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FoxHALL AREA NEW LIsTINg
MARSTELLER

McCABE q CO., INC.
wo. 6-1966 Ewes. 632-649(
GEORGETOWN AREA-(sale OF
rent row brk. house,, 9 rooms, \
baths, club rm.. back. I'd. excel
cond. Open sun. 2 10 4. Call b57'
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DORFMAN co. SS7-OS1S
lcoNTlNUEDl

tached home. Liy. rm, with firepl.,
lge. mod. kit. 3 tyin-sized bed
rms, full bsInt., h.-w.h.. front
porch, detached garage, Home Just
%SSsF15sS pS sTy O nSs aafRsy
c. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
LII. 4-6227 LU. 4-2253
S,E.-Town house. Fairlawn. close
in. Coming area, 2 rental units, i
with rec. rm. $15,950. $4,000 DIN.
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ARLANDRIA - a-bedrm., semidct
tfansp', Pentason and shopping
$40 per mo. Lease, 256-73ni,
ARL.. n. $40 mo- bedrms,
yard Convenient location, $500
N, 18th ST.
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S7b. CO. $500.
1881 Q ST. Sc.
Apt; 3, 2 rms, dinette, kit, ant
per mo. Keys in Apt. 4.
A. 8. GARDINER a CO., INC.
1875 18th st. NV. FE. 10000
g185 NAYLOR RID.
Apt. 2. ! bedrm., ny. rm., dinette
kit. and bath. SS5 per mo, In.
eludss az utiIs. See Resident Man
A. 8. GARDINER a CO, INC.
1875 18th 81. NV. FE. 10000
r,,,e,,D,, oIs A. a 81 Sc 49,,
remodeled, S3.b6 and up. Sc,
Resident Manager, Apt, 2.
A, 8. GARDINER a. co, INC,
1856 10th 81. NV FE' 10000
Apt, 3. 4 rms. dinette. KIT iHt. and
bath: $50 per mo. See Resident
l1Ss fat SRH 81 NV . f II. 7 7Eci
I IIu P sI ST. ST. N .NN,55, u, 4;
utils. incl. Only Sb0.7b mo, Call
MR.. NEuMANN, MA. $4,000.
18th ST., 1891 Park RID. NV
tiled bath, porch.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ALASKA AVE. NV. = Detached
brick. features lge. liv. rm. with
tirepl.. banduet-size din. rm.. mod
kit, powder rm. Second floor has
4 Ice. bedrms.. and 2 baths. Full
bsmt. with outside entrance suit.
For infor. contact Mr.. NEFF' RAJ
3-l234, Monday through Friday.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ANNAPOLIS. MD.

LOOK! "OPEN HOUSE"
BY Builder
3rd and Madison st., N. Laurel.
Howard County
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BOLLING FIELD AREA

ARDsLEY-WIDRIcH APIS,
and 2 bedrms., newly decorated, |
cow. to everything, $3.50 and
S97 so incl. utils. b63-53Ol.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ARCOLA AREA
< REDRMS

right magnificent brick CENTER
hall split "a baths, rec. rm,, FAM
lily room with fireplace, S2e,0b0.
Suburban Properties Mgt., Dbo-443A
ASK ABOUT OUR
GUARANTEED TRADE PLAN
ASPEN HILL bedrms.. rec, rm.,
ga baths, vacant, reduced for
quick sale, s21 800. r. l.. SMITH.
Realtor, GA. 4-7711, GA. l-s70b.
ASPEN HILL PARK, vacant, 3-bsd-
room. 2-path brick split plus
iitSshsps and lovely family room.
james SnS.gS &, conlsy q Co, Ju. s-4lS4
GAINESVILLE : Magnificent a.
rm. house on ] and one-third
frr' X, q snd 0U " IN. Ssn and tree: e.
trance Is tiled firepi. Thanked
BY settles, the winding staircase
with alcove windows half way up
leads 10 3 interconnecting bed
rms. around a large hall, 4 addi-
uonal lge, bedrms, on the 3rd
floor. additional stairways from
Ord and end floors lead direct
p large kitchen, sliding doors
paLlor on opposite sides OF center
hall, lge. din. rm., small den and
~ bath also on LIST floor. House
u In excel. cond. steam heated
and has . porehes and a-re.
Sesssd balcony Upper sos, KAY
CONTINUED on Next PagsI
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= Charming 3-bedrm.
rambler. Select your own colors.
Fully fenced yard. many extras.
storm windows. Vacant. Move in
nowl Sos mo. E. s. BURNS,
Realtor. OR. 3-6767 or 36S-3500,
MANASSAS. VA.-Rent with option
to buy. Beautifully Handicapped
Cape Cod with lge, front and
back fenced yards, full bsmt.. IL
baths. extra Ice. bedrms.. sep.
din. rm.. storm windows and
doors. S115 mo. Excel. cond..
avail, Aug. l.. Assume CT loan,
Realtor. OR. 3-6767 or 36S-3500,
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. lcONTlNUEDI

412 NEWCOMB ST., S.E.-Apt. A
2-rms., dinette, kit, and bath,
children accepted. Only S49, 80
mo; Call Mr.. NEUMANN, Ma. s.
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PTS. UNFUHNISHED-D. Q. APIS. .
fcONTlNilEOl

GLOVER PARK. 40al Davis ri
n.w.-One bedrm. apt, S110 per
mo. See super. TO inspect. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, 927 18th ct,
NV. DI. TAI,
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other Professional or Businessman
4 very large bedrms, 5 baths. 10
large closets, library. kitchen with
eye-level oven. large refrigerator.
disposal, dishwasher, maids rm.,
beautiful large recreation room.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

CHEVH CHASE MD.s 6112 WeSterl
ave. = Completely furn. excep
linen. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. PwdI
rm. LIST H.. rec. rm., gear garage
$500 per mo. J. LEE DONNELLI
"a s2S 1Sai INC" 1911 K st. NV
CHEVY CHASE, D. G. = Central,
sir.conditioned. 3-bedroom. 2
bath brick home. Recreation room
with bar. Kitchen with eatinI
space, garage. nice garden. at.
tractively furnished. Available
August. 8. Ewes. call Mrs. Harfielt
IA. 2-5203. MARSTELLER, Nc
cABE AND CO. WO. 6-I966.
CLEVELAND PARK = Excellen
house for entertaining. unusuall
large Nv. and din. rms. den, ga
rage. and other extras. For leas
or sal: Mr.. Barba, FE. $1,000
ewes. 36b-7SlS. JAMES L. DIXOl
q CO.. Realtors.
N.W.-Beaut, small 2-story house
Not more than 3 in family Sl5l
mo. plus utils, MISS HOLTON
RA. 3-2511, before 8 AID. 2-232O
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
ACC0KEEK. S75-sm. attrac. cot.
tage, ideal for resp. working cple
OIL heat no utils. Refs. Blu
3-217l.
ADELPHT-small 3-bedrm. Colonial
on on lsae Gre ground Sl0b mo. Cal
AVE. NV. : Detaehe,
brick features lge. liv. rm. Will
nrepl.. banuuet-size din. rm., mod
kit, powder rm. Second floor ha
4 Ice. bedrms. and 2 baths, Ful
bsmt. with outside entrance suit
able for professional. Lease avail
For infoT contact MR.. NEFF. RA
3-l234, Monday through Friday.
ALEx.-Brk, split-level, 3 bedrms,
baths, rec. rm., air eond.
Sl45. After 8 pm. 354-0SIi,
ALEX, HOLM HILLS, 3i2 Mar
thas rd.-Rambler, 3 bedTms
2 baths, liv. rm., din, rm., kitch
en-, Ice. fenced yard. Fenced-i
brick patio, washer and dryer
$3.50 per mo. Call Mr., MacPher
Err a DUNLOP, INC. ~
AN OAKTON CHARMER for the
discriminating tenant.seeking era,
cious living, This spacious, center.
hall COLONIAL. situated on s.
acre estate with ample room for
horses, has lge. bedrms and lge
Nv, rm. designed for comfortable
living. lots OF closet space. fam
ily-sized kit. ga baths. beaut
den and screened porch. Carpet
Ing and Grapes optional. All idea
FOR impressive entertaining and
outdoor living, located on Hunter
m MIL T "a . oSstOD "a, VI Only sS7O
ANDREWS AREA-3 bedrms., iarei
ny rms dining area and kit.
! u baths, fenced I'd. with "a,
R E1ge; sl esmt, partially finished. Cal
ANDREWS AREA, Camp springs--
bedrmt., .flrepl u garage, fenced
yard slee. kit, oil heat, s12b mo,
ANNANDALE-3-bedrm brk. ram.
bier, bSmt., OE kit, cow. schls
bus, shops. SEQ. bG0-3b3b.
ARLANDRIA - a-bedrm., semidet
brk. house, fenced yard, close 70
Nv pNi hVs hthet' soO- foNi.
ARL.. n. $40 mo- bedrms,
yard Convenient location. $500
N, 18th ST.
ARL,, n. 2 blocks Clarendon cir.
cle.-6 rms, bath, bsnlt., OIL heat
3 screened porches, IA, 2-24i7.
ARL.. oysElookinE Army Nav
d. C.---Split-level 4 bedTms.,
esths. rec. rm.. equip. nv. ful
carpet. Avail. 4 Aus. 2-yr. lease
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SHEPHERD PARK
REDUCED 500. 900

FROM S72,500 TO $4,000
New air-cond. custom-built
TnEAT, FOR DIR.
The Republican., 1963-12-05

planned to raise the necessary
money. The committee indicated
they would provide this informa-
ton in the near fture
The committee showed the coun-
Gil a financial statement of the
club for the year which had S14,-
pa in receipts, including cash on
hand of S722O9 with expenditures
of Sl3,76298
Expenses FOR improvements were
considered heavy for the year with
labor, S5,61883; clubhouse S2,-
24857; taxes. S1,82886: the new
green, $2.44973: water S279.33; in
surancc, S14448; telephone $6265;
trophies $4OO; advertising, $13O; u.
s. gold membership, $50; donation
to the fire department, $40; a
cooler, S175; and miscellaneous,
S38553. There is now a balance in
the fund of $47111, with some bills
totaling $1,18O, yet unpaid. One of
The Republican., 1963-12-05
Celebrate 40th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs william Bell Mt
Lake Park, celebrated their 40th
wedding anniversary on Sunday,
December l. All of their children
except a daughter, Mrs. Gloria
Miller, Union City, Pa, were pres
ent, along with the grandchildren.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Bell we're married
November 28. 1923, at Blaine, w.
Va Mrs. Bell was the former Miss
Thelma Pew. of Kitzmiller.
The Republican., 1963-12-05
Huskies Will Open
Season With Bruce

Northern Highs Huskies will
open the basketball season on the
home court at Cove on Friday eve
ming against Bruce High school of
Westernport.
Matthew Stieringer, new basket
ball coach, has the job of molding
an entirely new team since jim
Shoemaker is the only holdover
from last years team Roy Sexton,
however played for Bayard before
enrolling at Northern High and
could not be classed as new to the
game.
Stieringer said yesterday the
probable starting team would in
cludc Jim Shoemaker at center,
Roy Sexton and George Edwards
at forward; Colin McGraw and
Carl Younkin at guard Younkin
and Shoemaker are co-captains.
Other members of the squad are
Danny Wicklow, Benny George,
Jerry Friend, Tom Hanks, Dave
burst and Jerry Fike.
A preliminary game will be
played by the junior varsity
teams of the two schools. The pre-
liminary game will begin at $50,
with the varsity game scheduled for
8 o'clock.
The Huskies have a nineteen
game schedule, with home and
home arrangements with Bruce,
Terra Alta, Salisbury, Mt. Savage,
Elk Garden, Bayard, Southern,
Bruccton Mills and Valley, plus an
The Republican., 1963-12-05

Oakland Country club, Inc, pro-
duced maps showing the proposed
course and asked the council to
agree to a long term lease on SIS
to 20 acres of property now known
as the town water farm, so that
the necessary land would be avail
able for the enlargement An archi-
tect had drawn up the plans sew
eral weeks prior to the meeting
While council members appeared
to favor the request, they asked
for a definite prospectus on the
plan and an account of how they
The Republican., 1963-12-05
Golf Club Presents
Plan For 18 Holes

The possibility of adding nine
holes to the present 9-hole golf
course of the Oakland Country
club, to make a regulation 18-hole
course, was presented to the Mayor
and Town council at the December
meeting on Monday evening.
A committee composed of Wayne
Pritts, ChestOn H. Browning, Jr.,
Miss Mary Naylor Bennett and
Boyd Sanders, representing the
The Republican., 1963-12-05
Nine Births Occur

Nine births occurred in Garrett
County Memorial hospital in Oak
land during the past week, six girls
and three boys.
On the 9th a son to Mr. and
Ms. Robert William Kyle, Oak
land.
On the 28th a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Arlie Shrout, Hut
ton
On the 3Oth a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick william VanSickle,
Accidcnt; daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Judas Carroll VanMeter.
Shallmar
On December 2nd a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Elwood
Jones. Gormania, w Va; a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Lee
burst, Oakland.
On the 3rd a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs Gary Lee Daniels, Oakland;
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Osborne Harvey, Kitzmiller.
On the 5th a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Clay Uphold, Oak
land.
During the week the hospital ad-
mitted 41 patients and discharged
Al. Census this morning was 38.
The Republican., 1963-12-05
Observe 25th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. B. l. Gonder, Sr.,
Alder street we're guests of honor
at a surprise 25th wedding ami
versity reception given by their
children, Kathy and David Gonder
1t was held Saturday, November
23 at the home of j. M. Jarboe,
these of $3.50 for the architect.
The Republican., 1963-12-05

Gonder renewed their wedding
vows. Klihy and David Gondcr
sang the Mass, and Lindsay Con
der. Jr., and Arthur Lawton, I'LL
served at the altar.
The Republican., 1963-12-05
also of Alder street.

also of Alder street.
Also held on Saturday at 1915
p. m, at St. Peers Catholic church
was a High Mass commemorating
their 25th anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Republican., 1963-12-05

encounter with the alumni on De-
cember 9th.
The second game of the season
will also be at home with Terra
Alta as the opponent.
The Republican., 1963-12-05

Consumer price index went up
TO 1912 of 1957-59 base period.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-11


It is oft times that behind the Of every
there is it appears that this ancient proverb
can we'll be the for the Of Shaws recent
Black m Red Revue, Bye Bye Birdie
Behind the of the smash hit which drew over
$500 people during its hreeday stand last weekend
Mrs Barbara Beesley, director.
AS School Superintendent Harold Nichols puts it, "she
did fantastic job" We feel likewise after viewing her
efforts and noting that this also her first Shaw
Mrs Beesley comes from Milwaukee, Wis, and is
graduate of Miami CO., University She has done graduate
work the University of Wisconsin and the University of
Colorado Her first teaching job in Euclid and before
coming Shaw a substitute teacher Maple Heights
But there is substitute to her directing abilities
Of course, would be amiss if didn't mention the
fact the pupils themselves did fine job in the popular
musical comedy.
Also the excellent musical accompaniment and technical
aspects including the difficult staging Chat televson
bit amazingly helped to make this production
of Shaw's finest.
Definitely financial this years proceeds will
benefit the American Field Service foreign exchange
program and other school activities.
Like said, behind the of this review was
woman-Mrs Barbara Beesey
NOT SO SUCCESSFUL, but giving it the old couege
try Allegheny College ohich boued to Kenyon College
by of $50 to 145 General Elecrcs College Bowl
CHS lost Sunday.
Among the Allegheny students participating Ward
LyndoH, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. LyndoU jr, 1921
Helnsdale 3D.
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL is Patroman Eddie Vol, who
when not issuing tickets for parking violations COM
peent entertainer assignment for him in the enter
ainment field is at the piano the Hickory Grill every
Saturday night
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-11
IS s7Es i!E |;!:;:: NJ: MI MI:
( A@l RuNI CALEDONIA
Now II Can Be Told:
Rats Do Better on Milk

part of a model house of this
sort comes hard to these chill
dren, it is all the more remark
able that they have followed
directions so well, avoided such
pitfalls as overcutting and
underwriting, and produced re-
suits of such uniform good
looks. 1t is a source of great
pride to them, and that pride is
we'll deserved.
Report on Trip
To Sugar Bush"
We know that spring is here
when we get stories from the
schools of trips to the sugar
bush" Caledonia's third grad
ers went out to the Red Raider
camp recently, thereby confirm
ing the advent of the most well
come of all seasons.
The change from frigid to
thawing was so sudden this
year that the sugaring-off
season was a short one. The
run, we understand, was of
high quality but modest vol
ume. But to the eight-year-olds
who had never seen maple
sugar operation before, the
process of tapping, collecting
and boiling the sap from the
trees was a fascinating thing
to watch, no matter what the
statistics turned out to be.
The severe winter left its
mark on the woods. Prolonged
snow-cover bent many saplings
so that they may never COM
pletely straighten themselves
up. Deep gullying and erosion
occurred in many places. where
the sudden heavy runoff could
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-11
1t. Seherr
Is Cited
By Army

First Lieutenant Thomas R
Scherr, son of Mrs. Peter T
Scherr, 1862 Hayden ave, was
cited here last week for out.
standing Army service during
his two-year tour of duty.
1t. Scherr, who was released
from active duty April 1, was
awarded the US. Army Signal
Center and School Certificate
of Achievement for his work as
an operations officer at the
school for the past two years.
"H is excellent knowledge
of personnel administration,
coupled with aggressiveness and
firmness of purpose resulted in
tne SucceSS1uI 1unctl0nlng or
the operations element" the
certificate said. "His ability to
analyze problems, reach sound
conclusions and coordinate in
ternal office management great
ly enhanced the prestige and
efficient working relations of
his staff section"
He is a 1856 graduate of
Shaw High School, East Cleve-
land, and a 1860 graduate of
Rutgers University, New Bruins
wick, n. ]. Before entering the
Army he was a business trainee
with General Electric in Cleve-
land.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-11
Free Movie Tickets

You cdn get pair Of com.
plimentdry tickets 10 the Shaw.
Hayden Theatre by reading the
names In ten ads scattered thru
the paper. II you find your name
lust clip the I'D and take II to
the Shaw-HoYden Thsotrs and
you'll get two free tickets.
Now thru Tuesday. Diamond
Heed"
Saturday and Sunday Matinee.
Princess Cinderella" and on
hour OF Cartoons.
Sturts next Wednesday,. "Papo's
Delicote Condition"
Check all the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. II not this
week. be sure 10 look next week.
There'll be 10 names each week
good for 20 tickets at the Shaw
Hayden thsotre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-11
Now 1t Can Be Told

.NOW II van DS tOu
We are now able to report
the results of the Prospect Raj
| Feeding Experiment, whose
start was announced in this col.
umn some time ago.
AS you may recall, George
Seifert's fifth grade and Mrs
Margaret Harris sixth grade
collaborated on this expert
ment, using twin white rats
lent to the school by the Cleve-
land Dairy Council. For a
period of four weeks, the two
rats were fed the same basic
diet of cereals. vegetables and
meat; but one of them got milk
and cheese in addition, and the
other one didn't.
/ Really, the full experiment
was scheduled to run for six
weeks instead of four. But by
the end of the fourth week, the
milkless rat was beginning to
lag so far behind his milk-fed
brother that the children took
pity on him and modified his
diet for the last fortnight.
The animal deprived of milk
products weighed only 81 grams
to his brothers Sc. His tail was
sickly- pink instead of healthy
| pink, and his iumpy and irri-
table disposition contrasted
with the others placid and
playful outlook on life. So, for
the fifth and sixth weeks of
the experiment, the children
gave him milk and cheese, too.
He caught up somewhat dur
ing this period, but not all the
way. When the Dairy Council
lady came to take the rats
back, the deprived one weighed
109 grams, and the milk-fed
one 147 grams. The children
felt that there was now hope
for the former, but they had
learned the lesson of the ex-
pertinent: that it pays to drink
that glass of milk or two or
three times a day, if you want
to stay glossy.
Proud of Work
On Early Vleveland
The children in Miss Bar
bara Wyman's third grade class
in the Deaf School at Chambers
are very proud of the work they
have done on the story of
Early Cleveland. They have con-
structed a large map Of the
Western Reserve of Ohio in the
early nineteenth century, and
have made many drawings of
houses and other pioneer scenes
in those primitive times.
But they are prouder still Of
the log cabins they have built
These are small, neat construc-
tions made Of match sticks cut
to size and glued in place, and
painted with uniform bark
like brown. Cardboard Chin
neys extend up the ends Of the
cabins, and roofs of the same
material cap the structures. A
considerable amount cf dexter
ity is required to do a lob of
this sort neatly, and the chill
dren have succeeded in this task
very well.
When even the name of each
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-11

not sink into the ground be.
cause the subsoil was still froz.
en-. This kind of sudden thaw-
ing produces sweet syrup, but
it is hard on the terrain.
Conditions such as these gave
the Red Raider guides a chance
to instruct the Caledonia chill
dren on the subjects of erosion
and soil conservation in gener-
al, and led them to think of
ways in which parts of their
own neighborhood-the ravine
behind their school, for ex-
ample-can be protected against
the ravages of extremes in the
weather.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-11
Mothers Meet

The East Cleveland Blue Sta,
Mothers will meet Wednesday
at 1:30 p. m. in the Public Ii,
brary. After business there will
be a social period and refresh
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-14
ConnpAsks
Aid for
NeedyGirIs

The Christ Child Camp for
Girls. one Of the major prof.
ects for needy children Of the
Christ Child Society, will
open its 18th summer season
June 81, at Island Creek on
the Patuxent River.
More than 200 girls, aged
8 to IA, will be guests at the
camp this summer. Miss
Doris Adams, Executive Di-
rector of the Christ Child
Settlement House, will be
camp director.
About $4,000 is still needed
to help defray expenses and
interested persons may for
ward donations for the 1868
Camp Fund to the settlement
house here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-14
Miss Stone
ToWed
Mr.. Devine

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Stone announce the engage
ment Of his daughter, Miss
Ellen Alexandra Stone. to Mr..
Thomas Joseph Devine. son
Of Mr.. John Francis Devine
and the late Mrs. Marie
Katherine Heffernan Devine.
The bride-elect is the
daughter Of the late Alex
andra Ewing Stone. Mr..
Stone, who retired recently
from the Canadian Diplo-
matte Service, was his coun-
try's Minister to Washington
after World War II. He later
served as Ambassador in
various European posts.
Miss Stone is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Spencer
Stone, now a resident Of st.
Catharine's, Ontario, and the
late Mr.. Stone of Chatham,
Ontario, and Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Ewing Of
Yonkers, N. Y.
She attended Brillantmont
School in Switzerland; Madei-
ra School here; st. Andrews
University, Scotland, and
Queens University, Kingston.
Ontario, where she took her
Bachelor of Arts in 1859 and
Master of Arts in 1861. She
is now q resident in Toronto,
Ontario, where she is man
aging editor Of The Canadian
Banker.
Mr.. Devine attended st.
Michael's College School in
Toronto's queens University
in Kingston, Ontario, from
which he received a Bachelor
of Arts Degree in 1858; and
Osgood Hall. Toronto, where
he received his Bachelor Of
Laws in 1861. He is q partner
in the law firm of O'Connor
and Devine, practicing in
Toronto.
The marriage will take
place In New York City in
September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-14

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