I THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Friday, September 12, 1947 THURMAN-Herry and Anne, 2133 Storrs ANNOUNCEMENTS boy, September 4. MEYER-Paul and Mary, 3225 Glendora girl. September 2. Their Final Tribute PLATT -Berlin and Margaret, 3493 Stathem girl, September 5. DENNEY-Murle and Mary, 2930 Jefferson girl.
September 3. ADAMS Oak and Mildred, 1009 Monastery boy, September 3. SIMON, Henry Elmer and Alice. 3930 Lovell girl, September 3. and Ruth, 3629 Herbert girl, September 4.
Edward and Rose, 3191 McHenry girl, September 6. CAREY- Thomas and Beatrice, 702 Ridgeway boy, September 6. every service DAY Wuest -Frank and Martha, R. R. 1, Box 284-C that it is girl, September 6.
HERZNER- George and Mary, 3108 River RUSSELL boy, boy, James September September and 6. 6. Avah, 1223 Republic The JOHN RHODUS -Charles and Shirley, 429 Klotter dENRY HAMMOND- girl, Alvin September and Elizabeth. 2408 Moer- WA 4215 0365-6 Four Convenient lein girl, September 2. KLING- Earl and Mary, 2003-D Sutter Bellevue, boy, September girl, September 1.
nect girl, September 1. -Harry and and Yonaia, Charlotte, 30 556 Harrison Pros Schaefer Busby KATZ-John and Gertrude, 312 Northern SIEGRIST -Raymond and Elizabeth, 7005 boy, September 1. WILTSEE, Inc. Flower FREEMAN-Harvey Madeira, and boy, Freda, September 245 1. Ehrman 24 W.
9th St. CH 0932 September WUBBOLDING boy, September John and' 2. Bertha, 2630 Cora WITT, GOOD KELSCH Charles and Helena, 3731 Meade FUNERAL HOME LEUGER-William boy, September 2. 3026 MADISON RD. JE 0105 and Eileen, 3925 Matson Deer Park, boy, September 2.
WILLIAMSON-George and Elizabeth, Sharon- FUNERAL ville FORTHUBER- John Sharonville, and boy, September 3577 2. Kroger HOME Lelia, boy, September 2. 3901 READING AD. BARNES William and Edith, 107 Pleasant Ridge Fort Thomas, girl, September 2. J.
J. SULLIVAN CO. RADIO NEWS AND COMMENT WKRC Buys Plane, Now Seeking Pilots For Station's Staff BY JOHN CALDWELL. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES. John M.
Krome, 34, Camp Dennison, grocer, and Marie Cecilia Gadzinski, 33, 3610 Home- lawn Ave. James Palmer, 20, Braxton Campbell machine operator, and Juanita Swint. 18, 1730 Lincoln Norwood, dietitian aid. Walter B. Gell 23, 3515 1 Pembroke student.
and Esther L. Coffelt, 23, 2014 AUburn clerk. William A. Hermes. 23, 6845 Chevtot White Oak, bartender, and Rose Helen Kiosterman.
23. 1604 Goodman stenographer. George A. Stucker, 23, 447 Semont Ridge photographer, and Marjorie K. Maurath, 19, 1060 Delhi secretary, James Grant Eby, 27, 915 Grand chauffeur.
and Patricia Sinnard, 22, 637 thorne Ave. cashier. James C. Nichols, 24, 943 waiter, and Elveta Silvers, 24, 2616 Melrose Avenue. Andrew W.
Fisher, 29, 3144 Mozart shipping clerk, and Virginia Clark, 25, 2527 Beekman clerk. Charlie Stephens. 38 1561 Congress Lockland, laborer, and Bessie Mae Clark, 29. 323 Longworth St. James E.
Bell, 21, 1084 Wade porter, and Althia M. Bowman, 18, 928 Van Horne Street. Vernon C. Fischer, 25, 3720 Beekman grocery clerk, and Audrey W. Runge, 19, 3161 Koenig stenographer.
Leslie D. Stickler, 24, 1827 Dalewood student, and Faye Bernice Steiman, 21, 3970 Warwick secretary. Robert Schwarber, 22, 1528 Freeman stock clerk, and June Eichbaum, 20, 921 Liberty St. Donald H. Kemper, 26, 1463 Weigold livestock buyer, and Jean Catherine Decker, 22, 5132 Sumter Ave.
James L. Miller, 22, 1000 Byrd laborer, and Doris Mae Duncan, 18, Lewis Blue Ash. maid. Frederick Stewart Jr. 24, 6450 Stover salesman, and Jane C.
Manstrath, 22. 3102 Gloss stenographer. BIRTHS. BIRTHS. DELOSH-Milo and Marguerite, 2181 North Bend girl.
August 25. MERK-Ernest and Ruth. 3748 LaClede boy, August 29. -Joseph and Marv, 1034 Considine girl. August 30.
RORICK-William and Della, 6108 Prentice boy, August 31. SCHAICH-Carl and Ruth. 3820 Trevor Cheviot, girl. August 26. OSTENDARP-Albert and Ruth.
2140 Quatman William ALEXANDER-Glenr Howard Norwood. Taft and boy. August Horvena, 31, 1350 girl. August 29. DUCAN-Johnson and Lettie, 2112 Baymiller girl, August 29.
CHRISTY-Harold and Emma. 237 Emming girl. August 28. ROSENTHAL-Robert and Hilda. 2375 Fairview boy, August 31.
SULLIVAN- -Edward and Frances, Front Street, Williamsburg, Ohi. hoy, August 18. NETSLER--Claud and Helen. 2713 Glenway giri. September 1.
and Mary. 2033 Kim boy, September 1. GRIBBEN- John and Cecelia, 2136 st. Michael boy. September HEISLER- Joseph end Nancy.
2285 Loth st. boy, September 2. BHAW--J. W. and Nellie.
964 W. Eighth boy, September 2. WOLFER-Sylvester and Mildred. 950 McPherson boy, September WURZELRACHER Frank and Josephine, R. R.
3. boy, September 3. REANY- Clinton and Margaret, 1908 Pleasant boy, September BLANTON- and Mary. 314 Grants Covington. boy.
September 1. RUST--Lee and Sudie, 215 Findlay girl, September 1, -James and Ramona. 936 State boy, September GIRB8-Raymond and Ivia, 3142 Harvey girl, September 5. WILSON-Clinton and Irene. 1420 Elm boy, September 5.
CARSON-Arthur and Ronnie. 1040 John Covington. girl. September 2. MORELANE Charles and Betty.
3302 Colerain girl. September FAULKNER Richard and Frances. 1078 Sutter girl, Sentember HALPIN- and Marion. 1019 Rutledge boy. September 4.
STORTZ-Walter and Eleanor. 2385 Montana boy, September 5. and Lorraine. R. R.
Amelia, Ohio, girl, September REITH-Lawrence and Loretto, 5706 Glencate girl. September: 1, MURPHY-1 -Hubert and Gloria. 4833 Reading girl, September WILLIAMS- -Joseph and Mary. 5229 Newfield girl, September 2. MACALUSO- Michael and Marv.
1232 Beech girl. September 2. mand Madelyn. 1138 Carney boy, September 1. GELS- Raymond and Charlotte.
417 Purcell boy, September 1. GENTNER -Harold and Johanna, 4332 Tower St. Bernard. girl, September 2. DRIGGERS- John and Marraret, 307 Mt.
Alverno boy, September 2. HUE--George and Mars. 4186 Homelawn girl. September ROCK- -Leslie and Viola. 7350 Hamilton girl.
September RAHM Robert and Mary. 6719 Simpson girl, September 7. BARNES- John and Ann. 2509 Ohio boy. Septentber 1.
BOND-Raymond and Jane. 1702 Mills Norwood, boy, September 5. GRAF- Joseph and Ruth, 4117 Jerome girl, September 5. ILL KEEP YOU FREE OF ROACHES "Always keep me around and I'll keep you free of roaches, waterbugs, silverfish and crickets. I kill them without smelly spray or messy powder.
These insects enter home: at will, but love bait in my sanitary tube, eat -and die! I'm clean, longlasting and so easy to use. Get me at your store today! 15c 35c. GATOR Arcadia, DeSoto Chemical Co. ROACH Fla. HIVES today on WLWA Cincinnati's First FM Station Recommends P.M.-ACCENT ON MUSIC 7:30 P.M.-BANDWAGON 9:00 P.M.-MEET THE PRESS P.M.-DANCETIME ON THE AIR P.M.
98.1 Megacycles Channel 251 DIAL 700 TONIGHT fOr Highways Melody Musical Treat 7:00 PM Mystery Theatre SpineTingling 9:00 PM (Fred Waring 10:30 PM WLW ANNOUNCEMENTS A Radel Service. LINEHAN, Mary is conducted with the sacred tribute to someone's J. RADEL Co. J. RADEL.
Pres. HE 4185 Funeral Homes co 8560-1 McMillan and Upland Place WOodburn 0474-0475 W. Mack Johnson Home HODAPP FUNERAL HOMES Hamilton at Elkton 7401 Vine. Kirby 1040. VA 0805.
A. C. DOBBLING SON FT. THOMAS. BELLEVUE.
HI 1730. CO 8041. Bamber Funeral Home, Inc. JOHN W. BAMBER-ROBERT BAMBER 03011 Woodburn Ave.
WO 1440. Busse Borgmann Co. Parkway at Clifton Hills Lane. Central 1517 Freeman. PA 4487-4458.
ALLISON ROSE Madison and Robbins Aves. COVINGTON, KY. Journey's End Moore Sanregret Otto Simms Stuebing ROse Wetterman Rudioff Williamson Young The heavens are the work of Thy hands. 1947, John Howard Harris, WETTERMAN--Edward Wetterman. son of the late John and Margaret Wetterman, aged 78 years, formerly of Lockland, Ohio, Wednesday, September 10, 1947.
Friends may call at the Vorhis funeral home. 310 Dunn Lockland, Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Services Saturday, September 13, at 10:30 a.m. WILLIAMSON Sarah Ella Williamson (nee Clephane), widow of William E. Williamson, mother of Mrs.
Lyle C. Lord and Mrs. Victor Heintz, Wednesday, September 10, 1947: aged 90 years; residence, 3820 Broadview Hyde Park. Friends may call at the Thomas funeral home, 4418 Whetsel Friday after 2 p. m.
Services Armstrong Chapel, Indian Hill, Saturday at 2 p. m. YOUNG -Robert A. Young. beloved Husband of Ida Young (nee Collins), stepfather of James Cornellous, Thursday, September 11, 1947.
Funeral from the Busse le Borgmann Co. mortuary. 1517 Freeman ave. Due notice of funeral. World War I Veteran.
World War 11 Veteran. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES BALLROOM Available for meetings, parties. dances and commercial displavs. HOTEL METROPOLE PA 5100. BECKER CLOTHES, INC.
AT FACTORY PRICES. 114-116 W. 5th Corner Vine at 8th BECKER ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. 1600 WALNUT CORNER LIBERTY DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA in automobile; ned one passenger.
CO 4931. FIRST-CLASS BEAUTY SERVICE given by graduating students under expert supervision; very reasonable charges. MARINELLO SCHOOL, 128 E. Sixth st. CH 0047.
Hours, 9 to 3 daily. HAY FEVER HOLIDAY- tours now being planned A for 1948 season. Those interested register at Central Ticket Office, Carew Tower. Lower Arcade KEENAN "PEP" FUEL OIL KEENAN OIL FUEL 1753 Eastern Ave. WO 1250.
ON AND AFTER this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted for by anyone other than myself. IRVIN HAMM, 245 Helen St. LOST AND FOUND LOST -At Government Square, Thursday morning. September 11th at 7:30, newspaper containing slips, checks and money. Please return checks and slips.
Call CH 4344 or WA 7824. LOST- Two dogs, males, one Spitz and Chow black: one white wirehaired terrier, extreme short tail, Vicinity Avondale. Reward. PL 2638. LOST -Black calf billfold containing money and identification: please return to Shillitos service desk.
Mrs. J. E. Anewalt, 1801 Shroyer Dayton, O. LOST-Cat; male: grey; answers to has a lesion on left side of face: vicinity of Carthage, Lockland.
VA 1101. LOST -Bulldog. West End vicinity, all black. small white on breast, female, Ill. Reward.
MA 3115. LOST -Gold tie clip: Initial vicinity Protestant Orphan Feast. Reward. UN 4611. LOST- Coat, black rayon crepe; Clinton Springs, Reward.
PA 8502. LOST -Plaid 2-piece Jerkin suit In Joy Shop box. Reward. Sutton 6050 M. HOUSES FOR SALE 1-floor plan A BEAUTIFUL brick In East Newport: large lot.
HI 3085. TRIANGLE REALTY CO. A MODERN HOME IN THE COUNTRY. 7 rooms. frame: 1st floor, large living room with wood-burning fireplace, large bedrooms.
kitchen and dinette, tile bathroom; 2d floor, 2 finished bedrooms. Large picture windows overlooking the Ohio River and valley below. Rathskeller: fireproof garage; city water: electric: on bus line: 19 miles from Fountain Square: 2 houses to choose from; FHA or GI loans. Price $12.000. BOYLE REALTY SALES.
Phone 245. New Richmond, Ohio. A PRETENTIOUS HOME. FT. THOMAS-15 Spacious Rooms.
Landscaped Grounds: Stately Trees: Stoker-Fired Hot-Water Heat: 3-Car Garage: Splendid Home for a Large Family, or Easily Converted Into Apartments. HE 4533. HE 5576. CO 1840. A VACANT COTTAGE-014 John Newport: 3 rooms, bath, yard: $4.200.
W. L. JOHNS SONS. CO 6015. AMELIA LOCUST LAKE VACANT.
Brand-new. modern 4-room bungalow: hardwood floor: Linowall kitchen and bath; 2 nicely decorated bedrooms: asking $7.200. Owner wants offer. CH 4917-6482. HOFFMAN REALTY ARLINGTON HEIGHTS-644 Blanch; lovely 6-room house, permatile kitchen, new Holland furnace: nice for children.
Owner. VA 6183. AVONDALE. 3989 BEECHWOOD AVE. Rosehill Subdivision Brick and stucco; living room.
dining room. small social room, kitchen pantry and lavatory on first floor: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. 24: finished 3d-floor storage room. bedroom and bath: stoker heat: 2- car garage. AV 1419 for appointment.
AVONDALE-St. Louis: two 5-room apartments: 2 maids' rooms on 3d floor: everything separate: in good location: building in fine condition: 1 apartment available before October 1, Call owner. PA 7473, until 4:30 P. AV 5373. after 6 P.
M. NO AGENTS. AVONDALE. N. Lovely location, 831 Glenwood: possession owner's 6, tile bath.
tenants. $60 for 5 and tile oath: Can be $69 on lease. Mrs. Russak, AV 8649. with Wm.
Hyman. MA 4043. AVONDALE, with income: 10- room brick: hardwood floors: hot-water heat; 3 baths: 2-CAT attached garage; return. KI 9399. A.
W. KLOTH. VA 1565. AVONDALE Glenwood 3-story brick; 6-6-3; 3-car garage; central heatIng unit. Call for appointment.
Owner. JE 9585, AV 5434. AVONDALE-Bogart, near Forest: 3-famfly, 4-4-3: hardwood floors; stoker; want offer. EA 4036. AVONDALE-438 Rockdale: 3-family: want offer: must close estate: 1st floor vacant.
S. 7. ROTHSCHILD. MA 6525. BELLEVUE DANDY 2-APARTMENT: 3 ROOMS AND BATH.
EACH. MODERN, REDECORATED; BARGAIN. HI 4082. HOUSES FOR SALE BLUE ASH-6 years old: only $8.200 fo: this nice rooms and bath: full basem*nt; garage: also nice 2-room enttage on rear of lot. SY 8045 JE 5479.
Suburban Realty Builders BLUE ASH-6 years old: 5 large rooms and bath; full basem*nt: garage: nice lot; near school and transportation. SY 9068 W. JE 5479. Suburban Realty Builders BLUE ASH-New GI brick homes; convenient to everything; containing 2 bedrooms. tire baths, attached garages.
May be FRA or GI financed. GEST HODGE Realtors. JE 1131. BLUE ASH-4533 Cooper 5-room shingle; on large, level tot: 2-car de atched garage: extra nice throughout: tile bath and kitchen, new furnace. JE 5869.
PARK G. DUNIGAN. JF 2177. BLUE ASH 4-room frame: full basem*nt: furnace: lot 50x150: $5,950. W.
C. CRANE. Realtor. PR 7491-7404 R. BOND HILL.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Brick-3 large rooms, 1st: 3 bedrooms, bath. 2d; hardwood floors; gas heat; $9,800. Mr. Ryland, KI 8090. GASTON REALTY CO.
KI 7271. BOND HILL-Andina 6-room modern; Republic gas furnace, hot air: modern kitchen. basem*nt toilet. hardwood floors. For sale, or exchange for 1-floor plan in Wyoming.
Mt. Healthy or Glendale. Box 121, Enquirer. BOND HILL-5-room brick. 1-floor plan: on lovely wooded lot: tile kitchen and bath, stoker, awnings.
venetians. ample closet space: A buy at $15.750. JAS E. GUNNING CO. ME 3141-3705.
BOND HILL CORNER BUSINESS 1971 Berkley; 4-apartment building; equipped kitchens: 4-car detached garage: $23.000. JOHN W. CHEEK. KI 0790. BOND HILL--New 4-apartment; 21-ft.
living room. 2 bedrooms. ME 5922. BOND HILL--New 4-apartment building: 2 bedrooms each. JE 3830.
BOND HILL-Five-room brick bungalow; tile bath and kitchen. Owner, JE 4675. BRAMBLE BUNGALOW. Near Mariemont: modern in every respect: living 1001 18x15: fireplace: dining room. kitchen.
2 bedrooms, tile bath and shower; stairway to unfinished 2d; insulated: venetian blinds: garage: A1 condition. A 0560 REALTOR BRIDGETOWN-Lady of Lourdes Parish: one of our best buys; 3-2; Cape Cod brick; only $13,950. MO 2841-2905 R. BRIDGETOWN-5-room bungalow; tile bath; gas heat; built-in garage. PA 5298, MO 1614 BROADWELL HOUSE Broadwell and Mt.
Carmel Roads. country residence situated above the Miami Valley, east of Hyde Park and south of Indian Hill. A magnificent structure built in the early 19th Century plantation style and surrounded by an impressive colonade of white pillars; sheltered by magnificent trees on magnificent promontory with a view of Carew Tower. Completely and thoroughly rebuilt and modernized in perfect taste, retaining all its original beauty and ancient charm. Contains 4 master bedrooms, 3 servant rooms, library and 5 baths, 4-room tenant house, barn and 49 acres included.
One of the finest locations and finest country restdences in Cincinnati. John H. Garber. MA 3045 AND ASSOCIATES. Mr.
Mathers. Mr. Heald, Mr. Atkinson. Mercantile Library Building.
BUY AND SELL THROUGH HUELSMAN. Realtor. CH 4697-6743, WA 0828. CHEVIOT. OUT -Frame, 4 and 2: built-in garage: modern; vacant: large lot: $0,850.
HIDING CHEVIOT-CLEVES- On Cincinnativille Pike; 5-room ultramodern brick: immediate possession; hardwood floors: tile bath; built-in garage; bus at door: school, one block; price reduced. WH 7566 or CH 6482. CHEVIOT-5-room, 1-floor plan: reeldential district: close to cars. bus and stores: hardwood floors. storm windows.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Call Mr. Moore. WA 9467. WOOD REALTY CO.
CHEVIOT. OUT New 5-room. 1-floor ultramodern; large lot. Must be sold at sacrifice. McCULLEY, REALTOR UN 6836 CHEVIOT.
OUT Opposite of Fiddler Green; new 5-room brick; unfinished 2d; steel sash, marble sills, hardwood floors, tile bath; rathskeller: built-in garage and large lot: $11,500. MO 6627-3145. CHEVIOT-2-family: 4 and lavatory, first; 4 and bath, second: 2 on third: gas-fired heat; on bus line; business zone. JOHN VEITE. Realtor.
MO 5979-6130. CHEVIOT, OUT-7 and bath; 2 acres: garage: 7 years old: must be sold: owner moving; low as A real buy, BLOOM. REALTOR. MO 4403. -Findlay near Race: brick: consists of store and 2 apartments: small brick building in rear; ideal for home and business: $8,500.
PROCACCINO. GR 0753. WA 0545. CITY-1914-16 Vine: 2 stores. 60-ft.
front: 2 stores vacant: two 4-room flats: offer wanted: $12.000. JA 7368 J. 12 CITY, rooms; 2 CHESTNUT baths: 2 -Brick: toilets; 2-family: JE 0434. Agent. CLEVES Two-story frame house; Inselbric siding: 3 down.
2 up; large bath with shower: electric-pump system, hard and soft water: 110-220 volt electric current: lage, beautiful lawn; halfacre fine garden spot; 2-car garage; summer kitchen: located one mile north of Cleves, Ohio, on the Big Miami River: East Miami River Rd. and Jordan Rd. Immediate possession. Phone WHite water 7673 R. CLIFTON.
ST. LOUIS APARTMENT BUILDING-5 large rooms and morning room each. tile bath to each. 2 full rooms and bath, storage room on 3d floor; wood-burning fireplaces, screened porches and all gum woodwork: bin-fed stoker. hot-water heat: asbestos roof and a 2-car builtin garage with overhead doors: lot 75x 150: only a short distance to car line: 2d-floor apartment and 2 rooms on 3d floor available immediately.
KOPF KOPF EA 7421 CALL. WALTER KOPF. JE 3965. level lot. Quotation $33.000.
JE 7954. MORAN co. REALTY CLIFTON-We have two 7- CLIFTON NORTH OF LUDLOW AVE. A charming colonial: center hall type; powder room, breakfast room. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, maids quarters 3d; large room 1-family frame dwellings on Howell Ave.
with bath and warm-air furnace: priced at $11,500 and $13,000. THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, Real Estate Dept. MA 4900. CLIFTON St. Louis; gorgeous 5-6-5 brick: near Clifton schools; bargain; 1 apartment available.
A. Schirmer Co. UN 2303, MA 3350. CLIFTON-Select locality: brick bungalow; 6 rooms, tile bath; 1st floor; attic; $18,500. LAUDT.
AV 1711. CLIFTON-UC location; home with income: 9-room brick; gas heat. AV 3314. CLIFTON, asbestos 1 or 2 family: new furnace. M.
OSSWALD. KI 4990. PR 8432. CLIFTON HEIGHTS- Vicinity St. Monica: 2-family: bath, furnace, nice porch, garage: also 5-family brick.
in small flats: baths: home and income. HUGE. Realtor. UN 1231. COLLEGE HILL.
VACANT. 5922 Winton modern brick And clapboard Dutch colonial; all rooms generous size: closets galore; many built-in features for convenience: lot 150x696 with magnificent far view. A gracious country home with All city services, house thoroughly insulated, also provided with storm sash. MA 1897. P.
G. TUTTLE. VA 2112. COLLEGE HILL, occupancy; 6-room. 1-floor plan: including 3 bedrooms, venetian blinds, hardwood floors: modern throughout; close to schools and transportation.
This won't last. $11.000. Mr. Ryland. KI 8090.
GASTON REALTY CO. KI 7271. COLLEGE HILL-Immediate occupancy: bungalow. 5 rooms. 3-2: can be used AS 2-family it desired; ideal location: priced right.
E. W. WILSON. KI 4508. COLLEGE HILL--New Cape Cod: 2 bedrooms on first floor: one large finished room.
second: located on dead-end street: gas heat: all copper screens. Mr. Mueller. ME 0232. BR 2108 M.
COLLEGE HILL--Early American coIonial: 3 large bedrooms: stone frost: plank flooring. 22-ft. living room. woodburning fireplace: 3-car garage: 6 vears old. WOOD REALTY CO.
8607 JA 6803 HAMILTON AVE. COLLEGE HILL--Larry near Ham Ilton; attractive English-type stone and stucco residence: has 6 rooms, breakfast room, 2 baths: gas-fired, hot -water heat; recreation room; 2-car built-in garage: lot 80x150. Owner leaving city and wants offer. FRED TUKE SON. MA 2729, JA 9779.
COLLEGE HILL--Broker offers attractive tuff brick residence, 5 large rooms, bath: seaded level lot: nice neighborhicod: $15.000: BARGAIN. BECKER REAL ESTATE CO. KI 2600. HOUSES FOR SALE THOMAS -Howard and Elsie, 3285 Dunn boy, September 1. WIELAND- -Joseph and Catherine, 1830 Besing September 3.
KIDD- -Paul and Lois. 1703 Freeman girl, September 5. GRAU-Paul and Marie, 404 Bradley Reading, girl, September 4. RACCLIFFE-David and Lucille, 2129 Norwood Norwood, boy, September SLATTERY- James and Helen. 1189 California girl, September 2.
RECH- -Edward and Georgia, 3458 Ault View boy, September 2. RICH- -Paul and Marie. 3714 Maple Park Ave. boy. September ISAACK- Charles and Marcella.
7107 Carnetion Deer Park, girl. September 2. STEINLE- -Calvin and Alberta, 2890 Werk girl, September 2. -Richmond and Geneva, 4238 North Silverton, boy, September 5. POTTEBAUM-Paul and Jewel, 7509 Plainfield Deer Park, bov.
September 2. MURRAY- Alfred and Mary. R. R. 2.
Batavia, Ohio, boy, September 4. RANNELLS- John and Virginia, 3605 Paxton boy, September 5. FUSSNER-Richard and Mary, 9895 Monroe Blue Ash. boy, September 5. KRAMER-Robert and Dorothy.
8218 Vine boy, September 3. FLESH- -Henry and Eleanor, Piqua, Ohio boy, September GROSS--Louis and Marie, 6707 Beechmont boy, September 6 WISE--Donald and Helen. Felleity, Ohio, boy, September 1, BIHN- Edward and Bertha. 4245 St. Martin girl.
September MOLLER-Philip and Deicie, 2657 Dennis boy. September 1. MULLEN- Joseph and Margaret, 5720 Glengate boy, September A very new and different kind of rumor is circulating in Cincinnati radio circles. The rumor has to do with WKRC's recent purchase of an airplane. It seems, according to the rumor, that Hulbert Taft Managing Director, and Warde Butler, an Announcer, are the only pilots at the station, the executives are rather worried.
They think that with only two pilots they will not be able to use the airplane to its full advantage. So, still according to the story I've heard, the executives have decided not to hire any new employees unless they have pilot's licenses! Taft is going to Wichita, today to get the airplane, a Beech Bonanza. Ho. will fly it back to Cincinnati tomorrow and then on to the National Association of Broadcasters convention in Atlantie City, N. Monday, I understand that Taft has asked other executives at the station if they would like to' ride to the convention with him.
As yet, no one has accepted the invitation. Niles Trammell, President of the National Broadcasting will present a plaque tonight, to James D. Shouse, President of the CrosBroadcasting in recognition of WL.W 20 years of affiliation with the network. "Red" Thornburg, former WLW and WSAI sports announcer, was appointed director of televised I sports station for yesterday. the Crosley television It is expected that the video station will televise A few local football games this fall and winter.
Televising of baseball games next season 18 possibility, Thornburg has been An Anrouncer at WKLX, Lexington, Ky. PENDLETON-William and Olympia, 2616 Duck Creek Rd. boy, September 5. BRINKER -Bernard and Clara, 4816 Basil September LEAN -Donald and Rae, 3651 Bellecrest girl, September 4. STRUPE- Thomas and Mary, 3327 O'Brien boy, September ADAMS- George and Verna, 1032 Marshall September 5.
BEARD -Paul and Dorothy, 54 Glen wood girl, September 9. BECHTOL-ROY and Thelma, 975 Kirbert boy, September 5. BONHA US -Roy and Norma, 5440 Karen boy, September OLDENDICK -Paul and Virginia, 2529 Lyle Norwood, girl, September BUYS -Kenneth and Kathleen. 3130 Walworth girl, September 5. HAINES- Edgar and Lois, 506 W.
Main Blanchester. Ohio, boy, September 6. ZIEGLER-Russell and Iva, 845 Oak Ludlow, girl. September 6. COLE- Willard and Linda, 331 14th girl.
September 6. WESLEY -Pallas and Helen. 6612 Lebanon boy, September 8. HEZLEP- Samuel and Ruby, R. R.
1, Box 71, boy, September 6. RIMSTIDT-Everett and Mary, 316 Probasco Lawrenceburg, Ind girl, September 5. MIRACLE -Hubert and Jean, 331 Oregon girl, September 7 ROMANELLO -Sam and Betty, 3185 Saffer boy. September 1. -William and Verna, 2929 Portsmouth GERDSEN-Albert and boy, Betty, September 2826 Lawndale boy, September 2.
GLAZER- Robert and Ruth, 1925 Losantiville girl, September 5. HEISTER- Robert and Jeanne, 6934 Gloria boy. September 5. HANRAHAN-Stanley and Norma, 2462 Duck Creek Norwood, boy, September 6. Tuning Tips: OF SPECIAL INTEREST: 8 p.
WLW: W. Averill Harriman, 'Secretary of Commerce, reports the on fifth the and world last food program situation of the Third Horseman series. 10:15 p. WLW: William Higinbotham, Executive Secretary, Federation of American Scientists, is Washington Front guest. 10:30 p.
WCPO: James F. O'Neill, newly elected National of the American Legion, gets an early baptism of news-making fire as he appears as guest on Meet the Press. THE PLAYS: 7:30 WSAI: "Masquerade for Killer" is the title of the masked horseman's adventure on Lone Ranger. 8 p. WSAI: The Fat Man uses his knowledge of radio broadcasting to solve the murder of an orchestra leader.
8:30 p. WKRC: Sewer lids fly when a group of swindlers seeks cover from the FBI. 9 p. WLW: Mystery Theater presents "Death Goes Shopping." which is not based on the killing cost of groceries. 10:15 p.
WKRC: With the regularity of those Capistrano swallows Hercule Poirot comes up with a solution of "The Case of the Long Burial" on his Mystery of the Week. THE MUSIC: 6 p.m., WSAI: To Cincinnati at Six features popular arrangements by Eddy Howard and his orchestra. 6:30 p.m., WKRC: After a musical roundup of the countryside on Club visiting "Kokomo, Indiana" and "Kentucky," the Modernaires groan "Can't Get Off Horse." 7 WLW: Tennessee's State Fair at Nashville is saluted on Highways in Melody. 8:30 p.m., WLW: Evelyn MacGregor sings "An Apple Blossom Wedding" Waltz Time. 9 p.
WCPO: Clarence Hartzell, veteran character actor, portrays role of a small-town doctor as he makes a guest appearance with Burl Ives. FM PROGRAMS TODAY: WLWA: On the air from noon to 11:30 p.m. on channel 251 at 98.1 megacycles. Radio Listeners Fail To Gain In Keeping With New Stations BY MAGEE ADAMS. Since the end of the war the number of broadcasting stations has soared to heights that would have been incredible in 1939.
Several months ago this column pointed out that the skyrocketing total could have either of two a proportional increase in listening, or A further division of the existing audience. The evidence is beginning to come in now. The trade journal, Broadcasting, prints this revealing story: "The increase in the number of stations has failed to bring about a corresponding increase in listening, a special analysis prepared for Broadcasting by C. E. Hooper, revealed, "The analysis was based on studies in 17 cities where a total of 26 new stations have taken to the air Although the number of stations has increased by 31.7 per cent.
sets in use have risen only 8.5 per cent The 8.5 per cent increase in listening may have been traceable to the increase in the number of available homes and not to the increase in stations." That report may be inconclusive. But what it indicates makes obvious sense to any dialer. If the vast crop of new stations is to bring an increase in listening, programs must appeal more specialized audiences. In most communities, the audience for general appeal programs already is being served to the limit. Angling for that saturated market can mean only suicidal competition.
How far program specialization can be carried profitably remains to be seen. But the broadcasters soon may have to find out. or face the alternative of profitless competition. 9 p.m.: Meet the Press interviews James F. O'Neill, National Commander of the American Legion.
WCTS: On the air from noon to midnight on channel 245 at 96.9 megacycles. 10 p.m.: Opera Highlights. TUNING GUIDE CINCINNATI RADIO STATIONS WKRC WLW RIDAY WCPO WHAT ICKY aS NBC ABC ALICE RADIO 550 700 PROGRAMS 1230 1360 1530 ALL PROGRAMS LISTED ON EASTERN STANDARD TIME A.M. WLW, 700 K. WSAI, 1360 K.
I I I I WCP0, 1230 K. I WKRC, 550 K. IWCKY, 1530 K. :00 News: Jones Newsreel News: Otto Morning Jamboree 6 :45 15 Top Chore of Time Time Morning At Sweetw'd the Console S'enaders Malcolm Richards TagAlong 56 With Tag :00 News Chamberlain Easy Listening News: Dentler News: Otto News 15 Tabernacle Malcolm Richard TagAlong With Tag Tex Beneke :80 Markets Weather Lew Parker Frankie Carle :45 Chuck Acree Arthur News: Otto Sammy Kaye :00 Morning Star Bob Duade News: Dentler News 0 :15 News Morning Chamberlain Matinee Burt Farber Malcolm Richards Treasure Tagalong Chest With Tag The Gold Rush :30 45 :00 Breakfast Club News: Dentler News: Otto News :15 Malcolm Richards TagAlong With Tag The Gold Rush :30 Read of Lire Evelyn Winters :45 Joyce Jordan David Harum Daughter True Story News: Dentler Arthur Godfrey News 10 :30 :15 :45 Jack Lora Linda's Berch Lawton First Love Listening Crocker Post Music Heart's Parade Desire Grand Rosemary Slam Ballroom Peter Grant Tom Bi'eneman News News: McCarthy News :15 Ernie Lee Loveliness Aunt Jenny Ballroom :30 Guiding Light Galen Drake Musical Pictures Helen Trent :45 Big Sister Ted Malone The Exchange Our Gal Sunday P.M. WLW, 700 K.
WSAI, 1360 K. WCP0, 1230 K. I WKRC, 550 K. IWCKY, 1530 K. Club Welcome Travelers News: Dixon News: McCarthy Weather News 12 :45 :30 15 News Everybody's and Markets Farm Burt News: Farber Arthur Man Melody Harmony On For the Hall Lunch Street Wendy Penny Pruden Warren The Guy Dorsey Quizman Lombardo Brothers Children Queen For a Day News: McCarthy News Woman In White Perry Mason Waltz Time Holly Sloane Studio A Serenade Lone Journey :45 Light of the World Rose of My Dreams Beautiful Walter Kiernan News Double or Nothing Broadway Matinee 15 Ma Perkins Lady Stuff Fans In the Stands :30 Pepper Young Bride and Groom Reds vs.
New York See'nd Mrs. Burton Today We Honor :45 Right to Happiness Off The Record The Quizman :00 Backstage Wife Be Seated News: McCarthy News :15 Stella Dallas Step Wiegand Trio Ballroom :30 :45 'Vidder Lorenzo Brown Jones (Paul Whiteman Hint Hunt Girl Marries News: McCarthy News 15 Portia's Life Rush Hughes :30 Just Plain Bill Time For Calling 1:45 Front Page Farrell News Timely Tunes 1:00 Editor's Daughter Time To Be Young News News: McCarthy News :15 Hearts in Harm'ny Terry and Pirates Sammy Kaye Barry Wood Vaudeville :30 Melody Parade Dick Tracy Hop Harrigan Easy Aces Varsity Rhythm Peter Grant Dick Bray, Sports Tom Mix Island Bands P.M. I WLW, 700 K. I WSAI, 1360 K. WCP0, 1230 K.
WKRC, 550 K. WCKY, 1530 K. Club To Cincinnati at 6 News News: McCarthy News :15 De Weese-Kingsb'y Waite Hoyt Sports: Nesbitt Daily Hits :3 Ramona So The Story Goes News: Utley Joseph Garretson Glee Club News: R. Trout :00 H'ways In Melody Ethel and Albert News Baby Snooks News :15 Elmer Davis Train Time Waltz Time :30 Summer Theater Lone Ranger Leave It To Girls The Thin Man :451 :00 Third Horseman The Fat Man Arthur's Place News :15 Blue Barron 'The Jamboree :90 Waltz Time Your FBI Bulldog Drumm'nd FBI in Peace War :451 0 :15 :00 Bill Mystery Stern Theater The Break Sheriff the, Bank Burl Loveliness Ives Day to be Farrell Ignorant The Jamboree :45 Queen For a Eileen News: Peter Grant .00 Harmonaires Sports Review Fulton Lewis Jr. Mystery of Week 1 10 :30 :15 :45 Fred Wash'ton Waring Speaker This Is For You Meet Henry the J.
Press Taylor Jack Frank Lowell Smith Parker Thomas 2 :00 News: Peter Grant Lanes of Fun News News: Spencer News :15 Tune Reviewer Faith In Our Time Claude Thornhill The Jamboree :30 Jack Eigen Eberle George Paxton Elliott Lawrence :45 12 :30 :451 .00 Moon Platter River Time News Horse Opera News Pleasant Dreams News Startime and Music News Music To Read By TiSign Off 1 to 6 Club Sign Off and Sign Of! COLLEGE HILL CAREY near North Bend brick duplex; 6 rooms to each apartment; everything separate, 2-car garage. Mr. Garbo, JA 9779 J. FRED TUKE SON, MA 2729. COLLEGE HILL -Lovely 6-room modern home with breakfast nook; good location: corner lot.
This is an exception for the business or professional man looking for fine home. KI 6156. COLLEGE HILL-2-Family, 5-4. 4-Room Apartment, Vacant Everything separate; block to schools and car line. ELLERINGTON, KI 0733.
COLLEGE HILL. NEAR- -Beautiful 5-room 1-floor brick; large living room, Linowall kitchen, tile bath, breezeway: 2-car garage: lot 95x225; on bus. KI 6352. COLLEGE HILL, N. Attractive new 2- family brick; and bath.
heat, large lot: near transportation, stores and school. JA 9579 W. COLLEGE HILL. 1-floor plan: in A1 condition: $12.500. JA 9625.
COLLEGE HILL-Home wanted: rooms preferred. Let us know what you have. BECKER REAL ESTATE CO. KI 2600. COLLEGE HILL, N.
5-room shingle; bath, furnace; table level 1-acre lot, trees. Asking $9,800. JA 9610. CORRYVILLE Daniels, near Vine: brick, 3-family, 2-2-3; hot-water heat; must sell; make offer. MA 4759 COVINGTON-EAST SIDE.
Near St. Elizabeth Hospital; St. Louis, 2 4-room apartments; wire-cut brick; finishea floors. Large living rooms with fireplace. Everything separate.
Full basem*nt. Two furnaces. This home is in best condition in and out. It will pay to see this. About $3,000 will handle.
HI 6916. COVINGTON-West side: vacant: 5- room modern brick: newly decorated and painted: new furnace: also 3-room cottage: $6,950. CO 3924. COVINGTON-Modern 4-room bungalow: large living room. modern kitchen.
bedrooms and bath: stoker heat. Call CO 3642. HI 6443. COVINGTON-Four-room brick cottage: bath. furnace, full basem*nt: about $1.800 will handle: price $6.300 JU 4285, CO 1207.
HE 4251. COVINGTON-12-room brick. 4-5-3: two baths; stoker fire hot heat; full basem*nt. CO 4931. COVINGTON-12-room brick: bath: furnace: lot 57x148 to alley; $10,000.
HE 6732. CUMMINSVILLE-JA 9632 or your broker: 1654 Elmore, new. finished in and out. 3723 Spaeth. rooms in each house.
DAYTON. Bradford J. Sullivan. Director. 1336 K.
McMillan at Bell PI. WO 0133 Wrassmann Barfknecht 2625 Gilbert Ave. Inc. WO 1600. 1421-23 Main St.
CH 0338. NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CH 6929. Cincinnati Cremation Co.
525 DIXMYTH AVE. UN 1021. Journey's End Abdon Holscher Dickow Hengelbrok Denner La Fortune Gilmer Lance Downer Means The heavens, are the work of hands. 1947, John Howard Harris. ANDON Mina King Abdon, beloved mother of Mrs.
Orville Goodall and George King, at the home of her brother, Rev. E. F. Burnside, Cold Spring, Thursday, September 11, 1947: aged 72 years. Services at the Allison Rose funeral home, Robbin: st.
and Madison Covington, Saturday, September 13, at 2 p.m. Interment Highland Cemetery. DICKOW-Frederick E. Dickow, devoted father of Mildred and Fred L. Dickow and brother of Mrs.
Johanna Brandhorst William E. Dickow, suddenly At Pittsburgh, Tuesday, September 9, Friends may call at Jaco*cks funeral home. 2602 Gilbert at Taft Sunday afternoon and evening. Services Monday, September 15, at 10 DONNER--Charles A. Donner.
beloved husband of Sadie Linhardt Donner, dear brother of William and Robert Donner, Wednesday. September 10, 1947, restdence, 5761 Lantana College Hill. Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons funeral home, Hamilton ave.
at 3 Knowlton Northside, Thursday after p. m. Funeral services Friday at 2 p. m. DOWNER John Downer, beloved husband of Marie Cejnar Downer and father of Mrs.
Earl Kattwinkel brother of Mildred, George B. and Charles T. Downer, Wednesday, September 10, 1947; residence, 3243 AVH. ery lane. Friends may call at George Rohde Son funeral home, Linwood Services at Friday after 3 p.
m. Delta the Church of the Redeemer. Hyde Park, Saturday, September 13, at 10:20 a. 4, GILMER- Maxine Gilmer (nee Organ), beloved wife of Lee Gilmer, mother of Gary Lee Gilmer, twin sister of Robert Organ and niece of Charles and Elizabeth Organ, at her residence, Loveland, Ohio, Wednesday, September 10, 1947. Friends may call at Tufts funeral home, Loveland, after 1 p.m.
Friday. Solemn requiem high mass St. Columban Church, Loveland, Ohio, Saturday, September 13, at 10:30 a.m. -Charles H. Hengelbrok, beloved husband of Nettie Hengelbrok tree Speckman) and dear father of Mary G.
Hengelbrok, Wednesday, September 10, 1947. at residence, 45 Millers Fort Thomas. Funeral from the Muehlenkamp funeral home, 835 York Newport. Saturday at 8:30 a. m.
Requiem high mass St. Thomas Church at 9 A. m. Holy Name Society will meet at the funeral home Friday at 8 p.m. HOLSCHER Catherine Holscher (nee Groneman).
beloved wife of Herman A. Holscher and devoted mother of Mrs. Joseph Florence) Thiem Jr. and grandmother of Joseph H. and Cathy Jean Thiem and sister of Mrs.
Herman Tapke, Wednesday, September 10, 1947, residence 950 Olive Price Hill. Funeral from Grueter Son funeral home, Iliff and Glenway Saturday, September 13, at 10 a. m. Solemn requiem high mass St. Lawrence Church.
10:30 a. m. St. Cecelia Ladies Society will meet at the funeral home Friday at 8:30 p. m.
FORTUNE -Katharyn G. La Fortune, wife of the late Louts A. La Fortune and mother of Robert E. and Louts A. Fortune.
suddenly, Thursday, September 11, 1947: residence, 3061 Fairfield ave. Friends may call at the Thomas funeral home, 4418 Whetsel Sunday after 1 p. m. Services Monday at 1 p.m. LANGE Anna Lange (nee Kruessel).
and beloved wife of the late Henry P. Lange beloved mother of Lauretta and Marie Lange, Mrs. Hilda Koh and Mrs. Lillian Lauxterman; residence. 654 Hawthorne Price Hill.
Funeral from the residence Monday, September 15. 1947. Solemn requiem high mass Holy Family Church at 9:30 A. m. Ladies Sodality of Holy Family Married Church picase take notice.
MEANS-Howard R. Means, beloved husband of Mae Means (nee Viel) and beloved father of Russell, of Roland, of Harrison, and Willard Means. Cincinnati, of Limestone. N. Mrs.
Clella Holt and Mrs. Evelyn Stumpf, both of Dayton, Ohio, his residence. 114 S. Walnut Harrison. Ohio.
Thursdav. 11, 1947. Friends may call September at the above residence after 1 D. m. Saturday.
Funeral from the First Christian Church, Harrison, Sunday, September 14, at 3:30 p.m. MOORE-Hoyt D. Moore, beloved husband of Luise Neitzel Moore; residence. 1115 Laidlaw Bond Hill. Tuesday, September 9, 1947.
at Pittsburgh, Pa. Friends may call at the Vorhis funeral home, 5501 Moutgomery Norwood. Thursday 7 to 9 p. m. Services Friday, September 12, at 10:30 a.
m. OTTO- Carrie Riebel Otto, beloved wife of the late Robert A. Otto and mother of Mrs. Betty Kaler. Thursday, September 11, 1947, at Delaware.
Ohio. formerly of Hyde Park. Friends may call at the Geo. H. Rohde Son funeral home.
Linwood and Delta Friday after 3 p. m. Services Saturday, September 13. at 8:30 a.m. Quigley, beloved father of William O.
Quigiey. Flint. Mich. Tuesday. September 9.
1947. Friends may call at the Schraffenberger funeral home, 3117 Vine Correville. Friday after 4 D. m. Requiem hich mASS st.
Xavier Church Saturday, September 13. at 9 A. m. -Charles Ross, beloved husband the late Anna Ross, devoted father of Wilma Ross of Harrison, Ralph Ross. Detroit, and the late Etta Kane, Thursday, September 11, 1947.
in his 89th year: residence. 320 N. Sycamore Harrison. Services at Lutz funeral home. 111 N.
Sycamore Harrison. Ohio, Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Friends may call after 12 noon Saturday. RUDLOFF Caroline Stark Rudloff. widow of Victor Rudloff and beloved mother of Mrs.
Edwin Julia) Von Lehmden, passed away at the residence of her daughter. 3988 School Section Cheviot. Thursday, September 11, 1947. in her 82nd year. Funeral Monday, September 15, at 8:30 m.
from the Neidhard funeral home, 3155 Harrison Westwood. Requiem high mass St. Alovsius Church. Brideetown, at 9 a.m. Friends mAy call Sunday from 2 until 10 p.m.
SANREGRET-Arthur R. (Whites) Sanregret. beloved brother of Lee, Joseph and William H. Sanregret. Wednesday, September 10.
1947. in his 43rd year. residence, 4520 Hillside ave. Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Se damsville funeral home, 3035 River on Friday from 3 to 10 p. m.
Services Saturday, September 13, at 10 m. F. 0. E. services Friday, 7:30 p.
m. SIMMS-Mary Etta Simms (nee leans), beloved wife of George Simms and mother of Mrs. Georgia Davis, Elmer Ervin K. Chester D. and Clarence E.
Simms, of 124 E. Sixth Newport, Wednesday, September 10. 1947, Services Chas. A. Smith Sons funeral home.
Fourth and Park, Newport, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Member of Pythian Sisters, Esther Temple No. 6, and Loyalty Council, D. of A. STUEBING- Edward S.
Stuebing, beloved husband of Norma Cornelius Stuebing. father of Edward N. and the late Robert M. Stuebing. residence 3346 Bonaparte Walnut Hills.
Friends may call at the Clarence A. Batter funeral home. 3412 Clifton Cutton. Friday from 3 to 10 D. m.
Services Saturday. September 13. 1047. at 10 m. Interment Walnut Hills Cemetery.
A COMFORTABLE HOME Five-room frame, insulated: poured concrete foundation, new automatic hotwater heater, new stoker furnace. See this for yourself. Call Dallas E. Salter. CO 7763 or DU 1780.
FRED'K A. SCHMIDT, INC. DEER PARK BRICK LIFE WITH MOTHER And father would be more ideal in home of your own; this dandy brick residence has living room, dining room, 2 bedrooms, tile bath and modern kitchen on 1st floor; southern tile mantel, gas fireplace, full front porch, weather stripped, storm windows. hardwood floors, detached garage: 2 blocks to bus. Call A.
B. McCann, WO 7568, with GEO. B. PAINTER, JE 0948. DEER PARK -New.
all-brick colonial house, 5 full rooms; log fireplace in living room; tile bath; gas heat; garage. Priced at only $1.000 down, balance payable like rent. DU 2705, Mr. Donahue, EA 7470. M.
E. MERCER, Realtor 107 TRACTION BLDG. DEER PARK -Nearly new brick; 1-floor plan with unfinished 2d; tile bath; gas heat; living room and dinette; carpeted to walls: venetian blinds; woodburning fireplace in living room; mardie sills; lot 45x146 ft. Owner being trantferred. JE 3697.
ME 2549. FRED TUKE SON, DU 3022. lated; storm windows; garage; fenced DEER 6 rooms; near public school; hard wood floors: insuyard. SY 8045 M. JE 5479.
Suburban Realty Builders DEER PARK-Modern 7-year-old, 5-room frame; 3-2; attached garage; insulated; storm windows; corner lot; or completely furnished, new Frigidaire, stove, possession. Owner, SY 8923 J. DEER PARK-By owner: 5-room brick: tile bath. linowell kitchen. living room.
2 bedrooms on 1st: rooms on 2d; attached garage. SY 8878 J. DEER PARK--O'Leary 2-family frame, 5-4: hardwood floors, toker heat. rathskeller: good income. EDWIN E.
BROWN. BR 1933. DEER PARK-Beautiful Cape Cod, rooms and bath; venetian blinds; awnings, newly decorated; immediate possession. Call owner. SY 8268 R.
EAST END. Two-family, near Delta for rooms, bath, 1st: 3 rooms, bath. 2d: 2- car garage; corner lot. Call Dale Burkinshaw. DU 1780.
FRED'K A. SCHMIDT, INC. EAST END-Columbia Parkway: 5-room frame; business A zone; $4,500. EA 6794. EASTERN SECTION-Store: two 3-room flats: 4-room house in rear.
EA 7239. EAST WALNUT HILLS. RIVER VIEW. Approximately 2 acres of ground: swimming pook four bedrooms, 2 baths: 3 maids' rooms and bath on 2d floor: center hall, library, solarium, large dinette, RAS hot-water heat, recreation room, built-in garage. For inspection and quotation call Ruth Shephard, ME 0284.
The Myers Y. Cooper Co. Erie and Edwards. REALTOR. EA 2780.
EDGEWOOD-Cozy 5-room brick, 1-floor; modern. SEE THIS! HI 2572. ERLANGER-Beautiful 8-room home: year old: contains a magnificent living room. study, dining room. modern kitchen 1 bedroom and bath on 1st floor: bedrooms and bath on 2d.
DI 7986. HI 6443. EVANSTON Six-room, one-floor: near Xavier University; tile bath and lavatory: gas fired; perfect condition; beautiful rockery, fountain, trees, flowers: near the boulevard. Mr. Davis, BR 1778 J.
DOUGLAS G. HIGH, INC. MA 6984. EVANSTON Good section: close to schools. unusually nice 6-room frame, bath; hardwood floors; steam heat: garage: large yard.
No azents. please; $9,500. Owner, Box 101, Enquirer. EVANSTON-Algona frame: 1-family; 3 rooms 1st: 2 and bath 2d; car zarage; hot-water heat; oil burner. H.
OELERICH 2724 VINE. UN 0573. EVANSTON-Two-family, 5-4; house in perfect condition: everything separate. Possession in 30. days, both apartments, EA 4183.
F. E. BRAWLEY. PI 2217. FAIRFAX-New 6-room frame: Linowall bath, hardwood floors.
built-in garage: close to school, stores and transportation EDWIN E. BROWN. BR 1933, FAIRFAX-Modern 4-bedroom frame, A1 condition; nice lot; priced right. MR. SMITH, BR 2222.
FAIRMOUNT-2000 Queen City clean location: newly painted and decorated 6-room house: bath: furnace: bus passe: door. Call JOS G. MATHIAS. Realtor. MO 1133.
FAIRMOUNT -No. 2521 Seegar newly remodeled home: 3. rooms And bath; hot water and gas furnace. Call WA 5751. FAIRMOUNT-Six-room 1 or 2 family; perfect condition; near everything.
MO 5818. FAIRMOUNT-1634 Denham: 2 3-room flats: 2 baths: $8.000. MU 1445. FLORENCE. 6-room white clapboard: situated on acre of ground.
HENDRICKSON. HE 1966. FT. MITCHELL-Arcadia Dutch colonial brick; 3 bedrooms; center-hall type; very spacious living room and dining room, 8 double windows in solarhim: beautiful well-shrubbed lot. 75x188.
This home belonged to one of Northern Kentucky's most aristocratic families and is selling much below the present market price of comparable homes in this location at $20,000. SCHOOLER BLYTHE HI 6916. EA 5312. FT. MITCHELL.
4-ROOM, 1-FLOOR INCLUDING FURNITURE. Seven years old; Cape Cod; living room, dining room. bedroom, tile bath and shower, modern kitchen, hardwood floors, gas-fired hot-air heat; excellent judgment used in selecting furniture. Priced for J. M.
Wolterman, HI 4957 or DU 1780. quick sale. Appointment only. a Call FRED'K A. SCHMIDT, INC.
FT. MITCHELL, beautiful home on Orphanage 5 rooms, breakfast nook and bath on 1st 1 large finished room on 2d: full basem*nt; gas furnace: drive-in garage; call for in- spection, HI 3085. TRIANGLE REALTY CO. FT. MITCHELL, SOUTH-6-rooms colonial brick: 2-car garage separate; bath up, powder room down: seen by Appointment only.
No realtors. PR 8205 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
daily, FT. MITCHELL-5-room modern home: hardwood floors; built-in garage: gadfired furnace: large beautiful lot: well shrubbed. Owner transferred. Immediate possession: $10.500. cO 1588, FT.
THOMAS, CENTRAL--5-room shine gle; semi-bungalow: possession; priced to sell; owner. HI 5894. FORT THOMAS-1-floor plan brick: rooms and breakfast nook. CO 3790. FOSTER, OHIO-5 rooms, electric and water: new garage 24x24; 5 lots.
309 Davis Foster, Ohio. GOLF MANOR-5-ROOM BRICK. Living room, dining room, kitchen. 2 bedrooms, tile bath and shower on 1 floor: metal frames, marble sills. hard wood floors: garage; bar in basem*nt: A1 condition.
FAYON REALTOR GOLF MANOR--Brick, 5-room. 1-floor plan: tile kitchen and bath: nice lot: $12,500. VA, 6349, EA 3925. ROSELAWN REALTY Next to Roselawn Theater. GOLF MANOR Lovely 6-room brick house: extra lot; slate root: venetian blinds, early occupancy.
Owner, ME 8420..
