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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22

ion, the following business W a S
transacted.
The resignation of Mrs. Helen
France, 7th grade teacher at the
Russell Elementary Build n g
was accepted. Mrs. France is
moving to Alliance, Ohio. Mrs.
Mariana Miles of Chagrin Falls
a graduate of Grove City College
Grove City, Pa. with an A. B.
degree was hired to fill the vac
ancy created by the resignation
of Mrs. France.
Miss Marjorie Sedivy of Pekin
Road, Newbury, was hired as
4th grade teacher at the Russell
Building. Miss Sedivy is a grad
uate of Hiram College and has
additional education from Kent
State University. She will repla-
ce Mrs. Bernice Carr who will
take over the 7th grade at the
Russell Elementary Building, =
and replace Mrs. Helen DeVoe.
Mrs. DeVoe will become full
time remedial reading teacher
in order to help students in the
school district who are experie-
ncing reading difficulties.
The Board also reviewed a
preparedness survey made by
r. C. Lindsey, Superintendent.
This survey was conducted with
the 1858 graduates of West Gea-
uga High School who are now
attending college in order to de-
termine how well West Geauga
Schools are preparing the stud
entS for college work.
The results were extremely
gratifying since the students over
whelmingly put their stamp of
approval on the preparedness af-
forded them while in attendance
at West Geauga High School.
The results of the Adult Educ
alton Program survey showed
that there is sufficient interest
in the adult education program
in limited areas. The Board of
Education will offer some cour-
ses between now and the closing
of the school year. A registrat-
ion date will be announced at a
later time.
The West Geauga Board of
Education, at the January 13,
1859 meeting awarded the gen.
eral contract for the construction
of the new elementary school at
Caves and Fairmount Roads to
the Huston Construction Com
pany for a total Of $l32,990 plus
$4,000 for an additional two
claSSrOOmS.
The new school will consist, in
it's first stages, Of 10 classroom5,
office space, lavatories, temper
ary kitchen, and boiler room set
on a Is acre parcel Of land.
The ultimate development Of the
school will be 20 clasSrooms, off
ices, kitchen, multi purpose
room, and library. The contracts
for the electrical work, heating,
plumbing, driveWayS, chalkboa-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22
Forestry
Is
Thursday

The nineteenth annual Instit-
ute of Forestry and Maple Sirup
will be held at the Burton Fire
Hall on Thursday, Jan. 20. The
sessions will start at $50 pm.
The Forestry Committee has
developed a program of interest
to both the small woodlot owner
and the commercial producer of
maple Sirup. Commercial exhib-
itionS will be on display.
The program for the Forestry
and Maple Sirup Institute foil
ows:
Chairman: Ignatius Cavanagh
$50 am. Welcome and Intro
ductions.
9:45 am. Results of forest
insect survey and the control Of
major pests" J. F. Wooten
1915 am. 1.-THE Market for
Ohio Timber. " X. l.. Quigley
11:00 am. :" Management of
Small Woodlots." E. B. Wood
ll:45 am. View equipme ent,
Lunch by the ladies of Burton
Cong. Church.
loo pm. Federal Grades of
Maple Sirup." Charles Reese.
1880 pm. Management pra-
ctices and the use of plastic tub
ing" Russell Baker Robert
Lamb
2:10 pm. Questions Discus
sion
2:20 pm. --latest research on
plastic tubing and new maple
sirup practices" DR.. Clyde Un-
derWood.
$3.50 pm. Adjourn.
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Clyde C. Wehr, 2010 Mayfield
Rd., Chester, has brought action
seeking a judgment of SIS, 1000
against Phil Peterson, Mayfield
Rd., Chester. Wehr claims the
amount for injuries and damage
sustained in an alleged accident
on Mayfield Rd. last August
when, according to the petition,
a truck owned by Peterson and
driven by Robert Whiting struck
the back of Wehr's truck. A sep
crate case, concerning the same
accident, has been brought by
William Figley, Rt. 1, Huntsburg
against Peterson. Figley says he
was a passenger in the Wehr
truck at the time of the accident,
and seeks $4,000.
Charging gross neglect of duty
and extreme cruelty, Onnolee
Kirk Arnold, Rt. 2, Chardon, is
seeking a divorce from J. Ed
ward Arnold, Chardon. She also
seeks alimony and restoration
of her former name. There are
no children, according to tn e
petition.
Claiming $489.16 is due on acc
cunt, the M. O'Neill Co., 226 So
nth Main St., Akron, has brought
suit seeking judgment in that
amount against Fred Witt and
Pearl Witt, Rt. 2, Chardon.
Asking $50, 900 Donald w. Ran
dolph, Hill Greek Lane, G a es
Mill s, h q brought su t
against Structural Fibers., Inc
Fifth Ave, Chardon. Randolph
says in his petition that the firm
owes him the amount for Servic-
eS as president and general man.
ager from 1854 to 1858. He also
claims he owned patent applic-
ationS embodying inventions for
making glass fiber tanks, and
the firm induced him to assign
the patent applications to the
company telling him he would
remain as president as long as
he disired and would receive
value from his patents. He said
he was removed from the pres
idency Of the company without
his consent and they are using
his inventions for their own pro-
fit.
Claiming $688 is due on note,
Parkside Recreation Inc, Ches-
ter, has filed suit for that amou-
mt against Donald v. Hampton,
Ward Dr., Chester.
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AT THE COURTHOUSE

Joan KoSmerl, 126 Ferris Ave,
Chardon, has filed action for
divorce from Gerald Kosmerl
Chardon, charging gross neglect
of duty and that he has failed
to support his family. She asks
custody of their three children
and funds for support.
RulingEy
An earlier divorce action bro
ught by Gerald L. Kosmerl, 126
Ferris Ave, Chardon, against
Joan KoSmerl, Chardon, wa
dismissed.
Having posted $1,000 bond, Cla-
renee L. Vargo, Parkman, was
appointed an auctioneer.
The $4,000 action brought by
Kenneth F. Peters, South Euclid
against Diamond Crastas, doing
business as Diamond Lake Park,
1920 Mayfield Rd., Chester, was
settled and dismissed. ~
A case for partition of real
estate in Munson Twp, filed by
Esther Amendola, Rt. 2, Wilson
Mills Rd., Chardon, against IL
persons believed to have an in
terest in the premises, was sett-
led and dismissed.
Shirley Levak Battles, 328 So
nth ST., Chardon, was granted a
divorce from Leonard Deland
Battles, Chardon, after he was
found guilty of gross neglect of
duty and extreme cruelty. She
was given custody of their three
minor children and $50 weekly
for support. She was granted
their household furnishings. The
premises is to be sold and the
proceeds divided equally.
The case filed by Harry Rich
ardson, Chagrin Falls, against
Harry M. Huston, CO West Gea-
uga School, Chillicothe Rd., Che
ster, and Mildred B. Huston, Eu-
cid, for $2135. 40 was dismissed
at Richardson's request.
Parkside Recreation Inc, Che
ster, was granted a judgment of
$688 due on a note from Donald
V. Hampton, Chester.
The parties having entered in
to a settlement, the action brou-
ght by Patricia Ellen Sloan, by
her father, A. F. Sloan, Rt. /,
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BUILDING PERMITS
wise, Rosetta Dr., garage and
electrical.
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$luOO.
COUNTY COURT
Criminal Gases
Darrell Troup, 113 Water St.,
Chardon, driving while intoxic-
ated, $125 and costs and three
days.
Civil Gases
Claiming $111.28 is due on ac-
count. George Kilko, Huntsburg,
has brought suit seeking collect
ion of the amount from Clyde
Rood, Huntsburg.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Clifford E. Crawford, %, Roc
helle, Tex, and Andrea Carroll,
%, Westchester Trail, Chester
land.
Elbert A. Stevens, 55, Ashtab-
ula, and Mona Bancroft, At Clar-
idon Twp.
BUILDING PERMITS
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. CHEVROLET 81
1he smart saoitch is to the SO Chepgi

the wider selection Of models Chevrolet dealers
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22

Just wait till you see what's waiting
for you-a glittering constellation of
sleek-lined exciting new Chevrolets
in wide choice of colors, models,
engines and drives. The spotlight
will be on the new Bel Air 4-door
hardtop-and you'll want to check
its ultra-reasonable price against
any other hardtop. When you do
and when you see how much more
Chevrolet gives you in styling, in
extra-roomy Bodies by Fisher, in
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22
Helen France Resigns at W. Geanga;
School Board Hires = More Teachers

rdS, and flooring are expected to
be let at a special board meet
ing to be held on January 20, 1859
The first portion of this build
ing is being constructed with the
funds realized from the $500 900
bond issue approved by the
voters of the district in Novem-
Der, 1858.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22
CHEvYS OUT WITH 4 Ne,
AT A new Low PRICE

Here's the latest addition you'll find
at your Chevrolet dealers Open
House January p through "a. It's
a ne,o 4-door sport sedan in the Bel
dir series-and it sports a to.Uer
price tag than any other Cherry
hardtop. Bring the family and look
it ouer. And get the full story on
all the other striking models noto
aUailabIe. Remember, production
is rolling and you can count on
prompt delivery!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22
EDITORIAL

Reprinted from the Record December IL, 1858
"The evil that do lives after them-the good is oft
inferred with their bones "-Shakespear.
Corey hospital the front page of this and other
NEWSPAPERS last week involved in the tragic death OF
young mother
Unfortunate and unpleasant mild terms for such
an but nevertheless there another side that should
not be forgotten
There thousands of people who will tell you OF the
wonderful treatment they have received from doctors and
staff at Coreys There hundreds of people who would
not be alive today if it not for Dr. Coreys small hos
ptal
When | say they wonderful group of people |
speak personal experience Every member of my fam
lily has time another been patient in Corey hos
pa Many of my friends and neghbor have been treated
there In every instance they will give glowing accounts
of their experience There has been personal interest and
frendnes the part of every DOCTOR and
every attendant.
| am there thousands of other folk in Geauga
county feel the of gratitude that have for
Corey hospital.
John Gore
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22

the super-softness of Full Coil
sprlnglng, in Easy-Ratio steering
then you'll know that this is the
happiest surprise of the year. Come
on In; don't miss this Open House!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22

At the Jan. 13, meeting Of the
West Geauga Board of Educat-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22

We desire to add our endorsement of this tribute
to Corey Hospital We know many others would like to
do the same This space will be available for two weeks
to any who desire to add their endorsement
Call Avenue 6-4116
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08

PANki NIdO--Hleasant
and conveniently located home
. bedrms and sun porch. Public
schools, University OF Md, shop.
ping and transportation within easy
walking distance. Near Naval Ord
nance Laboratory. Available Sept.
or possibly sooner, Call WA,
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Immediate Occupancy

AA1LII1O1ItON W q IJelIINy
500. 50-S150
Several newly decorated brick ram
blerS. in the Falls Church and
Annandale area; many with all
electric GF kitchens, including
garbage diSposals, dishwashers.
etc, fireplace, full basement with
outside entrance; two or three
bedrooms; near schools, stores
and buses. Apply portion Of rent
towards down payment.
LARCHMONT REALTY, INC.
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SERVICE station far lease mai,

SERVICE STAIIUN Tor lease, mod
ern, 3 bay, on busy North Airing
ton thoroughfare; gallonage rental;
available immediately, can be
handled with about So 900 invest
ment. Call MR.. MORAN, Ia. O.
$500 for interview.
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CARDOZO HIGH SCHOOL AREA

CHEVY CHASE, west of Conn. ave.
Spacious old home, in new-house
cond., with 4 large bedrms., .
baths on 2nd f.; LIST A., center
hall, powder rm., diversified liv.
rm., guest-sized din. rm., large kit.
with eating space, delightful porch,
full bsmt.. 2-car garage: top
location. Bottom price.
REALISTINGS CORP, OIL 2-020S
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BEAUTY sALoN. air cona sood

BEAUTY SALON, air eond., good
loo, 3 operators; good going busi-
ness. After 5 pm. Sat. and all
day Sun, call FE, 3-lO03.
ESTAB. CARD-GIFT SHOP for sale
due TO death In family; unusual
92PPort., very reas. NO. 7-O5l4,
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IEMFLEIUN hNOLLS, near Tree
way--lmmed. occupancy: 3-bed-
rm. brick; extra large liv. rm.,
large equipped kit, fenced lot.
Close to schs., shops and trans.
HEGARTY g. BYRD CO., WA
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MT. PLEASANT
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TIL 5

Lovely 3-story brick home. Fea.
lures include bedrms., . baths,
> kits, oil heat, many extras.
Priced to sell Terms arranged.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K
st. NV, Ma. S-0352; ewes, JU.
Q-o56Q
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FLOOR SANDING, 10 years estab.
lished business. Laying, sanding
and tinishins, Included in sale
are 1858 Ford station wagon,
truck, all machinery once and
GOODWILL business. ia. 2-9l3S.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE,
Sol Mt. Pleasant ST., n.w.i good
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GAITHERSBURG = 3-bedrm. house
on more than 3 acres, Two
car garage, Close TO Acc and Rte.
240 in very quiet area; rent $3.50
mo. Call WaVerly B-I533.
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COUNTY, -bedrm., g.
bath rambler. pine-paneled den,
well-equip. kit, dishWasher. disp.,
sep. din. rm. and daylight bsmt.,
air-cond. master bedrm.. wooded
q acre; tastefully furn. in an
tiques; avail. Sept. /; Sl65.
TRAVELLERS PROP, MGT. co.
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BARNABY WOODS, 32nd st, NV
Beautifully furn bedrms,
ga baths, den, recreation rm,
screened pch.; large Handicapped. I'd
with . patios; outside hreplac,
and gar. Avail. Sept. !; S35'
Der mo EN- a-RAiR.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ,
tcoNTlNUsol

kNONllNutDl
COLEsvILLE RD. AND CLOVERLY.
DelieateSsen with outside market
for fruit, veg, etc. Ey. 4-l906.
FINANCE COMPANIES
ATTENTION
HAVE ROOM FOR 100 REPos-
sEssED CARS, ON PAVED PARK
ING LOT, IN SILVER SPRING
AREA, REASONABLE RATES.
CALL RIA. 3-2606 OR RIA. 3-7540.
BEAUTY SALON, air eond., good
loo, operators; good going bust.
day Sun, cali Pc 5-i0Ss. anu ="
ESTAB. CARD-GIFT SHOP for sale
due TO death In family; unusual
g1PPPordl", a se5y reas' NO. 7-OSl4'
FLOOR SANDING, 10 years estab.
and 1nishing, Included in sale
truck ali machinery once and
goodwill business, IA. 2-9l3S.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE,
1901 Mt. Pleasant ST. NV; good
location; very reas.; low rent.
GROCERY STORE, located on
community, is mi, from b. c.;
old established business: owner
retiring; $4,000, inc. all stock,
fixtures and good viii, $4,000
cash, balance 800 per mo-; cur
rent volume over S1OO. 600 yearly
snd gong TO get better; PENTA-
CON REALTY. CIR. 3-3400, . to q.
INDIVIDUAL to participate in 2
interesting projects for tHmorary
backing, Edgewater 9-592l.
MAYTAG cOIN-O-MATIC
LAUNDRY STORES-Your choice
Of four different sizes, as low as
S1,7OQ down, installed. So bank
nnaneins; 40 TO 60es return on
investment. No inventory or per-
sion. Cali MARLEE INC, OIL
4-2322 or OIL. 4-352s.
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS, be
your own boss. Mobil Oil Co. has
a proven service station located
at major intersection for lease
Training with pay. Call HE. o.
1920.
PET SHOP FOR SALE. on main
thoroughfare; est. p yrs ARIiNG-
TON PET SHOP, 200 Columbia
/, pike.
SEAFOOD POULTRY MARKET,
2400 Nichols avenue Sc Fully
equipped established business. Will
consider reasonable offer. LU A.
2322 or Ii. 3-2666.
SERVICE STATION Business for
sale. Stock and equipment for
less than $4,000 Good location
. miles to next near station. Good
potential. Phone MR.. HICKS, WA
7-4417.
SERVICE STATION for lease, mod
ern, 3 bay, on busy North Airing
ton thoroughfare; gallonage rental:
available Immediately, can be
handled with about So. 900 invest
ment. Call MIR. MORAN, Ia. o.
$500 for interview.
SERVICE STATION franchise nov
open. Located in shopping center
on main highway in Leesburg.
Va. Potential unlimited due TO
development of the surrounding
area and Chantilly Airport Phone
for appt: Purcellville. Va. ED
S-5911. Winchester, MO. 2-2l22,
/. or MO 2-s6l2.
! TAVERN, St. Marv's County, near
Air Base. 400 capacity. bar. dance
band 7-day bwl., slots, S-unit
motel: acre land. Doing good
e sSsmeS Suy oTn s be esVis sTEI tass
VAUGHAN. Prince Frederick, Nd
: Phone 1921
TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT-WelI
located Good business, four miles
from new Dulles International
! AirnOrt RrOWninp g-QGgS o.
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GEORGETOWN
3247 R ST.

1-47 r ST,
Detached brick in one Of George
towns most choice locations.
Near Dunbarton Oaks. First floor
has entrance hall with firepl !,
drawing room with f1repl.. as well
as a firepl. in the sunny, large
complete the first floor. Second
floor has library with firepl., three
bedrooms and two baths. Three
bedrooms and bath on third floor:
the lot of 175-ft. deep plus ga
rage makes this one OF the most
desirable houses in GEORGETOWN.
Week ends call co. 5-4662l,
Open Sunday 20.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

SMALL APT, furn or unfurn.; vic.
Springfield nnandale, Va. Box
275-Z. Star.
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APIS. UMFURNIsnED-VA.
icONTINUEol

so N. Bedford St.
. rooms, kitchen, bath; SIS in
eludes utilities. Key at Apt. /,
50 N. Bedford st. B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV, Ma $4,000.
ARL.-Nearly new duplex bldg; de
luxe 2-bedrm. apt. din. rm,
dream kit, dishwasher disposal;
) Minis. Pent. and airport, adults
Sl06 mo-. plus utils. Otis 4-9560
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AREA
-One-bedrm. apt. available; low
rent; in modern l0-unit buildinV
for mature white couple who will
perform light custodial duties
references required adults; no
pets. Dunkirk 5-7979.
AVAIL. SEPT. l
2-bedrm, apt. convenient to bus,
schools churches, Buckingham
area. 500 so mo. 465 N. Thomas
St, ia. $4,000.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX.-Nicely furn., 2-bedrm
brick; COW. loo. Avail, immed
Short or long term lease. CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-08
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS, b

your own boss. Mobil on Co, has
at major intersection for lease
Training with pay. Call HE. O.
1920
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MAYTAG cOIN-O-MATIC
LAUNDRY STORES-Your choice
Of four different sizes, as low as
Sl.700 down, installed. So bank
financing; 40 to 60es return on
investment. No inventory or per-
sonnet problems. Little supeTyi-
4-2322 or OIL. 4-3hoS.
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CHEVY CHASE, 542O seth st, NV.
The most attractive small house
in this desirable area. Cor. lot
& rms. porcheS, mod. kit. and
bath; Sl9,950. PIEDMONT CO.,
OIL. E.dEdS. nunc Oh C-snEn
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SERVICE STATION Business for
less than $4,000 Good location.
2 miles TO next near station. Good
potential. Phone Mr.. HICKS, WA.
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H sRgsrb b9 sHks F SS PAVED S4 F p5SS
AREA REAsoNABLE RATES.
CALL RIA. $4,000 OR RIA. 3-7540,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Realtor

BRIARCLIFF-SPRING VALLEY
All of a sudden, we have several
fine big homes for sale in this
very choice area 4, 3 and bed
rooms, all priced very senSibly to
sell. Several are ideal for large
scale entertaining. Mr.. Rhodes,
OIL. 6-2442. FRANK S. PHIL
lips. INC. DI H-14l1
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CLEVELAND PARK AREA

4S3o RENO RID.
Charming brick house on corner
lot. living room, dining room.
kitchen, three bedrooms, "a
baths, rec. room, garage Open
Sunday 2-6. Week ends call OIL.
2-742O. Exclusive agent.
j. F. BEGG, INC.
REALTORS DU. 7-24SO
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SEAFOOD POULTRY MARKET,

PET SHOP FOR SALE, on main
thoroughfare; est. . yrs. ARLiNG-
TON PET SHOP, 200 Columbia
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FINANCE COMPANIES

cOLEsVILLE RD, AND CLOVERLY.
DelieateSsen with outside market
for fruit, veg, etc. Ev 4-leO6.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
LcAAIIIAIIIEhA

CHEVY CHASE, MD,-Loyely ram
bier, 3 bedTms., 2 baths, liv. fm,
ssP s ara tm BASEMENT mSs s saSd mo.
JAMES l., DIXON n Co, Real
tors, ST, 3-720O, JU. S-ibi2'
COLLEGE PARK. Sl30-Rleasant
3 bedrms. and sun porch. Public
schools, University OF Nd, shop
ping and transportation within easy
walking distance. Near Naval Ord
nance Laboratory, Available Sept.
or possibly sooner. Call WA.
CONN. AVE. PIX, WHEATON, ND. (;
3 schools nearby-Bright 3-bedrm
brk. rambler; | "a baths, GE kit,
mo, DOROTHY X WINSTON n
CO., 005 18th st, NV, ST, 10000
FALLS CHURCH, bedrms,, .
baths; lovely shaded yd.; auiet set.
ting, across from st. James
Cross, BARR REALTY, INC, 2iie
Wilson blvd, Arl,, Va. IA. 4-335O
FALLS CHURCH, bedrms., fin.
washer sS f and dT n s comp hs slss
yard; cow. to schools, churches
and shopping; Sl4O. JE. 2-7522
FALLS CHURCH; exclusive area
4-bedroom and pine-den rambler
with 3 baths, two fireplaces, full
5 basement; large rOomy home
1850, JOSEPH VI. sEkY con-
PANY, Realtors, ll3 W. Broad
street. Falls Church. Virginia.
FALLS CHURCH-Vicinity Grahail
I'd; and ,Arl, blvd 3 bedrms, ant
S Spacious s; yafd s E m null O'J "a
FALLS CHURCH. PA W, Jefferson
st.-FouT -bedrm. stone house; Y
baths, full bsmt.; $3.50. JE. 2-1246
FOREST HGTs.-3 bedrms., II;
baths, full bsmt., fenced I'd, mr.
schools. Very clean. 10. 1880
TT. DUPONT S.E.-3 bedrms., IL
baths, bsmt., rec, nm, cow. shop
ping. schools. SIPS mo. BAH
Nash pl., LU 2-SS28.
GAITHERSBURG = 3-bedrm. housl
car garage. Close 70 Acc and Rte
240 in very quiet area rent $l5i
mo, Call Waverly 1883,
GEORGETOWN = sunny 3-bedrm
2-bath house with cheerful kit
and beautiful disable garden. S30l
per mo. Call Mrs RonhoVde. BOSs
& PHELPS, INC. MA. $4,000
Ewes. and wk ends, WO 6-2720
GOLF COURSE is across the stree
from this de luxe homes bed
rms, unusual pine-paneled der
and other delightful features
make this a house TO see. Onl!
! $40 per mo Mr.. Cross, BARI
REALTY, INC, PIG Wilson blvd
Ar, Va, ia. 1880.
HIGH BRIDGE, MD.-2-bedrm
bungalow and bath full bsmt
not more than 2 children; $751;
mo. CE. S-26Sl.
HYATTSVILLE-Det. 3 bedrms., hV
rm., din. rm., kit, attic; cow. loo
$3.50 mo OWNER, EN- 2-1072
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Chevy Chase Circle
5 BEDRMS-3Ih RATHS

D bEOHMO.-oH2 BATHS
Near Blessed Sacrament and La
center-hall Colonial brick with
slate roof. 1st-FLOOR POWDER
ROOM; large liv. rm., din. rm.
kit; porch and garage. A real
value at S2S,000. To see, cal
Mr.. Mcintosh. Elk. 3-24S0; ewes
and Sun, AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,-Loyely ram.
bier, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, liv. fm.,
sep. din, rm,. mod. kitchen, g
car garage, basement. $3.50 mo.
JAMES l.. DIXON n CO., Real
tors, ST. 3-7oOO, III S-thin
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2400 Nichols avenue Sc Fully
equipped established business. Will
consider reasonable offer. LIZ A.
9ROo Or IT 9.ORgR