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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30
Visitor From Dos
Moln0S EnfeFSuinOd

Mrs. Alice Bowman OF Des
Moines, Ia. who has been the
house guest Of her son and daugh.
ter-In-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w
Bowman sr, 1912 Fourth Ave
s.. for the past three weeks left
for her home on Tuesday, October
"a.
In compliment TO her house
guest, Mrs Bowman entertained
at an informal get-together on
Monday afternoon, October 20,
from 2 10 s p. m. All guests were
young ladies" past sixty years
old.
The afternoon was spent in rem
inescing, sociallEing and playing
games, followed by refreshments
served by the hostess.
Guests included the Mines.
Mamie Battles, Fannie Pierre
Lewis. Lydia Roberts, Jessie
Shannon. Matte Drew. Emma
Grimes. Catherine Foster. Mary
4. Monroe and Frances Baker.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30

birthday Cmbi Mrs, Thomas
HArgrNvss, sSS IglehNrt Ave, win
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30

Minneapolis some OF the talented
youth Of the city. many who are
unknown and viii offer an oppor-
tunity for them 10 express their
talent Some Of our civic leaders
will also be- guest speakers, Watch
this paper for further announce
mentH.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30

William 5. POsten, son Of William
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30
Urban LSoDVs
MsOfsI pI0ns a
R-n-AA 49,.

The Minneapolis Urban League
Guild held ia regular monthly
meeting at the wYcA on Mon
day evening. October 20.
AEhby 0asIrins. guest speaker,
gave some highlIghts Of the pur.
pose Of the Urban League.
on Friday evening. December
II, the Guild win sponsor = Min.
nsapolis Youth Talent program
This program viii introduce n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-30
Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS (

Celebrates Wedding Anniversary: Mr.. and Mrs William
Helm 4OO9 Fifth Ave- S. in celebration their 25th wedding
anniversary October 81 spent the week end in Chicago visit
ing relatives and friends They accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs Ronald Hughes of 1913 Fifth Ave S
In The Armed Services William s Posten son of William
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10

The new plant will be in
addition to our present facili-
ties" Mr.. Strong said. He ex-
planned that the company'S
Cleveland operations, located on
E. 18th st. and Union Ave, near
E. 65th St., would be continued,
at least for the present.
The trustees also voted to re-
zone for industrial use eight
acres belonging to William F.
KehreS, owner of the KehreS
Lumber Co. The property lies
on cambridge Rd., east of the
Nickel Plate.
1t extends from the railroad
right of way to a point
about 700 feet east. Mr.. KehreS
said only about half the prop
erty is intended for industry
and that he has not decided
how it will be used.
All three members of tn e
board of trustees Chairman
william A. Burns, Clell Taylor
and E. r. Mcfarland voted
for both rezoning measures,
which had been recommended
by the zoning Commission.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
New Chemical Plant to Be
Bull in mBainbndge Township

BAINBRIDGE - The town.
ship was assured of a n e W
chemical plant when the board
of trustees at meeting last
week voted to rezone two pro-
perties, totaling 1612 acres for
industrial use.
One of the sites, comprising
"a acres adjacent to Fran Heat
ing Inc, on cambridge Rd., will
be used by the Cotton Chemi-
cal Co. of Cleveland, manufac-
lures of adheSives for pape,
wood and plastic fabrication.
Construction is expected to be
gin in the spring. The company
is buying property from For
rest and Robert Fran. 1t has
a $40 foot frontage on the
Nickel Plate Railroad right-of-
way.
H. w. Strong, Jr., manager of
Colton'S Alkyd Resins division,
will be in charge of the Balm
bridge plant. He said the initial
construction would cover from
1000 to 1000 square feet and
cost from $4,000 to $4,000.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Chardon to Hire
Extra Policeman

Mayor Donald C. Muchmore
called to attention Of Council
last Thursday night that be-
cause of sharp increase in dis
turbanceS including fights and
other misdemeanors, especially
on Friday and Saturday nights,
and a gang war nipped in the
bud by police a few nights ago,
he thought there is necessity of
having an extra patrolman on
duty to work these nights from
8 pm. to 4 am.
"GangS of juveniles, including
some who are not school child
rem, come into town as t h e y
follow athletic events and make
trouble" Mayor Muchmore said
They are sharp and have their
own lookout to keep track of
where the police cruiser is. An
other policeman on duty would
nulify this lookout system" :"
Mayor Muchmore pointed to
his police court last Monday
night when fines totaled over
$500. And all of them were
not traffic cases." he added. He
noted there had been trouble
in some taverns. Fortunately
the serious gang war was avert
ed in time and we do not want
things to get out of hand" the
mayor said.
Council unanimously granted
the mayors request for an ad-
ditional officer.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Margaret Jones
Rites Tuesday

Mrs. Margaret Ann Jones, 90,
died Saturday morning, Dec. S,
at the home of her son, Percy,
of Sherman Rd., MunSon,
where she had been residing.
Born December 8, 1868 in
England, Mrs. Jones has been
a Geauga county resident for
about three and a half years.
She was affiliated with the
Chestnut Hill Episcopal church
in Philadelphia, Pa.
Surviving besides the son in
Munson, are another son, Wal
ter, of Chardon; a daughter,
Mrs. Daisy Boyd of Miami,
Florida; two brothers, William
and Herbert Baldwin Of Phila-
delphia, Pa, and two sisters,
Patricia of England and Minnie
of New Zealand. Also surviving
are eight grandchildren and IL
great grandchildren.
Funeral services were h / d
December 8, Tuesday, at I h e
Ritondaro funeral home in
Chardon. The Rev. Edward w.
Kuehnel, pastor of the Fowler's
Mills Community Christian
church officiated. Burial was
in Maple Hill cemetery, Mum
son.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Poultry School
Set for Next
Wednesday

This year instead of holding
several night meetings on poul-
try, a one day and night school
will be held on December 16
at 1:30 and 8 pm. at the old
school building in Burton. 1t is
hoped that many will be able
to attend both sessions, so a
dinner is being arranged after
the afternoon session. Please
notify the Extension Offic C e,
Burton 4241, if a reservation is
wanted for the meal.
The afternoon sessions will be
devoted to poultry problems in
connection with egg production.
Particular emphasis will be Civ
en- to the Economic Unit and
Housing problems.
The evening sessions will !
primarily be concerned wit h
broiler production. Broiler feed
ing, labor saving devices, and
disease problems in connection
with broiler production will be
featured. Since broiler produc-
ton is often Sideline we are
hopeful that these persons may
be able to attend the evening
sessions. Everyone is welcome
to attend both sessions.
Emil MalinovSky, Poultry
Specialist, and DR.. Clyde A.
Marsh, new Poultry Disease
Specialist, will attend both seS-
SionS.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Marie Abb zid
Rites Wednesday

CHESTER - Marie Abb Zid,
who died November 80, was
born in Prague, Checkoslovakia
on Sept. %, 1872. Sh ecame to
Americaat the age of 18 and
settled in the Broadway, 55th
St., neighborhood in Cleveland
with her uncle Michael Abb
and family. She married t h e
late Frank Zid. For many years
Mrs. lid took an active part in
the Bohemian National pro
grams.
In 1925 the family moved to
Pennington Road, Shaker HgtS.
where she continued her inter
est in community work.
During World War II, Mrs.
lid received the Red eros S
award from the Government for
her devoted work in sending
hand knitted garments to men
overseas.
After the death of her huS-
band in 1948, Mrs. Zid moved
to CheSterland where she made
her home with her daughter,
Mrs. c. P. Titus and family.
She attended the Community
church and other community
activities. Her friendly manner
soon made her many friends
in Chester.
Marie E. Zid, wife of t h e
late Frank and mother of the
late DR.. Edmund Zid, is sur
vived by two daughters, M S.
Herbert E. Zdra of S h a k e r
Heights and Mrs. Titus of CheS-
ter; three grandchildren, Don
aid and David Titus and Mrs.
Marilyn Robinson; one great
granddaughter, Mary Cla e
Titus.
Funeral services were held at
the Bennett Sharer funeral
home on Wednesday, Dec. 2, at
$3.50 p m. The Rev. JudSon Town
ley officiating. Burial was in
the family plot in Lakeview
cemetery beside her husband
and son.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Elderly Man Found
Dead at Home

ELDERLY MAN - "a T.
NEWBURY - Joseph Wolf,
83, Butternut Rd., and Route
"A, was found dead at his home
on Tuesday, Dec. 8. Ed Raclay,
Midway Inn, called tn e
Sheriff's department.
Dr.. Hugh Schafer, Middlefield,
was acting coroner. Mr.. Wolf
had lived in Geauga county for
IS years. The body is at Rit-
ondaro funeral home, where
services are pending.
Surviving are three daugh-
terS, Anna lilac and Syl-
via Lazear Of Cleveland a n d
Helen FryS of Cleveland a n d
also two sons, Emil and Barney
of Cleveland.
Mr.. Wolf was born February
Is, 1875.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
List Honor
Students at
Chardon School

Chardon high school honor
roll for the past six weeks peri
cd was announced today as
follows:
SENIORS:
Paul Hanke, Helen Hills,
Kay johnson, Barbara Knapp,
Carol Macy, Neal Osborn, Mar
chella Singerman, Sally Slagle,
Marilyn Taylor, and Helg a
TiSchendorf.
JUNIORS:
Lou Merta Beckwith, Barney
Campbell, Rosemary Fila, Ear
la Hills, Carol Johnson, Linda
KazSuk and Carol Lynn.
carol Davis, Nancy Friel,
Edith Gaylord, Marilyn Henry,
Loretta Janu, Dorothy Krum,
Elizabeth Rutz, Patricia Smith,
William Waitinas, and Nancy
Wise.
FRESHMAN:
Jeanne Allyn, Myrna Arm
stong, Kan Pinzone, Jean Pot
ter, Diane RuSnak, Joe Svete,
Louise Sykora, Don Trask, and
Joyce Whittingham.
grade 8:
HOME ROOM IL
Susan Alvord, Beverly Bid
good, Joyce Brunsky, William
Campbell, Billie Gaylord, Thom-
as GeSell, Carol Head, and
Donald Helser.
GRADE 4:
HOME ROOM 8
Bruce Beckwith, Karen Bun
dus, Joan Cooley, Nancy Gray
and Judith Huranna.
HOME ROOM 10
Jane Macdnoald.
HOME ROOM 9
Sandra Jackson, william Janu
Rolf Kulp, Ann Macdonald, Mar.
garet Mccarthy, (all A'S), Jean
McKenna, Marilyn Pildner, and
Mary Ann Price.
HOME ROOM 6
James Smith, David Stein.
gass, Richard Sykora, N a nc y
Troutman, and Gretchen Zepp
HOME ROOM IL
Karen Shreiner, Craig Smith
Richard Sulc, Thomas Thorn
burgh, tall A'S) Dennis Tracy
Donna Trask, and Nancy Trat
mix.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Hold Hearing on
Shopping Center

SOUTH RUSSELL - Whether
an eight acre site on Route
422 was to be rezoned for
million dollar shopping center
was expected to be decided by
South Russell village council at
a public hearing Wednesday
night.
The Rowland Realty company
of South Euclid has proposed
the development, which would
be on the north side of the
highway, about a quarter mile
east of Chagrin Falls village
limits.
Cedic Morrison, another real
tor, was expected to oppose the
rezoning on the ground that the
south side of the highway is
already zoned for commercial
use and that the north i d e
should be maintained for resi-
Dental development.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Chardon Turns
YuIe Lights
on Friday

In a blaze of lights tomorrow
evening friday, the Christmas
season will gaily make it's debut
in Chardon. Midst sparkling tin
sci evergreens and holly, t h e
Christmas season will be intro
duced by the Jay Gees and the
Retail Board of Merchants. The
only music accompanying this
gala event will be the laughter
of children, and that in tn e
hearts of shoppers and onlook-
erS moved by the spirit of the
occasion.
The park has been decoated
for the bowling in" by the
Jay Gees and the Retail Board
has plans to set Main street
agloW.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10

Mrs. villain Spear, Mrs. Rich
ard Woolams, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
oert Chiodi, Joseph p. Janek,
Leroy VeSe, Mrs. Emil Kori-
SanSky, Mrs. Bernard Campbell,
Mrs. Matthew Machuta, M S.
william Hlebak, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Sykora, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Newton, Henry Smith,
Mrs. Joseph Ineman, Mrs. Rob-
ert Lewis, Mrs. Lweis BoStwick,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Nc
Naughton.
TEAM NO. 6
Harold A. Hudacek Capatin,
Robert Thomas, Richard De-
vecki, Mrs. Nick Huranna, Mrs.
Laddie Frigic, Mrs. George Han
bach, Ted Siwinski, Albert F,
Mckee, Laurence He'll, Mr. S,
julius Stumpf, Mrs. Stephen Rep
Mrs. Guy kirkpatrick, William
Jackson, John Dull and Henry
Sender.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Chardon PTA
Plans Two
Programs

With the increased number of
students attending Chard o n
schools and increasing member
ship in the Chardon Parent
Teacher organization, two pro-
grams are scheduled for Dec
ember.
Both programs will be at the
school auditorium on E. Park
street, beginning at 8 o'clock
in the evening. The grade school
will present a program on Tues
day evening, Dec. IS, and the
high school program will be on
Wednesday, Dec. 16.
The newly organized theatre
group of the grade hool,
which has been organized by
Mr.. Henry MuSmanno, teacher
in Chardon grade school, will
enact a Christmas play Beyond
the Holiday" whose author is
Mr.. MuSmanno. Mrs. Musmanno
will assist him in the direction.
Students participating are from
the 4, 5, and 9th grades.
Under the direction of Miss
Barbara McWherter, the grade
school students will sing a
group of Christmas songs.
The following evening t h e
Dramatic club of the hi G h
school, under the direction OF
Mr.. James Vincent, high school
teacher, will present a one-act
play "A By-Line for st. Luke, u
which is a story of happenings
in a newspaper office at Christ
mas time.
Joe Bender will take the part
of the editor; Dick Grantham
and Bob Cheney will be report.
erS; Earla Hills, a feature writ
er and Dorothy Krum, Patty
Green and Joyce Pavlik, other
members of the staff.
Faun Pinzone, Janet Fenwick
Abbie Stroyd, Helen Mansfield
compose the prop crew a n d
Barney Campbell will have
charge of the lighting on the
sets.
The story Of a short Christmas
operetta will be read by one
of the students while the 7 ano
9th grade chorus will sing the
musical selections.
The 9th grade girls chorus
will sing negro spirituals n &
the boys chorus will sing Goo
Rest You Merry Gentlemen.
Miss Beverly Seaman will,
sing "Oh, Holy Night" and the
mixed chorus of the high schoo
will close the program by sing
ing "The Sleigh, :" To-day There
is Ringing" and White Christ
mas" with the alumni joining
in the chorus.
Miss Barbara McWherter will
direct the musical portion o
this program.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Emma Hine
Rites Sunday

MUNSON - Rites for Mrs.
Emma Hine, 85, who was found
dead by her sister, Hortense Pc
shek, 70, on Route 322, near
Fowler'S Mills, on the porch of
her home early Friday morn
ing, were held in the Burr
funeral home at 3 pm, Sun
day. She had gone to the proch
to arrange flowers which she
was growing in pots.
She was born in Cleveland on
July 4, 1868, and had been a
member of the Pythian Sisters
in that city. Mrs. Hine h a d
resided in her home the last
35 years.
The Rev. Edward Kuehnel,
pastor of the FowlerS M Ill S
church, officiated at the Servic-
eS.
DR.. Alton Behm, county cor
oner, gave a verdict of death
from natural causes.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
To Flatten Curves
on Route 81

No objections were register
ed when Arthur Endress, new
head of this District IL, State
highway department, was ready
to conduct a hearing of argu-
ments for or against the pro-
posed change in location of a
part of State Route 81, in the
Geauga county Commissioners
room, Monday.
AS a result, the proposed al
teratipn in front of Restful
Lake subdivision in Newbury,
on the south side of the high
way, will go forward for flat
tening of curves for a distance
of l.31 miles.
About half of this distance will
be abandoned as far as travel is
concerned, and the other half
will revert to the Geauga high
way system.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
ACCIDENTS

Autos driven by Alta C. Trask,
"a, of l16 Center ST., Chardon,
and Jack Lee SchinneSS, II, OF
1904 Lander Rd., Cleveland,
were involved in a collision last
Tuesday on Route 322 at en-
trance to Diamond Lake in
Chester. Left side and door of
the TraSk car and rear of the
SchinnesS auto were damaged.
The auto driven by Margaret
Murray, 27, of Montville, g o
out of control on Route 6, just
east of Chardon, at 1922 am.
last Tuesday. The vehicle crash
ed into a bank on the north
side of the highway. The driv-
er suffered knee injuries.
A collision on Route 1853, a
fourth mile north of Route 700
at $50 pm, last Thursday, in
volved autos drived by Ruth E.
George, "a, of Route "A, New
bury, and Andy j. Miller, n,
r. D. 2, Burton. Front of the
George car and fender, wheels
and bumper on the other car
were damaged.
Maurine Diedrich, 49, of IL
Maple Ave, Chardon, w e
Geauga school teacher, parked
her car on a grade at tn e
school last, Thursday. 1t rolled
into light pole at l2:l5 pm
and was damaged.
A deer caused an unusual ac-
cident on Route A at 1920
pm, Friday, according to the
Continued on page four)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Chardon to Drill
New Well For Water

Chardon village council Thurs
day night approved a lease
whereby the village is given by
Bass Lake Community Inc, for
81 a year, the right to 200 square
feet of the Community's proper
ty on which to drill a wate
well.
Bids for drilling of this well
to augment the villages water
supply will be received by the
clek Of the village on Jan. 6.
Work on the well must begin
within 80 days after the con-
tract is let, according to the
lease. The drilling will be close
to Coe Rd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Have Xou Met :

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Ashby
who have recently bought a
a home on Chardon Ave-?
The AshbyS have o m e to
Chardon from Lake Shore. Mr.
Ashby is an insurance sales
man at the Press and Blade
and Accident. They have one
daughter, Barbara, who is Is.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10

GEAUGA ACTIVITIES GET
MANY DOLLARS WORTH OF
FREE space in every issue of
The Geauga Record. Worth
while community activities do
not have to PAY to get publicity
in a Newspaper.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
Postoffiee to Be Open
All Day SATURDAYS

Postmaster Leita TuttIe an
nOunces that the ChardOn post
office will be open for the
convenience of patrons Sat
urday, Dec. IL, and Saturday,
Dec. 19, from s am. to 6
pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-12-10
EXTRA COPIES OF
THE GEAUGA RECORD
ARE AVAILABLE
FOR SUBSCRIBERS

ONL1
Sometimes there is some
thing of special interest in
the paper to subscribers. In
order to accommodate them we
have slightly increased our
press run. We will have a
limited number of extra pa
pers for single copy sale.
Please identify yourself as a
subscriber when making a
pul chase. Papers will be
available only at The Geauga
Record office and the sale
is limited to subscribers only.
THE GEAUGA RECORD
Main street-Chardon
Evening star., 1953-09-22
TRUCK DRIVER
TV SERVICEMEN

Experienced technicians needed to hll
several permanent day-Shift or
ntght-snift positions. Top pay to the
right man; generous company bene-
fits and buying privileges; paid va
cations; car necessary. You must be
bondable. See Mr.. Gill at GEORGES
WAREHOUSE. 2145 Queens Chapel
rd., ne, or call LA. 6-2500 bet. 10
am. and pm. -23
Evening star., 1953-09-22
HELP-DoMEsTIc tcont. J

CARE OF INFANT and Ink; sleep in
5 nights, on sat. and sun; health
certifcat: refs. HE. 4-3447.
DON'T CALL unless you are fond Of
children, not afraid OF g.h.w, and
are looking for place to live;
exper.. refs. and health card, JU.
DESIRE OLDER COLoRED WOMAN
to care for 2 small children during
the day while mother works. Room
and board. plus small allowance
Must have good habits, AMELIA
FRANKLIN. 517 9Th st. se. Call
OF. 2-sS21. bet. 8 am. and noon
STRONG WHITE GIRL, bet. 25 and
35. to help care for handicapped
child Must love children and be
willing worker. Live in, refs. WO.
NOT OVER so, live in refined home; on
Light housework; no cooking. Box
coUPiEs ot1r. SO To LIVE 1N-pleasant Is quar-.
ters. Woman to cook and second
floor work. Man to serve and first
floor work. Have nurse for 4 chill
dren Recent local references re-
uuired Call EN-. 3-S700. go
COLORED WOMAN to care for 2 chill
dren in a colored home for employed
parents. Room. board, salary. Ii.
Desires Desires OLDER coLoRED WOMAN
to care for 2 children while mother
works. Room and board plus small
salary. Call NO. 7-7664.
GIRL, colored: for g.h.w., child care.
Part time Mon, through Fri Refs.
and health card. Call EN-. 2-S754.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
HELP-DoMEsTIc

BABY SITTER. colored, 80 to 90
years old wanted By young colored
couple with 8 children. ages 3 to 6.
Live in. Fl. Myer, EXT. 3158. 22'
children: s days, $40. Only COM
petent need apply. Poplar 2-6232.
ooK-G.H.w.; settled woman to live
in; exper. with children; refs. re-
quired; $50 week to start. Call
Gn CIV live in, fond Of III Chill
dren, no laundry. D. c. refs. Good
salary. EN-. 3-0720. -23
COOK KJG.H live in, small family
pleasant SURROUNDINGS; must have
exper. and refs; $50. Wo. 6-6061.
COoK-o.hw.: top salary. stay sew
eral nights: nice home; city refer
ences. WO.. 6-71S0. -22
COOK and R.h.w.: live in; Oh Thurs,
sun; $40 wk.; must have exper.
and reference. OIL. 2-7443. %
COOK K-G.H.W.--Live in; must be fine
cook and excel. housekeeper; Thurs.
and every other sun. on; S35 wk.
cSok.G.a.R. SSi CIV. - Live in: upstsir, mIs
,!as ssl refs: sac & yk; EM: 2:04S4. -2s
live in; pvt. room and
bath; refs. req; NO laundry; fond
o. children: every other Sun. and
day Thurs. OF. S25 wk. OIL.
exper. only; live in,
references: $50 week. EN-. 2-2l67.
Evening star., 1953-09-22
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Prepare now. Call today. AID.
2-955S. 14th and Park I'd. NV.
1913 14th. CIVIL SERVICE PREP.
Why WoRRY-Enroll today at
BOYD'S and MAKE more money;
3S yrs. Of POSITIVE PROOF: &C
counting; bookkeeping; shorthand
typing; BOYD SCHOOL, cor. G and
10Th MA Qo9AO
Evening star., 1953-09-22
SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books opened,
closed; caught up; all taxes; open
AcGSuNRTxNT fste VA 1906 yoSnS So IS SSesa SeS4s
perience. public. private accounting;
now employed as sec. and accountant
for 9 CORPS; desires change. - Box
BOOKKEEPER- ACCOUNTANT. age
32:. B.c.S.; 6 yrs exper. available.
Call Poplar 2.4019. after 8. %"
CLERK K.MESSENGER, AZ, expert
enced; best references: linguist,
seeks permanent position; small sal
airy. DI. 7.0445, once hours. 27'
CoMPETENT C0L0RED MAN wishes
custodial duties;. no Sun. work; 10
yrs. last job. Cali eyes. or write LU.
LfNoTYfSE e eT OPERATOR sa9Ss P desires IRE part
time nightwork. Call AP. 7-7067.
"a
MAN, colored. AZ. wants work
porter. handyman; D: c.. drivers
permit: excel, ref, AD, 4.0l2b.