The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-08-29

Anna Ayers is stenographer for
the Wool Growers Association. Gam
bier, Ohio.
Miss Hattie Dorrer took the Civil
Service Examination and has just
received a call to the Departmental
Service. Washington. d. c.
Madge Dewitt is now with the
Goodyear Rubber Company. Akron.
Ohio. Miss Dewitt reports thattshe I.
likes her work and is expecting a
raise in the near future.
Miss Louise George is empioyed
as stenographer and bookkeeper for
the Jewel Ice Cream Company. this
city.
Clara Belle Hildreth has been
stenographer for the Hydraulic Press .
Company. Mt. Vernon, since early IN
the spring.
Miss Helen Lorey accepted a posi-
tion to teach Gregg Shorthand in the
Massillon High School and will go
to her new position the first of Sept
ember
Three excellent calls for a COM
mercial teacher came TO Miss Helen
McIntire. II was hard to decide
which one was the hest Miss Nc
Intire finally decided to accept the
position as commercial teacher in
the Lisbon High School, Lisbon, o..
Mrs. Edith MeManis accepted a
place as bookkeeper for the B. E
Salisbury Company this city. We
hear only good reports of her work.
Mrs. Edna Russell has been ems
ployed for some time at the c. < c.
Cooper Company as typist-
Edith Robinson is holding re-
sponsible and good paying position
with the Licking Window Glass
Company, Utica, Ohio. Miss Rob-
inson says that she would recomend
the business course to any girl and
that she likes the work better each
day.
Gertrude ChaEant is stenographer
for Altman & Taylor, Mansfield, o.
Lucille Rogers is now located iRe.
Washington, d. c., and reports her
work as stenographer for the War
Department as being interesting and
profitable.
We are glad to hear that Mrs.
Katherine Cotton who underwent
a very serious operation in Philadel-a
phia a. few weeks ago is now able
to be around and once more enjOye
life - (. x.
Early last spring Miss Cora Loney.1
class 19I7-191S resigned her posi-
tioin as teacher in the Metropolitan
Business College. Cleveland. Ohio
and accepted position with the War
Risk Department. Washington. d. c.
Miss Alma Van Aman steno-
grapher. Agricultural Department.
Washington, ID. c.. called on us early
in June Miss Van Aman was en-
joying a vacation on full pay.
Miss Lillian Brown, one of our
1918 students spent her vacation in
this vicinity Miss Brown says Take
the business course and then the
Civil Service and come to Washing
ton. Nothing like it,
Five of our pupils who completed
their work in our school this spring
went to the Bowling Green Business
University. Bowling Green. Ken
lucky where they entered the
National Official Training School for
Commercial Teachers and after COM
pleting their work there all accepted
positions as teachers of the COM
mercial subjects at salaries rang
ing from $1,000 to $3.50 per year.
All five of these young ladies made
excellent records in this school and
all received the special Special Certi-
ficate as given by that school Tor
good scholarship.
Miss Florence MOoore after COM
pleting the stenOgraphic course ac-
cepted position with the Mt Yer
non Hay Company. Mt. Vernon
Henrietta Wolfe accepted place
as typist with the C. e. Cooper
Company.
Madge Cassil accepted place with
the Mt. Vernon Telephone Company,
this city Miss Cassil says she likes
her work.
Miss Marie Dalrymple is now en-
ployed as bookkeeper in the First
National Bank, Fredericktown, Ohio
Miss Elizabeth Ramsey took the