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Evening star., 1948-12-08
Statesmen WITH CAR
HELP WOMEN.

ADVERTISING TELEPHONE CLERK, age
IN hs SsaE aaf an
typist with a good telephone voice who i,
to customers BY telephone. 5-day, 4o-houi
514 'i5aissf THE aRsS sTaR oSi
ASSISTANT IS Isl; NJ PRODUCTION MANAGER for
tearoom; immediate opening for woman
with home economies background; com 1n
hr. week. Apply main bldg; 9th q: en-
W2pp pl0y%ent !, qt1ss qulop aso to daily wooD-
sEaHTIc1AN. MAHH e M exper, Sp ss days salary Plus
SEW SEW YORK M HAIR aaiHR sTYL1sT, A@ H. 7osa. e
with general bookkeeping knowledge. must
sssy refs ppy EsqSssS 1xesept heuls
Dsrel store. perm; posisien 9Th 9Th OPP; for
cAsH1ER CASH ieT ToR Hcna CIGAR 'e and njS' mas.sin.
dept must be DsI exDsrienesd local ref;
CO. 1000 Conn. ave. q
GsoeoIaTh RRSG it 6FfrEks Shs Eks s. sdsy 4on ss
2O,e discount on purchases. Apply per-
sornel office, 4th floor. s. KANN SONS
CLERK. general once. white. under 80;
person; THE ToLMAN LAUNDRY 5@4s
CLERK, white. experienced, for dry clean
ing counter: good hours; good salary;
nHRAS sesnRs 4s Wisconsin fsee Appy s2s nT
CLERKS. high school graduates, age 90
| to "5., some work experience. preferred;
terested e in future; win consider der girls who
are, looking for permanent work with us
sS. spd Tso postd Eh t. o,y es talsd V. for
apt nt mrs ssA terry: ST, 1906 1906 can us '0.
s4S Tne qass5 % sood ss5s
5-day week, permanent. Apply in person,
aA1Inu.4 FIT 70 a3S pp psTsSnns1 once
and r SITS. ne: Do not telephone Ia
c1ERk sdsv for tyrn,Srs H es
ofsce, eoEpESsERGs. TX ARD's and 1eis0nas sts
II GG % DR.! ss ssans s.ss sses
hsSs hsSs Tidssvaks eo sAsl personality Cali ow
Clerk 2Gf x rYPIsT. 's 1880, to type re is sne
casualty Insurance policies; exper.. not
necessary; perm. and interesting position
issy E ssHRacE HRRy cE055HT45ESS S5 45S Wssags4i "a
cciIGEERk-rypIsr, preferably experienced or
to tspe yo W.eP sood salasy ss DC ApDs aDIs
in person, 1898 Taylor st. NV. Telephone
CLERK-TYPIsTs, white, age 1s to 80: good
typing speed, competent, to handle general
clerical duties in large ONCE. 5-day, 4O-hr
wk.: permanent positions, annual and sick
leave allowances: Phone for interview.
am: to pm. ME- 1921, Ext. 2O5. AMER.
ICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION. 8
CLERK-TYPIST, age 1S to 35: temp. posi-
CLERK -TYPIST, for about 6 mos. worl
after Jan: l; salary $50 for 40-hr: wk
Reply fully, giving educat ton. experience
references. Box 373-K. Star. 12'
CLERK-TYPIST and general ONCE worker,
5l2-day wk:: young woman preferred
MARTINS CHINA STORE 1928 Conn. ave
CLERK-TYPIsTs (2) for credit once. ne
experience necessary, no night work. per.
manent position. good salary. Apply Mr.
Kelly, MARVINS, 734 7th st. NV. 3
CLERK-TY2IST, excellent opportunity TO
ambitious young woman. in one o
scientific organizations; 5-day. 39-hr
week, l months paid vacation: salary
$3.50 month. periodic advancement. Cal
EX $3.50 3
CLERK-TYPIsT. permanent position will
downtown firm; 40-hr; wk. See Mrs
th and q sts. NV. -
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.


PAINIINGkEM;IoNINGMThs n9f; best 1m. ne
pAfERfSG, MA rs psintlns so special prices IN et
ssn ts sss Rafs dsssni ssst Wx $780, 0G
PAINTING. PAPERING, plastering, noor
refnishinE; quality work Prompt atten-
rISS tSn PAfEfNGs Falef dSEns srPooR
fPAiNr1NG, Nc PAPERfNG. HMHSs FIR. r. sAND1NG.
Do my own work. For JOB well done;
raiNTiNa, rai 1as pApER1Ne-rirst-cl.ss work,
ma Manshig h1ir w9Ek gk dSas dSas Immediately Can
PAINTING PA S psPerns and paSjsring Sss-
PaNTIN PE GSS dsyS AYD cP Iasa white
500l, MR.. WATKINS. -16,
PAINTING, first-class white mechanic;
reasonable prices; references. DU. 4242.
rApER1NG. PAINTING. pLAsrERISG,
floor refnishing; finest work; special low
Plifis fsnE soTs G Ss house.
Ss5. I do my own work, good workman
ship, quick services, white mechanics.
PAPEKiNG AND PAINTING. Al work;
estimates free. Cali MR.. BECKETT,
PAaPERRANGING. ZAP this week only. 81 and
work guaranteed GH 1888. GE 346I
PApERHANGING sia Rsss9nsse Spa PRICES 81 0s
ad sAs..St vorP ssTo
issfGnsHss rA1S4rSGReiable KA
PaPHR HASG1Ss tiSsi e AND An PAINTING, rea
JOHN TOLSON
PAPERING, painting. plastering,, scrap
ing. noor sanding, carpenter, work; COM
Free estimate JACK Ss ''sSSAi TATE: Ex %s" sS?i
service; do own work. H. A. FOWLER; III.
PAPER HANGING and painting; special
PFees Ppees tSsu f., sa sf.r white
yrs exper repairs suaranteed; estimates.
fIuas4ERisa fuNS4FNGh4M AN6 Ne REao9ElISece 9E
ings patched or renewal, wall and psrrti'
Gas TGHss Ts asa rter and old
ton; white mech. TR, 3o5a, No, a533.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, jobbing and
THOMAS 11Ht9NLlf McKNEW. Adams Adams 1914 Res. IA
PLUMBING-No Job too small repairs ane
replacements. SAMUEL c. BOYD. INC
PLUMBING. HEATING, REPAIRS. remodel.
ing: reasonable rates HI. $500. I
REFRIGERATORS. commercial, domestic
sealer-unit and belt driven models; motor:
and washers ~, repairsd uN 16I3
bRHcks. IsS9s snd On sp9ns5ns' s4si Call !. E. HEN
rspsirs and new roofs SAMUEL C. G, BOYD
iKoSoFiNG REPAIRs painting. gutter.
cleaned. replaced. Free est. prompt serv
ROOF ROOF LEAK, Walls or cellar wet2 All
WADpEIL, TR. W 4a7s.
ROOFING-All types roofs repaired; ,nev
states, Stag and tin roofs, general shee ee.
Goxn N9 MOS sqtssgs o pag ca snq H
iStas'si suGs aSp fuRNITERE HHAs sxpertl, cleaned
plant: ACE STORAGE GO; TR. s2ol;
Tfs6TSrEEkkKIN rfss6oTsTEkING G AND SLIP f'H HcovERs-Fo
prces cali ACADEMY UPHoLSIERINo
S2 S2SE4as fas bhsbs ath s. GLEAsES ho ese s Sp
3 IT. wide and Z #. long. Have your blind
msod fssafs r sF saap
NG G3 eG e eEILARs & vas roofs
method met ed' WAppELI. TR. 1919. "
WATERPROOFING CELLARS. walls, Chin
neys, roofs cutters, downspoutS: exper,
work, low prices; guar. NEVINS, LU. 2444
CALL MALCOLM INTERIOR PAINTING
floors cleaned and waxed, window cleaning
| NTH.
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HELP poMesTIc,

COOK, e.h.w. exper.; fond Of children; live
in; local refs; 3rd-f1. room; S25 week
1890 Rodmsn st. NV. EN-. 1859. IS
COOK and general housework, S25 a
week. Wednesdays and Sundays Oh: city
GHW-COOK. $50; live in; age 3O-4O:
Bendix washer, sood with children, recent
city refs. required. RA. 091S. p
.H.W.-COOK, laundry; 2 children: live
in: "a day. Thurs. and Sun. of; exper;;
refs. and health card reg; salary, $40
wk Call OIL. $500. ! to 8 pm. .
GIRL for general all-around cleaning Of
small apt. on Sats., S:30-12:30. Call co.
ORA after 5.
HOUSEKEEPER, white who appreciates a
ane Christian home In the country near @
as WsshinStoni on ow bus osss liRs' shW' i've m
MAID, G.HW., plain cooking, must have
references, upstairs room, S25. WI. 9ll1.
MAID, settled. live in. assist mother with
ehw and care of children. TR. 1912:
NURSEMAD, colored. for infant; to live
in; local references $50 to start EN-
0737. 20
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WOMEN driving to Washington State;
take . women or couple; leave Dec. 10.
Box 319-K. Star g.
RELIABLE COUPLE or mature man. ovef
80 going South. to drive new car to Ark.
Immediately; gas allowance. FIR 1895.
SOME ONE TO SHARE exp, with man, to
San Diego, Calf, Dec. Is or 10; refs.
Box 369-K. Star q"
DRIVING TO MIAMI. FLA, Dec. 13 or IA.
1896.
DRIVING STRAIGHT THROUGH to Mil
waukee. via Chicago, leaving Dec. II, re-
turning Dec. 80; desire one or two pas
sengers to share expenses; references
Sterling 5000, Ext :}43.
MIAMI. FLA.-Can take >: leave Sat. I'm
Dec. IL, l94S. Pontiac station wagon. NO.
Evening star., 1948-12-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has immed
yyaacsaancies for qualified teachers; SS49 to to
sPANIsH-ENG. sECY., $3.50; asso. seey.,
S225: stenog, 35 hrs, $500 mo-; medical
secretary. 500 up: legal secy.. $3.50:
typists S45 wk; rec. doctors office. $40
wk See Miss Bond at FORD EMP. SERV-
tsE ai$ Rth s. Eys Ka
blueprint .estimates;; At once; See Miss
n e. Ro5O
Evening star., 1948-12-08
DOMESTil

DOMESTIC.
HAVE PLENTY or DAYWORK, women on
hand waiting for work. References. Laun-
dresses and cleaners. Ho. 9427, am. to
WE HAVE FIRST CLASS CoLORED help
full or part time; also dayworkers. Call
AD. n63g PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES, 1853 Wallach pl. NV:
RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
ing for work. Cali Ho. 9427 from am.
poST 70 Pm GIVE ur-csn R11rERs EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY; work by days,week
or month. DU. 4s1s. 7:3O an. L0'
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

BOOKKEEPING and income tax service;
small business accounts q speciality; reas.
rate IA. 1867. -l2
TYPING-Commerci and personal, BY
the Job. All work confidential. Pick UP and
delivery. DE. $3.50. 10
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LIFE ms. MANAGER

In force desires successfuk producer as
Washington manager, on attractive salary
and bonus contract. Complete ofice fur
nished. Give facts confdentally for local
intsrview. Vice pres. Box 39s-H, Star.
Evening star., 1948-12-08
Famous White Cross plan

Famous White Cross Plan
larity in the WASHINGTON and Virginia
area to such extent that we do not have
sufhcient personnel to service the hun
sales-minded men who have cars to call
on these ever-increasing leads. Your earn
inss are unlimited. Minimum possibii-
ties. S1O0 weekly. See MANAGER. 1888
st NV, Room 102, / to 5 pm. Monday
through Friday %
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HELP MEN.
Insurance Statesmen

Industrial Insurance Statesmen
We give you prospect leads to call on
to sell the famous White Cross Plan Of
disqualification and A. and H. You have
no lapse charses, you draw up to 90
collection commissions. plus q monthly
increase check; 3 men needed: See Mr.
Blake or Mr.. Redman. 1895 e st. NV,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, farmer and housekeeper; nearby
Washington; $500 mo. and quarters.
Phone RE. 4425 or write Box 17S-J.
MEN OR WOMEN to sell attractive hand
drawn personalized Christmas cards. Com
mission and bonus Write Box. 362-K.
Star, or phone RE. 600, ext. 1890 after
Z pm g.
EXCHANGE SCHOLARSHIP, mechanical
drafting for ONCE duties. evening school
Tuesdays and Thursdays. Nationally known
school. Box 265-J Star. 10
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PART TIME TYPIST

The Evening Star has part-time position
open in the classified advertising depart
ment. Applicants must be accurate typists
and capable of answering incoming tele-
phone calls The hours are every Friday,
5 pm. to $50 pm. and every Saturday,
8 am. to 3 pm. This is permanent
position Apply personnel ONCE, Room
504. THE EVENING STAR, 11O1 Penna.
eye =, NJ p
Evening star., 1948-12-08
AIRCRAFT MECHANICS

Northwest Airlines; Experience aircraft
mechanics: preferably with A 4 and FL E J.
Nat! Airport, Mr. Rackow. Hanger No. /
Apply in person. -s
Auto Mechanic Shop Foreman
Extremely progressive corporation has ex-
ceptional opportunity for q man with
repair shop that employs Is men. Write
all particulars, confidential, Box 60-J. Star.
OUR MEN KNOW OF THIS AID
Evening star., 1948-12-08
JUNIOR SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for competent young
lady with experience in stenography,
checking bills and other work Involving
figures: 5-day, 40-hour week; $40 per
week to start with planned increases III
pay and excellent working conditions in
newspaper office. Apply Room 504, Star
Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1948-12-08
CREDIT MAN

25 to 40, to assist in credit department.
Of large wholesale organization; must have
complete knowledge OF retail and whole
sale credit work, collections, investigations
etc Excellent opportunity for advance
ment; 5-day week. Write Box 104-G. Star,
giving full particulars and experience.
Evening star., 1948-12-08
SALESMEN.

SALESMAN, $4,000 up class-Career op-
portunty for right man. Appointment
selling only. We have more contacts than
our present stan can cover Supported by
PAEDM BRITANNICA. Call Mr. Magiil,
Re 6sl !: for executive interview: 10
men with building material experiece. Call
At. I400 for appointment. HEcHINGER
EXPERIENCED CLOTHING MAN for retail
credit store. good opportunity, steady en-
ployment, top salary. plus commission.
ARpK kpak IsfATf saIEsaASn si a exc..n,
opportunity is open for a man Of ability
in the NV. section, with a well estab-
lished frm doing 'arRe volume Of bus
asls %saR' s! III es ash'
Sal saLEsMENMBSiider ;M Glider sales; direct factory
cabinets stoves: HEATING, etc. Lowest
prices; quick sales. Big money on com
6sS, BASS to to s9ed sdo man; opp. to head sales
sALEsMANAGER to organize sales force
Wholesale prices. Phone AID. 5s0l.
statesmen WITH CAR
To INTRODUCE building and maintenance
and North Carolina. The formulation Of
our products are unusual. since they con-
tain mineral rubber called "Elaterite. -
which we mine in the State of Utah. thai
will sive you a distinct advantage ir
resns e for hss hns eSss s
ness with possibilities Of earning ir
excess Of $4,000 per annum; salary ano
substantial commission. In replying
state fully your past experience If any
Evening star., 1948-12-08

Dentists, Full or Part Time
Group Health Assn. Of washington. D. c.,
is opening a Dental Health Center in con-
junction with its medical services. Stan
me lTlbers are now being recruited in the
following categories: Dentists full or part
time. and hygenists. For information call
ST 1924 or ST 1920 Ia
Evening star., 1948-12-08
EXCEPTIONAL OPENING

For q frst-class. experienced. shoe sales
man: permanent position with excellent
salary and commissions
VIM. HAHN & co.
Evening star., 1948-12-08
MEN WANTED

81 to 40 for good, permanent jobs with
an assured future. Learn to operate q
streetcar or bus No experience required
We will teach you and pay you while
learning. Steady, year-'round earnings
averaging about $50 weekly, with paid
vacations. sick leave, free Transportation
and other benefits. Apply now-Monday
through Friday-between $50 am. and
Evening star., 1948-12-08

81 to rs: must be experienced and posses
opportunity for Advancement; 5-day week
good working conditions Apply Mr. Den
ming. JOSEPH M. ZAMOISKI CO., gig:
Evening star., 1948-12-08
TAXI DRIVERS

la4s Plymouth and Chevrolet. for sale or
rent; CT loans adv. BELL CAB CO., 1917
l. ST NV Elk 600 Ia
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CAPITAL, TRANSIT co
RADIO PARTS MAN

Employment office, 3132 M ST. NV. TAX
Routes 10. Rosslyn; 20, Cabin John: 30
Friendship Heights, streetcars direct II
dnnr q
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llOl Pa. ave. n
OFFICE CLERICAL

Girls. from 20 to 80, for clerical work:
5-day. .40-hour week. vacation with pay
SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
1SdS Ath CT NE o
Evening star., 1948-12-08

CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position with
downtown firm; 40-hr. wk. See Mrs
Eildrick. JORDAN PIANO CO., corner
tn and q sts. NV. -
Evening star., 1948-12-08

Tractor-Trailer Driver
colored 2S-3s years old; must be thor
oughly experienced; references REQUIRED
must be physically At and able to pass
medical examination Apply in person
Room 504, Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1948-12-08
TRUCK DRIVER

Over 21. hish school graduate: as col.
lector; must be able to pass medca
examination and have D. c; drivers per.
hour week S35 to start with planned
advancements; many employment adyan.
tages; permanent. Apply personnel ofdce
Room 504. Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1948-12-08

CALL MALCOLM INTERIOR PAINTING
floors cleaned and waxed, window cleaning
IL yrs. exper. TR. 1856.
Evening star., 1948-12-08
SECRETARY

Experienced. for interesting work in
advertising dept; excellent working con-
ditions, good hours. good salary. vacation
with pay. Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, II st. ne.
Evening star., 1948-12-08

sALESCLERKS. experienced preferred but
not necessary; good salary. excellent work
ing conditions. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORE, employment ONCE. II p st. ne.
Evening star., 1948-12-08

3 CLERK-TYPISTS
Two that have ability in working with
figures; one capable operating ditto ma
chimes: no experience necessary.
EQUITABLE LIFE ms. co.
Room TO1 S16 14th st. NV Ill
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CASHIER
$40 per week.
KOPY KAT
III H st. ne.
CLERKS

For service wrapping desk. no experience
necessary; 5-day week. good salary. En-
ployment ofice. 3rd A., RALEIGH HAB-
ERDASHER. 1910 F st. 10
Evening star., 1948-12-08

Interesting work for experienced typist
seeking permanent employment; modern
ONCE in ne. section: offering vacation with
pay. group insurance. sick benefits, retire.
ment plan. 5-day, 40-hour week. Apply
SAFFWAY STORES INC
Evening star., 1948-12-08

The telephone company has openings now;
interesting work. good WAGES, paid while
learning. reSular increases; 5-dav week
no experience required. Visit our employ
ment ONCE.
The C. & P. Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1948-12-08

DRESSMAKING, design. remod.. altera.
tions eve gowns speciality; reaS. MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4. AID. 2@3S.
EFT nWrR SHOP eYnerience. desires part-
Evening star., 1948-12-08
1S45 4th ST. NE. =
TYPIST-SECRETARY

Experienced, for high-class wine and spirits
hop; 5-day week $50 to $50 pm; $45
er week. Apply in person, 2442 18th st.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

w. H. Ferguson, deceased to
Vincent and Charles Ferguson,
Olive township, % acres. -
Martha Ann Ferguson to Vim
cent and Charles Ferguson, Olive
township, % acres.
Homer and Madge Keyser to
Lawrence and Patricia Hanson,
Dexter City, lot "a.
David B. and Catherine Stell-
fox. Sr., to George and Mary E.
Mills, Caldwell, lot 422.
Marian Craig ct al to P. w.
Young, Noble township, 3.O6
acres.
Orlie and Arthur Schafer to
Lewis and Ruth Marie Archer,
Caldwell lot 81.
Rodger and Eileen Cunningham
to Leo and Hattie Hall, SarahS-
vile, lots 72 and 40.
Kenneth Tucker and wife to
Henry and Sarah Butler, East
Union, lot 4.
Henry and Sarah Butler tc
Kenneth and Rosa M. Tucker,
East Union, lot 8 and 10.
Lizzie Lincicome, by Martha
Grimes, eXr., to William Grimes
Enoch township, 173 acres.
Martha Crimes ct al to Eileen
Jeffers, Enoch township, 133
acres.
Warren Vance Mcdonald tc
Roe and Marian Jacobs, Cald,
we'll, lot 4.
Roe and Marian Jacobs tc
Lewis S. Moscrip, Jr., and wife
Caldwell lot 4.
Joseph Yakupcal1, by Sheriff
Mckee, to Steve Yakupcak, Noble
township, so acres.
Helen Harper to Harry and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13
'Secrest And Griffiths
To Battle 1t Out Again

Former Congressman Robert
T. Secrest, of Senecaville, will
again oppose Congressman P.
w. 'Griffths, Republican, of Mar
ietta, in the November 2 election:
Both candidates were unopposed
and both received large COM
plimentary vote.
In Noble county, Y Secrest and
Griffiths led the ticket for their
respective party, running ahead
of Frank J. Lausche and Thomas
J. Herbert.
Complete unofficial returns
for both candidates were as fol-
lows:
Secrest-Noble, 1924; Wash
ington, 1903; Muskingum, 1887;
Guernsey, 1927; Morgan, 480 and
Monroe, 1858. Total, 1l,131.
Griffiths-Noble, 2088; Wash
ington, 3,071; Muskingum, 10,355;
Guernsey, 1895; Morgan, 2,130,
and Monroe, 528. Total, 22,O67.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13

Blanche Harris, Caldwell, lot 499.
Hope Davis Grier ct al to Wv
ian M. Davis, Center township,
55.49 acres.
Charles and Amy Reed to State
of Ohio, Brookfield township, 31i-
100 acres, easement.
Cora Bealer to George Bealer,
Noble township, 121 acres.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13
POST OFFICE TO MOVE

The Lowell post office, located
in the Peoples Banking and Trust
Co. Building in Lowell since 1913,
will be moved soon into the Wag-
ner building on Walnut street,
formerly used as a store.
Miss Helen Owen, has been
postmaster at the Lowell postof-
flee since July, 1912.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13

On the official count, P. w.
Griffiths led the Republican
ticket with 2123 votes and his op-
ponent this fall, former Congress
man Robert T. Secrest, led the
Democratic ticket with 1015
votes.
The official count, which varies
only slightly from the unofficial
count, is as follows:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-05-13
Official Count Shows Beckett Edged
johnson Four Votes In This County

John Beckett Cumberland nosed out Fred H. Johnson
committeeman Noble county by only four votes
the Noble County Board of Eec-
tonS.
official completed Saturday by Kyle Walken-
shaw cIer of The certified to Columbus
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-04

MT, 1;brary Guild met Monday
i with Mrs. A. G. Anon.
ai Rrantingham, Ed Ray and F.
NJ ludlow were business visitors
IN Granger and Wapato Monday
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Elledge were
,,,.IIa walla visitors Sunday at the
ho,ne OF Mrs. Elledge's brother.
NJ and Mrs. w. G. ONeill re-
.,,rned last week end from a vaca-
ton trip in California.
VALLEY GRANGE -, =.
valley Grange will hold their
regular meeting Friday evening,
March S. --.-,.
MIR and Mrs. C. c. Williams
,,,ere In Prosser Thursday, dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Hem
sen.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. johnson of
snokane visited with Mrs. john
sons mother, Mrs. Alice Garrett
over Sunday. a...s ~ssz 4
Mrs. Margaret Soper who was
taken Ill Sunday morning while
attending services at the Methodist
church IS reported quite recovered.
House guests of MIR. and Mrs.
M Schlster Sunday to Friday of
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Schuster Of Portland. Also
e,,ests at dinner Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schuster and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Holmes OF
Prosser, Following the dinner
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-04
little STORIES Of the WEEK
obone news to Kennewick 2442 before Tuesday noon
BY FLORENCE OLIVER
BY FLORENCE OLIVER

pinochle was the diversion.
|. J. c. Pratt's sister, Mrs. j. O.
Hoioos from Lewiston, was a Wis
itor at the Pratt home Saturday
to Monday.
Mrs. Walter Holmes from Pros.
ser observed her birthday Tuesday
March by spending the day with
her mother, Mrs. M. Schuster.
Mrs. L. n. faymond's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Beed were here from Portland
to spend Sunday with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Moloso were
in Seattle this week end for several
days of Market Week, returning
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith re-
turned to their home in Lacrosse
Sunday after visiting here for two
weeks with friends and relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Bin Williams OF
Kennewick Valley are parents OF
twin daughters born Valentines
Day. q LIZ.
Mrs. w. Simmons and daughter
June are here from Orofino, Ida,
visiting at the home Of her son,
George Simmons. .A
OAR TO MEET -....-.z..
The Kennewick chapsG o.
Daughters of the American Hvo!-
ution will meet Monday, Marcn
3 at 8 o'clock with Mrs. john
SAWYER lOl1 Sylvester ST., Pasco'
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-04

All CLUB
The Lucky S Breakfast club met
at the home of their leader, Mrs.
Smith on the River Road, Feb. u.
Plans were made for the games
for the All meeting at the High
land club house on Sunday, the
10Th at 2 pm. The next meeting
will be held at the home Of Frieda
Henne.
Mrs. Mary Cohn and Mrs. Jen.
nieSSellars visited at the home OF
Mrs. Lizzie Sterdiven at Richland
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Sellars
were transacting business in Her
mission Friday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Piert OF
Kennewick, Mrs. Martha Piert OF
Finley, Mrs. Mary Cohn and Mrs.
Jennie Sellars of KenneWtck Will
leave Friday to spend a couple OF
day in Spokane.