The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-29

Mr.. ]. L. Ramsey has been doing
supply work at the Bank of Topeka
while different employees are on their
vacations.
Miss Coleman has taken a position
AZ stenographer with the Grand Union
Tea company.
Miss Minnie Jasperson is now stem
osrapher for Mr.. Wheeler. live stock
editor Of the Kansas Farmer.
Students accepting positions with the
A. T. & s. F. recently are Mr.. Rob-
bins. department OF telegraph; Mr.
Watson. store department.: Mr.. Fred
Jones. bonus department.. and recent
promotions are Mr.. ROllheiser from the
bonus department to Chicago. Ill Paul
Klein received the place left vacant by
Mr.. Rollheiser. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Klein received his steno-
graphic training while attending night
school. Mr. Foster Bradfield also has
been promoted to the test department
as stenographer.
Mr.. Jones accepted his position after
attending school but three months in
the forenoons.
Mr.. Leighton who is cashier of a bank
in Twin Falls. Idaho. made us a very
pleasant call last Saturday. He says
IL it had not been for Strickler's school
he would not be holding the position or
commanding the salary that he is to-
day.
Miss Garner. who recently accepted a
position with the Derby Grain COM
pany, is getting along very nicely.
Miss Buck is now bookkeeper for ].
c. wolcott.
The Service School Of Correspondence
secured the services of Mr.. Slatten In
the capacity Of stenographer.
The Clark-Beal Abstract company
needed a good stenographer and Sc
cured the services Of Miss Lessman.
Mr. Philip Potter. who worked for
the Schick company as stenographer
in a temporary position, has secured
this place permanently.
Gregg shorthand is wonderfully
legible even under adverse conditions
il the reason that business men en-
dorse it in the highest terms and Is
taught because 1t is SO remarkably easy
TO learn and transcrfbe. having no
shades or positions with which to con-
tend.
A large number Of students have al
ready enrolled preparatory to entering
next Monday.
Mr.. Rocky has taken the place OF
Mr. whitlow at the Topeka foundry as
bookkeeper. Mr. Whitlow having re-
signed to accept a position in the Of
nee Of the Palace Clothing company.
Miss Banks is doing stenographic
and general office work for the INDIE
pendent Auto company.
Many students who attended night
school last winter have recently re-
ceived promotions and are now in good
positions.
Two Of our graduates have recently
taken positions in Kansas City, Miss
Roberts with the General Electric COM
pany. and Mr.. Kimball with the In
zerillo Company.
Miss Lena Baer is doing stenographic
work in the Office OF the Democratic
headquarters.
The Continental Creamery company
needed the services Of a young man as
bookkeeper they secured Mr.. Jones.
Mr.. A. Won Langen. who holds. good
stenoeraphic position with the Southern
Pacific at Kern. CAL, recently called
on us.
Temporary work is being done by
Miss Pearson for the Guild Music COM
pany. Miss Helm for the Germanis- Life
insurance company. Miss Smith for J.
J. King. Miss Sim for the Union Cen
trail Insurance company. Miss Green
for the Kansas Home Mutual 1nsur-
ance company. Miss Lauterbach for DR..
Willard. and Miss Caulson for Charles
Curtis.
Miss NJ Davis is working for I. w.
Baker
Mir .fathews secured the position as
stS-sverapher for the National Mercan-
tile Agency.
Miss Sebring is doing clerical work
for the Bell Telephone company.
Recent awards for accuracy and
speed in typewriting have been given
to Misses Sim, Lee. Lauterbach. Cau1-
son. Lessman, Colman and Messrs.
Ohm and Harrison. Miss Lauterhach
recently received a gold medal. writing
an average of 50 words per minute for
IS consecutive minutes. This makes the
second gold medal that has been
awarded to our students during the
summer.
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