will hold its quarterly
meeting.
A new tone cabinet, contain,
ing II speakers, has just been
installed in the sanctuary. This
has greatly improved both the
quality of the organ music, and
the distribution of sound.
East Hill Lakes Society
The East Hill Ladies' Society
are planning a rummage sale
at the Aid huildinp on the oath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAR AND TAVERN. including all
stock for sale Waldorf. Md. Best
offer. due to illness. Call any day
after ! pm. Midway 5-3s06. ~
CAR wAsH-Thls type OF business
Raw usually any n ST 1911 's sses Ss' ~
payment is only $4,000 w z
THRIFT (Exclusivel, 1i11 Pc
ave. NV. Ma. S-0743 or SP
3-OB5I.
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u. S. REALTY
HA. 2-4222
BEST SIS VALUES

Immediate Occupancy
Nearby Arlington Falls Church
area, newly decorated, several with
fully equipped. electric Kitchens
Walk 10 schools. buses and stores
Apply portion OF your rent
toward an option 70 purchase
500 SO--8asi N. Fairfax dr.. East
Fails Church. hrl, 2-bed.
IN brick semidetached; illl
bsmt and level lpt
Si25-i0lf Woodley place, lust
of west ST.. Falls Church
brick rambler. 3 bedrlns,'
all-electric kitchen,
Si35--Sn4 Rldpe I'd. Columbia
Pines, near Annandale; "
bedrm. brick rambler, full
hsmt ail-electric Kitchen
firepl newly decorated.
Si35--iO7 Ha'lwood, Brylin Park
3.bedfm split-level, ful
baths. level lot
Larchmont Realty, Inc
JE. $4,000 Eyes, JE. a-94OI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.
(CONTINUED)
AMER. UNIV. PARK

1910 Brandywine st. NV. open
sat and Sun, 1-6--It's q rare and
wonderful thing TO have . brand
new. INEQUALITY home for sale in
this extremely popular neighbour
hood. Charming white-brk. Cape
enormous bedrms. and bath on and
Beaut big kit. with everything
Rec. rm. space with fireplace in
basement: " blk. TO bus. Janney
st. AIMS. Immaculate, Deal, vii.
son, Friends schools. Spring VALLEY
shopping. S2S.950. Mass. ave. tC
49th st. IT. to Brandywine. left Il
M 7-I1Ii E,ves NJ 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

MAJOR OIL COMPANY has new
modern service station for lease
in nearby Maryland. Outstanding
opportunity for the right man
Modest investment required. Salary
cali LII 4-SNSn Nj. Arnold-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
BERGMAN HOMES
Northeast Sect.

1858 MILLS AVE. NE.
Det. 3-bedrm. Woodridge beauty:
front porch; spacious lot. Vacant.
442d EDISON PL. NE.
Can you pay SS1 so mo-? II so,
see this lovely 2-bedrm. modern
home: gas heat; front porch; lovely
front and rear lots,
$3.50 MOUNT OLIVET RID. NE.
Modern 3-family brick home;
excel. income; $1,000 down.
1901 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE, NE.
bet. 4-bedrm. Woodbridge home;
1 n baths, built-in garage: oil heat.
4i42 22nd ST. NE.
Detached 6-rm. Woodbridge home;
spacious living and dining rooms;
2O39 End ST. NE.
Newly decorated. Brookland. B.
room corner brick home; lovely
625 EMERSON ST. NE.
Lovely 3-bedrm. semidet, brick
Michigan Park home; sep. liv. and
din. rms, front porch. Immediate
24s 18th ST. NE.
Lovely 2-family brick home 2
kits. priced low for quick sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
EASTER SPECIALS

EASTER SPECIALS
SUPER MARKET in busy shop
center. mod. equip. Wei stocked
S260.0O0 VI. income. Partner con-
Sidered
BEAUTY SALON. Upper NV. s
operators: g wet units. Excel in
come. Small down payment to right
party.
LAUNDRoMAT SERVICE. Laun-
dry and dry cleaning agency. Up 10
$4,000 VI net potential to couple
Easy to manage. Price. $500 with
$500 TO $4,000 cash down. Upper
Conn ave.
BEAUTY SALON. Lansley Park
Nd. area. Artistically decorated and
equipped Wonderful opportunity,
operators. 5 wet units.
NEWSSTAND AND SOUVENIRS,
etc in Hotel lobby. Priced under
$B,5OO incl, stock and equip. Cou-
pie can net $500 to $4,000 yr
/ BEAUTY SALONS. all sections
DC. nearby Nd and Va. new
I listings daily. Clients waiting. Buy
as an investment. Partners wanted
RESTAURANT. shopping center In
Va. on busy highway. Over $1,000
mo. income. Practically q new bust
ness. CROWNS daily. Fine new equip
Plenty of parking. Partnership con-
sidered.
LISTIN0s WANTED. all types
have clients with substantial CAST
lookinR for all kinds Of business In
the nicer sections Of d. c.. nearby
Nd. and Va. Please call
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
Real Estate and Business Broker
Licensed D. c.. Nd. and Va.
no 2-1A1n. ST 3-3aRN EN- 2-aAA:
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RETIREE's PARADISE-Home. in.
I clme from IL furn.. mod. ants. ir
| famous sand hills resort town oi
5000. Good income with time fol
gracious living. golf. fishing, boat
ing. loafing, Terms to SUIT. Mos
ideal year-'round climate. p. o
Box 1881. Southern Pines. N. C.
INSURANCE AGENCY FOR SALE;
II YOU are interested in sellini
your insurance business. contact
S " Sf5EEs T TssHSsANcE df xaEN
cY, DE 2-6666.
FOR RENT. DRY CLEANING
PLANT Fl ;o1 solvent $1,000 neeaeo
RESTAURANT for sale by OWNER
center OF town; seating capacit,
100, LIQUOR and beer Can onl!
IN TIME FOR VACATION TRADE
Sinclair service station. for lease
70 center OF resort area. Beyerl,
excellent summer potential. Fol
further Information call MR.
SCHROEDER, Baltimore. Nd,
Mortified S-65S2 between q anc
y pm.
.UNCHEON-sODA FOUNTAIN-PIN.
BALL PARLOR for sale reason.
party; well equipped. AID. 4-479s
LICENSE, with a lease; 4-unit furn
apis, with refRrs. and stoves;
s75 rent. with heat; income. S225
Bcx 462-Y, Star.
PR. GEORGES LICENSES. Glass
d: z days wk on-and-on beer
and wine. Priced for quick sale
CHANTILLY AREA = Could use
land and farm bldgs.: 3 miles
west of airport. HU. 3-3666.
Own Coin Operated
UNATTENDED
PHILcO-BENDIX
1858
sELF-SERvICE LAUNDRY
1907
Return on Your
Investment
MAXIMUM SECURITY
MINIMUM EFFORT
LOW FINANCING
Keep Your Present job
or BuSineSS-OWn
q Coin-Operateo
PHILCO-BENDlX
Sell Service Laundry
Call OF Write
JOSEPH GuSS e. SONS. INC.
623 II Street NV.
Washington, ID. c.
Metropolitan S-3317
OPERATE YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Worldwide firm offers perm. con-
nection with oppor to net $4,000
hrSt VI. Exclusive territory on PROD
uet recommended by architects and
engineers. Leads furn. from our ma
tional adv. Must have sales or
bus. BACKGROUND and give dependa-
BILE service to our customers. Fac
tory training program provided. No
investment in equipment and ma
terials. Write qualifications to Box
2O5, Bala-Cynwyd. Pa. or come
sec US at the BONA Exposition at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel. April o.
II. Booth sl09.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Mod lio., beer and grocery; legal
slots. large income.
NIGHT cLUB-Lia., beer; 2 days;
WATERFRONT TAVERN - LIQUOR
beer legal slots: boats.
COUNTRY LIQUOR sTORE-Large
eolored trade: legal slots.
CQLoRED TAVERN AND BAR
Liquor beer. legal slots.
BOAT HIRE AND GROCERY-Pvt
pier. II boats: legal slots.
WATERFRONT PIER-Beer tavern,
large slot machine plav
DRUGSTORE AND FOUNTAIN
New bldg. legal slots
SMALL SHOPPING CENTER-Gro-
Gerry. drv cleaning and service sta
ton; owner quotes 81 900 month
income
SNACK BAR - Fountain. booths,
slot machines; nice income: 5-yr.
lease at Sl25 mo.
j. B. WATERS
PRINCE EREQERICK ND
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OPEN 1875

To reach. Out Branch ave Sc
2 blocks past Suitland parkway u
Curtis dr. and right 2 blocks u
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In March each new dis
tributor surpassed his
estimated months sales
in less than two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

Busy shopping area. rent only
$500 mo-, including apt Good
hours. Wonderful opportunity for
refused. owner anxious to sell.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
f(AklTlAllEnN

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS city
nearby Md. county; no pickup oil
delivery; did $4,000 last year
will do better; should net 100000
Partners desired. quick sale. Boz
4b3-f, Star. ---.----
COFFEE SHOP. $1,000. 18th ant
Columbia I'd. VIC. Low, low rent
air-cond. New ice machine. TEL
GANAS, RE. 7-0Sl0.
SEvEN-DAY BEER LICENSE, OF
and on. goes with this COMP
delic. -luncheonette, on main hwy.
only a few blkS. over District line
in Md. Partners have other bust
ness and must sell. Price incl. al
equip. plus over $1,000 in stock
$4,000 cash needed. DOUG M
SMILEY. Realtor, UN. 4-S26O.
HARDWARE STORE-Good oppor-
tunity for right party. Open Sun,
1O-2, 2SlO Good Hope I'd. sc.
DRY CLEANING petroleum plant
ton: top prices; over SfO5, 900 a
year approx; equipment capable
OF $4,000 weekly. nets SD 900
approx: owner aged, sell for S45,-
900, $4,000 DIN. J. L. r., 81
Taney I'd. Baltimore Is, Md.
PRINTING PARTNER TO take over
Job shop: small investment, plenty
accounts. 766 18th st. Sc. Open
for inspec. after IL pm. weekdays.
BOOMING HOUSE. nice place;
rooms, IA baths. 10th st. between
Columbia I'd. and Park I'd. NV
Plenty OF necessary furniture;
nice place TO live plus income.
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Broker. 1910
Vermont ave, RE. 7-5l40.
TRAILER HOMEs-Large lot for
rent suitable used cars or trailer
homes. Y; s. Rte. !, s, Alex. Va,
DRUGsToRE-APT. House, avg
45 Rx. daily; 100000 plus stock
Sl5,0O0 cash. $3.50 avg. daily
sales. GOLDSMITH. DI. 7-O440.
LIQUOR LICENSE. OF sale, II you
have qualified location; $1,000
SMITH. DI. 1-0I40.
DELICATESSEN, w/snack bar; In
come $1,000 wk. rent. Sl6u.
Price. Sas2.5OO. incl. stock. A. r.
SEELYE DI. 1-S325.
RESTAURANT NOV closed): 81 200
down. a real opportunity here
9th and Il SITS. ne. A. r. SEELYE.
DI. 7-S325.
LlQUOR-REST.: inc. $1,000 wk, /;
Suf. oar; seats 80. air-cond.;
rent, 500: asking $4,000 down.
A r. SEELYE, Dl. 1-S325.
SOFT ICE CREAM; only $l.25O
down. should net $4,000 to SlO,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
CHURCHES FOR SALE

EVANSVILLE - Bubble stone
church, seats approx. 300. cleo.
organ. 3 pianos, social hall: edu-
cattonal bldg. kit. all fully equip. I:
IDEAL for small congregation. JOHN
H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-505O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

RESTAURANT, Wis. ave: inc,
| Sl.lUU wk., trial period rent,
! Sl75; heat furn.. price, Sl2,OOO,
/ down, $4,000. new air-cond closes
pm: seats 3S; should net $3.50
| wk A. r. SEELYE, DI. 7-S325.