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Smyrna times., 1959-12-17
Soil Testing Aids
Crop Production

"The few minutes necessary
to take a soil sample and sene
it to the soil testing laboratory
will be about the best time in
vestment a Delaware farmer
makes through the year."
George Vapaa, Kent county
agricultural agent, said soil test
ing can mean money in the
farmers pocket next harvest
time.
The most efficient and eco.
nomical crop production is made
possible by scientific fertiliza-
ton. And scientific fertilization
is difficult, if not impossible,
without soil testing.
'The farmer who fertilizes
without having his soil tested
is guessing" Mr.. Vapaa said.
"He may be a pretty expert
guesser, but every time he's
wrong, he loses money one way
or another. Either he is putting
on too much fertilizer, or he
is putting on too little, or he
is putting on the wrong kind.
Whatever his guess he isn't go
ing to get the most for his time,
money and land"
A soil sample can be taken
with very little time and effort.
The laboratory report will show
what the soil needs for best pro-
duction of the crop planned.
Samples can be sent to the
soil testing laboratory, Agricul-
tural Hall, University of Della
ware, Newark.
Tests are not effective unless
they are taken correctly and
then used in planning crop pro-
duction. Your county agent and
local fertilizer dealer can pro-
vide you with directions on how
to take samples and with a soil
fertility record book which was
recently made available by a
cooperative effort of the Agri-
cultural Extension Service, the
Delaware Crop Improvement
Association and Delaware ferti-
lizer dealers and manufacturers.
A soil fertility record book is
helpful in keeping track of fer
Smyrna times., 1959-12-17

The 73rd annual meeting oi
the Peninsula Horticultural So
ciety, held in Salisbury, Md.
ecember 8-9, was attended by
about $50 fruit and vegetable
growers and professors each
day.
The Tuesday meeting was or
general topics of interest to all
members. Wednesday the veg.
etable and fruit men split ur
to hear specialized talks deal
ing with their field of produc.
ton.
Dean George M. Worrilow
school of agriculture, Univers.
ity of Delaware, spoke to the
members Tuesday. He saio
meetings such as this allow pro
ducers to tell the research men
their problems and allow the
specialists to tell the growers
and professors about the latest
test results and to indicate the
coming trends in the industry.
Speaking of the potential of
Delmarva, he said, 81 don't know
of any other area with a bet
ter market. We have a fifth
of the nations population in
our production area"
Marketing Coop
Much of the Tuesday morn
ing session was devoted to mar
keting discussion. MIR. c. H.
Reiser, sales manager of the
Niagara Fruit Shippers Ltd.
Vineland Station, Ontario, ex-
planned the operation and prob
lens of his marketing cooper
ative organization. He said the
growers cannot do an effective
job of distribution, processing,
selling and etc. He said their
organization has an expert car
rying out each function of the
marketing job. This is the only
way marketing can be done eff
ficiently, he said.
Mr.. Robert L. Bull, retail mar
keting specialist, University of
Delaware, reported on the work
done last year on the develop
Smyrna times., 1959-12-17

tility levels in every field. A
regular soil sampling routine
along with the record book will
show whether current practices
are increasing or decreasing soil
fertility levels.
For more information call the
agent at REdfield 6-l448.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-17

ready to use. Peeling and soak
ing mushrooms are unnecessary.
Buy enough for several meals,
Smyrna times., 1959-12-17

Mrs. Holberton suggests, as you
can keep fresh ones in the re-
|frigerator for several days.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Party
Follows
Concert

Mrs. Seppala, wife Of the
Finnish Ambassador, was
hostess last night after the
concert Of the Philadelphia
symphony Orchestra in Con-
stitution Hall.
The Ambassador is in
Colombia, South America, on
a business trip.
The late evening party was
in honor of the orchestra
conductor and Mrs. Eugene
Ormandy.
Among those attending the
buffet were National Sym
phony Orchestra conductor
and Mrs. Howard Mitchell,
members Of the diplomatic
corps, and box holders and
their guests.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Art to Be Topic

THE Evolution of Modern
Art" will be the topic Of Miss
Francoise DuBrulle Of the
YWCA teaching staff and
Miss Jane Kofler of the Little
Studio" Of Alexandria Friday
at the Fort Myer Officers
Club.
They will speak at the 1890
pm. luncheon of the Defense
Atomic Support Agency
Wives Club.
Arts and crafts produced
by the club members will be
on display at the luncheon.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

Illustrates:
autumn HQse* Mink Stole S4o7
Cerulean* Mink Jacket, $547
Deferred Payments Arranged
plus
Open Thursdays $50 AM to PM
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Ponel Tonight

A panel discussion on juve-
nile delinquency, led by the
Chief Probation Ofhcer of
alexandria, win be featured
tonight at the meeting of
B'nai Birth Women of Alex
andria. The meeting begins
at $3.50 pm. at Temple Beth
El on Seminary road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
for |,,|; about Gun: people
Pet Peeves
BY EMERSON BEAUcHAMp
Editor Of TEEN

People annoyed by the oldest things
The squeak of chalk blackboard drip leay
Rock and roll Taps on shoe heels Howng dogs The expression
Don't
These few the things that list the pet
peeves that make life
Younger
Oneshead the list of peeve creators
like to watch American Bandstand Tv" complains
ase ass36 On
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
CAP Paints Plane

Recently, by request of the
Cuyahoga County Airport Ad-
ministration, Squadron 402C of
the Civil Air Patrol refinished
the F-84 which is on display at
the airport. The aircraft was
done in a white finish including
red trim.
The following cadets industri-
ously worked for two weeks
toward the completion of the
project: Roger Perrine, project
officer, Tim Klug, John Tarr,
Jim Feber, Robert Anson, Larry
Gray, Ron Geigle, Jack Thomp-
son, and Larry Wetzel.
If you are between the ages
Of ID to 18 years old, the Civil
Air Patrol can train you in
electronics, navigation, aircraft
in flight, and rocketry. 1t has
adequate instructors available
and you earn credits while you
learn. You also have a chance
to meet people and to travel
the United States over and pos
ably abroad. For more infor-
nation call Capt. Tarr at
EV 1870.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
Drivers
Neglect
To Stop

Proposed erection of "stop"
signs on Glynn Rd. at Mt.
Vernon blvd. suggested by some
residents as solution to a speed
ing problem, was frowned upon
today by the Cleveland Auto
mobile Club.
City Manager Charles A. Car
rem had asked the clubs traffic
and highways department for a
traffic survey in the vicinity,
and recommendations.
Field surveys were conducted
throughout July. Covered were
Glynn rd. and it's intersections
with Mt. Vernon and with Lee
blvd. and Worthwhile blvd.
"Stop signs at Lee-Glynn and
Worthwhile -Glynn are not being
observed now," Traffic and
Highways Department Manager
William L. Hammond reported
to Carran. "To add more stop
signs (at Mt. Vernon blvd. }
where there is no evident reason
for stopping would only result
in additional disregard for this
important traffic control sign.
Use of "Stop" signs to try to
curb speeding is improper"
Surveys showed only 40 per
cent of 800 drivers made a full
stop as required at Worthwhile
Glynn and Lee-Glynn, Ham,
mond reported, adding that
about half of those drivers
along Glynn I'd. were forced to
stop by Lee and Northvale traf-
fic. The traffic engineer said
55 per cent "almost stopped" and
5 per cent entered the boule-
wards at 10 mph or faster.
In his report to the city man.
ager, Hammond advocated con-
tinuing police radar checks on
Glynn rd. and erection Of "Slow,
Children" signs provided by the
Automobile Club for East
Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
Won FRANCE. E. K, "Profes

Won FRANCE, E. K, "Profes-
sional Creativity."
Nichols, w. l., "New Treasury
of Words to Live By"
Murtagh, J. NJ, "Who Live
in Shadow"
Thomson, P. K, "Why I Am
a Catholic"
Upton, L., "HolyBarbarians." "
Pepper, w., money Goals
and Mutual Funds"
Perlman, NJ, Labor Union
Theories in America"
Yates, B. w., "Destroyers &
Destroyermen."
Horan, ]. D., "Mob's Man."
Loney, G. NJ, "Briefing and
Conference Techniques."
Gallagher, T. NJ, "Fire at
Sea-"
Mason, J. A., "Ancient Civili-
cations of Peru"
Round, T. E., "Good Of 1t
ALL"
Schmoe, F. w., "Year in Par
adise."
Machinery, "Mach in cry S
Mathematical Tables"
Kiver, M. S., "Television Re-
ceiver Servicing."
Platt, R., 1901 Questions
Answered About Trees"
Darlington, R., elephants"
Cottreil, L., wonders of the
World"
Reese, D. E., "How to be a
Nursing Aide in a Nursing
Home"
Prudden, B., "Fitness Book"
Poole. L., "Ballooning in the
Space Age"
Ehrenkranz, F., Equipment
in the Home"
Bingham, w. ", Glow to In
terview."
Groesbeck, K, advertising
Agency"
Mahoney, T., merchants of
Life"
Bowman, H. w., "Antique
Guns"
Potter, C. H., "Perennials in
the Garden"
Gage, E. w., "Outdoor Living
Rooms"
Moderns and Their World"
Hohenberg, j., Pulitzer
PrizeStory."
Hartley, A. B., "Unexploded
Bomb"
wedgwood, C. ", "The Kings
War"
Hitti, P. K, "Syria."
Boykin, E. c., "Sea Devil of
the Confederacy."
Colon, F., Life of the Ad-
miral Christopher Columbus"
Heron, E. A., wings Over
Alaska"
Laird, D., "How the Queen
Reigns."
Noble, l., doctor Who
Dared"
Hassett, W. D., "Off the Rec
ord with F.D.R."
''Davis, D. S., "Old Sinners
Never Die"
Faunce, F. A., "Those Later
Years"
Feibleman, P. S., Daughters
Of Necessity"
Kellner, E., "Bride Of Plate"
Macken, w., "Seek the Fair
Land"
Menen, A., Gig Tree"
Orr, M. D., "Outlander."
Slaughter, F. G., "Lorena."
Stewart, J. l., "Man Who
Wrote Detective Stories"
Sykes, j., "Wolf Dog of AM
bush Canyon.
Williams, j., Solomon and
Sheba."
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
B | R T H S

Mr.. and Mrs. David Fronius,
14240 Euclid ave., have named
their son, born August End,
Brian David.
William Michael was the
name chosen by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kirkpatrick, 1928 East
125th ST., for their son born
August 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Steph-
ems, 1884 Mortified rd., have
named their daughter, born
July 26th, Rebecca Lynn.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
n ew Books
At Library

Books added to the Library
last week were:
General
Pressman, A., Living Ian
guage Common Usage Diction-
ary" (Russ.).
Bockner, R., "Growing Your
Own Way"
Chamberlain, j., "Roots of
Capitalism"
Velie, L., Labor U. S. A."
Stevens, r. D., "Your Gov
ernment Guidebook."
Davidson, 1. D., "Jury Is Still
Out"
Blossom, v. T., "It Has Hap
pened Here"
Morgan, j., "Our Presidents. "
Gayre, R., "Heraldic Stand
ards and Other Ensigns."
Chamberlin, NJ, ID ea r
Friends and Darling Romans. "
Fox, R. H., "Algebraic Geom-
etry and Topology."
Crowhurst, N. H., "Audio
Measurements"
Eiseley, L., "Family Hand
book of Home Nursing =. :"
Ulanoff, S., "Illus. Guide to
U. S. Missiles and Rockets"
Fitzsimons, c., Manage
ment For YOU"
Harper's Bazaar, "Harper's
Bazaar Beauty Book"
Campbell, l. E., "High- Tenn
perature Technology"
Boulton, D., "Jazz In Brit
ain."
Steele, J. H., "Ingrid Berg
man."
Borst, E., Social Games For
Recreation"
Official U. S. Lawn Tennis
Assoc, yearbook and Tennis
Guide, 1882"
Prince, w. N, water Ski
ing"
Scharff, R., complete Book
of Water Skiing"
Gross, Fannie, Shakespeare
Quiz Book :"
Turner, j. F., Invasion IA"
Gilyard- Beer, R., "Abbeys."
Great Britain, "Ancient Mon
uments in England and Wales"
Goodrich, L. c., "Short His
tory of the Chinese People"
Stewart, D. S., Young
Egypt"
Falkner, L., "Forge Of Lib
erty."
Faulkner, H. u, "Politics,
Reform and Expansion"
Kenner, H., Invisible Poet"
Petrovskaya, K, "Kyra."
Shapiro, M. j., "Phil Riz-
zuto Story"
Berlin, l., "Cham Weiz-
mann"
Fiction
Adams, F. D., "Life and
Times Of Buckshot South"
Andric, l., Bridge On the
Drina."
Benson, B., "seven Steps
East"
Berger, J. p, painter Of
Our Time"
Farrell, J. T., Dangerous
Woman"
Kessel, j., "The Lion"
Mayer, M, "A Voice That
Fills the House."
Paley, G., "Little Disturbanc-
es of Man."
Roth, p, Goodbye, Colum-
bus"
White, r. NJ, "Plans for Six
Public Library Buildings"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS

TIRES
GOODYEAR, Firestone, new first
quality; 6.70xl5. black, S11.45;
white $3.50; 750x14 black tube
less 1882; white S2O.76; plus
tax; no trade needed: mounted
free for the tires on your car
regardless of condition; detergent,
100 lbs. SIP; batteries, S9.75 up;
try us is all we ask. KE. 1880.
Carroll Sales, 1853 Lake Shore
blvd. open daily 10 to 6 p. M:
Monday Wednesday, Friday, til
8 p. m.
Is COPIES of Washington Irving's
Worws. $3.50; II copies E. P. Roe's
Works, SIS. copies Jack London,
So. II copies Works of Jack Lon
don, $3.50; Antique double black
Walnut bed, SIS. PO. l-42O6.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13

BEAUTIFUL table lamps, floor
lamps and torchiers: fancy round
and octagon tables: cocktail and
end tables; also mirrors and pic
lures including scenic oil paint
ings-au at practically give-away
prices. Phone w. 6-1464 for eve
ming appointment. Private, East
Lake Shore, tenant.
DUNCAN Phyfe dining table and
six chairs; coffee table, shadow
box; mahogany. new pictures. KE.
1868.
DINING room set. Call II I-8O5s
4 ROOMS of furniture including re-
frigerator and stove, reasonable.
w. 1883, 9I5 Royal.
FRIGIDAIRE Imperial. double oven
gas stove. only years old: Hon
duras mahogany dining set. KE.
1858.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13

2 LADY'S Bowling balls and l bag.
Call Nv. l-6839 after p. m.
AIR conditioner, q ton, Vornado,
combination cooling and heating,
used very little. $3.50. VIII. 4-15O8.
STOKER. Fairbanks Morris, good
condition. $25. Ii. 1-2879.
LARGE mahogany tables and chairs,
$40; black leather chair will swap
for television repair; swap odd
lengths galvanized pipe for little
plumbing repair, other miscellan-
eous items BL. 5-3703
WOOD storm windows, in good
shape. three 30iax541a. three 28l4
x46ss and one 281sx54l4. all seven
for $50; aluminium awning red and
cream, small dent in center over
9feet across and 3 feet wide. VIII
1926.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13

G EN ERAL Electric pushbuttou
model, double oven electric range
9-piece R-Way mahogany dining
room set; cotton sculptured 9x1Z
rugs, turquoise, sandalwood, rose
large leather top drum table; lea
ther top step table; 4O-in. table
lamp; 2 leather headboards witn
Hollywood metal frames; othe9
miscellaneous items. 1853 Balm
bridge rd YF 2-OQod
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


BEDROOM, living room. dining
room and kitchen furniture, beau
tiful mahogany Duncan Phyfe din
ing table with polished brass feet;
Swing King reclining chair;
treadle sewing machine; all Al
condition. CE. 1-6257.
ANTIQUES. fall sale: tables: dry
sinks; dough tray; commodes;
marble top; chairs; glass bric-a-
brac and china. Some things in
rough. 29427 Waldensa, off Rookie
feller I'd. south, Wickliffe.
GAS stove, dishwasher, water pow
cred, $40, each. 25770 Benton ave.
GENERAL Electric 16-inch tele-
vision. mahogany finish console
model. good picture, S35. 1877 Nela
ave. Gil. 1-2420.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13

GIFT Wrappings for large packages.
continuous sheet, size 26x40, also
Jumbo Rolls. cut the paper to fit
the gift. The SCOOP, 814 East
l52nd st.
WINDOW accessories, finest made,
reasonably priced, venetian blinds
window shades, traverse rods, al
uminum storms, windows and
doors, aluminium outside awnings,
door canopies. folding doors, ven-
etian blind repair service. every
thing sold installed; established
1948. w. 1-6964 8 a. m. to 9 o. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
HOUSE SALE

SOLID oak end tables; lamp table
coffee table; chairs; lamps; porch
chairs; waffle iron; hand Gre
cheted bedspread; child's desl.
and chair; bolt of white fiber
glass drapery material; maple beo-
stead; monitor top General Electric
refrigerator; child's gas driven
automobile; wood drill bits; elec-
trio motors. miscellaneous items.
i4OI2 Scioto.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS

HOMEGROWN peaches, Marinko' S
Garden Center, Chardon rd, 1000
fl. west of SOM. Center Will
loughby Hills. VIII. 3-4795.
PIANO rolls. about lbs. 2Oc each,
must take all; portable air COM
pressor. SIS; early 1900 novels,
Pluck &, Luck, Secret Service, Tip
Top, Diamond Dick. 887 East
l40th, 8 a. m. to p. m.
BOLTON, automatic saw grinder.
500 or anything of equal value
UL. 1885.
BARGAINS, 8-ft. showcase, $40; IL
ft. counter. SIS; record rack. $40
GIL. 1-16l1.
A. c. DICK mimeographing ma
chine. model 80, SIS or trade. UL.
AWNING drop curtain, custom
made, heavy canvas. 9x6, like
new: Underwood typewriter; Bur-
roughs calculator; tapestry lounge
chair; all good condition, reason
able. EV. 2-146O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13

ANTIQUE clocks for sale. also all
clock repairing. Mills, 1896 East
18th ST., w. 1850.
ALUMINIUM outside awnings door
canopies. combination aluminium
storm windows and doors; finest
to you. Rudy Nagode, w. l-6964
RUGS, never used. 9x12, $50; 9x15,
S35; other sizes; G. z. vacuum,
$40; wool hooked rug. HI. 9-1694
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS

OUTBORD motor, 16 hip. Johnson.
used 10 hours: $50 with cart.
w. 1888.
PRINTERS, will sell surplus recon-
ditioned numbering machines, rea-
sonable, or swap for large size
type. RE. 2-8120.
SMALL tractor, new. good condi-
ton; very reasonable. Ii. 1-0821.
PEACHES and sweet corn. Ver-
rd., Willoughby Hills, VIII. 2-5375.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13

FILM: fresh Kodachrome incluoes
processing 8nm roll S3.19, for
So. 0.99: 8rn magazine S3 "a, TO
SILL; 35mm $3.50, 3 for S74s
processedl Everything's a bargain
at Fruehaufs. VIII. 1856.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13

GENERAL Electric wringer washer.
good condition. HI. 2-4266 after 6
p. m.
BLOND double bed and blond sin
gle bed. both have springs and
mattress $50 for both. RE. 1887.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13
MOVING

T.V. 21-inch blond table model wi
stand. 3 years old. VIII. 3-499e.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13

OUR Engagement and Wedding
Book, the Bride Book, Guest Book
at The SCOOP, 814 East 152nd st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-13

White, r. NJ, 'Plans for Six
Public Library Buildings"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-23

THE TRICOLOR by Mrs Charles Farmer her
the in the artistic division She
small with daas the mouth end Arranged from
footballs
yellow squash tail magnolia leaves
providing the all
on a
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
#715O. QUALITY Of construction

4715O: QUALITY Of construction,
supported by visits to satisfied
owners of Braughan-buil homes,
coupled with all the features this
new 4-bedroom 2-bath brick home
has TO offer. is what you're look
ing for, our salespeople will be
glad to show you this home at
your leisure. X. v. Webster Co,
VIII. $4,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
$1,000

WILLOWICK brick bungalow.
bedrooms, 2 down. ! large wood
paneled room up, divided base
ment, paneled recreation room,
large kitchen, incinerator; IL ga
rage; well maintained. convenient
ly located. Owner, VIII. 3-2952.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
2-FHMuY

EAST Cleveland, north of Euclid,
between Taylor and Noble rd.,
SIS. 2 new gas furnaces and tanks,
copper plumbing, garages; sic, 200
small down payment. easy terms;
exclusively Flora Fischer, H. J.
Miller Realty, CL. 1-6927; res,
FV. 2-O718
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
WILLOUCHBY- SI4.8OO

4 BEDROOMS, large dining room,
stone fireplace, extra lavatory In
basement. gas heat. storms,
screens. Cay dos Realty. VIII
2-5777,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
OFF CHARDON
2-FAMILY

2-BEDROOM ranch attached garage.
Al condition, 1aacre lot. A. Knaus
Realty, AN. l-2011.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
CUSTOM BUILT

2-YEAR-old bungalow. large bed
rooms down. large expansion up,
delightful kitchen. carpeting, ex-
tras; sl7 300: Shoregate area. Sadie
Holland Realtor, RE. I-4o37.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
LIVING SPACE
MADAME MONSIEUR

f7373; IN this ranch you will enjoy
the French mode of easy living
It's continental style and superb
setting will entice the most dis
eliminating buyer. Knowing you
desire to inspect thoroughly any
home you purchase, the owner has
vacated the premises 50 you can
visualize how your furniture would
look in "chez vous." "Sacre Dieu,"
settlement petit price. Seize mile
cinq cent" or in Anglais, $16.500.
K. V. Webster Co., VIII. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
4 SUFFER-, S29.5OO
BETTY'S CUTE

EAST Cleveland, brick. 6-room
suites. individual gas furnaces
Fisher & Fisher Realty. GL. 1879
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
MUST BE SOLD

4-YEAR-old bungalow. all large
rooms, csrpeting. storms and
screens. full basement, garage and
patio; asking S1S.500; see and
make offer Sadie Holland, Real
tor, RE. 1887.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
Sl4 500

#7225: WOULD certainly be a lot
just for a double garage situated
on beautifully wooded lot and
that's why this superbly condi-
toned Groom home with bed
rooms and full basement is being
offered with the garage and lot
by the seller. K. V. Webster Co.,
VIII. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04
NEW 2-FHMILY

NEW Z-FHMILY
l474 EAST 185th ST.. south OF ST.
Clair. right across from Thompson
Products. or turn north off Euclid
at Ollie I'd, then turn left at Rer-
wood to East 185th. then turn left
again to address; handsome SIS,
L-sfaped living and dining room
clay tile baths. large dry base
ment. garages, cement drive,
nicely landscaped; now q steal,
priced q little past the middle
$20's; both suites ready for occu-
pancy. ideal for 2 buyers or good
investment. Key at office, z118
Noble rd.; exclusively Flora
Fischer. H. G.. Miller Realty, GL.
1-RQ27. reg EN 2=A71R
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RANCH lot, 75xl45. on Rockefeller
I'd in Wickliffe, south of Johnny
Cake Ridge rd. (route 84) near
new high school, $500. VIII.
$500.
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1872: BUNGALOW for sI4,sOo, 3
bedrooms, 5 years old. Betty Han
sen Realty. 819 East I85th ST., ".
6-o120
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cevaand dHeemeM
ALL Improvements
PUT ASIDE

#715l; YOUR tools and paint brushes
as everything is completed: this
home is for all practical purposes,
better than new; new carefree
aluminium siding. new roof, new
copper plumbing, new concrete
drive masonry double garage with
overhead door. new modern bath,
custom 1avdtory, new modern
kitchen with natural wood cabinet,
stainless steel sink, tastefully pan
eled dining room and feature wall
in living room; basement; gas
heat: 80-ft. wide wooded lot; is
being offered at Sl5.9O0 K. V.
Webster Co, VIII. $1,000.
LOVELY 4-bedroom bungalow on
2i4 acres of fruit trees: farm and
spray equipment included; corner
Chardon and Hobart rds., Kirkland
BY owner. CL. 6-3486.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04

Brookdole Lone. 70xl95 #. lot.
This nslst be seen TO be fully
appreciated.