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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28

wilderness area behind the
First Presbyterian church that
drew it's name from the excell-
ent view afforded from its hill.
Most Of the acreage consisted
of a vineyard and fruit orchard.
Six farm houses and several
barns and sheds were on the
property.
81 Acres in 1911
The National Electric Lamp
Association (whose initials n
spired the name, Nela) pur-
chased six parcels Of land, to-
taling 81 acres in early 1911 to
give the Park its birth. The
sellers were J.A.B. Smythe,
J.H. Dempsey, J.H. Donahey,
J.A. Lannert, Daniel Appel and
the Windermere Realty Co.
Before that, Nela Park was
only dream of two farsighted
gentlemen, F.S. Terry and BIG.
Tremaine.
They were the founders of
the National Electric Lamp AS
sociation, an organ zati ION
formed by the merger in 1901
of a number of small, indepen-
dent incandescent lamp manu-
facturers. This group in 1911
became the National Lamp
Works of the General Electric
Co.
N.EL.A. spent its early years
in dingy building at East 45th
ST., and Hough ave-, in Cleve-
land, the former home of the
Brush Electric Co.
Business expanded so briskly,
though, that it soon became
apparent N.E.L.A. would have
to find new quarters. Terry and
Tremaine enthusiastically con-
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part of her life as we'll as a
social one. and after year she
capitulated, publicly expressed
her change of attitude and was
accepted once again in the
church.
After the death in 1885 of her
husband she was left with life
interest in the property. She
also kept a vigilant eye on the
activities at the Academy.
About 1888 there was intro
duced in the Academy some cal
isthenic and wand drill" for
the girls. This otok place on the
second floor, and was looked
upon quite obviously as "danc-
ing" by some people, and when
some plaster fell from the cell
ing below. Aunt Shaw spoke and
this activity ceased.
Financial Trouble
Shaw Academy was having
financial trouble and it was
deemed necessary to sell the
land which John Shaw had left
in the care Of three trustees.
After an act of the Legislature
making this possible, Aunt Shaw
in 1848 signed over her interest
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Education was early con-
sidered a requisite of the ma
tional welfare, and in the Ord
nance of 1887 Congress pro-
vided that one thirty-siXth of
all land in the Northwest Terri
tory was to be reserved for
school purposes. When Ohio be-
came a State in 1903, it took
over the direction of this pro-
vision. Section 16 was always
designated as the School Land
in Ohio.
In 1862 Congress made allow
ance for the sale of such land
to give ready revenue, and the
interest on these sales consti-
tutes part Of the ''irreducible
debt" of school budgets.
The establishments of schools
in Cleveland proper was a little
slow. in fact several taverns
flourished before a school was
organized. The first one on
record was the one taught by
Anna Spafford in 1902, with
about a dozen pupils in the
front room" at Major Carter's.
Miss Sarah Doan, daughter Of
Nathaniel, taught near Kings
bury's on Ridge Road. John
Doan told of being sent from
the Corners. which meant
105th and Euclid. to school in
Newburgh. He was quite home
sick and the bowling of the
wolves around the home where
he boarded was disturbing.
A Teachers Contract"
An early contract might be
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The land chosen was dense
forest and became a farm land
orchard on the north side of Eu-
cid Avenue) by virtue of hard
work on the part of all the fam
lily. The slowness of this process
is evidenced by the fact that
when the Academy became
reality, the students played
among the evergreens, and
gathered nuts at recess time
from the south part Of the area,
Typical Pioneer Woman
Much Of the development can
be attributed to Mrs. Shaw. She
was physically strong. as indeed
all the pioneer women were, or
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beauty, but also serves as an
auxiliary water supply for fire
protection. 1t is 144 feet in d.
ameter. II ft. 6 in. deep and has
a capacity of about a million
gallons of water. 1t was built
in 1912.
Column 20 Feet High
The POOLS fountain, installed
in 1910, spouts column of
water 70 feet high. 1t consists
of 80 water nozzles, and is
lighted by AZ various-colored
floodlights.
Another of the Parks unique
features is Nela Camp, an
eight-acre semi-wooded area in
the southeast corner of the
property. 1t serves as the
center of employee recreation,
and is the scene of many sales
and business conferences every
summer.
Among other facilities, the
Camp includes 75x25 ft. swim
ming pool, shuffleboard courts,
picnic tables and stoves, horse
shoe pitching pits, an auditor
ium, a dining breezeway, and a
softball diamond.
Nela Park at one time also
contained a par three golf
course, several tennis courts
and a rifle range. These have
been discontinued to make room
for new buildings and employee
parking areas.
The new buildings and park
ing lots symbolic the growth
of Nela Park through SO years
growth that not only means
progress for General Electric
employees, but also their East
Cleveland neighbors.
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East Cleveland's "city with
in a city" is lighting birthday
candles this year, too.
Nela Park, famed head
quarters of General Electirc's
Lamp Division, joins East
Cleveland in marking its 50th
year Of progress-a product the
Company traditionally regards
as its most important"
Ground was broken at Nela
in the autumn Of 1911-the
first year of East Cleveland's
city status-for the original
buildings Of the nations pion-
eer industrial park. Nela's Of
ficial 50th anniversary cele-
bration will be observed in
1868, marking so years of oc-
cupancy.
Today, with nearly 2500 en-
ployees, Nela Park is East
Cleveland's largest employer,
biggest taxpayer, and most
famous landmark. Its velvet
grounds, winner of many ma
tional landscaping awards, in
clude "a ivy-clad buildings and
seven miles of winding roads
and sidewalks.
ReknOwn Institute
Known as the university of
light" Nela Park annually
draws hundreds of top scien-
lists from all parts of the
world to visit its research lab
oratories. Additional thousands
of tourists and school children
flock to its public showplace,
the Lighting Institute.
1t wasn't that way in 1911,
though.
At that time the site was
known as Panorama Heights"
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SAGA OF EAST CLEVELAND (continved)

EDITORS NOTE There many interesting his
orieo left Of the East Cleveland Leader onn-
versoy souvenir issue published Lost Saturday, This
due the fabulous response Of advertisers and the
operation of the eys official historian, Mrs. Wade Price
Because of this, coIinwood Publishing Co., publish
Of the Leader has set osde this special TO con-
tnve the historical and highly interesting review Of Eost
CIeveond's post.
II suggested ho this page be torn out and included
in the special supplement for reference we'll further
memoirs Of wonderful days gone by.
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there organization but when
city people inquired the price of land the villagers decided main
County affaion In much the law stated that for
had Contiguous East Cleveland
leave strip of unclaimed land between and
Cleveland although such precautions taken with
Newburgh to the South.
under the wing of three trustees clerk fence viewer
and constable.
Incorporated 1895
There dissatisfaction and petition the
Village East Cleveland incorporated
for twelve and H. B. Chapman
the clerk for the length of time
beginning Councmen could receive by Ohio law
They each week. and much additional time
investigation for drainage
settling boundary disputes weighing the need for roads,
BY they received the handsome 81 meeting this
exceed twenty-four meetings year.
The early Ordinances really emphasize the flight of time and
the changes in conditions witness:
No II 1s95"No shall permit horse mule
large any street road in the village
leave standing unhitched leave close enough
shrubbery o eat it
895"It shall be unlawful for person discharge
any gum rifle musket, carbne, revolver.
pistol. airgun any kind of firearms make
of any sling within the village
No 81 S95-prohbs skating sliding coasing the side
walks Of the village
S97-reguaes Of the Rail-
o II miles hour
that be provided with lamp
lantern at the front this must be lighted
sundown and kept lit while the vehicle is in
after dark and the light be visible for 200
feet. There also be a BELL horn, gong
which must be sounded SO feet from a
other vehicle. The speed must not exceed IL
miles per hour.
The Village became City in 1911 by virtue of population of
continued Mayor Council until 1915 At that
time the Charter and City Manager Plan adopted proceeding
under CITY NJ Charles A Carran
The villages of Coame Glenve Collnwood the hills
Turkey Ridge and Panaoa Heights the various Terraces
all ndistnguishable in the East Cleveland of 1861
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as she was too feeble TO come
otherwise. She herself placed
in the cornerstone a little tin
box containing mementoes of
the occasion, but the box was
never located again.
She was an individualist even
in death, for she asked to be
buried at the feet of Mrs. Su-
sannah Barr, the wife Of the
first pastor of the "Old First"
Church. Mrs. Barr had been q
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The story of the anniversary
year goes back to a series of
discussions which took place
about a year ago. At that time,
a need for organizing civic
committee was discussed by
members representing the East
Cleveland Business Association
and the Community Council. AS
result of these discussions,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28

More Golden Years Ahead. >
With this theme in mind,
East Clevelanders look forward
as they remember the past.
This has been the dominating
thought for all the events and
activities which have been
planned during this 50th ami
versary year observance by the
Golden Anniversary Committee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
Township Line Once
Extended to E. 9th
By Mrs. ]. Wuide Price

The East Cleveland and Euclid have served to bring much
history of this section of the Western Reserve
1t bad enough that Euclid could refer to the Village Town
ship but East Cleveland might the Township the first Village
the Hamlet the Second Village the City, the might be-
there mention that East Cleveland annexed
Cleveland and then another that East Cleveland refused to
The explanation that different
The land annexed really of the Township and
the East Cleveland wishing part of
the East Cleveland reality both the west and east bound
of the Township shifted the before the present village
boundaries jeled.
Boundary Extended Downtown
The Township extended from East 9th the
the Euclid Township line the this being the Timothy
Doan property Then for while the western boundary East
22nd and when the County reorganzed 1847 the line
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very close friend, but had been
dead for 38 years when Mrs.
Shaw made her request. When
she died in 1851 her wish was
granted.
The imprint of this woman
upon her family, her church,
and her community may be
more intagible than real but
certainly more extensive and
long lasting than appears on
the surface.
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took free of charge
into her home three
Indians sent down
from Mackinac.
After their school
ing at Shaw they
returned to their
people as mission
aries.
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record Of adoption in the will of
John Shaw.
Although later on it was quite
the custom for many families to
board Shaw students, Aunt Shaw
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
Education Is First
Thought of Settlers

In 1906 Asael
Adams had II pu-
pills in a school
near the foot of
Superior Street.
He was to be paid:
SO per month in
money or wheat at
M a + k e t pric e.
w n e n eV c L Sucn
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was moved to East both st. The eastern boundary at
this time was at Windermere In 1848 East Cleve
land annexed from Euclid Township that part of
Ivanhoe rd. and that boundary became permanent
In 1866 East Cleveland Village with none of the
area of the present East Cleveand) was incorpor-
ated in the western part of the Township and this
was annexed to Cleveland in 1872, moving the west
boundary to University Circle, and then this
further displaced to Lakeview I'd. in 1892.
No Mans Land
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sting.
Evening star., 1961-12-24


. O"1 the scene ct Bethlehem on the NIGHT Hi: bh These fine
me Noho"o' Gone At Because eode
Evening star., 1961-12-24

4f
Evening star., 1961-03-05
opInpIv pr.I. rsrATr
ATTRACTIVE

Brick Colonial: on busline, walk
shops and schools, public and pa
rochial; 3 bedrms., Ia baths
din. rm., firepl. in liv. rm.; full
bsmt. with rec. rm.; Anchor
fenced yd.; off-street parking
Evening star., 1961-03-05
LANGLEY PARK

Adorable 2-bedrm.. red brick ram.
bier for only S15.250. feeturinG
huge fully equip. G-E kit, hv. rm
with fireplace.
LOOK NO MORE"
Hot-water heat, Ice. fenced yard
parking. Dir: Out Univ. blvd. t
and left to N. Riggs I'd. anc
RiERs I'd. and left to Keokee st
right to sO3l. Open l to 5.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
2f0pen
AnEI.PHI

"Bucklodge." lst opening Of thiI
spacious and desirable 4-bedrm.
2 full-bath. brick split-level; dG
luxe fully equip. kit, lEe. din. rm
WE INVITE YOU"
Liv. rm. and rec. rm. with fire.
places: bSmt. with exit: lovely
yard with patio. Dir: out .Risg:
I'd. to Hughes I'd. and right tC
27O2, Open l to 5,
Evening star., 1961-03-05
COME SEE !

This extra-larEe 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod; family I'm, liv. rm.
firepl., sep. din. rm., lge. kit, u
baths, gym-type heated bsmt
school bus at door. mi. to town
$4,000 23-V.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
fPAAIYtAlIgENA
(coNTlNUEp)

KHEATON-Immacu 9 . bedrm.
brick rambler with firepl,; close to
shopping and transportation; with
a lovely wooded lot. Priced for
quick sale at S12,500. 10. 5-2p9O.
HUGH T. PECK 1l246 Georgia Ave.
WHEATON-Total payments, $10S
per mo-: assume S13,S5O 4l7es
loan: 3 lovely bedrms.. brick ram
bier wLwalk-out bsmt. 10. 5-299O.
fisT wiTH Us FoR RESULTS
NHEAT0N-Brk. Split-levei; 3 bed
rms" $psieED Saeast 'fe; To SELL SCI "m'
Fin. rec. rm., kit. wItable space.
Assume large 4laTs loan.
W. j. NICHOLAS 10 5-Os00
WHEATON-BY OWNER. Assume
az mortgage; 2-bedrm. brick
rambler: fenced wooded lot, Lge,
kit. firepl.: no agents. 10.
WHEATON AREA, 1898 Claridge
Td.-New brick ramb., 3 bedrmS.,
dream kit, sep. din rm., day
light bsmt., 1ia baths: level lot.
Reduced to SlS.750. To be sold
by owner-huilder. Open sun
2-6, or call To. 1883 or 10
WHEATON-2-b -bedrm, brick ram
bier; storm windows. S11,500. No
agents. WI. 6-2677.
EHEATON-s3OO down. s7e pei
mo-; attractive rambler: mod. kit
with table space, full bsmt. Call
today. HUGH T. PECK, Rock
vile, GA. 4-6515.
WHEATON, WOODS; BY OWNER
3-bedrm. brk. rambler; lge. serd
back porch, tiled bsmt., nice yard
S16.500. VIII. 6-34S0.
WHEATON FOREST, walk to PlaZs
-3-bedroom brick rambler; full
bsmt., scr, per, air cond., carpet
ing. fireplace, dishwasher, AR
MORTGAGE: $4,000. 10. 4-659l
WHEATON-S35O down will buy
this cute rambler with bsmt.. de.
tsched garage and many extras
HUGH +. PECK 11246 Georsia Ave
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BUILDER WILL take trade on split
level. excel. location. WANTED
good homes TO sch, we have
clients ready to buy, cONSOLI-
DATED REALTY CO., LO. 4
26O0, RE. 5-722s.
BURfONsVILLE AREA-This mag
nifieent 3-bedroom brick rambler
was built for the CoNNoIssEUR
Of fine living. Situated on q
tip-top S0x250 lot. Featuring liv-
ing room, dining room, de luxe
kitchen, 9 baths. basement and
earport. Built last year. $4,000.
RIPLEY CO.. Ju. 5-6111.
BUY NOW
And pick your let and color
schemes; IL 3-bedrm. ramblerS ia
be built in Maryland Park and
Hillside; priced from S12.500 tc
S14,500; $3.50 dn. pays all; 80.
yr. financing; trades considered
RE. 6-6S64. FELLOWS REALTY
CARM0DY HILLSj $3.50 doWn-S
bedrms., sep. din. rm.: oil h.-w h..
full bsmt., front and back pchs
Fenced yard: S10,950. S7s pei
mo. Mr.. DIEHL. 10. S-7Se5.
CARMODY HILLS-S195 d4. incl
setl. chgs.; vacant. 3-bedrm. det
rambl. Owner will fin. ME. s-1212
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nMQpGh
"WOODMOOR"
SILVER SPRING, MD

SILVER SPRING, MD.
126 EASTMOOR DRIVE
Brick Cape Cod rambler! 1st-fl. bed
rm. or den with Chookshelvesl and
full bath. 2 lge. bedrms. and full
bath Up. back screened porch. full
trees, storm windows: window air
conditioner. modern equip. kit.
firepl.: school, shopping and
churches. Reasonably priced at
$19,5O0: terms. Open sunday. /
to dark: Wkdays. by appt. Mr..
O'Bryan on premises.
Dir. Out Colesyille Rd.. 2 blkS.
right / blk to Pierce Dr.. left l
blk. to Eastmoor Dr., right APPROX
3 blks. to 126.
PEPPER REAL ESTATE"
JU. 9-OO5O
WOOD d NJ DOR Area BETTER
THAN NEW bedroom, 2t7-bAth
bt-level home, ideally planned for
the lge family: assume large GI
loan. HUGH 7. PECK. HE. 4-170O.
KO0DM00R AREA bedrms., 2
baths; full bsmt:
VACANT"
Immediate possession, full price,
only S15,p5O.
W. ]. NICHOLAS he. 4-100O
WO0DSIDE dale -Wayne)-Custom
6-rm. brk. rambler with dream
kit, rec. rn1. with full bath: cor
ner. lot; S2S,000
Ask about trade in on your home
BEERS BROS. Call JU. 5-7611 I'll 8,
WOODSIDE
Near Dale dr., lge. rambler,
baths, rec. rm., q delightful home,
in Q lovely setting, Az financ-
ing. GRAHAM CO.. JU. 5-6550.
Z BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, full base
recreation room. immense lot with
tall shade trees. The most for
the least. Sl6,950. A. J. KES-
SINGER AZ Co, JU, 9-4544
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ABOVE-AvERAGE, spiek-and-span
brk. rambler. twin-siZe bedrrns. =,
sep. din. rm., dream kit, hot
water heat; priced to sell at
$13.500. FLA, CT. or conventional
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 1890
ACTION NATURE LOVERS! Coun-
try estate overlooking PAINT
BRANCH. This unusual 3-bed-
room stone house with full
S: wooded ACRES. Low 4os. RIPLEY
CO, JU. 5-61l1.
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nnuSE3 Enh SALE-Mn.
mM0pen

off Marlboro pike. $500
N st. = Custom built, spacious
Spanish bungalow with 5 rms; z
master-sized bedrmsu full day
light bsmt. Open 2 to pm
Out Marlboro pike left on 67tt
ave. to N st.
FoREsTVnLE, nr. Penn Mar Shop
ping Center-Brand-new, ready
to move in. custom built, largl
brick rambler, with 4 bedrms.,
baths; fot: soblsho tgh 0'mt'; large eoFnsl
FoREsT HEIGHTs-custom bull
spacious brk. rambler; rms,
bedrms., 2 baths, paneled rec. rm.
built-in garage; Dashboard radi
1tor heat, Handicapped lot, S26.950
RITCHIE, 7101 Whitehouse I'd. -
Brick rambler with 5 spaciou
rms, with 3-car garage. Owe
h-acre lot. S20,95O.
FORESTVILLE. 5947 Ritchie I'd
3-bedrm.. rambler; full bsmt. Owe
h-acre lot. S13,950. Vacant.
HILLcREST GARDENS-Det, spa
eious hrk. rambler. g rms, :;
csNSp isysl iSsi ssAIN9S NJ: ESQ. Sr,,L ,,u
bier, with 4 bedrms:, 3 baths, ga
rage. level lot. Ready to move in
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY co.
Realtors, 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc
At Pa. Ave,
Over 25 Years Experience in Sales
Rentals, Property Management
LU. 4-7717 LU. 2-597t
H0T-WATER DASHBOARD HEAT
is featured in this lovely 4-bed.
room, 2-bath country home. 4.
acre lot with circular drivaWay
Priced at $4,000.
THOMAS p. HALEY. Realtor
AP. 7-S300 Ewes. sP. BASIS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
ANDREWS AREA

Open 1 to 6. Brick. 3-bedrm., IA
and 2 bath ramblers; firepl.. din
rm., walk-out bsmt. Dir: Rt. 5
to Allentown rd., ride to Temple
Kills I'd. and follow open sign.
RE. 6-6220, RE. 6-3102
oRIBBLE REAL ESTATE
Suburban Trust Building, Suitland
ASSUME $4,000 LOAN and avoid
red tape on this 4-bedrm. home.
Liv. rrn. with wall-to-wal carpet,
extra large kit, knotty pine in
closed, back porch and finished
bSmt. Beautiful corner lot with
barbecue pit and patio. Payments
less than rent. Close TO timore
Pkwy. Priced at only SIS, 50: Cal
It'll q pm, WA, 7-3Q00, ROBERT
s. DAVIS & CO., NC.
ASSUME GI-4907 seth ave, Rog-
erS Hets, Open Sun. 5-fm. ramb.
exp. attic: parochial, psbhc
schools, shop. center, freeway:
fenced; S12,750. 5RILEY, uN
4-l174.
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FOREST HEIGHTS
Open ! Til Dark


Brick Cape Cod for large family;
s. bedrnfs large liv. rm.,. din. rm.,
pine-paneled rec. rm., 2 fireplaces,
hot-water heat; garage: 8 minis. to
D. C. or Belt hwy: FHA or con-
ventional financing.
DIR: Out South Capitol ct. to en-
trance to Forest HeiEhts, right /
blk. to 100 Woodland DR.. Ewes
Mr. McANDREW. 10, 1-496b.
Moore & Moore Realtors
RE. $4,000 RE. 5-43OO
FOREST HEIGHTS RAMBLER -
bedrms., 2 baths; rect. lot 75xls0
Only S21,500. Mr.. JEWELL, HA
2-7S26. LYMAN c. DELE q CO.
INC. Ii. 7-OS09..
GREENBELT-Quick occupancy; I
bedrm. frame house; mo. pymts
only S59.75 incl. heat. water
P.1.T1.. all major repairs, trash
collection. ETC.; near schools. shop.
ping, swimming pool, etc. other {
and 3 bedrm.. frame and bricl
houses avail. GREENBEL1
REALTY CO.. 151 Centervay, OR
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BRENTWOOD

$3.50 down, FHA, and get .
bargain; delightful 2-bedrm.
bungalow that's clean and
cozy; sep. din. rm., bsmt.,
large porch, level lot; close
to everything. and only Sill"
Evening star., 1961-03-05
HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
BM0epGR
COLLEGE PARK
New Rambler
8719 63rd AVE.
OPEN / TO 6

LOVELY RAMBLER Just COM
pleted and ready to move In; 3
bedrooms, living room. extra large
kitchen, l2xl2; full basement, at.
tractive lot. 50x200; . good buy
at only S16,500 with $3,0OC
to Greenbelt I'd, left to 63rd ave.
left to our open sign
ROBERT Z. LoHR. INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
Our 40th Yr. Of Dependable servic.
COLLEGE PARK-Cape Cod, 8 bed.
rms, din. rm-, rec. mn, garage.
Low down paymt. BERGMAN
REALTY CO., RA. o-2117. JU
9-2352.
COLLEGE PARK, 3415 Metzeroti
rd.-4-bedrm. Cape Cod home
440-ft. road frontase (3' add
bldg. sitesI next to U. Of Nd. goli
course. $4,000. WINSTON C
CLAY, WA. 7-422S.
COLLEGE PARK. (HollyWood)-3.
bedrm. detached home on lEe
corner lot. Vacant. Ready for
occupancy. S196 down. OWNER
LO. 5-2l3l.
COLLEGE PARK-ASsume large
loan and pay only SS0.50 per mo
on this 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. spac
liv. rm; and extra lge. kit, level
lot with trees on quiet dead-end
street. Close to schools and transp
Full price; $l2,950. Z. C. HILLEY
a. CO.. Realtors. AP. 7-7200.
COLLEGE PARK-Sl95 down incl
settlement, only S95 mo. 2-bedrm.
det., front porch, lge. lot, redec
Owner will finance. ME. S-l2l2.
COLLEGE PARK, Just off colesville
rd.-For only $4,000, FHA ap-
proved or assume lRe. AZ loan;
beautiful brick 3-bedroom.
''TWO-BATH RAMBLER"
Sep. din. rm.. liv. Tm. w/firepl.
covered patio: immediate posses
sion; near bus, schools and shops
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-1O0C
COLLEGE PARK ESTs.; open 2-6
| 750S Citadel dr.: 3-bedrm., 2
bath almoSt-new rambler: w-to-v
carpet, draw drapes, rec. rm
Prestige home. Lot S0xl75.
| nTYTT Hn nEAT6rx m
Evening star., 1961-03-05
ELIZABETH,

Seaton HiEh within walking dist;
) bedrms. with eat-in ultramod
kit, fam. rm., liv. rnn. with firepl
Ice. scr, porch, fenced yard; S16,-
k00 low