davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Lutheran Men To
Hear Stellhorn

Rev. Theodore Stellhorn, Jr.,
prominent clergyman of Sandusky,
will address the Lutheran Bro
therhoods of Ottawa county at it's
fourth quarterly meeting next
Thursday evening when Peace
Lutheran Brotherhood is host at
the meeting in st. John Luth-
eran church basement.
Rev. Stellhorn serves the Zion
Lutheran Parish in Sandusky and
is member of the Board of Re-
gents Of Capital University, Co.
lumbus.
County Auditor Edward Guth,
Port Clinton, is president of the
county organization. Lutheran
men of the county have for years
sponsored special projects for the
Lutheran Home of Mercy at Will
liston, which is Ottawa county's
only Lutheran Welfare institution.
Recent projects provided a deep
freeze unit and floor coverings for
several of the homes cottages.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
SAFETY TIPS
FOR HUI N TERS

Hunting, according to the Sports
Arms and Ammunition Manufac'
turers' Institute, is one of oul
safest sports-exceeded only by
the sport of fishing; even so, there
will be again this season in Ohio
hundreds of hunting accidents,
many of which will bring loss of
life.
Each year the Ohio Division of
Conservation, through its law en-
forsement officers and other field
personnel, maintains campaign
for hunting safety through the
printed warnings appearing in
numerous publications, radio pro-
grams and direct mail, supple
mented with periodic safety DEM
onstrations before school audi
ences, conservation clubs and pub
lie displays such as those held in
connection with the State and
County fairs.
Safety tips might primarily be
considered as "good stuff" for the
beginner but surprising as it may
seem most of the hunting accidents
can be attributed to hunters over
81 years of age which simply
means that the old timers tend to
get careless after many years Of
hunting without an accident.
According to M. C. Tway, game
protector for Madison county, who
is in charge of the Divisions safe
handling of firearms exhibits and
demonstrations, many gun acci-
dents are caused by defective guns
guns which should have been
junked years ago and yet are used
every hunting season without the
slightest thought that they might
bring sudden death to the user or
some member of his hunting parey
the very next time the trigger is
pulled.
Officer Tway advised this week
that every person who plans to go
afield this year should right now be
checking over his hunting equip
ment, especially the guns to be
sure that they are safe for shoot
ing.
"Ex-service men," Tway said,
"were trained to tear down their
rifles every dav or so whether they
had been used or not just to make
sure they were ready and safe
when they were needed. Many
hunters" he added, "who have
opened and used the same shotgun
for many years have never once
torn down their guns or even so
much as tighened a loose screw.
They will help to keep hunting one
of our safest sports by little ex-
ira care and little common sense
in the use of their firearms"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
High Scores Reign
In Local League

High scores We're numerous in
Wednesday nights Handicap
league as other keglers tried to
emulate Joe Bodnar's perfect 800
score.
Mike Drusbacky hit for CIT with
games of 1877, 226 and 254, and
Walter Johnson had games of
233, 1913 and 228 in his big $50
effort.
Other top scores were Steam
Quisno, POT, 603; Lou Engler, 236,
COS; Ralph Warnke, 247; G. Fred
erick, 237; John Scott, 232; j,
Fisher, 225; Simko, 221; Joe Kott,
224; w. Young, POS; Harold Pull
schen, 205; Lee Davis, 203; Andy
Migala and Rod Granstaf, 200.
Walter Jehnson's 1875 average
is tops in this league, followed by
Harold PulsChen, 100; Mike Drus,
backy, 1S9; Stan Kowalczk anG
Don Bredehoft, 1888; Dewey Fielder
and f. Putfenberger, 1856; Steve
Haverlick, 1874; Joe Fisher anC
/ Adam GreSSman, 1873.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Snidutz Ordered
ToLeave County

Robert Smidutz, who recently
was indicted by the Ottawa County
grand jury on charges of felon-
ious assault on a minor and fol-
exhibiting obscene pictures to a
minor, appeared in common pleas
court before Judge William Hunt
Monday when he changed his pre-
vious plea of not guilty to guilty,
Imposition of a sentence in each
case was suspended by Judge
Hunt. Smidutz was placed on
probation to the sheriff of Ottawa
county for period of FIVE years,
subject to, the fulfilment of the
following conditions:
That he report to the sheriff
by mail in writing on the first day
of each and every month during
the period of probation, that he
leave and absent himself from the
county within IL hours from filing
of Journal Entry and that he re-
main continuously outside the
county for the period of five
years; that he maintain good be-
havior during period of probation
and that he pay the costs of pros
ecution one-half within 60 days
and the remainder within 80 days.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Scout Leader Is
Rotary Speaker

Toledo Boy Scout Executive
Thomas Harbottle was the speaker
at the Rotary club meeting Tues
day noon in st. John Lutheran
church when he gave thorough
discussion of scouting aims and
activities. O.
Bob Evans, of the Detroit Tigers
and Toledo Mud Hens, will be the
Rotary clubs speaker next Tues
day and will show movies of the
recent world serious games.
Dave Finefrock, Harold Felshaw,
Charles Finney and Allen Gill
more, junior Rotarians, completed
their months visits and four more
seniors from the high school will
become junior visitors next week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
CHRISTMAS PARTY PLANNED
FOR COUNTY'S HANDICAPPED

B. M. Barney" Hall, Oak Har-
Dor, has been appointed as gen
eral chairman for the annual
Christmas Party sponsored by the
Ottawa County Society for Handi-
capped Children, M. +. "Tom''
Leavy, president, has announced,
Members of the Port Clinton
and Oak Harbor Rotary clubs will
cooperate with the society in stag
ing the party for all Of the coun-
tvs handicapped youngsters lS
and under. The party will be Sun
day, December 10, in the Oak Har-
Dor Methodist church.
Preliminary plans for the holi-
day party, held last year in Erie
Gardens, were made Monday night
at the society's board of directors
meeting in the Warner hotel.
SO that receipts from sales tax
stamp refunds may be for the
benefit of Ottawa county's handi-
capped children, the board auth
orized distribution of 200 boxes
in business places for the collec-
ton of the stamps.
Gale Stevens, Port Clinton, re-
ported ON the state convention of
the Ohio Society held last week
in Columbus. Next meeting of the
county group will be in the Coun-
ty Health Office, American Bank
building, December 6.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
1.-THE Movie To Be
Shown In Church

One Of the most highly-publi-
cized church events in many
years, the famed cubic inch Of
wheat experiment conducted by Il
Michigan pastor, will be featured
in the movie God Is My Land
lord" to be shown in Trinity Meth
odist church Sunday evening at
7:30.
Sponsored by the Young Adult
group, the program will also in
clude the movie pilgrim Faith
ers" and xyolphone music by Mrs.
Lee Davis. A free-will offering
will bo received.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Rudes ToLead
Reserve Company

A 4.2 Chemical Mortar Company
(Reserve) will be located in the
Ottawa County area, it was an
nounced this week by the Office of
the Unit Instructor, Organized Re-
serve Corps, Toledo, Ohio.
The Mortar Company, under COM
mand of Capt. Merrill B. Rudes,
of Clay Center, will be a T. 0. &
E. unit listed as Class "B" Catee-
CORY with an authorized strength
of 9 officers and 20 enlisted men,
who will train as Cadre. Hold
ing "a drill periods a year, the
! company will be equipped with
weapons and other necessary train
ing material.
Under the new Reserve program,
officers and men will receive full
days pay for each two-hour drill
period (not to exceed "a per year,
and will also receive point credit
on the basis of 81 points per year
toward retirement pay. This is the
first time that such program has
been in effect for members of the
Army Reserve.
Officers and men wishing to join
the Mortar Company who are now
members of the Organized Reserve
Corps in any of the Ground Forces
arms may get further information
by contracting Capt. Rudes in Clay
Center. Men not now in the Or
ganized Reserve Corps but wishing
to join for assignment to the Nor
tar Company may contact the
Office Of the Unit Instructor, Room
252, Summit Cherry Building, To-
ledo, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
October Ranks
AS "Killer" Month

Automobile accidents set a new
high in the Northwestern Ohio
district during October, accord
ing to records compiled by 1t. S. d,
Augenstein, officer in charge of the
Ohio State Highway Patrol in this
district.
There were 454 accidents during
the month, 230 more than in Oc-
tober, 1947. Twenty-one persons
were killed and 394 were injured
during the month. Arrests to-
tailed $50 and 4816 warnings were
written.
In Ottawa county alone there
were 130 accidents, with seven per-
sons killed, during the first nine
months of the year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Toledoans Fined
In Hunting

Two Toledoans, Harold Stephen
son and Charles Plumadus, We're
fined $40 and costs of $430 each
when they appeared before JUS
tice Don Foreman, in Oak Harbor,
last week to answer to charges of
Srespassing.
The Toledoans were arrested by
Sheriff Ralph Riedmaier and Game
Warden f. j. Floro for alleged
trespassing in the Sand Beach
marshes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Robinson Tours
With Bee Gee Choir

Gerry Robinson, Port Clinton,
leave this Friday afternoon on a
ten-day tour as member of the
acknowledgements Bowling Green
State University A Cappela choir.
The choir will present concerts
in Huron, Ohio; Kenmore, Batavia
and Malone, New York; Barre,
Vermont; Laconia, New Hamp-
shire; Greenfield, Mass; Town
Hall, New York City, and broadcast
via NBC from New York on No
vember 10.
Gerry Robinson and his Bowl
ing Green State University class
in Secondary School methods OBJ
served music classes in Central
high school, Detroit, last week, at
invitation of music supervisor
Harry Seitz.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Vet Trainees To
Submit Reports

All veterans enrolled in "On the
Job Training, PL-346, should be
sure to submit their monthly re-
ports of training, (Blue Form
9-1905c) to the Veterans Admin
istration, Toledo, o., at the enc
of each month. Failure to do So
may result in non payment of sub
sistence.
Employers or veterans not hav-
ing any knowledge or supply Of
these forms should contact, as
soon as possible, the County Vet
cran Service Office, City Hall
Building, Port Clinton, Ohio, any
VA office, OF the VA Represents
tive at the U. S. Employment Of.
flee, Port Clinton, on Friday morn
ingS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Bogus Magazine
Salesman Sought

w. c. Timblin, of the Port Clin-
ton Chamber of Commerce, has re-
ceived a warning against a maya
zine salesman who usese the name
of Edward O'Shea.
The man repeatedly is taking
orders for Vogue, House 4 Garden
and other magazines at reduced
rates but magazines are never de-
livered. He claims a Detroit ad,
dress. Chamber officials should be
notified if O'Shea is seen here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Hunt Speaks At
Bellevue Dinner

Judge William A. Hunt was the
principal speaker Sunday when the
Tooth anniversary of Bellevue
lodge, No. 1913, l. o. o. F., was
held in that city. His speech was
entitled zone Hundred Years of
Service" Over 20 local Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs were in attend
ance at the anniversary meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Court House Crowd
Has Annual Party

Over 80 persons attended the
annual courthouse banquet in
Marshal's Inn Wednesday night,
when Miss Ann Nelson and De-
putty Sheriff Myron Hetrick were
co-chairmen.
Miss Ruth Emily Fetterman
won first prize in the amusing
portrait contest, while door prize
winners were Miss Jane Miller and
Ray Sperber. Co-chairmen elected
for next years party are Mrs,
Julia Gresh and James Ellenberg-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Methodist Men
Plan Kick Off

DIR. E. Bohne-Echolt, nationally
known Methodist minister, will be
the speaker next Tuesday night
when the Kick Off Dinner for
Methodist Men will be held in
Trinity Methodist church.
The dinner will feature pan
cakes and sausages. A movie
will also be shown at this Good
Fellowship meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12

growers, with lack of facilities for handling
their year. obtain build
ngs crop drying well storing the
agricultural development Quonet 2x36 adaptation
5000 bushels Local dealers and
days time Drying accomplished
by forcing air through the at the rate of 2o0 cubic feet
minute
Quonet equipped special bracing driven
Slated framework which nghwse through the build
which
blown The crcaes through the absorbs moisture
through the buildings The special equip
removed easily when the desired for other
Ahothr u Inc Iooss Ih tue Sa aeuei' @ mas
5OObushe filling approximately pigs
weaving until ready for market
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
NAMED CHAIRMAN

Archie King, former commander
of the Ottawa County American
Legion council, last week was ap,
pointed chairman of the Ohio Ma,
tional Defense committee of the
American Legion, Department of
Ohio, by Joseph Deutschle, depart
ment adjutant, Columbus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
CHAMBER TO MEET

Members of the Port Clinton
Chamber of Commerce will meet
this Thursday evening, Nov. II, in
the Colonial Club rooms. Vice
President Kenneth Black will pre-
side during the absence of Presi-
dent Carlton Schwan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
DOG STOLEN

Edith Geisinger, Catawba ISL
and, notified police Friday night
that someone had stolen her black
and white setter from the truck
compartment of her car parked
along Perry street. She offers a
reward for the return, phone 52S1.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
SAILOR TRAINS

Peter Danchisen, seaman recruit,
USN, son of John Danchisen, Sr.,
Marblehead, is undergoing recruit
training at the worlds largest
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Illinois.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
BANK CHANGES

Judge and Mrs. William A.
Hunt expect to move from their
apartment in the National bank
building this weekend, as the
rooms are being remodeled for
the bank expansion program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
KASPAR is BETTER

Bernard Kaspar, who had been
critically i'll in Maumee Valley
hospital, Toledo, of a contagious
virus infection, is improving rap
idly and may be able to return
home late this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
AT STATE MEET

Supt. ID. ID. Sims was in Colum-
bust early this week to attend a
conference on school building
problems which was held on the
campus at Ohio State University.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
COMING HOME

The body of Pfc. Arnold C. Dunn,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace C,
Dunn, Williston, is being returned
TO the United States from Italy
aboard the U. 5. Army Transport
Lawrence Victory.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
AT |. o. o. F. MEET

Grand Patriarch Werner Jesch-
Ike. Port Clinton, will be the hon
orde guest at the Encampment
District association meeting of
Odd Fellows in Mechanicsburg,
Ohio, Saturday night.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12

Sign in a restaurant: "The sill
yer is not medicine. Please do not
take it after meals"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Berea All Stars
Bowl Here Sunday

Dick Selgo and his Berea ALL
Stars will bowl a special match
in Clinton Recreation alleys at z
Sunday evening when the strong
Swan Cleaners team will be the
opposition.
Members of the Swan team i
clude lou Engler, Don Bredehoft,
Ray Wight, Herb Miesle, Mike
Drusbacky and "Snuffy" Migala.
The match will attract many spec
tators.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12

A diplomat is guy who can say
the nastiest things in the incest
way.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12

How a Quonset is equipped
to dry as well as store corn is
illustrated in these photos.
(Above) Ear corn is loaded in
to the building through rem0v-
able roof sheets. (Right) Ears
pile around ventilation tunnel.
When building is filled, air
blown into this tunnel by out.
side fan circulates between
ears and carries moisture out
through top vents.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12
Thomas Speaks
At Kiwanis Meet

Rev. William A. Thomas, rector
of st. Thomas Episcopal church,
discussed his experiences while
stationed in Alaska at the Kiwan-
is meeting Wednesday noon.
President Harry Karshner and
Judge William Hunt will attend
the Sixth kiwanis Division council
meeting in Elyria Monday night.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12

Don't hesitate to give advice.
It passes time and nobody'n fol-
low it anyway.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-12

Politics make strange bedfellows
but they soon get used to the same
bunk.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
NATIONAL y Famous
.efriSeratOrS

HOTPOINT Gu, f. Apt Size Refrigerator.
. GENERAL-ELEcTRIC Gu. f. De Luxe Two-Door
Refrigerator Model NH-S --------------------4lO.OO
WESTINGHOUSE f. Refrigerator Model AS7 -2I90S
WESTINGHOUSE Gu. #. Left-hond door Refrg
erotor Model As-7 --224.95
NORGE 8 cu IT, de luxe, self frostng Refrigerator.
Model NDS-4S -----298.85
. GENERAL-ELEcTRIc 10 Gu. f. semde luxe Re-
fioerotor Model NB-Io --3l5.0o
. HOTPOINT 10 Gu IT, emi-de luxe Refrigerator.
. PHILco II Gu. #. semi de luxe Refrigerator.
Model c-l10O ------------------- -332.5O
. WESTINGHOUSE cu f. De Luxe Refrigerator
with Freezer Chest Model MF-7 3Os.s5
. WESTINGHOUSE 10 Gu. #. De Luxe Refrigerator
with Freezer Chest. Model MF
. CROSLEY 10 Gu # semi-de luxe Refrigerator
Model F1O8 350.05
. NORGE 8 Gu. #. super de luxe. self defrosng
Refroerotor Model Ns-D8 3I9.95
The Refserators sfed above available all Lacys
prices but outsanding vaues
Evening star., 1948-07-16

Have fun wherever you are with
one of these famous portable
radios. Play it outdoors on strong
batteries indoors on either AC-
DC or batteries. Grand for auto.
beach, picnic. mountains or front
lawn. At AN ; Lacy,s Stores
Evening star., 1948-03-13
REPAIRS AND yERVcrs tca,,.,.

=.
rIANo Plan TUNING @ AND REPAIRTNG-An
PLAsTERNG-New ceilings, partitions
Dca SSEk EAST # sss Se5ie
nHkAs1Ehr KkA 2IVa gArJaAsssr 5Assrs rs sas repaEpr
slalsE & BEhRy 3 Ta M aasa M
I.nossIISt AH6 6uIs Sss0nE sss
PLUMBING AND HEATING, ,obbing mls and
TEsIm9daei,ng; ZEN gas water heaters. CHARLES
RAJ EADfS kErAiks: all work done in n!s Your
kirEqfkIiSS9 X EESHE HA559 sFky sEkEIcPS n.Es:
licensed repairs guaranteed: evenings,
EfiaGHs1foasasg' i5fs 1sfoaag' MJToEs s.ssss
sHERSHRAs
s@risHRA1i5s ~ ssE ss5s'' SERVICE e5HsSS e. ss
Dlo@p SSoE ssI sErAss Tss,o1..g yesk
R9oF R9oF1NG TEfS2s1S5J S3 R5 Sa94; e A; is$s Il.
ing, spouting, thinning, waterproofing and
free est: G; W. BROWN. AID. 794I. IL.
ROOF SERVICE. Painting. caulking; f,rst.
class mechanics: work guaranteed; free
Be- ass%s 10 'z'sss 1853 .sss @S y4n
ROOFING. TIMING, roof painting, mt.
1sEing aE InS ana spoutins. Call MR.. sHIPLEY.
ROOFS = ALUMBRELLA roof coating
Waterproofs, insulates renews old roofs
sPoNME. e. rLA9sfoNE Ss ffoss sND All ZEN cfarsrsp.
stone, also cement drives. porches, walls,
mates, sah JERRY. AT; At. eSssse.. ess .fss eS'i'
TILE kEPAIRS. work guaranteed. NJ. J.
LOMBARDO. HO. 1881.
rYPEWRITRRS cleaned. oiled ana adjusted
4Anpk Az work gHa5antsed; RE, ll77. UNITED
UPHOLSTERING-For prompt, efacient
service, reasonable prices. call WASH
= INGTGN H5 y UnPaad29LsTERY nad9 CO., 1909 H st.
Wall VAIL seRAgiNe and plastsrinE. Call
tH HENSRY SR,,H HARRISON; n DU. S449. ~
service, all makes, factory parts; fully
guar; ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO.,
40l6 Ga: ave. GE. 1883. s am to 8 pm.
WASHING MACHINE SERvICE-Guaran-
teed 24.hr service: all makes repaired;
work fully guaranteed. IL 2219 any time.
tile or cement pine
drainage, flagstone and cement work r.
MARCUCClON. Rockville 35Ss. -l9
Evening star., 1948-03-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

sahf SITTER zf sSs eae rsst
CASHIER, HOSTESS. exp. desires pa part
time employment during day. neat, at
tractive; references. CO 9sss days, Ia
DENTAL ISrE ,.srs MYGIENIsT desires postiqa in
1s ds dsssn Ap re8oS soas
eve, gowns speciality; reas. MISS BERT,
1880 Irving St NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
EXPERT TYPING done at home in even
ings snS and an. SUNDAYS Republic 34o4', Ext
FRENCH I CHI eovERSEss RRi OR NURSE. taking af
m mfull charge: best references; free to travel.
Girl. colered, 'E; desires res y4 JOB as maid in
DOCTORS office or office bldg; experienced.
Girl, White, young. experienced typist,
satardays' PRone rover rover e{se' en'nes 14 ma
Saturday after 12.
GIRL. colored, wants work, office cleaner
School S5 from a1 81 T. u PM Rsh
JANTTREss' colored. with with references
ssis4y wSnss Box Bst!1Hs s4sM Tsh sa.r quarters small
MANAGER, apartment t'' house; fuli-time
employment desired by competent woman ;
livins quarters rsGuired: oV. 9931. l6'
nssfns case 81 aaHs Ss3ss ssr. o''snss ST. g.
MOTHER, baby, desires room. board. small
ice and baby care. Box 316-M, Star. IA.
NURSE, colored, graduated practical, will
care for maternity case or work in doc
tors ONCE; experienced with children !:
PRACTICAL NURSE caring for mother and
pA babies soda IL from the hospital; references.
PRAcTiIcAL NURSES, available; trained
graduates; day or night duty; reasonable
rates. DI. 1884, MISS BEE, weekdays only.
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER CORE
spondent. experience includes public rela-
9n bSNE Ar HSMH RSs Sy saE
i}SiSi; iU}SSDE;RGkAD'tbsgTiE NURSE, colored 2
yrs hospital training, desires s to 10 hr.
duty; semi-invaiid or convalescent patient:
will ACCEPT position in dr.'s office. Box
32S-M Star. 14s
WANTED JOB as child nurse or compan-
ion to elderly lady, white experienced,
DU. 4G4I. IA
WOMAN colored reliable and dependable,
wants permsn nent job as charwoman or
office cleaner, mornings or evenings. LU,
WILL CARE FOR YOUR BABY while you
travel; white only; $4,000. per week. MRS.
COOK, 1897 Allentown I'd. Sc, Oaklawn,
Nd 14s,