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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

BETHESDA KRNwOOD AREA =
First time offered below owners
cost (S27,750): almoSt-new, 4-bed-
rm. brick split-level, on cul-de-sac.
Exceptional play area for children,
schools (Western Jr., Wood Acres
Elem, Little Flower, rec. rm., 2
leaving area. duick possession,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

WI AXE SELLING Qua home,
o ns1 500 sST ErI ssSs. ssss yss
rm., rarase. walled patio, large
shaded. fenced yard. on short
dead-end street; watkins distance
10 schools. LIE public and .paroch
0round-level entrances. Ideal In
valid or children, Se9sbuO; gen
erous terms. Call OIL. 4-36l4.
WHRATON--3-bedrm. rambler viii
earport, lEs; I'd. on quiet street
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BEIHESDA--Brick Colonial, IN
beaut. tree-shaded Glenwood; ex-
eel. cond.: bedrms.. scr. porch,
attach. gar, paneled rec. rm:
VIA bath. Newly handicapped
fenced yard; excel. financing
SCI, 800. BY OWNER, OIL. 1857.
BETHESDA-Beaut. dec. 3-bedroom
rambler; wall-to-wall carpeting IN
liv. rm., din. area, and hall, lovely
kit, 2Ox23 el-shaped rec. rn1;i
laundry rm., Workshop level,
fenced beaut. shaded I'd, Sl5.950.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9010.
BETHEsDA1An ideal home for !, a
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hwy, Mn, Bcc rs, elem, public
and parochial schools; 7-year-old
mod. brick rambler; 8 bedrms.. .
baths, patio. firepl., att, garage;
excel loo. OPP. playground. Dir !:
E.-W. hwy. north at Chelton, l
sign. left = Blk. TO 5000 Newdale
I'd. For sale by OWNER. $@1,500.
Amt please. OIL. 6-5H43,
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BETHEsDA-$2i,s50

SS SAF W WI 1bl<.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, ] TO 9
Charming, INEQUALITY. 3-bedroom
brick Colonial. Excellent paneled
garags, level lot. fenced yaSd'
shade trees, many extras. Highiy
desirable neighborhood. short WAX
10 express bus. FLA financing
available, From Wisconsin ave. ap-
prox. ia miles out Old Georee-
town I'd. to Glenwood I'd. and
left to home. =
TOWN q SUBURBAN. EN-. s-s4OO
BLESSED SACRAMENT = Brand
new 4-hedrm. .3-bsth split-Ievei in
this wonderful section of ciose-ln
Chevy Chase: superb quality and
finished to perfection; fun center
nall big 24-ft. liv. rm., sep din.
rm.., huge an-elec. kit. lovely
yard-level rec. rnn., oversize built-
IN garaee; priced at $40, $50,
r a,sa .. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-I4l1:
BRADLEY BLVD, Bethesda-BTfck
ramb.. . rms, baths, 3S-ft. rec.
r IN, gar; 20 loan Prime area.
S2S.950. Like new. OIL. 4-1341.
BRADLEY HILLS AREA-Beautifui
custom:bu rambler on large inn
maculately HANDICAPPED lot, many
trees and excellent facilities for
outdoor entertaining; 8 bedrms.
and 3 baths. living rm,, dining
rm., all-electrie kitchen. family
rm,, oarroom. maids rm. and
bath, all on lower level: Dear
garage; storm windows and doors
throughout: Dashboard hot-Water
neat, and many other appealing
LUXURY features; only AZ miles
form the heart Of Bethesda; priced
IN TIE nw SOS. I'm. o-So06. Disc
TRICT-MARYLAND REALTY co.
Evenings. OIL, 2-4S34.
CARROLL KNoLIs-BERFNs BUY
OF THE WEEK! S17,95O Bean.
tiful spacious all-brick rambler
on lovely corner lot, Huge living
room with fireplace. contemporary
KIT. din, rm. combinations: Z bed.
Call now! ss
FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES. TNc Yrr = $50,
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LUXURY HOME

Fully air-conditioned; 8 bedrms.,
IL baths, large liv, nm, formal
din. rm., modern kitchen with
breakfast bar, full bsmt., reerea-
tion area: Walk-in closets; private
home living without the response
pike TO s. Dinwiddle st., right on
Dinwiddle to Sth I'd, left to bO2l
HAIL REALTY co.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or ExcR,

WILL TRADE modern masonry
home located at Pasadena Coll
Course Estate near st. Petersburg,
Florida, for home of equal value
in virginia or MARYLAND. Call be-
fore z am. or after q pm. JE. B.
0244.
IL ROOMS, 3ls BATHS, mod. cor
ner home. picturesque Forest Glen
Park. silver Spring, Nd. Ideal
renting rooms, 1 50. Walter Reed
Army Medical Center Consider tS6
or SO Chrysler Imperial or large
diamonds as down payment
OWNER, JU. 5-6533.
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A LITTLE LAND

RARE OPPORTUNITY. Little estate
on l acre for s15,960. A real
value. s bedrooms. 2 baths. dinine
room, full basement. House fully
equipped. Shade and fruit trees.
grapes, shrubs. flowers, garden,
tool shed, chicken house. Damas-
Gus, good view and ueighborho0d.
Owner transferred.
"a ACRES, 9 rooms, Scar garage.
$4,000.
8 ACRES. 6 rooms, den. hct-water
heat. Easy terms. Sl6 600.
= ACRES. 8 rooms. trees. white
board fence. $4,000.
9 ACRES. 6-room home. small out
buildings. S17. 800.
g. ACRES. Beautifully modernized,
large home on shaded hilltop
5 ACRES. Little estate. nestled in
the hills. $4,000.
5 ACRES. Brick Colonial: prestige
home. bear garase; close in.
S3o,500
RoMER & CO.. Realtors
430 N. Frederick, Gaithersburg
WI. $4,000 or Waverly 6-2233
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARE YOU in search Of . vers
charming furnished house in !
quiet residential neighborhooC
NV? Modern 3-bedrn., bath; scr
porch. shady garden: COW. transp
Yearly lease, reas. rent to duiei
and careful tenant with excel
refs. S1s5 OWNER. OIL. Glib
CHEVY CHASE, Md, near ChevS
Chase Circle bedrms,, baths
den, powder rm.: additional 3rd'
floor bedrm.: servants bath: deep
freeze, washer and drier: June 10
AID. 2-5424. TIGHE WOODS.
COTTAGE CITY, MD.--Two-bed.
rm. Colonial. Full bsmt., large
yard: reasonable. AP. 1880.
GEORGETOWN-2 bedrms., largl
liv. rm. with fireplace openinl
onto patio, mod. KIT, ] air con.
ditioner. nicely furnished; SIS!
mo. MILLICENT cHATEL, DE
2-1137; eyes,. XII. 9-92S2.
APIS, uNFuRNISHED-VA,
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ia. 7-hsbs

ia. 7-5S5S
MASS AVE. EXTENDED-Conten
porary BELIEVED: 4 bedrooms, 3
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Rambler; 4
bedrms., rec. rEn.; $3.50 mo.
STUART 81 MAURY
Rsaltors KE. 7-1370
Eve. and Week Ends. Mrs. Lundoers
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CHEVY CHASE-Newiy decorated:
3 Ice. bedrms., 2 baths, English
Tudor: large kit, formal din.
rm.. pine-paneled rec. rm.: very
desirable close-in neighborhood.
Upper 20s. A. v. PISANI, RealS
tors; OIL. 4-750O; ewes, OIL.
R-4a37.
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BETHESDA

HA. 1-1lb1, Monuay tnEOueh EAF
day. o 70 s.
CAMP SPRINGS. 1851 Radford I'd;
Beautiful Sl-ft. rambler, shaded
rolling u acre, earport: excep-
tionai Observation-Disclosures. $40
'DIcKEY's. AP. 7-sOsO
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 1888 29th
st. n.w.--"A doll house.; > rooms,
bath; perfect c9nditioni lovely .
ferred; SlI5. Also house on West
ern ave, in American Uniy: Pk;;'
for rent, $500 mo. GEORGE i,
BOR0ER, INC 1925 X 1t. n.Wa
Ma. S-O350. -----------
COUNTRY LIVING - Big family
house; close-in, vienna, Va. SHADE,
4 acres; hurry, $3.50. DU. 6-9los.
FAIRFAX TOWN - 3 bedrms.
bsmt gar; Tyr, lease; S12O. JE.
4-2ib4. RULON A. WALKER a CO
FAIRFAX co. Swim priv. with =
hall. sep. din. rm., GE kit, nm.
rec, rm., tile basemt.: auto: wash;
gar: patio; fenced cor; "a acre
Conv. TO Pentagon. Alex. ,-CoI
Avail June Is. 500. Furn. Slight-
ly higher. CT. 6-5lO7.
FALLS CHURCH, va. AREA. SLEEPY
Hollow section-Lovely 3-bedrm.'
2-hath rambler. rec: rm., nog-
water heat; laree lot. June !. $40
AID. 2-542l. TIGHE WOODS.
FALLS CHURCH, 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, Storm wind. throughout;
snaoy back yard; no bsmt. Conv.
$40 mo. plus utils. JE. 2-O640.
E1TTe CUTfRCU-a.b edrrn.. 2.bath
CAPE Cod: sep. din. .rIn., eat-in
Kitchen, daylight bsnlt.; COW. TO
schools, shopping, bus. "a acre,
fenced play area. Membership IN
pvt. swim. pool, 2 blocks; 500
FALLS CHURCH-Beaut, 3-bedrn; !,
Den, split-level, located near y
Corners and Lake Bancroft; lovely
corner lot, 3 blks, to grade scnool;
liV. rm. has fireplace, an-to.wali
carpeting, side veranda, nnished
rec rm., carport. This is con-
ysnIsncs plS,s,;;r$S lSS per E m EViso7
GEORGETOWN, freshly and smart
~ decorated-Double draWlng
room. twin freplaces, den. pow
der room. beautiful patio, SCI.
upper porch. ; nedInas" 3 oasn r.
MAIDS Anu uAlAiS p0tO aANsf
tains and rus included.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE. 2-5660
MRs KING wo. 6-3009
HIILCREsT HTS, MD .5-Nsw ram
Bier, 3 bedrfn, Ia bath, Nv. rms
ain. rm., mod. kit. incl dish
washer. disposal, gar full ps i,.,a
SI75 mo-, 10. 7-O075. RE. 0-9zxS.
RILLCRRsT HEIGHTs--Newly dec
4-bedrm, 2-bath. eomppen XII
bsnnt., garage; nice area, immea !
occupafIey: Sl55. MRS. NICHOLS
10. ..7-515l, 10. 7-24s6.
HOLMES RUN PARK-custom 2
bedrm. brk. ramhleri ain; I'm, Lm:'
drIer, gar. patio: wooded. quiet
area; Minis. to 2 Cors. JE. 2-Ol %.
LAKE BARCROFT--3 bedrms.. Ia
baths, compl. kit, carport, patio;
conv. bus, schools, shops, city. Cal
ri, R-ARQT
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CARROLL KNOLLS

CARROLL KNOLLS .
I am a coy brick rambler nestled
IN beautiful shrubbery on q fence
ca lot. NY hy. rm. contains \
fireplace, my din. rm. is adequatO
ana you can eat in my Kitchen.
Sleeping is pleasure in my 3
pedrms.. My basement is large,
dry and you will practically live
moment and consider me for Your
nome. Better hurry because I
won't be around long priced at
$l7,950. just call Mr.. Lawson,
|THOS. D. WALSH, INC
1900 K 81. NV Elk. 3-RShA
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tractive center-haii brick Colonial
with extra-large living room,
opening onto tile terrace. and
large well-landscaped lot, separate
dining room, beautiful electric
kitchen with breakfast space and
loads of cupboards; den. powder
room, and music room ell on the
first floor: 3 twln-siZe bedrooms,
and 2 baths up. Price in mid-40s.
WO. 6-s300 till q pm. EDW. II.
JONES d. CO., INC, $500 Conn.
ave
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DE. 2-I1a7

cLOSE-N SILVER sPRING in
lovely Woodside Park. immense
brick rambler featuring large hy-
ing room, spacious dining room
table-space kitchen, 3 twin-sized
bedrooms, 3 full tile baths, Gus
TOM Unfinished recreation TO o m
KEssiNGER a CO.. JU. a-4s44.
CONTINUED on Next PAGE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-nD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A BARGAIN. sUMNER-4 bedrms. |:
Mass. o. s soaS G ioT ds asTs-t On
this rare opportunity. THOMAS
L. PHILLIPS CO.. OIL. 4-1424.
A KNOCKOUT. An the glamor and
more, Heavy beams. pegged floors.
even special doors, IaxI8 den and
full bath on LIST; . bedrms., bath
up; lovely close-in Silver Spring
community. UNBELIEVABLE S2l, :
500l OIL. 6-S000; ewes, OIL. 4
1857. ALLIED REALTY.
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MCLEAN, VA.-New 3-bedrm., z
bath brk. rambler; complete CT
cleo. kit. with dishwasher ana wall
oven; IS min. to Pentason ana
ID. c.; S175.
I'M. T. Broyhill & Sons Corp.
I461O Lee Hwy. IA. 4-1300
Mr., BAnEYs CROSSROADS -
Avail, June 10. Attrae, 3-bedrm.
2-bath rambler; lge. liv. rm., din.
area, sep. family rm., gear ga
rage, dead-end street., close 70
schools, shopping center, COM
munity pool privils. or 2 year
lease. $500. JE. 1880.
NR AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY = 9
bedrms., 2 baths, scr. porch MAG
rnn. Win redecorate to suit: SOU.
Phone FE. 3-4675 or DU. 7-6O41'
PINEY BRANCH-DALE DRIVE.
bedrm. brick BUNGALOW, .garage;
immac. cond.; avail. immed Sl2o
mo. BEERS BROS. JU. 7-71SS.
RIVERDALE, 5401 Taylor rd.-bs,
rm., enci. pch., bsmt.; not over :
children: immed. poss. TO- resp
ten. insp. by appt only 500 inei
hit, water. DICKEY'S. AP. 7-s0e0,
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CHEVY CHASE
KENWOOD AREA

'Deep Roots" is the name OF this
Charming stone home nestled amid
tall trees on over an acre OF we'll
handicapped groundS. peel oomS
fireplaces, maids room and baths
full basement: Gear tandem ga.
rage. Realistically priced In sos
Evenings, EN-. 3-225b. -
MILLIcENT cHATEL u
1875 wisconsin Ave. NV. -
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c0.oP APIS. FoR SALE

MODERN 2-bedrm.. 2-bath. AIR
cOND. apt. home with recessed
radiation and arauet hoors.
Washington's End newest coop
building abuts Rock Greek Park
carpeted halls and excel. laundry
and storage facilities. Priced. ST.
600 below cost. Call EDMUND, J.
FLYNN CO., MA. S-9565, WO. g.
1928, EN-. 3-671S or ia. s-4633.
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BETHESDA, c0nV. NH and naval
Hosp.-Immae. 3-bedrm., 2-bsth
brick rambler: spac. liv. .rm. with
firepl., din. ell, equip. kit. with
breakfast area, full bsmt.. ex-
cent. financing; S2a.a50. KoR-
zENDoRFER; REALToR, Oh.
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CHAsE-Don't overlook
this II you have been looking for
an older home to redec. in 4 fii1e'
old est. neighborhood. on q Ice,
lot, close 70 schools. transp. and
shop. Lee. liv. rDl., din. rn.. kit.
first A.: 2 bedrms., . huge baths
2nd A., with I'm. attic. Owner win
RE zisSi Ssjas" wis EoS ave-. q:
2-2l23 It'll .. =
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pICKEY'e, AZ. 7-sOSO

CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. e2ss 2sth
st, n.w.-"A doll house.; . rooms.
j bath; perfect conditions; lovely
neighborhood and lot; adults pre-
ferred; Sll5. Also house on West
ern ave, in American Univ. Pk;;'
for rent, $500 mo. GEORGE 1,
BOR0ER, INC 1928 X st. n.Wa
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AIR CONDITIONED = Enioy the
summer in this lovely air-condi-
toned rambler, ali brick, 8 sunny
bedrooms, a bath and hobby
room in full basement. Near all
schools and bus, 4lses FIRST trust
Sls.e50. A, J. KESSINGER g. CO,
III A-454A
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BETHEsDA-An ideal home for q
rambler with 3 bedrms.. study, j Il
baths, sep. din. rm., compl. equip;
kit, fVil bsmt., carport, central
al cond.; 500 800. KORZEN-
DORFER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-S11l
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MaeARTHOR BLVD. AND FULTON
f Tn. gas hot-Wst1 heat, extra
sleeping perch. nice I'd. Wit
lovely trees: asking Sl5,e60
FLA terms. Mrs. Albert. OIL:
4-Bf61 or AID. 2-5424, TIoHk
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
SenetaviIIe HoIstein Herd
Is Officially Classified

The Holstein herd of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Booher, of Seneca
vile, has been officially classified
for type by J. A. Fairchild, of
Berwick, Pa, an official inspec-
tor on the staff of the Holstein-
Friesian Association of America.
The Boohers had Is animals
classified and they ranked the
following classifications: 2, very
good; 9, good plus; and Z, good,
The program, in continuous
operation since 1929, provides
the official means of comparing
the conformation of living ami
mails with that of the true-type
Holstein cow or bull. Participa-
ton is currently at an all-time
high level with nearly $4,000
registered Holsteins inspected
and officially classified each
year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
Gases Heard In
Mayors Court

Several cases were heard in
Mayor Chester J. Howiler's
municipal court during the past
week. They included:
Jackie Edward Turner, Cald-
well route 6, was charged with
reckless operation and fined $40
and costs Wednesday. Marshal
Jack Oliver was the arresting
authority.
Reuben G. Stewart, Caldwell
route 4, was fined SIS and costs
when he was arrested by state
highway patrolman, H. G. Miley
on a charge of speeding. Stewart
was also charged with driving
left of center and he received an
additional fine of SIS and costs.
Delbert Butler, Caldwell route
6, was arrested June % on a
charge of assault and battery. He
was fined $25 and costs and SEN
fenced to. ten days in Jail. Mar
shall Jack Oliver was the arrest
ing officer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
Yontz Twins Rank
High In Contest
Judging Cattle

Phil and Tom Yontz, members
of the local FLA chapter, ranked
3rd and 4th respectively in the
beef cattle judging contest held
in conjunction with the state
shorthorn summer meeting, at
Oakwood Farms near Ashville,
recently.
The team consisting of the
Yontz twins plus Harry McAuley
ranked ninth in team score.
Larry Woodford also took part
as an individual contestant. The
contest consisted of five rings
of Polled shorthorns provided by
Mr.. Teegarden, owner and opera
tor of Oakwood Farms, which Is
one of the top polled shorthorn
farms in the county.
Phil was presented with an
engraved plaque as result of
his score. Phil's score was 301
while Tom scored 800 and the
top individual score was 306
accumulated by MarryStOWn
boy.
Tom and Phil are also mem
bers of the Noble county All
Beef club while Harry and
Larry are members of the Three
Forks All club.
The group was accompanied
by j. E. Parrish, vocational agri-
cultural instructor.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
Methodists Hand FuIdu
First League Defeat 1919

two runs for their total of five.
The FM-Presbys scored their
first two runs in the third on
singles by B. Reed, E. Harper and
D. Adds and a double by R.
Adds. R. Adds scored in the
fifth on an error following his
triple.
Again in the sixth, the winners
came through for two runs on
doubles by Gary Keeton and
Jim Mason and a single by R.
Adds. In the seventh the
clincher was established when
they tailed three runs. Singles
by D. Adds and T. Robertson,
triple by Slemboski and Keeton's
single accounted for the three
runs.
Robertson the winning pitcher,
allowed IL hits, but managed to
keep them we'll scattered.
Connell, the losing hurler,
- L.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
Husband Of Former
Resident Receives
Degree At Ohio Stote

William L. Zimmerman, who is
married to the former Ella Mae
Jordan, of Caldwell, has been
admitted to the practice of law.
He graduated from Ohio State
University with honors and re-
ceived his law degree from
Franklin University Law School.
Mr.. Zimmerman, form rly
resided in Philadelphia, Pa, and
during World War II enlisted in
the navy as an aviation cadet.
He was commissioned an ensign
and naval aviator He has been
employed by Suburban Motor
Freight, Inc, for the past IL
years as director of personnel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman and
their daughter, Carol Ann, are
presently residing at 1914 Delno
avenue, Columbus. Her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Jordan and
sister, Mrs. Renna Bell, are also
living in Columbus.
Mr.. Zimmerman is member
of the Franklin County Bar AS
sociation and the Ohio State Bar
Associations.
Mrs. Zimmerman is niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cam Wilson, of
West street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02

One side of the record features
his own composition, Gotta
Shake Leg" which was re-
Gently copyrighted. On the other
side of the Karl label disc is the
song, Country Love Affair.""
written by Clay Eager Of the
Ohio Jamboree. Background
music is furnished by the Coun-
try Kinfolks.
The record is now on sale
locally and may be purchased at
the Vegarri music store.
Tarleton, appearing as Jimmy
Bobb," appears regularly as the
singing auctioneer on the Ohio
Jamboree, a country and western
stage show held each Saturday
night in the Little Theater on
the Ohio State fairgrounds. The
show starts at 800 p. m. and is
broadcast over station WMNI
from 900 to 1870 p. m. Tarleton
is graduate of Marysville high
school and the Reppert School of
Auctioneering in Decatur, Ind.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
Emergency Truck Al
Booster GRANGE Meeting

The Caldwell fire department
emergency truck will be the
featured attraction when the
annual Booster night program is
held at the Summerfield grange
hall, Thursday evening, July 2.
The importance of the emer-
gency truck to the Noble county
area cannot be over-estimated
and this will be stressed at the
meeting in Summerfield. Rural
people are particularly urged to
attend this meeting as we'll as
all the young people in the COM
munity.
A complete inspection of the
emergency truck will be held
following program which IS
also being planned.
Several members of the Cald-
well fire department will attend
the meeting and explain IN
detail the purpose of the truck
on a county wide basis.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02

ings, Capt. Coyle holds CAA
private, commercial and instru-
ment ratings.
Following the Korean conflict,
he returned to Noble county and
was instrumental in the forma-
ton of the local guard unit,
which he now commands.
Capt. Coyle is now the head
of the natural resources depart
ment of the GAINESVILLE high
school and teacher of mathema-
ticts.
He married the former Eunice
Willis and they are now the par
ents of three sons and one daugh-
ter. For the summer the family
will reside at the family farm
on SR 215.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
MERCHANTS HITTING
Several Countians Al
McConneIsviIIe Lamb Pool

On Monday, July 6, the lamb
pool and ram distribution will
be held at the McConnelsvllle
Playground. Sheep and lambs will
be received for marketing until
noon.
In the afternoon there will be
a short speaking program and
Howard Smith, Dexter City, a
member of the ram distribution
committee, will assist in select
ing lambs for distribution in the
afternoon. L. E. Hedge, Cumber-
land, will be in charge of the
lamb pool in the morning.
During the last market season
there were 1000 lambs and sheep
marketed.
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patten's Employee Al
Special Training School

Robert Sanford, an employee
of Patterns Appliance Center,
now in it's new home, 423 Main
street, returned home Saturday
after attending a special Frigi-
daire training school in Dayton
for a period of one week.
Sanford was instructed in the
many of the recent developments
that are being used in he manu-
facture of Frigidaire home ap-
pliances.
Patterns Appliance Center was
recently named the local dealer
for Frigidaire appliances.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02

SIX all at the end OF the seventh
inning, but Buffalo score four in
the eighth inning to clinch the
game.
Williams, Stern and Davis each
had two hits for the local nine,
while Kozar had three hits for
the winners.
Holdren was the winning pit
cher with seven strikeouts and
one walk. Charley Norman was
charged with the loss.
Wednesday evening July l, the
Merchants entertain the league
leading Cambridge Legion team,
and on Sunday, July IL, are host
to Port Washington. Both games
will be played on the Sarahsville
diamond
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
FM-PreSbys Win Third

The up-and-coming FM-Pres-
bys rallied in the seventh to
score three runs to win its third
league contest at the expense
of the Christians, 8 to S.
The FM-Presbys now have
accumulated a record of four
wins against two defeats.
The Christians picked up two
runs in the first on singles by
F. Harmon, B. Devolld and c..
Elliott. I. Brandon scored one of
the two runs when he reached
first on an error.
L. Hayes scored a lone run in
the fourth on singles by d. Con-
nell and F. Harmon. The Chris
tians concluded their scoring in
the fifth when B. Devolld, Will
son, S. Devolld, Slay and l..
Hayes each singled to mark up
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
SoftbaII Representatives
To Hold Meeting Thursday

A meeting of representatives
of the church softball league will
be held Thursday evening at 7:3O
o'clock, July 2, at Barnharts
Appliance store, North street.
League matters will be dis
cussed by the group.
The representatives present
will also consider the possibility
of increasing the leagues men,
bership during the final round
of play, which is scheduled to get
underway Tuesday, July 7.
A representative of each team
in the league is asked to be
present.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
LEAGUE
STANDING
Church SoftboII
League Games

Second Round Play
Tuesday, July !
Christians VS.. MethodiSts
(fairground)
Summerfield VS.. st. Philomena
(athletic field)
FM-Presbys at Fulda
Thursday, July 9
Methodists VS.. st. Philomena
(athletic field)
Fulda VS.. BaptiSts
(fairground)
FM-Presbys at Summerfield