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SALESGIRL for gift shop-S45 week.
1917 pm. Excellent opportunity for
rapid advancement. VANITY FAIR,
1893 Conn. Ave. "a
sALEsGIRL for bakery and candy.
EXper:. rehned: permanent position.
AvIGNON FRERES. 1777 Columbia
SALESLADY, for coat and suit de-
store; attractive. permanent posi-
week JosEPH I. HSRRis CON-.
SALESLADY to sell engraved we'd
ding invitations and stationery, etc
40-hour week: experience not nee
essary, state salary expected, good
future for one who is willing and
alert Boz 210-K. Star. rs
SALESLADY, exper. in infants and
children's, wear for THE ESTHER
SHOP, Virginia Square store. APP
ply 3465 No. Fairfax drive. Ar
SALEsLADY. ready-to-wear: must
be thoroughly experienced for high
grade clientele: must be executive
type; steady position, wonderful op-
portunity: salary, $50 per week
sAtEsLADY - Experienced better
women's apparel shop: permanent,
excellent salary: full or part time
CLAIRE DRATCH, 1915 Wis ave.
OIL. 4-72S2. "a
SALESLADIES. exper. in women's ap-
parel; full time: excel. pay. 7115
Wis ave. Bethesda, OIL. 2-1500.
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HELP WoMEN Cent !

BEAUTY OPERAToR-Ail-reund. ex.
perienced operator for air-condi-
toned salon. Full or part time. Sal
AIRY and commission. HUNTING
TOWERS BEAUTY SALON. AlexAn-
dria. Va. For appointment call KI
BEAUTY BEAUTY oPERAToR oman o,
Womanl, for Jules Shirlington anc
Alexandria studios; also man for
Langley shopping center. Nd;
guar. sal. and comm. Call Mr.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Ss5 to 500
per week guarantee plus commits
sion; 5'day week; no manieurins;
HAIR DRESSERS 1710 Eye st. my.
9 to $3.50, 5-day week
PLAZA BEAUTY SALON, 4447 Con-
CONFEDERATION, age ri to
80; Bookkeeping BACKGROUND; type
40 w.p.m.; 5-day week. Ma. s-7S24.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR-NCR Glass 81. Must have
some experience. Excellent working
conditions. Good salary. Call MR..
VAN DEUSEN. ST. 3-5924. "a
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MATCHMAKER

excellent opportunity for the right
man. with watch-repair depart
ment of local department store; state
age. experience and salary expected.
Box 191-E. Star. "a
MAN with experience in Grating
household goods. Cali APEX UNI-
yERsALs o Van AND STORAGE CO.,
Man WIFI wifi TRUCK, to apply Stone
veneer from molds; must be able
to hire own crew and take full re-
sponsibility for finishing Jobs. Phone
81. 1888, between 7:30 and
MAN, FAMOUS FULLER leadership
route open. Established customers
mean no cold canvassing and pleas
ant working conditions with steady
income. No experience necessary
Training furn. but man selected
must be steady and satisfied with
$95 per wk. to start For inter-
view phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. =
349S OF. apply eli Natl Press
BLDG. 14th and p SITS. NV. -24
MAN living in sc. or Prince Georges
County area. Excellent opening. $97
weekly income. Married man pre-
ferred. For interview phone Mr.
Bell. RE. b-s163, Monday only, 6
Dm TO a piu
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HELP-WoMkN

PIANO PLAYER OR ACCORDIONTST,
white. young and attrac.: SIS vk
Apply 500 sth ct. sc. bet. SO pm
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMEN-w,
need help; more business than We
can handle. TOWN d SUBURBAN
1911 wis. ave. NV. EN-. 2-9400
SECRETARY for
ophthalmologist. Tipping. some die
tation, 5lz-day wk.: good salary
State qualifications. Box 49a-E,
RECEIPT. SECRETARIES, s65-Ss0 wk
Law stenog., will train. SIS wk.
INQUIRE, dozen others. MISS YOUNG,
ST. 3-3664 Personnel. 1911 O st
|RECEPTIONlST AND SALESLADY-
Apply in person, HARRIS & EWING
STUDIO. 1913 st. NV IA
RECEPT.. PERSONNEL ASST.
PoToMAc EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Gil King st. KI. s-596E
Receptionist- Typist, SOS
JANE B0RcH. RIM. 226, Bond Bldg
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SECRETARY-STENO.
Challenging opportunity for one who
can demonstrate ability and initia-
and splendid opportunity for ad-
vancement. Permanent residence in
area required. Apply in person.
ACT. ELECTRONICS
Division of ACE. Industries. Inc;
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DICTAPHONE
OPERATOR

With at least Q months ex-
perience in dictaphone or sim
liar transcription; interesting
work in convenient location:
excellent working conditions;
steadily expanding organiza-
ton; 5-dRy week. s to 4:30.
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HElP-WoMEN

TEACHER for second grace needed
for private school. For year begins
ninR Sent. 1855. Call or write prin.
cipal. HEBREW ACADEMY. 604b
18th st. NV. tn. 2-f622. -23
TEACHERS. white: excel. positions In
beth pub. and pvt. schools for the
AGENCY. 1871 q NV. RE. 5-3e3s.
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be good typist. Some
knowledge of auto title and tag
work required. Modern air-condi-
toned ONCE in GEORGETOWN: 51a-
day wk. good salary; Apply in per,
son; SToHLMAN CHEVROLET. s3rd
c LEI AND isfi ATTENDANT to help in
self-serviee laundry; part time: eve
ntngs. 4:30 to $50. 7406 Baltimore
blvd, College Park. UN. 4-9761
CLERK-TYPIsT, white. 1895. to
tive duties and to learn invoicing.
tag and title, and other ONCE pro-
cedure relative to automobile dealer
ship. No experience necessary. Ap-
ply in person only, 1929 champlain
CIERK-TYPIsT-Age 20 to 40. For
5la-day week. liberal employee bene-
fits Apply to Mr.. Auth, EMER-
G els HOSPITAL I'LL New York
c fEsi E :TYr1sr: experienced: T 5sssy
TgAL ssGRAS se2 co. sSsk s5s w. Me
Clerk -TYPIsT-permanen position,
INC. 1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc,
MEl s k1T4rrsr-Ms.t public % Dub.
AMERICAN SERVICES. 1919 r st.
nv, Room 5I4, Ma; s-4142. -23
nent position. 5-day week. $40
am. to 4:45 pm. Vacation and
sick leave dement's Aforementioned
of1ces. Non-profit cafeteria for en-
ployees. Apply personnel ONCE, Sd
mr.. EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO. S16 14th st NV. -27
CLERK 1929: 5-day week;
ppe nnIn g1o position paid vseetion'
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ARIINGTON-AT,EX

ACCOUNTING CLERK
Experienced to do diversified
work in accounting office.
Must be good typist. Ability
to take dictation desirable
but not necessary. Modern
aforementioned plant, con-
veniently located in subur-
ban area. No parking prob
lehns.
AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO.
491O Calvert Rd., College Park. Nd.
Subsidiary Litton Industries
AERrQ
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SALES MANAGER

1885, college degree, accredited
Married. substantial reference nee
essary. We give thorough training
in all phases of our selling and
Eaanasement methods. The qualified
man can expect to earn an excellent
income and further promotion. State
previous experience. Box 404-Y
Star.
eERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced; apply 5410 Georgia
ave. NV.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS; expert
enced in duct installation. Must
have tools and drivers permit. Call
10. 4-S10S or apply 10453 Metro
politan ave, Kenslngton. Nd. 20
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SECRETARY

Top-salaried. permanent position for
experienced. fast. alert person in
busy. real estate ONCE, legal exp,
helpful. RE. 1881, WO. 6-3l25
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HElP-W0MEN

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK
Position in country club located in
nearby Maryland knowledge Of
bookkeeping machine or bookkeep.
ing helpful. Neatness in appear
ance. and the ability to talk to
people is of the utmost importance.
Contact MR.. BAKER, OIL. 2-410O.
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[ NEED AN ASSISTANT

Nationally known manufacturing and
sales corp. will train right man tor
position Of responsibility. Earnings
while training around $3.50 mo.
Promotion to ir. executive may be
made in ga mos. Group insurance
benefits, also profit sharing trust.
Q-11 an. only LII 3-l43R IA
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HeLP-MEN tcont.I

statesmen. for mems furnishing
store. Experience preferred Perm.
position: wonderful opportunity. Ap-
ply. manager. NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP, l103 H st. ne. "a
eALEsMEN-count on $500 to $500
. week; leads furn,; car essential;
ssWiS S0S MscH AIpl' HOUSEHOLD
st. n.ea Ii. 6-515l. "a
statesmen. colored (10l; $50 to SIS
per week while training; full or part
time: no money needed. Call co
SERVICE STATION MAN. bet. %.
36: thorough1y eXper. in fabrication
work Must have D. c. refs: good
salary and commission. Apply
WROES SUNOCO SERVICE, 1901
Ga. ave. NV. rs
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Should You Be in Business
For Yourself?

A nationally known company, spe-
ontracts for homeowners. has 9
franchise available for a man be-
tween rs and As. who is familiar
with the problems of operating an
Independent business. For the right
man. this franchise includes free
capital investment. Write a letter
giving details of your business
background. Address Box 1S6-K.
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SHOEMAKERS
Specification
ENGINEER

Highly desirable position
available for a person who
has sound understanding
and knowledge of Govern
ment and military specifl-
cations and standards and
their application to me-
chanical and electrome-
chanical equipment, proc
esses and materials.
The applicant selected for
this position will provide
technical advice to engi-
neering personnel concern
ing compliance with appli-
cable specifications for cleo
tromechanical and mechan-
ical components used in
design of aircraft flight
simulators. He will assist
in setting up control pro-
grams to insure compliance
with those specifications.
Initial pay will be based on
experience and education.
Demonstrated ability on the
job will receive early recog-
milton and reward.
For Interview at Your
Convenience, Write,
Telephone or Visit
ERGO
ENGINEERING
AND RESEARCH
A Division of
ACF INDUSTRIES, INC.
Niverdale, Md, WA. 7-4444, EFT. ZOE
IA
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SECRETARY

Girl Friday, to take charee
OF small once: attractive, per-
Sonable; college education de-
strable. but not necessary:
shorthand, clean tipping, knowl-
edge OF fundamental bookkeep-
ing: age limit 35; excellent
working conditions, with Wash
ington's leading BACKGROUND
Music. company. Salary $50
q week.
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Colored-Urgently Needed
chef-cook, kit. helpers, china pack
ers. warehousemen, furniture nm
lsher, butchers. porters. laundry
workers, pressers, janitors, truck
drivers.
MANNING'S EMPL. AGCY.
1910 9th St. NV. AID. 2-slO0
-23
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~ OUTSIDE sERvICEMAN, thor
oughly experienced; man in service
accepted for time work; must
have car. Apply In person. 6214
Bird st. NV. tn. 2-4663. so
TELEPHONE SALESMAN, white. Age
1885. Good phone voice. nice APP
pear. lively personality. Typins
ability: capable business mgr. Start
SO wk. Write fully. Box. 4O6-E
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DANCE INSTRUCTORS

ARTHUR MURRAY - Beginning its
ballroom teachers training course.
Personal interviews Mon. through
Ert, z pm. to Pm. emily. 1011
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HElA-WoMEN
SECRETARY

Business manager Of ma
tional news magazine looking
for o secretary to share in
variety Of interesting duties:
must have good sktlls. Ex-
cellent opportunity for INTEL
ligent girl with initiative to
learn business side Of publish
ing firm, Prefer someone who
enjoys working with figures.
Unusually pleasant working
conditions. mary company
benefits, aforementioned build
ing. Call DI $4,000. Ext
263. 8 Am. 10 3 pm.
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SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER
National concern will interview appli.
cants who can show successful rec
ord Of experience in personal sales
and developing sales organization
ity. Earnings in excess of $4,000
for capable and aggressive leader
Field position, local territory, nc
travel involved. Submit outline Of
business experience to BOX 211-E
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IMMEDIATE
OPPORTUNITY

For 3 men 20-35, as Washington
representatives of Cleveland manu-
featuring firm. Must have car ano
be willing to start at SS5 per wk
Call ia. 9-1066 Monday Tor APP
pointment.
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TYPIST

Well-known national news
magazine seeks young high
school graduate to learn oper-
alton of electromatic type
writer In ADVERTISING produc-
tion work Should be able to
type 40 wp.n. Excellent work.
ing conditions and congenial
associates. You will share in
our liberal employe benefits.
Aforementioned bldg.
CALL DI. $4,000
Between 0 AM and 8 PM.
Monday Through Friday
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CLEAVES FOOD
SERVICE CORP.

s4o5 Ramsey Ave. Silver Spring, Md.
pa
CASHIER-CLERK, white. for Tobacco
counter: experienced. reliable, ref
erences. Must be fast, IL noon to
$3.50 pm. closed Sundays and holi.
dayS Apply II person o SHnly. MA
ave NV. Ia
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TEMPO, INC.
UNION TRUST BUILDING
MA S.0R1R

Ma. S-2616
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. un-
der 35; 1-girl once; 6-day. 40-hr.
y week; company benefits. Can EN-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, all ages;
beg and exper. See ELF. YOUNG
immed. Hundreds of intr openings:
excel. SAL PERSONNEL 1911 @
St ST. 3,368aI. -
ATLAS .AGCY.. 1920 N. Y ave.
SILK FINISHERS, experienced: steady
Job: good pay: 51a-day week. Apply
in person. NEEDLE CLEANERS Il
OVERS. 1888 Buchanan st. n W.
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MUTUAL OF OMAHA

Worlds largest exclusive health ane
accident COMPANY PA
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Ohio Fuel

Continued from page one)
1t was estimated today that
practically every resident in Mt.
Ephraim has signed up for the
new gas installation.
The project will cost approxi-
mately $4,000 before it is com
pleted, it was learned today.
Guy Nutter and son of Gam
bridge are the contractors I and
they will be in charge Of laying
the main pipe and service con-
nectionS.
All Mt. Ephraim residents will
be serViced directly from the
Ohio Fuel Elk pump station.
which is located in Noble county,
Prior to the gas line install
lation this week, all the homes
in Mt. Ephraim, numbering some
35; were heated by coal or fuel
oil.
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NOBLE COUNTY
4.k CLUB news
Macksburg Merry Maids

VAdchSDuFS merry NaluS
The October meeting of the
Macksburg Merry Maids Four-H
club was held on October l9 in
the home of Donna Rowlands.
1t was in the form of a Hal.
loWeen party and a number o1
the members came masked
Those attending were Barbara
Vaughn, Sandra Bates, Linda
Jeffery, Marilyn Watson, Mari.
lyn McAtee, Judy McAtee, Eliza,
beth Parks, Donna RoWlands anC
Frances RoWlands.
Guests were Joyce McAtee ano
Betty 10 Goodwill Mrs. Sara
McAtee, Mrs. Rita McAtee, Mrs
Bessie Rowlands and Mrs. Vir.
ginia Frew, advisors, were pre-.
sent.
Refreshments were served
during the social hour and games
were enjoyed. The next meet
ing will be held on Nov. 16 a
ZOO .. m. in the home of Mari,
lyn McAtee.
80 Frances Rowlands.
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Community Institute
Continued from page one)
RenrOck Institute

(Contlnued from page one)
Renrock Institute
Rev. Sutton will open the NOR
ming session with the invocation
at 1920 o'clock Mrs. Joan Rich
ards will give a talk, after which
the nominating committee will
be appointed
A pot luck lunch will be en-
joyed with coffee being furnish
ed.
There will be group singing,
short talks and report of the
committees in the afternoon.
Featuring the evening session
will be talk by Camille
Schouppe, international farm
youth exchange student from
Belgium. Mabel Sarbaugh will
also speak briefly.
BateSvilie Institute
The first eight grades will
furnish the morning program
with the invocation by Rev.
George Singleterry.
Mrs. Younkman will be the
principal speaker. Lunch will be
served by ladies of the Meth
odist church.
The high school will furnish
the afternoon program with
Miss Sarbaugh and Mrs. Younk-
man on the program.
In the evening at 7:30, the
committees will make their re-
ports and a local program is
planned.
The Beaver Hills Garden club
will be in charge Of decorations.
Jackson Institute
The complete program for
Jackson institute, which will be
held Friday, Nov. 4, will be an
nounced in next weeks publica-
ton Mrs. Joan Richards will be
| the principal speaker.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-27
County Home
Demonstration News

Last week we three agents
attended our annual extension
conference at Ohio State Univer-
sity. There are $40 county exten-
sion workers in the state of Ohio.
Approximately AZ of these work
ers were new this year, one of
the largest groups of new agents
to join the staff in any one year.
Annual conference is always a
good chance to exchange ideas
with other workers, in addition
to gaining some additional know
ledge in subject matter.
We have been around to sew
eral communities teaching the
lesson on Choosing Curtains and
Draperies." Among those com
munities were Summerfield
Sharon, Ava and Harriettsville.
The officers of the Home
Demonstration council met re,
Gently to make some plans for
the winter. They also set up
some tentative revisions of the
council constitution, which are
to be voted on the January meet
ing.
Mrs. Hattie VanFleet, Mrs
Irene DeVolld, Mrs. Betty Hedge,
Mrs. Pauline Wickham, Mrs
Evelyn Bond, Mrs. Wava Oliver
Mrs. Gladys Seffens, Mrs. Elsie
Smith, Elizabeth Dollison, Mrs
Nettie Magis all attended the
district home demonstration
meeting held at Marietta on Oct
18th. Mr.. c. F. Christian, exten-
sion agricultural editor, was pre-,
sent to lead discussions on what
makes a good meeting and how
to tell about it. From all reports,
it was quite a good meeting.
The Christmas Tea Committee
met yesterday to make plans
for the Christmas program and
tea for all homemakers Of the
county. 1t will either be held or
December 18th or 10th, so watch
for those dates. We think there
will be a good program and lots
of good fellowship. This is differ,
ent from what we have beer
nav liiS III lliI past li1It " II
be no displays on Christmas
Ideas this year. but we think
you'll enjoy this Keep this
date in mind
You would be interested tt
know that we have heard from
Evelyn Weaver. She should be
arriving in Pakistan about the
last Of this week. From all in
dications she is having quite ;
good trip abroad not actually
getting seasick, but coming clost
to it. Evelyn mailed the lette
from Beirut, Lebanon, the half
way mark in her trip to Pakis
tan. She said probably the big
gest thrill was in seeing lanc
after IS days on water.
Next week is the week o
Community Institutes, as yol
have been reading in the paper
Perhaps we'll see you folks a
one of these.
Mabel Sarbaugh
Home Demonstration Agent
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-27
ATTEND GRAND CHAPTER

Mesdames Mary Upton, Mary
Morgareidge, Elsie Kirchner
Nell Startzman, Mary Secrest
Mary Hanes, Helen Harmon,
Susabelle McVay, Gerald Mar.
tin and Misses Thelma Rice and
Martha Morgareidge were among
those from Caldwell that at,
tended the Annual Grand Chap
ter Session, Order of Eastern
Star in the public auditorium
Cleveland on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-27
Marietta Memorial

Marietta MemOrlal
Donald Williams, of Macks-
burg, was admitted to the hos
pital on Oct. 10 for observation
and treatment. The trip to the
hospital was made in the Nc
Way ambulance.
Admitted. Oct. II, were Jerry
Bosner, Lowell, and William
Phillis, Beverly.
Charles Stewart, Of Coal Run,
was dismissed Oct II.
Admitted Oct. l8 were Mrs.
Walter UlIman, Lower Salem;
Mrs. Walter Angle, Beverly; and
Miss Shirley Carter, Lower
| Salem.
Charles Wickens, Dexter City;
and Mrs. Thomas Bond and in
fant, Caldwell route, were dis
missed Oct. 18.
Admitted Oct. 10 was Gay
land Thompson, of Lower Salem.
Mrs. Walter Ullman, Of Low
er Salem route /, and George
| Webb, of Beverly, were dismiss
| ed Oct. 49,
Roy Mendenhall, Of Lowell
route 2. and Mrs. Lille Baker,
Caldwell route 2, were admitted
Oct. 90
Dismissed Oct. 20 was Mrs.
Mary Weppler, of Coal Run.
Gary Bosner. of Lowell, Galen
Thompson, of Lower Salem, Miss
Shirley Carter, Of Lower Salem,
and Mrs. Lille Baker, of Cald-
we'll route 2. were dismissed
Admitted Oct. % was Mrs.
George SNYDER, Of Lowell.
Dismissed Oct. % were Mrs
Leroy Sampson and infant, of
Beverly, Mrs. Walter Tyson, of
Beverly route /, Dewey Allen, of
| ReinersVille route |, and Mrs
Lorah Beardmore, Of Harrietts-
vile.
Mrs. Harriet Stephens, of Elba,
was admitted Oct. %.
Dismissed Oct. 90 were Paul
Spencer, of Lower Salem, and
William Phillis, of Beverly.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-27
ATTEND CONFERENCE

Mrs. Jean Hesson, president Of
the local B!P.W. club and Miss
Marlene Wells, secretary, at
tended the District y BP.W.
conference held in the jefferson
grade school, Dresden, Sunday.
There was l02 members from the
district in attendance. Mrs. Hes
son participated in a panel dis
cussion and Miss Wells served
as time keeper. DR.. Esther Nc
Ginnis was the speaker in the
afternoon
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-27
Guernsey Memorial

"uCl hSCS NhShiohAa
Carl Mallett, of West street
suffered stroke Monday even
ing at his home. He was remov-
ed to the hospital in the McVay
ambulance.
Mrs. Lewis Moore was dismiss
ed from the hospital on Oct. 81
She was taken in the McVay
ambulance to the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Esther McElroy
of the Ava community.
Dismissed Oct. Is were Mrs
Clifford Marquis, of Sharon, Mrs
Mike Malenda and infant son OF
Belle Valley, and Thomas H
Douglass of Quaker City.
Mrs. George Galayda was re,
moved from the hospital to her
home in Coal Ridge, Wednesday
afternoon in the Murphy ambul-
ance.
Admitted Oct. l9 were June
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Franklin, of Caldwell.
Clyde Bates, of Summerfielc
route 2, Harley Bates, of Sum.
merfield route 2, and Wayne
Carman, of Quaker City route 2
were admitted Oct. 20.
Nancy Moore, of Ava, and
Wayne Carman. of Quaker City
route 2, were dismissed Oct. 81
Admitted Oct. % was Rod.
ney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VirgiI
Moore, of Ava route |.
Admitted Oct. % were Mrs
Milan Lestock, of Cumberland
and Mrs. Robert Caldwell, o.
Caldwell route 6.
Craig Cross, of Cumberland
route and Mrs. Marie Hops
of Pleasant City, was dismissed
Oct. %.
John Nuckles. of Senecaville
was dismissed Oct %.