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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-29

fees began getting around in
August. preparing for the big push
to November 8.
Another accident at Red House
claimed the life of one woman
and injured six other persons when
two cars collidcd at the intersec-
ton of Routes SO and 219
John Yuhaniak, Of Baltimore,
was charged with murder in the
death of his wife at New Germany
He was later found guilty and
sentenced to eight years.
September
The Sterling plant resumed oper-
ations early in the month after a
.12-day labor dispute. Oakland and
Mt. Lake Park were having water
difficulties, but all because of dis
trihution problems.
The taxpayers suit against the
County Commissioners in the
Brenneman drilling case was de-
cided in favor of the commission
ers by Judge Kenneth McLaugh-
lin.
Schools of the county opened
for the new term with an enroll
ment OF 4,729. which later grew to
4.778. Thirteen persons were in
dicted by the September Grand
Jury and three young men es-
capped from the county Jail. Two
were later picked up in Fairmont,
w. Va. Clifford A. Phillips was
named assistant postmaster at
Oakland, to succeed T. J. Stanton,
who retired.
The Republicans announced
plans for a large countrywide rally
at Accident to hear from candi-
dates and party workers. Plans
were being made, too, for the
Autumn Glory excursion.
And remembering the past win
ter, the County Roads department
began overhauling its equipment
and sharpening its snow ploWs.
October
Mountain Lake Park began use
of its new post office building
across the road from the old struc-
ture 4 farm census showed 193,-
1876 acres in production in this
county, consisting Of ST. individu-
al farm units, IS less than five
years before.
Final registration figures showed
9.484 eligible to vote in the Nc
vember election. There were SIG
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-29

horse-draWn sleds was reported in
the Pleasant valley section. Total
damage amounted 20 twenty-five
cents.
Other news stories during the
month included the election Of
Russell l.. smith to another term
as mayor of Oakland and w f..
Naylor, Emory W. Adams and
Harold Harmed as new members
Of council
The court handed down an
opinion declaring the first wife of
Richard Browning TO be his legal
heir. They had been married in
1912.
April
The Sherifrs office made an
nouncemcnt Of the appointment Of
Wayne wilt as deputy, TO succeed
Bruce Close, resigned. Winter
made another closing try, but it
was weak and resulted in from
one to three inches of snow.
\ mine disaster at the Paugh
mine near Kitzmiller resulted in
the death of three workers who
were trapped in a cave-in.
The resignation of Paul Nuha
as principal at Northern High
school was submitted to the Board
Of Education A group of county
taxpayers threatened another suit
over the payment of a drilling fee
10 John Brenneman, a controversy
which had been going on for some
months past.
As the month ended. plans were
being made for major improve
ments TO state park areas in the
county. An appropriation of $685.
600 was approved for the public
facility at Deep Creek Lake.
May
Primary election results in Gar
rett county showed that local Re-
publicans had selected Charles
Nee. Matthias as their candidate
for Congress, to oppose John Foley,
Democratic incumbent. Maryland
Democrats chose Kennedy for
President.
The Mayor and Council of Oak
land. following a public meeting,
declared they would proceed with
plans to secure a new water sup
ply from the YOughiogheny river
Gas production for the first quar-
ter of the year showed another
increase, the third in succession.
There was plenty Of activity in
the schools during the month. too.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-29

MI and Mrs. Ralph Spear and
son. Mr.. and Mrs Ronald Hutchin-
son, Nancy Dewitt, and Billy Spear
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Spear
Those visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Erant during the Christmas
holidays we're MIR. and Mrs. Vince
Parker. Doris Brant Cary Zacheis,
Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Hutchison. Of
New Castle, Del; Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Brant and children Mr.
and Mrs Robbie Brant. and Mr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-29

TWO hundred and fifty seniors
were preparing for graduation, 1l6
at Northern and 134 at Southern.
The Board Of Education reported
success in securing teachers for
the coming year ard announced
the appointment of Lewis Walker,
Of Bel Air, TO succeed Paul Muha
at Northern. A contract for an adj
dition to the Red House school
was awarded.
June
The Industrial Development
fund. 10 finance the location here
of the Harco numbering operations,
reached its goal Of $4,000, and
negotiations were underway for
the purchase OF land near Oak
land.
Things we're busy in Deer Park,
with preparations being made for
three-day convention of the Al
legany-Garrett Counties Firemen's
association. The Town Council
opened bids on its water project
during the month, but delayed
awarding OF contracts until they
could be studied.
At Deep Greek Lake, seven
year-old girl drowned in an unusu-
al accident when the automobile
in which she was a passenger ran
away into the lake.
E. Ray Jones retired in June
as superintendent of the Sunday
School Of st. Paulis Methodist
church, a post he had held for 81
years. He was succeeded by Har-
old Harmed.
The teaching staff for the COM
ing school year was completed,
with 1877 instructors This was one
less than the previous year.
Six taxpayers entered a suit over
payment of the Brenneman drilling
fee.
July
The water contracts were
awarded by the Town of Oakland,
which borrowed s45O,OOO to fl
nance the project. Lights were
ordered for the football field at
Southern, even though the fund
drive to pay for them was still
$1,000 short of its S64OO goal.
The County Commissioners filed
reply to the taxpayers suit and
awaited a court verdict in the
drawn-out matter. The quarterly
gas report this time reflected a
seasonal trend, and showed de-
crease for the second listing period.
August
Things were really going at the
Garrett county fair Five hundred
and thirty-four exhibitors had dis
played 2,186 articles, a new record.
Georgia Ann Glotfelty of near
Oakland. was named Farm Queen,
and Stewart Stanton, of Grants
vile. was judged the outstanding
farm youth.
Another bank merger involved
the First State Bank of Grants
vile and The Liberty Trust Co.,
Of Cumberland.
A runaway acid truck killed two
persons near Bloomington when it
struck a parked prop truck at the
foot Of Backbone mountain.
A strike at the Sterling Process
sing company here closed all plant
operations.
Candidates for various state Of
- -
GEY ~
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-29
McHENRY

Sue Saltzer Takoma Park, was
weekend visitor of her family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Salt2er.
Mr.. and Mrs Ronald Hutchin-
son and Cary Zacneis, Of New
Castle, Del, were visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Spear, over
the Christmas holidays.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-29

or no new snow fell on Christmas
day. those who prefer the tradi-
tional white Christmas" found
plenty still on hand. The weather
moderated considerably following
the holiday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-29

she said all her money was in
her bed. Among canvas pieces
between fhe mattress and pill
lows was discovered SIC, 321 90
in gold bills. When told the a.
mount, Mrs. DrUmond who later
died replyed, as that all?
thought there would be $4,000
90. That isn't much for fifty
years Of saving" Does not this
incident reveal the fact that
even if ore were wealthy enough
TO lie on money stuffed mat
fress, it would be an Unsatis-
factory resting place? The only
perfect resting place is on the
finished work of Christ. He said,
Come unto me, all we that la
Dor and are heavy laden, and
will give you rest" MAT.
11:28) This rest cost Him His
all but it costs you nothing.
Those who have experienced
what it means TO be wealthy
give testimony that their wealth
never gave them res. and peace
And so il is with all earthly am
billions, whether if be desire for
position, pleasure, houses, or
land; it will never give you sat-
isfaction and rest. Come TO Him
for the rest Of your lives.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-29

and Mrs. Raymond Spear and Carl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Hutchinson
visited Mrs. PROD Spear and fami-
ly Sunday evening.
Saturday evening visitors of Mrs.
Mark Saltzcr and family were MIR.
and Mrs. Ronald Hutchinson.
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The Premier CT i1os declared
Western style democracy would
not work in Laos. Laotians want
70 De commanded
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-12-29

On a bed of
money! When re-
aItiVes a S K e d
Mrs. Mary Jane
DrUmmond Of &C.
der Rapids, Iowa,
who had been in
iUred, if there
was any money
TO pay the doctor,
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-02
photo--Ed Banks
Speaking of
PUBLIC SAFETY
"Wbere there is no vision
the people berisb".
vucutioning Motorists Risk
Death In Darkness

CLEVELAND, O., AUG. =
According to the National Safe
ty Council, August racks up the
largest number of motor vehicle
accidents of any summer vacation
month. Statistics also show that
Fl, ,250 of the $1,000 men, women
and children killed in automobile
crashes in 1859, met death in the
dark. So if you are planning a
family motor trip, your best safe
ty bet is to travel during the day.
light hours.
Last year, there were nearly
$4,000 more highway casualties
than in 1858, and there were 900
more deaths.
The total of the auto accident
injured, manned and disfgured
in 1859 was 2,870,0O0. An appal-
ling figure.
Of all of the suggestions that
have been made to solve this ma
tional terror, the only practical
one is the use of lighting.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-02

According to a Northwestern
University eye specialist, DR..
James E. Lebensohn, "the prime
reason for the excess of night
accidents is inadequate vision.
"Automobile accidents are
brought about by a combination
of circumstances, and the remov-
al of one, often results in avoid
ing the accident. The more GER
tain seeing provided by good
lighting reduces the accident
quota previously attributed to in
attention, carelessness, fatigue,
speeding or drunkenness"
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-02
EVERYBODY'S
BUSINESS

Omega Chappele is the man.
ager of Modernistic Beauty Shop
and Ethel Edwards is the mana
ger of Your Beauty Salon. There
was a mixup of names last week
in this column.
Jazz musicians and jazz lis
teners are invited to attend the
Sunday jam session at the Elks
Lodge. 4 to pm.
AL Carr and Willie Watson have
opened a bar -b-q cafe at 2725
E.. Broadway. They will stay
open until 2 am. to serve hungry
night people.
James Brown proved favor
lite of the younger music lovers
in Phoenix. He presented a jump
ing program at the Calderon
Ballroom and the girls really
swooned.
John Brown, not Del Brown of
Hodges Bar BIO moved to 2l4l
E. Broadway. It's not easy to
tell the twin brothers apart.
Lena Cook is one of the pleas
ant mattresses at Macs Kitchen.
T-Bone Walker, a famous blues
guitarist will appear at the pre-
Labor Day dance scheduled at
the Elks Lodge, Sunday. Sept.4.
He was favorite in Chicago sew
eral years ago.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-02

The Elks are now looking for
ward to anew day and progress
i've program in 1861. The Grand
Lodge is over and new officers
have been elected.
Kermit Cagles President of the
Pacific States Association and
Maple Pratt, daughter ruler of
Grand Canyon Temple with
Charlsetta and Mack McClammy
and your exalted Ruler attended
the Grand Lodge held in Chicago
August 2l-26, 1860 in the beauti-
full Corpus Christi Center.
Highlights of the Grand Lodge
were a Civil Liberties program
and the Educational and Beauty
and Talent Program. The ora
torical contest was won by Sey-
mour Anthony Whitfield of St.
Petersburg, Fla. He competed
against five others.
The Civil Liberties program
was highlighted by the awarding
of the Lovejoy award to the Atty.
General of the u. S.A. The Hon.
William P. Rodgers.
The Atty. Gen. spoke until he
broke down and cried, telling of
his fight in trying to help the
Negroes in the South to obtain
their rights to vote. He asked
every Elk to do everything that
he or she could to get Negroes to
register and vote. for voteless
people is helpless people.
The Beauty and Talent contest
was won by Cecille Garrett of
Charleston, S. Carolina.
Hobson Reynolds was elected
Grand Exalted Ruler; Bretram
Gregory Ext. Leading Knight.
Stanley Thomas Ext. Loyal Knight
and E. c.. Battles Ext. Lectur-
ing Knight.
J.D. Holmes
EXalfed Ruler
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-02

Sure to win the popular vote,
picnic after picnic, are charcoal
broiled Dixie Dogs. Their plat
form for election is based on
four food favorites. The little
brown peanut with the solid
backing of the South lends palate
appeal as peanut butter filling
for the "hot dog" wrapped in
bacon. Teamed with the peoples
choice, a toasted frankfurter
bun, Dixie Dogs are slated for
victory.
Dixie Dogs
6 frankfurters
Il cup peanut butter
6 bacon slices
6 sliced frankfurter buns
Slit frankfurters, lengthwise.
Spread 2 teaspoons of peanut
butter in each slit. Wrap a ba-
con slice, diagonally, around each
frankfurter and fasten bacon
with toothpicks. Grill in closed
wire rack over hot Goals. Serve
in frankfurter buns.
Yield: 6 Dixie Dogs.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-02

]. D. Holmes
Exalted Ruler
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
BEVERLY HILLS

A complete home. 4-bedroon
bungalow In Euclid's prime sec
ton. Full basement all tiled with
double lovotorY. closet and
shower. Extra lorge yuYd with
plenty OF trees. Plenty Of storage
throughout the home. Living
room hos foyer and wood burn
ing fireplace. Owner moving out
Of stdte. see this and you won't
look uny further.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
REALTORS
MORE !,i;|
FAMILY HOME

If Its q lorge fomily home YOU
otter. this is 1t. 2 minutes wolh
to J85th shopping oreo. Colombo,
type home. Usual lst with wood
burning fireplace. loTge sur
room in reor 8 very good size
bedrooms on End plus ON oddi
tionol bedroom on 3rd. Base.
ment with luvutorY and shower
Goroge. For q lurue home you d
do well 10 see this,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
OFF JOHNNY CAKE

S minutes TO shopping and
Ground. the corner from gon
course, this lovely ranch on an
exceptionally beautiful lot. 2
very large bedrooms and king.
sized kitchen. pGneled fomily
room with double grill for inside
and outside borbecuing; full
basement; garage with plenty
Of storage. q pleasure to show
this home priced in the mid eos.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
OFF BLVD.

In ono OF the nicer sections oi
Euclid. A 3-bedroom colonial on
q nice wooded lot. Hos the
usuol lst with q wood-burnino
fireplace and screened-in porch
8 lorge bedrooms and bath on
he End. Divided basement with
an additional fireplace and lovu.
Tory. Attached garage. lmmedi
ate possession on this home. The
price Is right.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
LARGE RANCH

Four-bedroom. on-floor plan with
all good sized rooms. LoIge
modem living room with wood
beomed ceiling. dinette. kitchen
with breakfast bar and oven.
Large fomily room poneled with
Philippine mahogany with sep
orote lovotorY. l2-cor ottoched
garage on q deep lot with llo'
frontage. The perfect home for q
lorqe family.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
GREENWOOD AREA

One Of the incest bungalows in
the meo. Lorge kitchen with
separate dining room. | luge
bedroom with lovotory down. 2
bedrooms with complete both
up. Vestibule enhonce. Bose
ment. A newer home. and very
complete. Be sure TO call us
toddv
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
DEEP LOT

Shurp 4-bedroom bungalow.
up and 2 down. if you need room
to roam this lot is 70x370 with
plenty OF trees and beautiful
lundscoping. Full basement onc
lR-cor garage. A very cleor
place with the best OF core
This property is zoned for bust
ness and could be used foi
future investment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
NORTH OF
LAKE SHORE Blvd.

1896. eriek ; bedroom eoIonioI.
Full basement, formal dining room,
enclosed porch, 2-eor sorose.
Many extro lectures.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
ST. CHRErNEs

Brick front bungalow. hos exIc
lorge kitchen and dinnette with
built-in oven and rdnge. 2 large
bedrooms down. hos open stair
way leading up which is 80%
finished. Plumbing for ddditiono
bath is olreody in. Has q di
vided basement. garage. Assess
ments all pUid.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28

Very nice size colonial. with tho
usuol lst plus breohost nook
md screened-in porch. Has 5
bedrooms and bath on the Sec
ond. Basement. 2h-cor garage
complete this attractive buy.
which also lectures olumlnum
siding. and brdnd new corpet-
ind.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
SUBURBAN BRICK
BUNGALOW

*es75. Only ) ysars old fhis OK.
fra nice 3-bedroom brick homo
hos brsszswoy and double at.
foehsd soross with both and q
hoH and eorpeting. This home h
in immaculate condition and hos
many fine fsotvres such os O built
in oven and range. Just few
minutes from Euclid Ave. and
Located on q full acre Of land.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
LOADED WITH ExTRAsl

*l70o. This lovely bungalow fso-
tvsss aIvminvm siding. Iarss
rooms, like new eorpstins, COM
pIetely finished recreation room.
torss Storage ossa. S minutes
from shopping and schools. Beau
sifvlIy londseopsd grounds. $500. 90
down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
OFF E. 26oth

A very attractive bungalow, with
2 bedrooms down. / finished up
with room for ON additional bed
room. Hos L-shope living and
dining creo. The home II i'm
moculote. lla-cm garage with
an open breezewoy. Let us show
you this home today. you won I
find one nicer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
BRAND NEW

North Of blvd. Well constructed
home. All lorqe rooms. Usual Isl
featuring q nice poneled fomilY
room. plus ldvotorY. 3 large
bedrooms and bath up, storage
on 3rd. Attached 2-cur garage.
divided basement. This home
has everything including built.
ins. Make it your business to
see this today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
ASSESSMENT FREE

36x2e homs semi-ronch with
three good sized bedrooms on
first and room for exponsion up;
full basement: dining oreo and
full kitchen. Ideol location fol
children. close to schools. 2-coI
gmoge on q 50xlS0 lot. Carpet
ing and dropes included. On ex.
cellent home for the riqht fumily
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE

A home complete trom top to
bottom. right on the lake. For
an outstanding home you must
see this. A COLONEL type home.
hos additional poneled librory.
luvotory. q l2xl8 jolousie sun
deck on lst. 3 huge bedrooms
plus bath on End. Divided bose-
ment with finished recreotion
room. lovotorY and shower. q
cor ottoched garage. Your own
privote beach plus any number
OF extras too numerous to men,
ton
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
2.FAMLY

Tapestry brick right off E. 2o0th
The home is new. Has q lorge
kitchen and dinette in each
suite. plus living room. 2 bed
rooms and bath. Divided bose.
ment. 2A-cU garage. This is an
ideal home for someone looking
for thot additional income to
assist in the financing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
NORTH OF BLVD.

The incest bungalow We have
come up with in q long time
Hos Q good size bedrooms down
plus 2 finished up. The kitchen
is out of this world. Divided
basement with O finished recreo.
ton room. plus lovotory and
shower. Attached garage. Nice
wooded lot. See II today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
so. OF EUCLID AVE.

Newly decorated q bedroom
bungalow with expansion fol
3rd bedroom up. Attached 60
raqe. full basement, extra large
living room. With low taxes ono
the home in Al shape it will be
trouble free for years 10 come
Come and see for only Sle.90o
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
PERFECT RANCH

Beyond q doubt this is as nice
q home as you con find. com
plete with built-in oven ono
range. screened-in porch. recreo
ton room. tiled basement with
uuxiliory kitchen. 2-cor garage
Everything like new-don't miss
this value.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
3l5.e0o RANCH

$l5.soo RANCH
Wiekliffs-6 yeors old. soxlso
freed lot. 3 bedrooms. unusually
large kitchen, ve,tibvIe entrance,
Competing is in good condition.
leor attached soroee which i,
fully pIos'ered. Home hos been
recently redeeorofsd and is in
excellent condition. New AUI COS
water heoter. Loeoted south Of
Ridge Rood off Rockefeller.
FOR A LARGE CATHOLIC FAMILY
Only 2 minutes TO church and
school. 4 bedrooms, 7-yeor-oId
bungalow, ) bofhs, modern
kitchen with bviIt-in nook. Din
ing room, divided basement. Cor
petins. loxl0 rear enclosed
porch. One bedroom i, poneled
and con be used os o den. 2-eor
sorose. concrete drive. SIC, 400.
. 1880 Euclid Ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
IDEAL BUNGALOW

Neot two bedroom home with
low, low tdxes. room for ex-
ponsion on second. ideal lot for
picnics. lla-cor qGroge. this Is
priced at $1,000 and shouldn't
lost long. See it today and COM
pare.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
El31l3;&11Il3I[l1 S!:IEG;4E3 :Ga153s]3 ]33233 E3!5!f;
$500 DOWN

Yes, only $500. You con buy this
2-bedroom brick bungalow with
expansion up; full basement.
new gas furnoce and 40-gollon
hot wuter tonk. Close to schools.
Coil and inspect this home
today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28

RANCH
4 ysor, old, full basement. ; bed.
rooms. modern kitchen with cot
ing spoes plus dinetts. vestibvle
entrance, oil Improvements in and
poid for. $ls.5o0.
BRICK RANCH
$4,000, 2-eor ottoehsd sofese,
hardwood floors, front covered
potio; foyer entrance. 3 bed
rooms, dishwosher ond bviit-in
nook in large kitchen. soxl4o lot
All improvements. South Of
Ridge Road.
GOOD LOCATION
3-bedroem homo in excellent
condition. lorss kitchen, rsereo-
tion room. divided basement.
Newly dseeroted. Near schools,
shopping center and Euclid city
bus. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
ALMOST NEW RANCH

3-bedroom ranch. kitchen with
eating space. dining room. tile
bath with built-in vonity. Patio.
all oluminum siding. practically
no maintenance. Only $500
down. monthly payments less
than rent. See today and you
will surely make on offer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
LARGE BUNGALOW

For q nice size bungalow see
this So with 2 bedrooms down
and q large room up. Lorge iv-
inc room, kitchen-dinette oreo.
Full basement. all noturol wood
work. Other extros, call now.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
Just LISTED

Four-yeU-old ranch on q lUqe
foundotion. Full basement ond
lh-cW qoroge. 3 good sized
bedrooms. NeU shopping and
churches. see this youngster for
ON exceptional bargain on to-
d0y's market.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
DEAD END STREET

Cont be beat for the money
owner off to coast and is WILLING
to give up this beautiful 3-bed
room home with q full all tiled
basement 2l2-cor garage. al
aluminium storms and screens
Only 6 years old and no assess
ments. Nice quiet neighborhood
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
LARGE LOT

And plenty OF home. -Four good
sized bedrooms Q down and Q
up with luvutory. Full basement
and enclosed reor porch. Lo-
cuted on q 73x3le' wooded lot.
See this today for q terrific volue
on toduy's market.