davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-10-05
M EN-

Can use statesmen to start at once:
must have car. Drawing account
Phone Mr.. Boone. WASHINGTON
REFRIGERATION CO.. for appt.
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General clerk: white, age 2O-30; per-
manent position, with Opportunity
for Advancement; good salary. Ap-
ply personnel ofice, MANHATTAN
CO, 1928 Florida ave, NV, So
noon Monday
Evening star., 1950-10-05
ROUTEMEN (2)

required. Age, 25 to 80. Interesting
work. excellent opportunity with an
established commercial concern.
We require serious. intelligent and
ambitious men with at least high
school education and dependable
references. Excellent salary. Apply
office mornings, 9-12.
American Linen Service Co.
2233 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
HELP MEN
CLEANERS. white. exne

WALL CLEANERS, white. experienced:
$1.50 per hr. Apply BALTIMORE
RENoVATING CO., 1928 18th NV.
WAREHOUSEMEN for delivery de-
partment. Experience helpful but not
necessary. All inside work; 40 hours.
5-day week: excellent company bene-
fits. Apply personnel once SEARS
ROEBUCK d CO.. 1901 Lawrence
Evening star., 1950-10-05

large casualty insur-
condtien1 eenfsss position iS9!kns op
portunity for advancement. See
MRS. CASSIDY. 4th a.. wire Bldg,
1000 Vermont ave. NV. -
TYPIST, for general oflce work; 5h-
day week. SCHWARTZ F ST. 1905
TYPIsT, a1-s5, steady employment.
Apply ALLsTATE HOME EQUIP
MENI CO. 2117 M st. NV. IS
80. experienced. ac-
curate.. for newspaper office; 5-day
ploye benefits; advancement. co.
TYPIsT with knowledge of PIX
switchboard work to, work in large
iinstallment house. having ,miscel-
nhnaa Iahneous ,.,tae clerical work and tele-
XIX LE1BERsTfF 81 sfe '0P'f0lef st. ns sss
TYPIST. with secretarial experience.
knowledge of shorthand essential:
5-day. 40-hr. week; liberal COM
pany benefits. employe discount
Boudreau, SEARS RoEBUcK 4 CO.
.3OI Lawrence ave. ne.
TYPIST. general ONCE work. in retail
ereqit store: permanent; excellent
Saaary, pleasant surroundings
ASkINS. 1877 7th st. NV. -6
DELL. INC. $40 Rhode Island ave.
TYPIST. white; doctors ONCE; 5h-
day wk., interesting work. State
age. marital status, exper. and tele-
phone number. Box 1927, Star. -6
TYPISTS for. large corporation. not
over 35, 37-hour. 5-day week: vaca-
tion. with pay: excellent working
conditions. Call MRS. GARDINER.
Ma. VI 90. lie
lady needed in our
automobile insurance dept: must be
able to type well. We will instruct
you in writing policies and other
incidentals with reference to the
ford, between the hours of 2 and 4.
STEUART MOTOR CO.
9th and N. Y. Ave NV a
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

WOMEN TELEPHONE
ADVERTISED CONCERN TO DO
HOME TELEPHONING. CALL MR..
GOLDBERG, MI. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-10-05

exper. on dark and gray
work. Apply REGAL CLEANERS,
rear 6l2 NJ st. sw. -5
SP0TTERS. thoroughly experienced
on silks and woods, must be sober
and conscientious worker; steady
in person, ALEXANDRIA CLEAN
ERS. 604 Montgomery ST.. Alex g
STEAM FILTER for remodeling work
Report rear 112S G st. ne. Mr.
HORNBERGER. between 7:30 and
STEEL GUITAR PLAYER, white, de-
pendable; small string band: Satur-
day nights. Call WA. 1882 after
6 pm IS
sTENOGRAPHER and general ONCE
work for established public account
ant; salary commensurate with eX-
perience. Reply in own handwrit-
ing. stating age. qualifications and
education. Reply to Box 171-A. Star
STOCK CLERK for wholesale hard
ware concern; must be exper in
hardware and allied lines, MA.
STOCK RIM. CLERK. knowl. of eiec.
systems or automatic heating con-
trois desirable. For interview call
OR. 5000. Mr.. Smay. MINNEAPO-
LIS HONEYWELL REGULATOR CO.
STOCKMEN. white, for stockrm. work,
5 and 10 cent store: 6-day week
KREsGE'S FIVE AND TEN. 7th
and p sis n
Evening star., 1950-10-05
7l7 H st. ne.

WOOL PRESSER, must be experienced.
good salary. permanent. Apply 3706
14th st. NV. -
BOY, white. must be neat and alert
for dental laboratory. MA. 6506.
BOY. white. to work in duplicating
shop. Must have drivers permit
Call Ma 1927 -
MAN, white. between 35 and 40. for
gasoline service station: some ex-
perience necessary; must be hon.
est, sober and dependable; refer
ence is required. Call Ii. 3-12O3.
MAN wanted. with car; real oppor-
tunity. Apply 925 Silver Spring ave.
Silver Spring. Md. is
MAN. white. to drive truck and work
NoRToS. n s1q5si MA, 6s21' ask for ;. MR.,
MAN. married.; learn service trade,
routework, perm, daytime; salary;
only honest sober men need apply;
refs. required WESTERN EXTER-
MINATING CO., INC, 1923 18th
st, NV. 10
MAN. colored for used car lot; must
know how to clean cars; D. c.
drivers permit: steady and sober
none others. WOLFE MOTORS. 18th
Evening star., 1950-10-05

LABORATORY TECHNICIAN for doc
tors office. with some exper. in
x;,ray ;y technique. Phone OR. 7700
MAIL CLERK, recent young high
school grad, to sort and deliver
mail in office bldg. Will assist with
other duties in the dept; 5-day wk;
annual and sick leave; GOVERN
MENT SERVICES, INC, 1135 21st
st. NV
MANICURIST for our Westchester
Apartments salon. Good salary and
commission. EMILE. 1921 Conn.
ave.
MANAGER of dining room and club
house. Reply stating experience
and salary to Box s9-A. Star. IS
MONOGRAM OPERATOR, on single
or Meistergram; exp. only. Call
MA 2074. IS
NURSE, white. graduate. typist; doc
tors office and clinic; interesting
work, 512-day wk. State age, marital
status. exper. and telephone number.
Box 1861 Star a
Evening star., 1950-10-05
CLERK-TYPIST

National finance company in Silver
Spring offers excellent opportunity
to young woman. Call Mr. KRIM-
MEL. 81. 800. for appointment and
interview.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
SOLICITORS

The Evening Star has several OPEN
tngs for men to solicit subscriptions.
Salary plus commission Must be
over Fl years of age neat in ap-
vious sales experience helpful. Apply
personnel Room 500.
Evening Star Newspaper
1I0I penna hun NJ VI
Evening star., 1950-10-05
SALESMAN

Experienced television and appliance
statesmen get out of the rut. Join a
progressive. completely equipped
A large Northwest Electrical Ap-
pliance store has an opening for an
aggressive man who knows his busi-
You will receive one of the city's
the city's most complete service
facilities.
You will work in one of the most
modern stores in Washington.
For appeintment call Mr.. BERGER
saIEsMES-we are interested in
developing two men in key posi-
tions in our selling organization;
bonus; Thorough schooling and
field training. car is necessary.
Apply % 18th st. ne, between
10 am; and pm.
cos Ta. to essqS 0peFats seS
bonus, car furn. and expenses paid.
Apply STANDARD COFFEE CO.,
1109 Mt. olivet I'd. ne, s to 10 a m.
sALEsMEN, retail. with sporting
openings. Apply s33 @ st. NV.
sALEsMEN for city of Wash. A sales
mans dream; no collecting, no call
backs. no canyassing. Good appear
ance, education. auto. and desire to
be successful of a prime requisites.
Should earn bet, $500 and $500 mo.
after brief training period. Apply
91s Warner Bldg. bet. 1890 and
1890. IS
statesmen - Television and appli-
ances; day work only; must be .ex-
STAR RADIO CO, 4oe i1th st. NV.
statesmen = New organization dis
tributing exclusive product of Du-
pont and General Electric. needs 4
good speciality statesmen to contact
all types of business establishments.
Excellent opportunity for an assured
future with financially responsible
firm. Drawing account Immediately
although earnings should exceed
500 per week right from start
Men selected will have exclusive ter
ritories. See MR.. DECKER, Suite
103, 1017 18th st. NV, between
9 and l. %
statesmen
NJ
Evening star., 1950-10-05
TYPISTS


Good salary for steady workers. in
noch MARVINS CREDIT. 734 7th
st. NV. .
- THE EVENING
STAR has immediate openings for
under kD-TAKERs for further inl M
TAIdstss ssFSc okir 7ss4 sRPly Ga. SILVER s7s
WAITRESS twhite,. permanent t1 Job.
s9nds, Apply JULES CAFE, $3.50
WAITRESS. excellent position for ore ex-
sHALL'S DELICATESsEN, 1855
Massachusetts, ave. IS
experienced; pm. to
am. ApDly in person sMERRI-
LAND CLUB, l405 L st. NV.
MATTRESSES. experienced. good pay.
AAsRPIE AsdEg 66EERpINANpY's 6EE AZ IS sASb%fcH
WAITRESS, perm. position: days. IL
to PM 2 nights a wk.. 6 pm.
va,TRrSs e : an; TO; t6,,s 1896; @ ., -
work Apply in person. BEcHAs
RESTAURANT, 500 G st. NV,
MATTRESSES. experienced. good SAL
ary and tips: split shift. CAPITAL
CAFE. 1905 Penna ave, NV. %
day of. Apply 2SO7 Wilson blvd.
WAITRESSES-MuSt be exper. Apply
between 5 and 6 pm. to MANAGER
XXI. 1918 Wis. ave. NV. 5
MATTRESSES. white, exp. we are
paying high wages: meals. uniforms
furn. THE HILL TOP REST. 1926
36th NV; bet. 10-11. 1-3. See. Mr..
George "a
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CHARGE AUTHORIZER
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY WEEK
I VIM. HAHN & co.
7th AND K SITS. NV.

CHECKERs-Experienced In grocery
ssSrs sond Worm w0Ik neat and intelligent;
opportunity for advancement. cal
81 Sat; s324o or apply 1908 Seminary
CHECKERS .t2l: must be expert
HAM SUPER MAkkET. "a sslsTA' 1873 15snSRiSG Rhode
Island ave. ne e
CLERK, for cosmetics and cigar
counter; -exper. preferred. Apply
i30l r. /, ave. ne. IS
peasant personality. neat appear
likes meeting the public. Apply in
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. Ns 81
CLERK. to assist credit manager;
must be good typist; perm. position
salary, S4S weekly: 6-day week
Apply Mr.. Magby, H. ABRAMSON
GO. 1882 7th st. NV. $
CLERk-Permanent position. 5-day
VIZ. at National Airport. Detailed
ONCE work; Prefer individual famil.
lar with adding machine. Also some
tsplng. Sl75 mo. Phone EX. 1856
for appointment. IS
CLERK for general store work. Ap-
ply MOSKIN. 729 7th st. NV. ny
CLERKS. white or colored. ARISTC
CLEANERS has a few vacancies for
clerks in various section of the city
experience is not necessary. Ages
22-40. Excellent salary, bonus and
employe discount. A few ofice posi-.
tlons also available. Apply in per.
1928 S. Capitol st. Please do moi
phone unless you are Virginia OF
Maryland resident
Evening star., 1950-10-05
HELP WOMEN tcont. J

BOOKKEEPER, know dble. entry;
sssentia1 sas station RE- sxpsT sTa7 pref bu. not
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT, to
work in Arl.; we need q person who
Is qualified to accurately post ac-
counts and generally to help the
bookkeeper with the books; 5-day
wk., steady employment; pleasant
working conditions: salary open.
For appointment call OW. 7703.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER.-
Elliott Fisher; perm. position SAKS.
$40 18th st NV -
Evening star., 1950-10-05

ZEAL ESTATE LIsTER-Heres an
opportunity to make some real
money with an established Arm
Drawing account to willing worker.
For appointment call MR.. CHAPLIN
RELIEF re hT' MAN, NAN eolored. with tnowl- mS
edge of switchboard and elevator
operators license. for modern apt.
house: apply Resident Manager, THE
EDDYsToNE APIS. 1901 Vermont
RoerfnNsSG nsS HELPER, white. Cali ns alter
RoSPrNG sSY nj HrifERs@Aepl, if sle4ie rARRAN S
BROS. $50 10th st. ne. 1 to 5 pm.
ROOM CLERK - Experience not
necessary; no phone calls Contact
MT; James. assistant manager,
HOTEL RALEIGH. 18th and Penna.
RoUTEMxN, for established laundry
and dry cleaning route; 6-day Wk.'
excellent pay and many other ad-
pIms STERLING LAUNDRY. Io21
RouTEMASNi."' for dry cleaners. pr pref
erably familiar with Silver Spring
liable: references; salary open. Apply
In person. 10124 colesville I'd. Sill
RouFTMRN sost HRMsiPN ta,-permanent position MS
with local well established coverall
And towel supply company; 5-day
vsSs:u. rsss: u.n,: excellent ..,ch chance for ad-
30; must have high school educa-
must have drivers permit. Apply
once. mornings $50 to IL, IN
QUSTRIAL COVERALL LAUNDRY
CORP. 1421 Lee hwy, Rosslyn, Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
WAREHOUSE MEN
THE HECHT co.
HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR
EXPERIENCED WAREHOUSEMEN.
COMPANY BENEFITS
INGLUDING 2Oso DISCOUNT ON
APPLY IN PERSON
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
SERVICE BLDG.
1401 New York Ave. NE,
WAREHOUSE MEN

WELDERS 1ARCJ-Experienced. "a
gauge, night shift. pm. to 1890
am steady work. See Mr. Smith
for test COLUMBIA SPECIALITY
co. 500 Bradley blvd. Chevy
Evening star., 1950-10-05
MAYER g. co.
Al 9TH st. NV.

SERVICE SALESMAN, must be fully
exper. in Chrysler products with
mechanical and body repair knowl-
edge. Here is an opportunity to get
q top-paying position and work in
Q most up-to-date establishment,
MOTORS, INC, 3910 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. 10
Evening star., 1950-10-05
statesmen
$4,000 PER YEAR FOR AVERAGE
SALESMEN.
812. 900 PER YEAR FOR GOOD
SALESMEN
$4,000 PER YEAR FOR EXPERT
statesmen.

You can earn in either of these
brackets Immediately. with a local
branch Of a national sales organi-
Zation. Our men are doing tive
will show you the proof and teach
you how to start these earnings i'm
mediately. What you are selling
or have sold is not important. We
appointments for you. These leads
come from one of the most inten-
sive and constant advertising pro-
grams in the country Absolutely
no canvassing or prospecting needed.
and commission and you can ac-
cept the figures above at their face
value.
II you wish to know more Of the de-
TON HOTEL. Friday Oct. 9Th. Il
am. or 4 pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
PIX OPERATOR
PERSONNEL CLERK

Good salary and pleasant working
conditions. See Mr. Hannoch. MAR
WINS CREDIT. 734 18th st. NV .
Evening star., 1950-10-05
NURSE

NURSE
White, age 25-40, live in. Complete
10-mo. .-old baby. Must have cheer
ful disposition and excellent refer
ences. Wed. and every other SUM-
day off. Call at the Personnel Dept.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORES. S45
Bladensburg rd. ne. IS
NURSERY GOVERNEsS. 8 school
age children. one 2-yr. .-old. Light
household duties; must be respon-
sible and settled, like country and
be able to play outdoors with chill
dren. | day of wk. Salary. 500
mo. with rm. and board. Fairfax
800 between 5 and z pm, Refs.
req.
OFFICE CLERK. age 20 to %. per-
manent position. must be neat and
experience helpful but not required;
51a-day week. Apply in person, 2
to IL. WASHINGTON FROSTED
FOODS. INC. AS 10th st. s.w. $
PIX. OPERATOR
With knowledge of typing. See Mr..
Wasserman at AIS MOTORS. 1910
Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va. IS
PIX OPERATOR-TYPIST, 5-day wk.
must work Saturdays TAKOMA
TRANSFER &. STORAGE CO., Sill
yer Spring. Md. 81. 5505. -S
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Service Representative

0eTVICe representative
Outside serviceman with car. Must
be, expert on touch-up and up
ington and vicinity Permanent po-
sition for properly qualified man.
Excellent working conditions and
salary. Apply to Mr.. H. H. Johns
ton,
Evening star., 1950-10-05

Dept, store background helpful; excel.
oppor. for ambitious young woman.
Apply personnel ONCE. 9Th floor.
Evening star., 1950-10-05

WINDOW TRIMMER
Large volume Womens Wear Store.
Excellent salary to compensate for
KOPY KAT
Evening star., 1950-10-05
FOUNTAIN HELP

FOUNTAIN LADY. white, exper., Al
refs; $50 to & pm, no Suns; S35.
BUNKER HILL PHARMACY, 2O11
Bunker Hill rd. ne. -6
GENERAL CLERICAL for installation
dept. 40 hr., 5-day week; excellent
company benefits. Apply in person,
Mr.. Boudreau. SEARS ROEBUCK g.
CO. 2301 Lawrence ave. ne.
enced white girl; 5-day week: be-
ginning salary, S1,S00. D1. 1852
Ext. lO5
Evening star., 1950-10-05
OPENINGS

FOR EXPERIENCED CLERIcAIa
IN SEVERAL DEPTS.
RUG OFFICE
ADJUSTMENT OFFICE
PERSONNEL OFFICE
FURNITURE OFFICE
AND TYPISTS.
DISCOUNTS ON PURCHASES,
FREE DECENTRALIZATION AND
OTHER EMPLOYE BENEFITS,
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE,
9th FLOOR,
GOLDENBERG'S
7th, Sth, K STS. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
MAN

Perm. Interesting position for am
oltious young man with some sales
ability. as local and Va. representa-
tive for national manufacturers.
Should have car: starting salary $50
per .wk. plus bonus arrangement and
good chance to advance. Vacation
with pay. Only serious, dependable
men need apply. Write Box 343-Y,
Star.
Evening star., 1950-10-05

BEAUTICIAN-Good. all-around op.
orator; also good manicurist wanted
Fred. the Hair Stylist, at PHILIPS.
BORN. COS 11th st. NV. -6
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 a wk. plus
commission; can earn $50 to $S5;
also opening for manicurist. Apply
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS,
1710 Eye st. NV 20
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.; more
salary paid If you have following
PAUL HAIRDRESER, Ma. 1884. IS
BOOKKEEPER. exper. d. e. and pay
roll; must be capable and efficient;
excel. salary. Write giving full de-
tails OF experience. Box 499-A, Star.
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK. to keep com.
plete set of books for small firm;
no final returns; pleasing PERSONAL
ity, with ability for retail selling,
attractive appearance. age 25-35;
starting salary $50 with chance fol
advancement. Apply AMERICAN
BEAUTY AND BARBER SUPPLY
133 1th st. NV 5
BOOKKEEPER-CA mifst b,
thoroughly experienced; perm. posi-.
tion; 51a day wk. salary open. AL
replies confidential. Write Box 134-Z
Star. 20
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Permanent Connection

ATTENTION!
UNION BRICKLAYERS
Cold weather is setting in. work tight
enlng up; avoid being laid off. Come
TO work for us where we will def
nitely employ you and keep you 90
ing. Have plenty of inside work
and material on hand. Good wages.
CALL LIEB BROS.
90 Park Pl, Newark, N. j.. Mitchell
3-7420. al
Evening star., 1950-10-05
HEtP MEk tcons.)

REAL ESTATE statesmen
II you are ambitious. own your own
car and are willing to really work,
our 6rm has an exceptional oppor-
tunity for you. With ofices located
in the fastest growing area adjacent
to Washington. You can make your
income in the 5-figure class; excel
lent cooperation. Call MRS
EEILWEG, FA. 1890, -
RECEIVING CLERK - Experienced
white. excel. top salary.
KOPY KAT
Women's Wear and Variety Store
717 " Rt ne
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-26
BroddwuY Church
Brotherhood Set Up

An enthusiastic group of 80
men met in the Broadway School
Gym Monday evening to discuss
the plans for their mems organi-
zation. An interesting program
was presented. Group singing
was followed by an enlightening
talk on brotherhood organization
by d. B. Robinson, of Marysville.
Special music was furnished by
Albert Titus, Delbert Crumm, Err
mil Cooley and Bernard Wicker
sham. Refreshments were served
by the brotherhood committee
composed of the following: Luth-
er Laughrey, Bernard Wicker
sham, Lester Shirk and Ernest
Wolford.
Every man present pledged
himself to come to the meeting
next month and to bring at least
one other man with him. Mr.. Rob
inson was extended an invita-
tion to the next meeting to OBJ
serve their progress. The group
voted to sponsor a Boy Scout
troup in Broadway to be organic
ed by Ernest Coons.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-26
Compensation Low
Meeting is Planned

A Countrywide meeting on the
workmen compensation law and
its application to the farm family
will be held in the Farm Bureau
Hall, at l:30 pm. Feb. 3.
Floyd Badgley, assistant sup
ervisor of the Industrial Com
mission of Ohio, will discuss the
reports of all farmers and other
type of members. F. r. Green
eisen, county agent, states that
farmers of Union County are very
much infested in the protection
of workmen's compensation and
many farmers have taken over
the protection in 1949 than any
other year this protection has
been available for farm work
men.
This meeting is open to all
people of Union County.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-26
Sheriff Investigates
Two Wrecks Monddy

Two accidents were investi-
gated by Sheriff Walter Gallo
way Monday with no one being
injured.
Three cars were slightly dam
aged in an accident on Route SO
at HAS p. m. A 1887 Chevrolet,
driven by Orville Poole, of Della
ware, sideswiped a 1885 DeSoto
driven by Norman Egnor, of Mar
ion, in passing. The Poole auto
mobile also glanced off an on
coming car wriven by George S.
Sterned, of Chicago.
The other accident was on
Route 81 at 8:45 a. m. when Mar
tha Biehn, %, Gregory, Mich,
went to sleep while driving a
1886 Chevrolet truck. The truck
rolled over, causing slight dam
age.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-26
$l9.968 E Bonds
Sold in December

December sales of Series Z
Savings Bonds in Union county
totalled sl9,968 as compared with
December, 1948 sales of $2O,793,
Fred Gabriel and L. j. Wall,
county savings bonds co-chair-
men, have announced.
Meanwhile, in statement is
sued at Columbus, Loring L. Gel
bach, state volunteer chairman
announced that state sales OF
Series E Bonds in l949 exceeded
l948 sales by more than Sl,0OO,-
600 Zone million.) Sales last year
totalled S242, ,4O9,531 while 194s
totals were S241, ,379,119
Total sales of E, F and G bonds
for Union County in December,
l949 were $20,042.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-26
II on Honor Roll
Of Senior High

Seventy-one boys and girls
were named to the Marysville
Senior High School honor roll
for the third six weeks period
Miss Ferne Mills, principal an
nounced today Asterisks () in
dicate pupils having the highest
grades in each room while the
tx" indicates Kiwanis honor stu
dents. Those making the honor
roll are:
18th girls - Jean Conrad K,
Mary Belle Hamilton, Mary Ellen
Haggard*, Janet Hardman, Con-
ME Wall, and Elizabeth Weld
man, all superior, and May Bal
lard, Madge Davis, Verla Harts-
horn, Nancy Hudson, Wilma Jew
ell, Alma Smith, Leona Wallace,
10 Ann Woerlein, and Nancy
Warrington.
18th girls-Nancy Kirby, su-
perior, and Sharon Duncan, Jan
ice Emmert, Marlene Juers,
Laura Kimmins K, Nancy Nc
Laughlin, Marilyn Reed, Shirley
Ryan, Shirley SeWell, Alma
Stump, Marilyn Thompson, Mary
Beth Turner, and Virginia Weav-
err K.
10th girls - Marilyn Geer* K,
and Kay Staley, both superior,
and Betty Bolenbaugh, Nancy
Bolenbaugh, Gloria Burnside,
Joyce Burson, Doris Conrad
Mary Cotton, Betty 10 Crist, Jean
Dutro, Beverly Freshwater, Sally
Case, Bertha James, Mary Printz
Joan Reed, Margaret Sharf, Ma
dia Shuran, Marilyn Smith
Joan Stricken and Sally Worth
ington.
18th boys - Eugene Cook* K,
Phil Erich K, Jim Gibson, Ned
Rausoh, Bob Rutan and Bill
Boyd.
llth boys - Ed Low, Charles
McCracken, Jon Greeneisen K
and Robert Marten, all superior
and Robert Carson, Geral d
Scheiderer, and John Evans.
10th boys - Fred Grubb* K,
Kenneth Rausch* K, James Day
ton and Carl Handel, all superior,
and Don Carr, David Smith, Gary
Blue, Lewis Baker, Ben Borden,
and Don Maxwell.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-26
Doin' 1t Up Fast
Four Autos, Two Trucks Damaged
In Same Accident; No One Injured
Photos by smittys Studio

ditch by the crash.
Next l948 Chevrolet truck
driven by Bob Yoder, of Butler,
Ind, also travelling east, stopped
for the pile-up ahead and he was
hit from behind by l948 Chew
rolet driven by Helen Marks,
Marysville.
Lighting Blamed
Yoder's truck was only slight
ly damaged but the Marks car re-
ceived major damage around the
front end. 1t was taken to the
Brigg Mercer Garage in Plain
City. McKitrick's Buick was the
only other car that was towed
away. 1t was badly damaged on
the left front and right side and
was taken to the Huffman garage
Improper lighting of the first
Imroper lighting of the first
truck was blamed for the pile-up
Sheriff Walter Galloway inves-
tigated the accident.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-26
Boerger Sells Cow

BRATILEBORU, VI. = L. f..
Boerger, Union Township, re-
Gently sold a registered Holstein-
Friesian COW to Robert E. Hunt
er, South Charleston. Change of
ownership for this animal, Rose
Front Challenger Jerry, has been
officially recorded by The Hol-
stein-F -Friesian n Association of
America. The Association issued
25,619 registry and transfer certi-
ficates to Ohio breeders during
1949.