Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 3, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 31 October 1952 — Page 4

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C. G. ETTER, REALTOR Phones 2SO-R or 653-L FOR SALE SEE ETTER REAL ESTATE FOR THE FOLLOWING GOOD BUYS: PAPAKEECHIE: 3 bedrooms, modern. Enclosed porch, basement, attic, playroom, Insulated. Oil furnace. $8,509.00. TERMS. WAWASEE: Oozy 2-bedroom frame home in Rainey’s Court. Furnished, oil heat, large level lot. Built in ’47 for year round living, $7300'. Immediate possession.

Scout News Cub Scout Pack >516 met Oct. 28 at the Scout Cabin. All the Scouts came masked for Hallowe’en. The opening was by Den 5. The boys showed the group various collections — everything from buggy tools to hub caps. Den 12 had a skit on a “Trip To Mars”. They brought back a “treasurer” which was two new members. The Scouts then tried to guess the identity of the masked boys. The judges chose Jim Graf, Jan Appenzeller and Charles Penn as q, Pictures In Sunday Star The Indianapolis Star will run a story in the magazine section on Sunday, Nov. 9 on the SmithWalbridge Camp at Boner lake. Beverly Daniels of Pensacola, Fla., one of the students at the camp, will be the cover girl on the magazine. The photographer took 300 shots to get about '2M) pictures Which will be in the magazine. Duke Miller of Phoenix, Ariz., ODO of the camp instructors and who was featured in Life maga-' zine this week, will also appear in the Star magazine pictures. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. W. T. Colwell will entertain at dinner Friday noon sor t Sherry and Jane Searfoss and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Searfoss and grandson Steven. The occasion is Sherry’s 10th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Snooks, of; Goshen, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Popenfoose. j •* Pamela Kay Barnhart, eight-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Barnhart, is recovering satisfactorily from severe burns, suffered Oct. 2’o'. She was removed to her home here Saturday from St. Joseph hospital, at Ft. Wayne.

- - ■ GHOSTS All ghosts from the great beyond are invited FREE to attend the HALLOWEEN MIDNITE SHOW at the PICKWICK FRIDAY • OCTOBER 31

EXPERIENCED TRAILER HELP NEEDED AT ONCE Cabinet Makers,. Cabinet Setters, Final Finishers, Stock Man, Day Janitor. Present Work Week — 50 Hours. Hourly wage in line with experience and ability to produce. ’ LUTES TRAILER COMPANY U. S. 33 Goshen, Ind.

RAINEY’S COURT: Two bedroom furnished ‘ cottage, car port, porch, electric kitchen, oil heat, $4250. Transferred to Oregon. SOUTH SHORE: 4-bedroom niodern furnished summer home. Living room with fireplace, large porch, garage, beach. $16,500. TERMS. FOR SALE CHAMPION FRUIT FARM Thirty acres, productive trees. Modern 4-bedroom home, several buildings, barn, storage and grading room. Owner has other Interest. Asking $'20,0001 — attractive terms. May consider farm in trade.

having the best home made costumes. They were awarded plaques with the Cub Scout promise on .them. Den 6 had a contest game in which the Scouts paired off. Each tried to chew his string quicker to get the piece of gum suspend- . ed between them- Several of the parents then tried the same contest, much to the enjoyment of all attending. , Den 7 announced they were making a come-back in a clever skit that introduced the members and new Den mother, Mrs. Egger. Dei) 3'dosed the meeting with : the Lords Prayer. Then delicious ’ ■ apples were given to the Scouts and parents. Committee meeting will be November 18 at the home of Mrs.' (Lee Fischer. Next pack meeting 1 Nov. <25 with the theme, “Faith Os Our Fathers.” Fire Department Called The Syracuse fire department has been called out daily recently, sometimes several times a day. for calls to put out leaf and brush fires which were endangering property. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Stiver, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aust of Goshen, spent from ' Wednesday until Sunday at Tippy Dam, Mich., fishing. Thomas Perritt, of Ecourse, Mich., is a guest this week in the ' home of Mr. and Mrs. Burns Van' Sickle and family. i Mrs. Bessie Ringwald, Wash- i i ington, D. C., a former resident of ■ the Solomon’s Creek community, who has been hospitalized for the | past eight weeks, was removed to her home recently. Mrs. Ringwald is a sister of Mrs. Ben Zimmerman of Syracuse. J j • Mr. and Mrs. Dial Rogers of South Bend, were guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Zerbe. i Mrs. Clara Stansbury attended a family dinner Sunday at the home of her son Willis Stansbury in Mishawaka, in honor of her grandson Edward Stansbury, who left on Monday for induction into military service. Twenty-one were present. I Mr. and Mrs. Forest Fackler and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. , Mark Roth and daughter Doris and son Marvin, had Sunday din-: i ner with their mother, Maud DaVault. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Cory I and Grace Sugonis of So. Bend, j called in the evening.

KALE ISLAND: Home and income property, SIO,OOO. Terms. WAWASEE: Five room lake home. Oil furnace. Built in ’49. Clean and attractive. You suggest the terms. OGDEN ISLAND, Lake Wawasee. —Two bedrooms, living room, lovely kitchen, full bath, full basement, furnace heat — year round living. SBSOO. LOT: 50 ft. x 100 ft. Wawasee Lake. A buy at $2500. WAWASEE LAKE, North Shore. —4 bedroom furnished summer home. Large living room with fireplace, dining room, screen-in front porch, 1# bath. Excellent beach and location. 816,500. Terms and possession. CITY HOME: Centrally located, 3-bedrooms, separate dining room, large kitchen, garage. Let us show you how really livable it is! Price $7900. You suggest the terms. If we don’t have what you are looking for listed here . . . call us. for we don’t advertise everything.

Grace Lutheran Church “The Friendly Family Church”. 9: 45' The Church at Study with a class for you. 10:45 The Church at Worship. 7:30 Thursday, Senior Choir. Friday after school, the Junior Choir practice. The Church welcomes you to our Worship. Church Os God Wilmer J. Frederick, Minister. Louis Firestone, S. S. Supt. 10 a. m. Bible School for all I ages. Junior School meets in the , basement. | 11 a.m. Morning Worship. .7 p.m. Evening Worship and ' group singing. | 7:30 Thursday evening MldI Week Prayer Service and Bible , Study. and newcomers are heartily invited to attend all our services. “They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.” — Isaiah 40:311 (a). Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church K. E. Foulke, pastor. Church School at 9:45 A. M. Charles Garner, supt. | Church Worship at 10:45 a.m. Sermon theme: “From Darkness ■ To Light.” Choir anthem: “Praise OYe Servants.” i Junior League at 6 p.m. j Young People’s meeting at 6:30 ! p.m., with the Mission and Social Action Committee in charge, using the theme, “The World Is My Home.” i Evening Evangelistic Service at 7:30 p.m., with the pastor preaching on the theme: “Christ Dares ( You.” The November Council meeting will be hel| next week, the date to be announced from the pulpit. Prayer Service and choir rehearsal on Thursday evening at 7:30 and 8.30 p.m., respectively. You are cordially Invited to attend jthe services at Calvary Church. I W. S. C. S. TO MEET On Thursday, Nov. 6, W. S. C. S. Circles meet as follows: Circle 1, Mrs. Sol Miller. Circle (2, Mrs. Walter Kegg. Circle 3\ Mrs. Ernest Richards. . | Circle 4, Mrs. Louise Connolly, with pot-luck supper at her home. Solomon’s Creek E. U. B. 10 a.m. Sunday School. Lesson title: “Jesus’ Power and Human Need.” 6:45 p. m. Youth Fellowship and Juniors. ‘7:30 p. m. Evening Worship. Sermon theme: “Doubting”.

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OURzfXMeN Se&O (Tbe home newspaper is sent free to all men and women in U. 8. Armed Services through cooperation of Wawasee Post No. 22S and The Journal) Clem F. Lisor, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clem F. Lisor, Sr., of Kale Island, has been promoted to the rank of Airman first class. Airman Lisor is a graduate of Goshen high school and attended Goshen college until he enlisted U. S. Air Force in February 19i51. After completing his basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, he was sent to Dental Technician school at Great Lakes, 111., where he received his certificate of award. From there he went to Westover, A. F. Base hospital, where he spent several months as dental technician. In May of this year Clem was sent to Saudi, Arabia, where he is working as a dental technician in the U. S. A. F. hospital. Pfc. Harold Hughes, who recently returned from nine months service in Korea, and Miss Mildred Gordon of Cornith, Ky., arrived Saturday to spend a week with the former’s mother, Mrs. Valeria Hughes. Pfc. Hughes was discharged from the U. S. Army Oct. 18, at Camp Carlson, Colo. He was inducted into the Army Oct. 9, 1950 trained at Camp Pickett, Va., and was sent to Korea Jan. 18, 1’91512.. S.R. Elmer Leroy Byrd is stationed at Great Lakes, 111. , LOCAL NEWS Leonard Barnhart was a guest of his son Lowell last Saturday for “Dad’s day” at Manchester College. Lowell accompanied him home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Laucks Xanders and son spent the week end in Hammond, visiting Mrs. Xanders •parents. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Dunkle of Goshen, aqd Mr. and Mrs. Christian Koher have returned from a trip through Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio. Mrs. Everett Darr, who has been ill for the past two weeks, is improving, although she is still confined to her bed. Oakwood Park Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Gilpin and daughter Janet and son Tom, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graham and sons Tom, Dick and Ray, all of Indianapolis, spent the week end in the Snider cottage. Jim and'Tommy did some fishing but reported the fish to be on strike. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oberlin of Auburn, spent the week end in their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Burgener of Fort Wayne, spent the week end in their cottage. Mrs. Shubert returned to her home jn Dayton, Ohio for the winter. Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Reed of Bippus, were in their cottage last Saturday, closing it up for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Amick of Indianapolis, spent the week .end in their cottage. Mr. Amick has been very ill and his friends in Oakwood wish him a speedy recovery. METHODIST * 10: 00 Worship and Preaching Service. 11 a.m. Church School. Thursday, 7 p.m., -Junior and Senior choirs. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. The Greatest Book Class in the basement of the church. Young adults are Invited to join this Bible Study Class. Burr Oak E. U. B. 9:30 Sunday School. 10:30 a. m. Morning Worship. Sermon theme: “Living The Christian Life.”

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FOR RENT FOR RENT:.. Modern 3 bedroom house. Oil furnace. Corner of Lake and John streets. Phone m or 16126-R. FOR RENT: Ogden Island. Twobedroom cottage, furnished or unfurnished. C. C. Mason, phone 108, Syracuse. (52-ts) FOR RENT: Floor Sander and Polisher at the Wawasee Lbr. Co., Phone 278, Syracuse. v (12-ts) FOR RENT: 2-wheel trailer. Wawasee Lumber Co. (42-ts) FOR RENT: 2 room furnished, across road from Ranch House. S3O per month. Inquire at Ranch House, Lake Wawasee. (3-J2t) FOR RENT: 2 bedroom unfurnished house east side of Johnson’s Bay. Modern except furnace. Recently redecorated. On paved road. Myrtle Ostrander. FOR RENT: Modern 4 room furnished apartment. Uptown. Ph. 1249, 2iois Harrison St. FOR RENT: Furnished modern apartment, oil heat. North side Syracuse lake. Julius Atz.

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PUBLIC SALE Location: 12 blocks south of Bank and % block east in Syracuse, Ind., on SATURDAY, Nov. 8, 1952, starting at 12’ o’clock noon: 1 Philco table model radio and record player, 2< living room suites, 41-pc. walnut dining room suite, 2 beds, 1 day bed, 1 antique dresser, 5 rocking chairs, 7 straight chairs, 1 large chair, 2 stands, 1 kitchen table and'four chairs, 1 square dining room table, 1 small round table, 1 small cupboard, 1 end table, 1 chest, 1 porch swing, 1 Bee-Vac Sweeper, three 9 x 12 rugs, one B.x 10 rug, one 9 x 112 linoleum rug, 1 bridge lamp, 1 commode, 1 Globe Glow-Boy, 1 large oil burner, 1 enameled kitchen stove (burns coal or wood), 1 Perfection range, 1 two-burner hotplate, 3 oil lamps, 1 Montgomery Ward electric refrigerator, 1 Maytag washer, 12 tubs, L mirror, dishes, curtains and other articles too numerous to mention. MRS. MARY A. GRUBB. Terms: GASH. Not responsible for accidents. A. J. McDowell, Auctioneer.

PAPAKEECHIE LAKE Week-end guests of the Raymond Denzel family were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bodenhoefer, of Kendallville. Harry Burson is home from Wolf Lake hospital and is doing fairly 4vell. Mrs. Harry Van Hemert’s mother, Mrs. Leota Kinley, was in lowa recently to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Kinley has been staying at the Van Hemert home. Her grandson, Douglas Van Hemert and wife drove her to lowa for the trip and she has returned now to her daughter’s home. Mrs. George Nordman and daughters were in Wabash Sunday to see Billy Nordman, who may soon return to Syracuse school. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Penrose of Nappanee, spent Sunday with the later’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Causer. Mrs. Harry Fackler, who resides north of Syracuse on Road 6, is ill with typhoid fever. * j Church of The Brethren Harvey M. Landis, Minister. Sunday School at i9:30 A. M. A splendid organization to carry on this phase of our church program has been effected. Come and share in this good spirit of fellowship and Christian growth. The preaching hour follows this service at 10:39. Subject: “The Refiner of Silver and Gold.” The night hour for Bible Study and worship will begin at 7 p.m. Subject: ‘‘Tithing of Time, Money, Ability.”

HOSPITAL INSURANCE Bob McClintic Ins. Phono 648-M

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WANTED: Carpenters. Ray Buhrt, phone 1629-J. (48-ts) WANTED: Standing timber that will make saw logs. Elkhart Lumber and Sawmill, i2HO9 Johnson Street, Elkhart, Indiana. (49-15 t WANTED: Experienced Stenographer and general office worker. A Syracuse corporation. Reply to Box H, care of The Journal. (2*-3t) WANTED: Washings. Will call for and deliver. Mrs. Bert Swank. Phone ‘2l-R. (*2-i2t) HELP WANTED! , Ghosts needed to run wild at the Hallowe’en Show FRIDAY, Oct. 311. Apply Pickwick Theatre. SEPTIC TANKS Cesspools and toilet vaults vacuum cleaned. Sewer lines and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. No digging necessary. mileage charge. Ph. 94M Milford. (35tf)

Custom Made DRAPERIES & SUP COVERS When you combine our top quality DECORATIVE FABRICS and our GUARANTEED WORKMENSHIP with our nationally known line of drapery hardware, by KIRSH, you have the best decoration values your money can buy. "Just tell us what you want, and we do the rest. Call for a Free Estimate. Use our time payment plan. “We offer the best quality at the most competitive price.” PETTIT’S Department Store Phone 247 — Syracuse (29-ts)

Protect yourself against a rise in interest rates. If you get a Federal Land Bank loan on your farm NOW, you will never pay more than 4% interest. You have the safety of 33 years to pay, but . you can pay any amount any time. A farmers* cooperative. Martin M. Bassett, Sec.-Treas., North Central Indiana, N. F. L. A.. Room 23 Shoots Bldg., Goshen, Indiana; and 120 W. Market St., Warsaw, Indiana. (41-ts)

DEATHS MRS. NOBLE RINGLER Ellen Faye Ringler, 49, wife of Noble Ringler, died Sunday at 111 p ; m. in the Goshen hospital, where she had been a patient for one paonth. She had been 111 three months. Mrs. Ringler was born April 18, 1903 In Pentwater, Mich., the daughter of James and Mary (Garrison) Burson. In 1921 she was married to Noble Ringler who survives with three daughters, Mrs. Irene Dickerson, Kendallville, Mrs. Mildred Hoover and Mrs. Dolores Laßue of Syracuse, a son Marlin at home, several grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Clara Sawyer of Syracuse, and Mrs. Opal Strieby of Goshen, and a brother, Elmo Burson qf Milford. Funeral services were held at p. m. Wednesday at the Church of the Brethren of which Mrs. Ringler was a member. Rev. H. M. Landis officiated and burial was in the Syracuse cemetery. DAVID EUGENE SMITH Gravpside services were held at New Paris cemetery at 19 a. m. Monday for David Eugene Smith, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. -Forrest Smith, Jr., of Syracuse, who died at ft: o*9 p. m. Saturday at Elkhart General hospital where he was born at 12:120 p. m. Saturday. The Rev. Logan Weaver officiated. Surviving In addition to the parents are a brother, Michael; and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Smith, Sr., of Lake Wawasee and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stiver, of New Paris. ALBERT E. WASS The body of Albert E. Wass, (61, who died in Battle Creek, Mich., Saturday, was buried Tuesday morning in Syracuse cemetery. Mrs. Wass was the former Mildred Edgell of Syracuse. Mrs. O. J. Rhode and Jean: spent Thursday and Friday In Fort Wayne as guests of Miss Priscilla Rhode.

FREE: 5 six-weeks-old puppies; combination toy collie and shepherd. Buras Van Sickle, phone '245W. FOR SALE: Beautiful 3-bedroom brick residence, overlooking Syracuse lake. Large living room with picture window and fireplace. Completely modern throughout. Ideal location; garage; large lot landscaped. PRICED TO SELL BY OWNER. Furnished or unfurnished. Write Box 171, Syracuse, Indiana. (45-ts) FOR SALE— Story and Clark pianos. Stucky Furniture. • (18-ts) FOR SALE — MACHINERY * TOOLS: Schleid Bantam 3/8 yard crane. Excellent condition and ready to mount on your truck $3995.09. We can'vshow you where to almost steal a truck. • We never offered a better bargain. Also a swell HD7 Diesel tractor and dozer at $330'0.00. A dandy Ford Tractor and 24-ft trailer at your price. A One Bag Jaeger Mixer and some Dumpcrete bodies. Schramm 60 and 1195 Air Compressors. We are cleaning house on used contractors ■ equipment. Also offering a betSer deal on new equipment. See is before you buy. We need a 'Cheap Jeep”. If you want to peddle yours see us. GENERAL, 511 East Colfax Avenue, South Bend, Indiana. (!2-3t)

T KEYS FOR ANY AMERICAN MADE AUTOMOBILE Must have either Key Number or sample key. S & M MOTOR SALES Syracuse, Ind. DE-STROY Ike PROVES Bet Killer WARFARIN *1 a® — now I MW I per A MOI El -HCI 60414 IT BE Mouse Size 39c - 3 fcs. Size $2.75 THORNBURG DRUG SYRACUSE, IND. L • (l-8t) ; APPLES and CIDER • OAKWOOD ORCHARDS (46-8 t FOR SALE MEYER REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Phones: Syracuse 107-R Cromwell 98-F-20 YEAR ROUND HOME on WAWASEE. Mahogany panelled living room with fireplace. Six bedrooms, 1% bath. Ideal location. WAWASEE, JOHNSON’S BAY. 4 room log cabin built in 19'51. Shower bath. Hot water. Enclosed front porch. *5.0 foot channel frontage. Steel boat included. PAPAKEECHIE —1 room cottage with 89 foot lake frontage. House built 1947, has concrete floor and is insulated. Good roof, driven well. Furnished with studio couch, kitchen stove, ‘fuel oil base heater, etc. 2 huge lots give plenty of room for expansion. Priced at only Small down payment and terms. YACHT HARBOR. — Business opportunity and home. Can be bought with or without restaurant equipment. 5 rooms. Bath and a half. Excellent value. BLACK POINT, Lake Wawasee , 2 bedroom cottage on 50 ft. lake front lot. Living room, dining room, kitchen, glassed-in front porch. t Beautiful stone fire place. One car garage. Channel boat house. Pier. Concrete sea wall, excellent beach. Price $16,00*0—terms if desired. MEYER REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Syracuse, Ind. Office: Residence: Syracuse lO7R - Cromwell 98F2'0

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FORSALE FOR SALE: Canaries, guaranteed singers. Mrs. Jay dk2# Burnham St., diana. (2-4 t FOR SALE: Used office typewriters, completely overhauled — new ribbons. Good for years and years of service, run like new. At The Journal Office. FOR SALE: Six pairs nylon curtains, 81 in. long, used four months. Phone 152 W.—Mrz. IL V. Schortgen. FOB SALE: Gravel, fill and top dirt, short haul, best price. C. C. Mason, Wawasee Pit. Phone I'9B Syracuse. (3-ts) FOR SALE: Used two-unit Globe Milker with new head. Everett Darr, phone 705-M. FOR SALE: ALL KINDS OF APPLES'. Red and Yellow Delicious, Grimes, Johnathans, etc. Also cider. Everett Darr, Ph. 1795 M, south of Syracuse. FOR SALE: Cedar wardrobe and 8 x 111# multi-colored rug. Phone 636 M. Robert Carwile. WALLPAPER SALE: All stock sidewalls FOUR for the price of ONE. BUY NOW while they last. Thornburg Drug Co. FOR SALE: 2 pair men’s brown dress shoes, size 110. Blue and tan reversible man’s jacket, size 40. Very good condition. Carl Weingart. FOR SALE: Child’s one-pc. Snow Suit, * size 3. Trimble bathinette. Phone 54-R. FOR SALE: 400 big English leghorn pullets. Ready to lay. Priced to sell. Roy J. Jorg,/ Phone 302, Ligonier. FOR SAI,E By . : EDWARD E. STEPHENSON REAL ESTATE BROKER PHONES: 198 or 310 — IN SYRACUSE — SOUTH HUNTINGTON Modern 4-bedroom; large barn and additional lot if required; glassed-in front porch. Easily adapted to two family living. LAKE STREET Overlooking Syracuse lake with freeway to best beach. 5 rooms down, two and bath up. Oil heat. Large dry basement. DUPLEX ON HARRISON One of the finest homes in Syracuse for one or two family living. Kitchens up and down. Can be used as twin apartments or for single family. Large garage and storage space; unusual lot. KALE ISLAND FOR SALE: 1 bedroom, modern and convenient. , 2 Bddroom on channel. These are year round construetion. “OLDE STYLE” — on South Shore — one of Wawasee’s finest homes — beautifully furnished in antiques. Completely modern, insulated; china, linens and ready to move into for the summer or year around. Landscaped grounds and unusually large lake front. NORTH SHORE WAWASEE — A year round ideal home — over an acre on the lake — 175 foot lake frontage —a completely . redecorated and furnished home for the discriminating buyer. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES We have several good Business Opportunities for sale and immediate possession. Profitable year around opportunities. SAND POINT Two bedrooms, pine panelled and ■ , fireplace; good beach and dock. RAINEY’S COURT Lots in Rainey’s Court are ideal channel locations. Priced right, cash or terms. 2 modern, screened porch, furnished. ON ROAD 13 ACROSS FROM IDEAD BEACH — Completely modern — 1.4 acres — hardwood floors — 2 baths — plenty of bedrooms — lake access. FARMS — 5 ACRES Excellent home; 6-room story and half — large garage and workshop; strawberry bed and raspberries. Several miles south of North Webster. FREEMAN ORCHARD—-12 acres platted for lots. Will sell as unit. On Road 13 adjacent to Tavern Hotel. — 17# ACRES — 17# ACRES. On Road 13. Overlooking lake. EDWARD E. STEPHENSON REAL ESTATE BROKER Phones: 198 or 310