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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09
Chester News Briefs

Napier Haas and his sister J,
Miss Bessie Haas of Odessa,
Fla, and Mrs. Ernest Silcox Of
Norwalk spent Wednesday n d
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Wendorff.
Mrs. Ellen Campbell has re-
turned from a visit of four We
eks with relatives in Emlenton,
Pennsylvania.
Shirley Mansfield of McAllen,
Texas, is making brief visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A Garrison
and daughter, Donna, III o v d
from their home on Opalocka
Drive to near Andover, o hi o
This location is nearer Mr.. Gar
risons work.
Arthur Battles drove to H o t
Springs, Va, last week to take
Mrs. F. B. Stearns. He returned
by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Foster of
Connecticut visited Mrs. Fost :
! er's son, Ralph Smith and fa-
mily last week. They were en-
route to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vargo
and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin De-
Green Jr. were in Cleveland on
Saturday evening to attend the
wedding of a friend.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Freshley
and daughter, Glenda and S o +
John attended the wedding of q
cohsin at Pilgrim Lutheran CHI
! urch on Saturday evening.
/ Mrs. Kenneth Sperry, Mrs
Lawrence Battles, Mrs. Ralph
| Nichols and Mrs. Floyd Lind
blade were at Rowland Center
on Tuesday to attend Civilian
Defense meeting promoted b.
the State Extension Department
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Change ? Voting Places
in Chesterland

tants, has charge Of the meet
ings.
Chester Man
Receives appointment
A newly created position
with Pittsburgh Steamship Di-
vision was filled on October :
with the appointment of Rich
ard Howard TeSreau, Jr. to the
post of industrial Engineer with
this United States Steel U n t.
The president of the division
Admiral Charles r. Khoury, ma
de the announcement.
A native of Dester, Missouri,
Mr.. Tesreau was born in 1916.
He was educated in the East
Cleveland public schools and is
a graduate of Shaw High Scho-
oil. He received further school.
ing at Annapolis p preparatory
School and later at Case Insti-
tute on Marine engineering and
naval architecture.
In his new position Mr.. Tes-
reau's responsibilities will en-
brace the development of basic
standards and operating practi
ces as well as other special stu
dies and projects related to the
field of Marine industrial engi
neering.
Mr.. Tesreau and his W if e
Lillian, along with their t W o
children, Richard, aged 10 ane
Cassie age 16, live at 30l0 Sher
man Rd., Chesterland. He is
member of the Chester T W n
ship Zoning Commission, havin;
been appointed to that office il
1856.
Lo Cal Tops Hold Meeting
The Queen for the Month,
Mrs. Albert Geisler, was honor
ed at the meeting of the Lo-Cal
Tops held on Wednesday a t
Parkside Recreation. Mrs. Geis
ler had lost six pounds durin
the month of September. Mr..
v. Larber was runner VI
with loss of four pounds. A
the October Is meeting t h e
will be a cake decorating den
onstration by Mrs. Rita Lavr
CHI of Chardon. This will be hel
at Parkside. On October 20 th
club will attend in a group, th
One O'Clock Club on VIEWS, T
the Dorothy Fuldheim program
Adopt Resolution
| At the regular meeting of tt
Chester Township Trustees hel
on September 25, the folloWin
resolution was adopted and sci
in the form of a letter to WI
liam r. Mcdonald, secretary I
the Geauga County Planning G
mmisSion. "The Chester Tow
ship Trustees definately agrt
that the Geauga County Plan
ming Commission has a place
forming the future developmel
of our county and we wish
commend you on your effort
and accomplishments thus ia
There are many phases whit
need regulation such as lay o
of roads, sanitation standard
etc.
However, we honestly belie'
that regulations covering ] o
S ize, frontage, ETC., should r
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Is. He moved to Akron and is a
graduate of the University of
Akron He has filled positions in
New Jersey and Detroit, Mich.
He came to Cleveland in Octo-
ber 1852.
Since 1866 he has lived at 24-
95 Cedar Rd., Chesterland, with
his wife, Charmion to VIII o m
he was married June 1910, and
their daughter, Gloria aged II,
a senior in West Geauga high
school and twins, Charlene and
James Jr. aged 10.
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ment will participate in the nu-
clear radiation detection p T O.
gram offered by the Federal CT
vii Defense Administration thr-
ough the u. s. Office of Educa-
ton.
Kits of nuclear radiation de-
lection instruments will be sup
piled to assist the high school in
Incorporating Pathological d G :
Tense education into its science
curriculum and provide g :
graphical distribution of instru-
ments that will enhance a ra-
biological monitorjng operation
al capability In event of such
need.
West Geauga High Schooo met
all requirements in that 1t offers
a complete science program ,
has the required enrolment in
the science classes, and teach
ers who are qualified to carry
out the radiolicical program of
education.
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THE RECORD, cHARDoN, ONO. OCT. ., 1s58--ls

The Albert Freshly family
were at the home Of the Robert
Norman family, Blackbrook Rd
Mentor, for the birthday party
Of Mrs. Freshley's niece.
DR.. Jack Ball and g eorg e
Myers were in Washington, %.
G. on Thursday to attend me-
citing of the American Roentgen
Ray Society and continued to
New York City on Friday where
they had business.
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control, road CONTROL load control Outside mirror.
adjust from inside Inside mirrors adjust themselves
electronically to Danish glare LustreBond Hi
Baked enamel finish keeps its sheen up to twice as
long Its SweptWing beauty sets the trend for other
SO cars All this is great But the final reward is the
greatness built into this Dodge 1t is deep down,
through and through and thoroughly satisfying.
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Marvin DeGreen is recovering
satisfactorily after an operation
in Womans Hospita. He is still
in the hospital.
Miss Rose Miller remains in a
serious condition at her h o m Q
Caves Road.
Ted Verlinden, who was SER
iously injured in a motorcycle
accident six weeks ago, is now
able to get about in a W h e e.
chair.
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on Thursday evening. The + o J.
lowing officers were elected /:
President, Mrs. Clay Eddy;
Vice President, N. C. Patterson;
Secretary, Mrs. Thomas White
Treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Kneale;
Discussion Leader, Clay Eddy;
Legislative Agent, Lyle Battles.
A number from Chester attend
ed the Farm Bureau Rally in
Hiram on October Z.
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The Newest of Everything Great!

The Greatest of EUerythng NeUi New things, great
things, reward you in this SO Dodge Seats swing out
to invite you in New HC-HE engines : high compress
sion, high economy deliver more thrust, use less gas
Orderly rows of buttons cleaning panel welcome
you to the first allpushbutton car with fngertp con-
troll OF driving and weather New LevelFlite Torson-
Aire introduces you to three dmensona comfortable
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Two of the voting places have
been changed in Chester. p e
cinct A, which includes the sec
ton east Of Chillicothe an d
north of Mayfield Roads, Will
vote as usual in the Chester
Elementary school building
Precinct B west of Chiliicothe
and north of Mayfield. W hic h
has previously voted in the To-
Wn Hall, will vote also in Ches-
ter School. The south part of
the Township Precinct G, n
cluding the section south of
MayfieId, will for the first time
vote in the West Geauga high
school. The polls will open at
$50 am. eastern Standard Ii
me and close at $50 pm. For
the first time voting machines
will be used in Chester.
The Geauga County Board of
Elections has announced t ha t
any organization or group Will
ch makes a request to the board
may have a demonstration on
the use of the machine. Ju t
call the Board at Chardon and
a representative will be sent.
CORRECTION
Through some error the date
of the Evangelistic services at
Riverview Bible Church W e
incorrect in the issue of Octob-
er 2. These services started on
Sunday, Oct. 5, and viii n
tinue throuhg Sunday, Oct. IL.
The Sunday service Is 11:00 am
the evening service on Sunday
and through the week starts at
7::30 pm. The Rev, Herbert Bid
good, with able musical assis.
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ee? is he concerned about YOU? We
suggest that you purchase your insur-
ance from an independent local agent,
he is interested in YOUR business.
After the sale, it's service that counts
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After the loss, then whaH

Do you know to whom to report your
loss? Are your SURE he has YOUR
interests at heart and will work to see
that YOU get fair settlement? Does
he work for himself or is he an employ
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Bridal Showers

Miss Sandra Jane Hamley,
whose marriage to Jack Lee Sc
hinnesS takes place on October
IL, was guest of honor at three
showers within the last w ee k.
On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Rich
ard Phillips and Mrs. Donald
Ponsart, high school classmates
of Miss Hamley, gave a show
er at the home of Mrs. Phil :
lips, Mayfield Rd. Former scho-
oil friends were among the gues-
tS.
On Thursday evening Oct. 2,
Mrs. Leonard CoWles gave a
miscellaneous shower. The ho-
nre decorations were in pink and
white. Neighbors were guests.
Miss Hamley was guest of ho-
nor at a dinner and shower on
October /, at the home of Mrs
Daniel Hackenbury, South Euc-
lid. Present were friends w h c
are employed with her at h c
May Company, Cedar Road.
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East Hill Aid Society

The East Hill Aid S o c i c { v
meetings have been changed to
the first Thursday in each mo-
nth. These are neighborly me-
etings where, the people get to-
gether for a picnic lunch at 49,
90 noon. Each person attending
takes a contribution toward the
meal and his own table service.
The hostesses prepare warm
food for the meal. At the gath
ering October 2, Mrs. Kenneth
Sperry and Mrs. Albert Fresh
ley were hostesses. The n x
meeting will be held at the US
ual plac, the East Hill Aid
building, on November 6.
Baptist Church News
The Ohio State Baptist c n
vention meets at the Manger
Hotel from October 8 to IL.
October IL at 800 pm. The
meeting of the Fellowship Glass
at the church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Savage will show films of their
recent trip to Alaska. Refresh
ments will be served. The pub
lie is invited.
October IL. The film, Call
That I Have" will be shown al
the evening service.
October II, The older Youth
Group have planned a hayride
Collect clothing for the Unit.
ed Clothing Appeal. Call PARK
9-710l for pick up.
n
Executive Changes Positions
i James l.. Stanford, joined Du
| fly, Mcclure and Wilder as vice
president on october /. He hac
been with Fuller & Smith & Ross
Advertising Firm for the past
| six years.
| Mr.. Stanford was born il
Coshocton, Ohio on May Is, 19
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Farm Breau Elects Officers

The Chardon Chester Farm
Bureau Council No. ! h d a
meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Kneale, Caves Rd.,
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main under township zoning re,
gnlations.
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tants, has charge Of the meet
ings.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

Pleasant Surprise
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G.. Pursiful
were given a pleasant surprise
on Sunday afternoon when his
family to the number of IL came
bringing steaks and a beautiful.
ly decorated cake for a supper
together. They also b % ug b !
them a gift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26
DESK SPACE

WOODWARD BLDG.-shAre Law.
yers' Germ. suitei air-cond., fully
EQUIP, ana furnj reas, NE,
S-i2Ol,
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GOLF CLUB MANOR = 4-bedrm
center-hall rambler; 8 baths. 2
master bedrms, with private bath,
lge. lly, Tm,, sep, din. rm.. mod
cleo. kit. 32-ft. pine paneled fam
ily I'm, with oak wood floors:
screened porch and garage, A de-
mand sale At any reasonable price
BIER. Low s6'S or $4,000 under
the market Can IA. 7-652B
WALTER =. REYNOLDS CO.. INC
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ARL. NO.-Near Wash. Golf and
Country Club. 3-bedFm. brick
rambler in this most desirable
area. Lee liv. nm, din. ell. scned
porch; GE kit, dish washer. dis
poSal, auto. washer. breakfast bar
Rear yard fenced. Sl9.g5O No
brokers. kFS-4Qh9
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ARL., S.. near wakefeid schooi-
FAIRFAX COUNTY = DeiigbIi

FALLS CHURCH AREA sig 900
below cost; air conditioned ram
bier, hugh rooms, 3iS baths: sur
SS4,750, So. 900 down. JE. 10000
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HOUSES BY HUGHES: Close in~-
Cape Cod, stairs 10 expand. attic
fun bsmt.; OIL, nothing down, Sl5
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GOLF CLUB MANOR = 4-bedFm

ON 5 ACRkS-Brand-new 4-bedrm
2la-bath brick rambler with full
bsmt, $50, 900. MANNAs REALTY
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NEED A BEDRMSP-LoVely home
VIZ bedrms. and space upstairs
It. wooded lot wJbeaut. shrubs
and flowers; many extras incl.
all-elec. kit. Price, $4,000, only
x400 On; FILA s1LLs REAL Es-
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TWO MINUTE MYSTERY
AkfetifEA


iron Poee BID
The big doll" gave the Cd
dress. ond then climbed into the
cob. Holediion knew what the
eobbie should hove known: Thot
90 per cent Of men riders tell
the address before sitting down.
And 80 per cent Of the women
passengers never give their dss-
tinotiOn until after they ere
settled on the scot.
u you've q dOubter. ask any
bis-eity eobbie.
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COLLEGE PARK

Cool, comfortable setting
for this very delightful b
bedrm. brick home; large,
level lot with many shrubs
and flowers. Close to U. Of
Nd, full basement, at
tached garage: side screened
porch: $4,000, with easy
terms
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COLLEGE PARK

Beautiful rambler, 8 large
bedrms,, huge full base
ment, striking birch cabi-
nets in large well-equippea
kitchen. Delightful condi-
ton, inside and out. Assume
present financing or pur-
chase under easy FLA
terms. Full price, Sl5,oOO.
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CHEVERLY

Value packed; 6-rm. brick
Colonial; living room with
fireplace, separate dining
room; basement; cool, rear
screened porch, plus many
extra features. On buSline
and convenient to both pub
lie and paroehial schools.
S1h,7b0, $500 down, FIN.
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ROGERS HEIGHTS

$4,000, $3.50 down. At
tractiye 5-rm. Colonial, big
living room with fireplace
family dining room, side
screened porch, basement.
rec. rm.; fenced lot Excel
lent location, schools trans
portat!on. We have FLA
and VA appraisals.
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4 BEDRMs., 2 BATHs-New brick
rambler In Lorcom Lane area OF N.
Arlington, 2 firepls., de luxe kiteh-
en- incl. dishWasher and disposal,
full bSmt. with large paneled rec
rm. Priced at SCI, 250. For further
details, call THE DARBY CO.,
REAITORs' IA b-039a
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HILLSIDE
BUNGALOW, $3.50
FRED A. SMITH co.

ASSUME CT LoAN-Two bedTms.
and full basement, good-sized
fenced corner lot; close to st.
Mary's School and Church; 81 700
down. S72 As per mo. UN. 1883.
peter j. hagan and son
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size PER MO-, including taxes, in
sSu Irs,1Ss' !, interest and principal
low hSSu down payment Price oniy
Sl7,5OOl 3-bedTm., lla-bath brick
rambler - beautifully equipped
kitchen (dishwasher, disposal,
etc l--close TO top school. Hurry
Call METZLER, ia. 5-7575 til
n % m
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PACKAGED JOY-A real newly
borhood OF nice homes; inviting
fireplace in spacious 20-ft. living
Tm., coy "candlelight" dining nm.
for those quiet evenings ''at home, "
2 very large bedrms., colorful tiled
bath and the most beautiful
kitchen you ever sawl Artistically
placed on beautifully HANDICAPPED
2O0-ft. garden plot. JUST SEE
AND YOU WILL AGREE it's the
very best at S12,950 with only
$500 down FLA. CROWELL a
CO.. INC, Realtors, Fairfax Of
fee, 304 Lee hwy, CIR. 3-l4O1
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SI7,95O is THE FULL PRICE for
this top value brk rambler, in fne
residential area. Walk to shoppine
and transp. 3 bedrms., Ia baths.
liY. rm. with nrepl., sep. din. rm.,
deluxe kit, full bright bsmt. Com
pletely redec, Immed. possess. For
further details call THE DARBY
co. REALTORS, 2319 Wilson
blvd, IA. 5-9303. Once open .
It'll q.
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BE OUR GUEsT-Let us show you
this attractive brick rambler OF
3 bedrooms in excellent Fairfax
location. LARGE Lying room with
ep o,tsSd sne Ruse bri epoTs s, qpep 10
will like the privacy OF this home
You will also like the price Of
S15,2S0. Assume present OF loan
or refinanee as you wish. Call JE
2-2620. JOSEPH W. SEAY COM
PANY, Realtors, ll3 West Broad
St, Falls Church virginia,
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Jew BRICK SPLIT LEvEL-Pricss
below the market. on over z-aere
in an area oil excellent homes. 4
bedrms., 2 baths, 2 fireplaces: sep,
din. rm., deluxe kit, with table
space; true center hall, large rec.
room level; 2-car garage, hot water
heat. Priced at S25,950. For fur
Their details call THE DARBY CO.,
REALTORS. 23l9 Wilson blvd. IA.
R-Q2Qa Off1re Open q till n
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ARL., N.-si7,000 FILA
SM nEDRooMs-2 BATHS
Arl, Co. Courthouse 2 Blks.
Sl,iO0 CASH. STA MONTH
California redwood Cape Cod, mes
tied among tall trees liv. rm.,
nIepl sep. din. rm,, equip. kit,
BEDRM., BATH. ist FIR; stairs
to attic: bsmt.. h.-w.h,, fenced
yard, plants. shrubbery. Vacant,
LUCILLE COOK.
|JE, 2-a212 RealtoT JE 2-46f,4
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INVEST. PROP. SALE
NoNTlhutpl
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

5oLoRED-NR. 18th AND PARK
RD-5-apt, brick, furn., slb,050;
$1,000 down. EX. $1,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Gil no SIS doWn--3-bedrm Colo
NAL home with 22-foOt living room
with fireplace, separate dintng
room, full bsmt, with new gas h.
VIII. huge lot with numerous shade
trees near new Heeht Co. store
priced a. only ,; ~ 900 en Gall ~ 2
DAVIS a CO., INC.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE

All ELM ST. N.W.-Two family
ste s4o eD t0 Rds $50 Esf mo apt sGaSsG
furnish all utlls. Price, $4,000
To inspect, call FLOYD z. DAVIS
CO, 1929 K st NV, Ma. S-0352;
ewes and Sun, La. 6-0S26.
3 5-UNIT APTs.-Total income
Sl0.750; owner will sacrifice: will
take low down payment Of So
600 on ell - units. RA. 1855.
1888 CAPITOL AVE. NE apis.
brick; 2 rooms. kit. and bath each
3 coal l gas heat: tenants fur
nish everything except water.
rent $40. so ca. Fully rented /;
$4,000 cash. balance LIST trust
OWNER, HE. 9-376S
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WANTED: COMMERCIAL - Firm
who wishes to sell or sell and
lease back for tax purposes.
100000 or over, principal only
Call Mr.. .STUP, EN-. 10000: ewes,
EN-. 3-1432.
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BY OWNER - 5-6s5rn 6-t,,h

hrk. house: all conv,. family nm
I'm. hSmt, patio, swimming pool
is-sere lot, GI loan, substantial
cash REQUIRED. Mt. Vernon Ter
commun,; lot on nogls Bay Al
II BeiEoiT. I'd. s-5TsI.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for REM

I-IO-ACRE SITES Avail. on long
term lease fronting on U s, No
]. Prince Geo, Co viii build to
lease ct down -to-earth prices. Mr.
BRAYMES, UN, 4-l700.
ALEX, DUKE ST. AREA-l00, 900
So. #: all utilities. Take 50x100,
l0Oxl00: l00x2o0. ETC.: SIS and
up. Call XII, 9-959S
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Z .RFnRM- BRICK CAPE COD-In

ST. Bernards Parish: large liv. rn,;
with fireplaee and wall-to-wall
earpeting; finished rec, rm.; storm
windows and doors; auto. washer :
OF street parking. FLA approved
Exclusive only with PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, Az
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Enjoy COUNTRY LIVING in thil

pretty brick rambler on corner
lot, B5xt70 It. with trees and
Earden space: 20-ft. liv rm.. twin
size bedrms. and large kit. with
table space, FHA approved. ST.
500. Only $500 down. balance IKE
rent, Exclusive only with PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP-
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HOUSES FoR sALE Va.

REDUCED ~ 0wNER--s-Asdrm
brick Colonial; cor lott ~ baths.
ser, porch full bsmt. Low down
pymt,; Sls,200, far below FLA
appraisal. bsls BrunswIek st.,
Springfield. Va, Fl. 4-6024. Open
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HousEs BY npaHEsi SEQ dow

family din Tn., large side porch
corner lot; close 70 everything,
Price. SiO,e5O. W. r. HUGHES
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IOFFIcEs. sluDIOs for RENT
THE MONTANA

1870 N ST. NV. - Approx, $500
81, IT,, avail, Oct, /; suitable for
doctors once, IN bldg. now oeeu.
pied BY other doctors. 24-hr. elev.
service Contact RES. MGR. pI.
1880.
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N 1HIAMETIl TIFAH lbsdrm Srick Cape
cod: new. full bsmt.: a-aere level
lot, last one Of a group OF z; Just
SI4, $50. only 81 $50 down, FHA
financing. $3.50 per mo. FIN
CHAM a CO. UN, 4-S3S3.
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NO MONEY DOWN, GI--S77 mo.
pymt incl everything; eony. ST.
Pleasant loe.: clean older house
3 bedrmS., possibly 4th, sep. din
rm.; porches, eompl. fenced lot
call Mr.. Gray. STAR REALTY Co,
RE-. B-9303; ewes, 10. 1-Og71.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26

HOUSES BY HUGHES; Adelphi To-
cation-Mod. brick rambler; lse.
iiv. rm. with firepl,, 3 bright bed;
rms, de luxe kitchen. nnished
knntty-pine rec. rm. IN bsmt,i
patio with stone planter OF street
parking. Selling at Sl9,25O. W. X.
HTTGUFS co AP 7-1400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-26

BELOW CT APPRAISAL-Owner
has left town and wants deal. Top
N Arl. location. True center hall
brk. rambler, Lge. liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. Tm., perm. stair
way to attic. 3 bedrms., 2 full
baths Il off master bedrm.l, full
bright bsmt., garage. 200 IT. lot
on quiet dead end street. Close to
transp. CT appraised at S25,150.
owner will accept S24 ESQ. Immed.
possess. For further details call
THE DARBY CO. REALTORS,
1919 Wilson blvd, IA. 5-9393.
Once open 9 It'll 9.