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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-23
> Blues Creek
By MRS. ]. GUY VAN Alta

Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Clevenger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peacock
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Scott, near Watkins.
Mrs. Hazel Rowland, of Worth
ington, and Mrs. Ruth He'll, of
Kenton, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Robinson, the past
week. They attended the Marys-
vile Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis and
daughter, Diane, of near Plain
City, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Van Alta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Ridgeway and
Russell, Maebell and Jimmy, of
near Milford Center, were Sun
day evening callers.
Mrs. Lizzie Evans, from near
Los Angeles, is house guest for
two weeks of her brother in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clevenger and family.
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Clevenger
have visited with their brother
and sister-i -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe CASTOR, in Redwood, their
uncle, Mr.. Ed Applefellow, of Mt.
Victory; Mr.. and Mrs. Delmas
Clevenger and family, of Marys-
vile; and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Norris and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clevenger
were hosts to cafeteria dinner
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Lizzie
Evans.
Mr.. Luther Clevenger was
taken to Grant hospital, Colum-
bus, for observation and treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clevenger
spent the day last Friday with
Mrs. Mary Swartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peacock
are visiting relatives in Missouri
this week.
Mrs. Meredith Hall spent Fri
day with her aunt, Mrs. Leu Bar
ker, in Marysville.
Without invitation, you are
always welcome to come to Wor-
ship service and Sunday School
at Pharisburg.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-23
County Fair All
Winners Listed
CONTINUED from Page -

Continued from Page u
the courtesy of the Rose Motor
Co., Marysville.
Champion of F. F. A. and All
Dairy were Herbert Cahill, Young
Yankee Workers, Champion Ayr
shire; Dick Rausch, Darby Val
ley Producers, Champion Jersey;
Wayne Rausch, Darby Valley Pro-
ducers, Champion Holstein; Rose
Ann Rausch, Darby Valley Pro-
ducers, Reserve Champion Hol-
stein; Donald Fry, Cally Live
stock Drovers, champion Guern-
sey. A dairy showmanship tro-
ply was given by the Farm Bur
eau Coop and was won by Bob
Cahill of the Young Yankee
Workers.
All Awards
Beef-Angus Steer Feeding /
Bill Renner jr., Liberty Feeders;
Herford Steer Feeding l, Mary
10 Young, Victory Producers;
ert Dellinger, Victory Producers;
Shorthorn Steer Feeding /, Rob-
Angus Steer Feeding II, Eileen
Richardson, Liberty Feeders.
F. F. A. Awards
Robert Dellinger, Chuckery-
Darby F. F. A, first in Shorthorn
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-23

James Ryan, Milford Center F.
F. A., Angus steer; Harold Davis
of the Milford F. F. A. had the
champion F. F. A. Beef Animal,
and Hereford steer; John Adams,
Milford Center F. F. A., Here
ford breeding animal; Bill Rem
ner jr., champion Al steer and
champion steer of All and F. F. A.
Reserve Champion was Mary 10
Young. Gail Lee Laughrey took
first in Beef heifer class.
Swine
Breeding Gilt, Donald Jordan,
Young Yankee Workers; Market
Hog, Dennis Logan jr., Victory
Producers; F. F. A. Fat Barrows,
lst, Robert Carson; Junior Sow
Pig, Robert Carson, Marysville
F. F. A, Hampshires, Jon Green
eisen; Junior Boar Pig, Chester
Whites, Robert Carson; Hamp-
shires, Jon Greeneisen; Sow,
year or older, Jon Greeneisen;
Champion Junior Fair Hog in All
and F. F. A. was the barrow
shown by Dennis Logan jr. The
showmanship trophy, which was
given by the Farm Bureau Coop,
was won by Marvin Morse, of the
Victory Producers.
Sheep
Sheep breeding /, Byron E.
Thompson, first; Sheep Breeding
II, Arthur Arnold, lst; Sheep
Breeding w, Milton Boerger, lst;
Market Lamb |, Jerry Young,
Darby Valley Producers, lst;
Market II, Blanche Herd, first
F. F. A. Classes-Ewe Lamb, Ned
Rausch, Corriedales; Neil John
son, Shropshire. Ram, yearling OF
older, Donald Bliss, Chuckery-
Darby F. F. A.; yeatling eve OF
older, Neil Johnson, Shropshire
Ned Rausch, Corriedale. RAM
Neil Johnson, Shropshire. Junior
Fair champion market lamb tro.
ply went to Jerry Young, Darby
Valley Producers. This trophy
was given by the Union County
Sheep Improvement Committee
The Sheep Showmanship trophy
was won by Ted Smith of the
Young Yankee Workers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-23
Monarchs Face
First Real Test
Continued from Page u

Coach Wenzel recalls that it
was this same Sheares who made
things tough for the Monarchs
last year in their opening 1913
tie with Worthington. HE must
be even faster this year than he
was last" Wenzel added.
Monarchs Have Weight Edge
Besides bottling up the Cardi-
nal speedster, Coach Wenzel is
worried with the problem OF
bolstering his defensive tackle
positions, since that is where a
majority of the Worthington
plays seem to go.
A 1t h ough heavier tn n
Mechanicsburg, and a whole
lot faster, the Worthington line
may not be quite as heavy as
Marysville's, from their appear
ances. But the Monarch linemen
are going to find a different
calibre foe facing them this week
than they had last Friday and
will be forced to go the limit to
get the Jump on their opposition.
The Marysville line will be
somewhat weakened this week
by the absence of Tom Baldwin,
regular left guard. Baldwin has
a charley horse" in his right
thigh which has kept him out of
practice most of the week and
may keep him out of the game
entirely this Friday.
Being groomed to replace him
is Johnny Cotton, 200-pounder
who has been playing right guard
While Cotton himself is a pretty
fair guard, using him as a starter
leaves Coach Wenzel without
much in the way of reserve
guards for the Worthington
game.
The Coach said today he would
probably start the same lineup
this Friday that he did against
Mechanicsburg, with the excep-
ton of Baldwin. 1t will be:
John Dayton and Charles Nc
Cracken, ends; John Schwartz
kopf and Loren Grimes, tackles;
Cotton and Ted Amrine, guards;
Bill Palmer, center; Bill Boyd,
quarterback; Harold (Curly)
Hill, left halfback; Bob Conrad,
right halfback; and Buddy Hoff-
man, fullback.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-23
Broadway Baby Clinic

Sept. % was the date for the
well-baby conference held at
Broadway in the township hall.
DIR. Drake, of Redwood, was in
charge and was assisted by two
nurses, Miss Braun and Mrs. Ger
lock. Twenty-Five babies were
examined. Anyone wishing to
bring children to the next con-
ference please notify Mrs. Luth-
er Laughrey or Mrs. M. o. Ken
nedy.
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Continued from Page u

Sale of bonds-$120, ,49O.25; in
terest on bonds sold, $2044.46; /;
sale of notes and certificates of
Indebtedness, $11,055.
Sale of textbooks, 1175.53.
Sale of property, S10l.
Insurance received, S53.28.
Other non-revenue receipts,
S45l0.52.
Expenditures fell into these
categories:
Expenditures Varied
General control-Board men,
bers salaries, $1464; clerks salar-
les, S4l44.04; other business Of
flee employees, $500; expenses of
business offices, $11l5.97; census
enumerators, 1924; total, $7547.72.
Instruction--Clerical help to
superintendent, S647.80; insti-
tute and commencement lectur-
ers, $4ll.80; text books, $6478.77!
school library books, $l235.3l;
other Institutional supplies, S,
$6240.40; elementary men teach
ers, $13,659.64; elementary wom-
en- teachers, 25,730.34; high
school men teachers, $68,71211;
high school women teachers,
S67,314.25; special classes, $225;
total instruction, $290,656.42.
Operation of school plant
Wages of ianitors, $23, ,442.55;
utilities ianitor s,lnnlias etc
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-23
Ambulance Trips

The following ambulance trips
were made this week by William
H. Faulkner:
Sam Burnham, to a rest home
in Marion.
William Morey, from the Oak
land Hotel to Grant Hospital.
Mrs. Ralph Beightler, from
White Cross hospital to her home
in Marysville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-23
IN HOSPITAL

Jackie John Merriman, son of
Myrtle Spain, of Marysville, is
in room 54 at Jane Case Hospital
in Delaware.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-23
Ninety Million Go

Ninety Million Go
There are 1880 motion picture
theaters in u. S. which have a COM
bined weekly attendance of 90 mill
lion.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-09-23

Balances Union Local schools
through the sale of bonds build gymnasums which the work
unsettled building conditions
Evening star., 1948-10-14
BUSINESS oPPoRrUNlrfEs tcont.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcont.) &.
gROCERY, 1EER AND VINE license,
lease With option Of s more: total price,
spry1 1ply $7i31o; iNS terms. ST. 1921. PASTOR 4
xssfs new sGaaE sea.
ssxsTok 4 LuTz. INC. Open 70 > n:
azyE !!i;s CLIENT ylsh $1,000 cash x.nt!ns
1889 MSsR1s Home: SoaEF aH oas4 ato4 st. NV. fA
sS'ss SsSsi szs a sss = A#'
LUNCH AND FOUNTAIN concession,
sssary; Only thoreashly experienced
assd NEDK AoHsEs nA Ssss fcr
only s., 900 down. One. Hoimead NV. w.
cash. Call Ex. 1855, PASTOR d LUTz.
AUToMoBnE BUSINESS for sale; de-
tails, call sH Ss1O. MR.. BULLION. -i5
PIN BALL ROUTE. 80 machines on loca-
ssli:S,.ooo; $4,000; good proposition: BOX 4sS-x' !;a:
DRY CLEANING BUs1NEss-well estab-
lished. 2 trucks, APPROX. $4,000 per mo-;
la oSlL " 5ltuldlls Cdcu Ouly1 S4S,UUV
Write Box l07-B. Star. give address and
RsSes RSs nGSss5i ssfek SAL. and all cash: r. i,
Of business. Cali Mr.. YoUNd. 81. 1855.
BEAUTY SHOP, excel. Sc location. rent
$lO6, including 3-rm. apt; long estab.
shop; comp. equip: total price $1,000.
a bargain. e w. THURM. 9os 10th St.
RooMiNG ~ AND BOARDING HOUSE,
excel. 10th st. location, IA rms, 5 baths,
rent rent $lS9, lease: oil b.; income quoted
THURM. 9Os 10th st. NV. d. 3306. ID
RESTAURANT BUSINESS; truly q gold
mine for party who knows the business;
excellent si.sni Arlington location. on.sale beer
nually: total price $4,000 with terms.
MILTON MI s9aoG. G. SMITH. 4219 Wilson blvd.
COLoRED RooMING HOUSE, 1s rooms,
3Ee baths: $500. halt cash; rent S93.
WALTER EBERMAN, RE. O493, EN-. O3O3.
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SITUATIONS MEk.

I'll for s'i :sss:ss ss'ssH
sea! seeoGNr@s TS Sssl STUDENT. yeun.. !as et,.E.
day sstgfdsy. Box 1869 star. II.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. kept
part time. tax returns prepared. state
ments: audits; rsasonable OR; 2o74.
s5aa1ns 'aes e. Rss Rz
CHEF. eolorsd. .zp.r. baker. food cost and
SUP. reliaSs ,as ana sss
ssSe, $3.50 1esfi 1MosTER 'RFndEsTER.
adm. IS, married, desires position With
future. BOX 125-B, Star. a.
sAsM Sas c.1s.a " S:a
xT9s nsr,,sa s l:d, :@D % LIZ t.s.
s4asS a:4 ;4e:afsf sss clerical s si ssr:a :a.1ss5
IT, IT, s7fS w csl sIp':f .ft.s e"B p eal desired
MAN. adaptable. mature: care property.
iasi srk shIHxSeas; eipaSS a. .S9 aSes s
experience. wants work. Call GnLEY
ynslEss yfssE 2TTs Lv s2s}4 ,or cleaning II. .,.
Ps r., fS5 sp r02Rs guRsrE fGqse Ho $685.
YOUNG MAN, 81. bookkesper. studying
CO. 'i in the auto. business. BOX 1859. star
WANTED. position as manager or assistant
mgr, dry cleaning plant; 20 years exper..
all over plant. Box AK, Star. la
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted. AL work guaranteed.
AIR M coNDrTioNEks, DrTioNNEk winter "a1 Service; Ice re- re:
moving. storage. and low cost of season
rspairins; since SINCE 1875. A. 8. JOHNSON
ssRickiAYiSG, ING, sm.ll-,eb specialists. It
sIiis7sls:; XII only; q; ,s ,ssiSl: is:
retaining walls. chimneys, etc. Estimates
free. Call any time, oL. 400. Ext.
Ss's.sss'ss .s,E ;: 's;s 'ss4is sa'
BGiL1MG GiL L1fS and rsmod.lins, large or TnS small
Jobs: free and prompt estimates. Call pI.
CAMERA REpAIRs-s16 10th st. NV.
LER d d,ALBERT. INC. Ma. Ali.
rms. new rms. or remodelling. Cali Silver
sR1Rihak eaRpkSffk-complete sffi r.moaeline li1is and
repaiEing; also painting and paperins.
GARPENTRY WORK. old or new con-
struction. No lob is too big or small
Free sstimsts. u 2o4e or uN. 1514..-23
craftsman; reasonable. Phone Sterling
sakfENfRY. 6ufilSinr.. repairing Of . all
tons, % pissterins. cement; Cement work. Il. 1888.
CARPENTlY-Perches, closets. stairs.
soss, Ss 4shhotss 81. osso. s'f sh ''''m'''' eau WI"
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ATTENTION. HOME OWNERs-For any
yer yerk from foundation tc roof. call THE
60; ST L74ss s4,s. or IA. 1881 any time.
AsKEw's HONE sERyIcE-paintins, pa
per hanging; floor sending and mo@dernizinC @
TTIcs 8
fgrnishsd + ri h free. Cali Sligo ss42. ". D.
CEMENT CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nasstone
terraces, walks. chimneys. fireplaces. ce-
ment driveways. porches, retaining walls.
pipe dTsinage, all kinds OF Eaterproofns.
coNCRETE, CEMENT WoRkwFootinss.
driiv:sways, porches. bsmt: firs:. steps. re-
s aALrA Ass az 1854 slo or fR eRa 5s1s nsw s ISTk
!aying, sandins. nnishinS: Cleaning par
AZ s:'fs Re asis 1sos:
stonsWorR. all Kinds; walks. steps. terraces.
drsinags; tiles snd ysterproohns, AN
daishersburs. Nd. Phone Gaithersburs;
HOME IMPROVEMENTS of all kinds; brick
ek aoo
rs: s''%sssF no s5sasS4 sf''s 's
Lincoln 5000, day or night. Brickwork
concrete, painting, carpenter work. plumb.
ing, electric wiring, tile work. waterproof.
ing; work guaranteed. 16s
KITCHENS that sing to the tune Of modern
living! individually customized for you;
complete insulation. For free survey, cal
KITCHEN REMoDELfNG, planning anc
complete installation. cabinets, sinks
&C. uN ss5s dsgs or
REM0DELNG, nreproohng. roofing. siding
general home Improvement work, cellar te
roof: small monthly payments II desired
Call ST. 1866 for free estimates MA.
TIoNAL DECORATING CO.. 802 18th
Il LET = Us 5 CONVERT YOUR PORCH or att,
space into . den or extra bedroom; FRS
sless aoss verk % sssz enIy # MYDAIE asLI coNTRAc
LINSKEY - Painting, paper hanging ant
floor sanding; experienced white mechanics
free estimates WO. 1880. Ia
ADDITIONS, INCLOSINGS, porches. build.
ing recreation rooms, general remodelinl
done by individual contractor; reasonable
SsF sse ses W" %k: .Edi:hAS: .pgiIAN1 ..n Az Is: SSsO
NO MORE WET BASEMENTS-A water.
proofing that really wa&er proofs. Yo,
apply 1t or we apply 1t. Guaranteed
method. No Job too large or too small
Day phone. FIR. sa13; night phone. VA
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n,,~A sS-kA-% F.-
HELP WOMEN.
SECRETARY
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. capable, dependable. settled white
woman, protestant, g.h.w.. light laund: +;
live live in, good home to right party. At
cooK.G:Hw.. sleep in. doctor. home:
expeTisnced, only; references; ses, downtowp
laundry; live in; must ike Children; u
sS ssy tn Thurs I'M every SEA- other Sun or s24 to
on 18th ST.; live in. private upstairs room
and bath; 5h:day week. no heavy laundry.
$50 per week; employed husband may
excellent local references considered. 1904
Kel%a knn fd w. sasrsd 0E s97e 5v. in doctsr,
saDsrsHssd saDs a and hay hsye local references
SSSk sS an9 SsM shr.a s1Ds school, s4r .ss Re'Ss 2s
from iron Chevy eds Chase Circle; salary open.
COOK AND GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. ex-
GENERAL HoUsEKEEPER wanted. white,
yrs .Sahagx. soom
Cali Cali OR. o1s5 1 after $50 $50 pm. ali day
GIRL, 9.hw. and nursemaid, no cooking;
ewes. refs. req; SIS vk. and earfare.
as' aaso'psshhkiElriEk. shi zii eo!oEsd neat sxpsr IS
ish cooking; live in: recent local ref. and
health card; $50 per wk; Apply in pc per
HoUSEKEEPER. white. middle aged; light
cooking and gh.w.. care Of semi-invalid.
MAID. White. g.h.w.. small 18th st. apt,
may SPEAK Spanish. Good salary. GO.
Main ySaS -GH.w., knowledge of cooking, fond
Of children. live in: $25 week. ia. 63os
MAI MaiDG.aw.. z INV to live in. s25 xk.. refer;
MAIDS (sl for s;h.w;: recent LOCAL refer
ences. health card. Apply 21l3 st. NV.
NURSE MAID. live in: permanent: expert
enced; references; $21.bo per week. Wo.
' WOMAN, cook and housek.sp.,. 2 school
age children; 5-day wk.. Including Sat.
and sun; live in; s1O0 mo. EN-. 1884.
SMas sns a. Sas stnt to fed
cs s 81 sR'' Ss4s a .sa' ssa sso s rea
WOMAN, white, settled. to car. for ie.
sssrs boy y' after n pm and 1csfd 8 s4s
ssss q twins. Can between aga : and d PM,
eisn speaking. live in and do second maid
work; other help employed; upstairs room
and bath; must have recent city refs o.
WANTED White. settled woman, capable
cooking and caring for semi-invalid; also
occasionally. FIR. $3.50, to s. 16'
GoODs COOK and cleaner; recent local
children; good salary for right person: live
in or out; no laundry; half day and every
other Sunday on. Apply 172S Shepherd
nj n " ICE
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BooKKEEPER, full charge; typist: college
grad; excel. experience; central loc. Box
SBooKkEEsrER. full charge; typi,t; eoll.s.
ss5s;tt9g Des!siSP Rsi ss5: star i..,o,..,
Ss0t ..D.i,1s.a
DkfssRAk sRiAsiks vHsa Sss.n AZ 7smoa $685. .t.r.
BERT, 1880 irvins NV; Aps, Z. AD: .ssss
Dossion as aa to elaery person
or caring for child; live in. TR. 525s.
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE. eoiored
8 or days: excel. refs; doctors once,
3. HRs 5. SRADyATf. Color solor.d, clerk dry
NURSE. sraduate' desires position t,pins,
Hnss rsff eff tu ia9
teach children in exchanse for salary. also
G; Children: S0 lss: ssshsna.d eez: s@ss:
position with children; refs. Chestnut
TACTICAL NURSE desire. s-hour. day
esss e.sa' NR 1870 81 'fsd e. q Ssf
FEACTiGM NURSE; white. wants care Of
Pksatr1dAE PisRer tRa9Gassr, hospital .r.ilain. ias
wants day duty: Phone Hobart 2155. 49,
SETTLED WOMAN, practical nursing exp, i,
desires care Of bed patients; live in; Tef.
TEACHER. years experience private
;Sss ss .I: s'A'i h P'sSS' sS '%'is saa
TYPIsT, experienced, available for full
time employment; good references. Box
pERsoNABLE YOUNG WOMAN with pres
ence Of mind, masters degree English
history. Phi Beta K.pps. desires stimulst-
BEVERLY TRUEspELL. De. s5ss. IA
WOMAN, colored, wishes maids work In
hotel; references. HO. 1882
YOUNG FRENCH LADY, refined. desires
p1tsn pss. s s.sh1s Phone res Ha asS sFefiE yh so
YoHNo itssE DMHRa ms, %, h. .r.d.. conflict. aSa
course Boston Bus. Col, A-sverage, wants
perm job. small ofnee. 6-day Hk.,. small
PIX board pref, together with tipping,
billing, Ming, calculator, adding machine,
etc. yrs. exper. Willing worker. AK.
fouNe INDUSTRIOUS GIRL wants extra
money for Christmas: will work sets., Sun
days. some evenings. BOX 317-c, Star.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CONTACT BRIDGE LECTUhE COUkSE
for beginners and intermediate players
will be inaugurated at the Connecticut
Bridge Club: 1905 Conn. ave., Saturday,
every SATURDAY nisht Thereafter: The
and will include practice play as well as
lecture by Charles 8. Geier. national
Potomac Valley Open Pair Championship
is4 Come s.sa',s aiEsss or cali HU. asas after
iTI PiASo Se'a''i' TEACHER, European diploma.
faculty member N. Y College Of Music.
teaches privately here; beginners and
advanced. MRS; CLAY. MA. 3771. lie
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
,,ub'ests .aushs ApDrcyeSH O. y & &SoysEnmsn9 sr T4
G21ScE f21S 4o SlH plvs m St nx Pa 7sS sa.
as. ..as .aS most sesss ssd:S %oSs :sI
8. c.. Nd. va EASY METHOD, NO. 1874
BE AN ACCOUNTANT-Earn o real sal
ouired in most positions. Position for
co1STINa csSJSashS AND F1NHNcE school. FOO
TUTORING in mathematics. latin. Greek.
PEsnsh PEaS r5PEhAk 5Pfh Ri PfANo 3 Il no. sS 4ts
eaass as:uss ssd hs2aIS
SE%MAN SSS T. nS sTTR9Ss' I51o 1916 Conn ave. PU
SPANISH, modern methods. private classes.
experienced teacher, B. 9. degree. AND
EESoN, N,/716 10th st. NV. Phone ME.
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

GIRL. colored desires nieht work or day 8
GIRL. eoiored, desires work as mothers
helper stay ,Gr or G. home nights. Call
GIRL, colored. wants part-time Job, bus
girl or glass washer. Call before 12 noon,
HO 9517.
GIRL wants days work or general house
cleaning. Lu. 3175
GIRL, colored. desires part-time or days
work. Call Hillside 4126.
GIRL, colored, wants Job taking care of
s2lIs ssIs. and doing h0u's"oFf' Phone i4s NO
LADY, colored, desires days work, no cook.
ing. Phone CO. e454. NELLIE JONES.
BABY sITTER-50c hr. .24-hr. duty. 50;
G.I infant ,ss ssre IL nsSTPloysd sSHplss home.
time. Ii. AIT.
WOMAN, eolorea. wishes part-tims work:
4 4 CoUNTRY Gill, eolorsd ,Hsnt. xori
taking care Of children and light house.
S4RsfLleEs:r = 2ogsa hS %SSaMAs. soler.a.
for evening work in pvt. home, tesroom,
parties or work by the day. NO. 1865
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PERSONAL.

REDUCNG. cabinet baths; Gentlemen only.
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. Phone GIL. el72.
OUR DYErNa IS DONE to your individual
requirement. has Rsrs9nalised LICK iSos
hes7en cs dserai. sssas Mn. 0seVsn SEVEN seven
ALTERATIONS AND DREssMAKNG done
RIDDLE. zoos Florida ave. NV. Du. zoos.
Ha!s!ns yAeAscx m sHRsdse sH s6sS ROME s4hou'
ALTERATIONs on All Iadies garments:
Sg sISSSDi f4s sns s. ;s:ns as Co. .:ssi sss open '''
nnssr1sye. Soc No b oinsnenss aa%SSe al al
s'qs II se'ees:es sessd'Ps Psio &
EooM AND BOARD for elderly peopl.
Tith nnS nnrsins care; opposite Walter Reed
MAKE II II A RULE TO SEE BUELL. li for
g generator r ana .11 starter service. sl1 10th
SAcAScYe Pin in pai private guest hom. for .ld-
erly lady; .2nd:f front rm.. det cor. home;
eenyenient: quiet location. Pm. RA. si4s
BTTToNs % sHesS eoveRHD, 4 belts. buckles. but
tonholes made, hem facing, notions for
tsiors drsssmsksrs Just oneoaalt seoa BLOCK
MARGARET T.. WAGNER, formerly with
woodward q Lothrop., will restyle your
coat or suit to the latest styles. s26
sSdF fsSsaas. HH9s s.Esd 4i ssss
e. = sh e
81 tfSsE:ay apt WI VT ISL 7e0a donn nSn w. Wed
ice on alI eiothins. Reweavins, refining.
jackets and hat renovating. NEEpLEcRAFT
SERVICE, $40 18th st. NV. 2nd floor.
fuR COATS REsTYLED to look like new:
snd AZ jackets made; VI. z77o. 20
iHS9 HS9 one eAN eSf sEw-Bus only skilled
workmanship work a,d, and expert hitting can give
sivsn % up NotSins too h hard f se h.ndi.. ndSs
GEstGm Radt sss,ynE and It
~ essfssf eensTas oeassa eassp.s Gesss e S.e
EXcELLENT CARE for Invalid Or elderly
sas a isTss swell 1snns ssst sen' BEG
VACANCY for elderly lady, with all home
fcSEii AT she foLks" ssEf N NussEfY and KIN
fs!a't9 ~ .!t ss 5s.' happy y.uF
fessionally made from our or your ma
terials; workmanship guaranteed. "a.
TxIoRs' AND DREssMAKERs' supplies.
ems apparel and hardware; lay-away plan,
vst Rbb inshs sas1 fsi e sfoR seo
Florida ave NV, DU 2OO6 16s
Evening star., 1948-10-14
BUSINESS SERVICES

BUsINESsMEN-PR0FE MEN. why
pay once, rent? For few cents q day
service BY competent experienced secre-
taries. Make our address and telephone
nYmber ngn yours pod Low N Jmonthly rates. Re.
ARTIST = Fully qualified, equipped to
handle variety of work; illustrations, spots,
LOVE, Hudson &367.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIvTNG WEST COAsT-New Packard
leaving Oct 25: need two passengers;
share expenses; ref. req. Box 127-B, Star
DRIVING TO CLEVELAND, about q week
Can take one to help drive; refs. Phone
Vienna; Va: l04.W; 10.
via Chicaso. st. Louis or Kansas City. WA
1919. -1b
SO. DAKoTA.Phessant hunting; leave at
os ANGEnEso IssSEn soy l..y. " G kG $3.50 H.
fpaJ,IHa for ] HssseaFsr W.sa,TAra4SS6 "a 4S66. o., ~
1e4s. for Pittsburgh, California, Camr
sengers.. to share expense: 1947 Buick
convertible. Dryer CAPT. WN r. SMITH
Jr, National 5000. Apk S0a. III
Evening star., 1948-10-14
REPAIRS ANp SeevIcEs.

UPH0LsTERING - Recovering and re-
EdERToN. SiiI Ga. ave: ave: NV. dE. s4si.
WASHING MACHINE nErA1n srnv1ddff Is All
ACME RADIO q APPLIANCE CO., 4016
g c. a. ave. =. Call G GE: 1888. g am. TO 9 pm.
neys, roofs, cutters, downspouts: expert
work; low prices; guar. NEVINS, LU. 2444.
week only: your car
painted any color you choose, $41. so;
body and fender work done, major. or
minor motor repairs. done reasonably;
all work done quickly and guaranteed
ACE SALES AND SERVICE, 51S 10th st.
ne. TR. 0062 III
TREE ExPERTs, exp, highly insured;
reas. prices. PAINTER BROS, 81. Also.
CONT, REPAIRs-carpenter, plaster. fire-
procf, roof rep, cement, paint, paper;
quick service; WILLIAMS, MI. 1915; is:
DO THAT CARPENTER Job now-Cabinet
installed. RE. 53O7. 81. 64SS. l9s