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Hflp w0MEN

IGTEN0QRARHER. 1z-45: must Be
accurate and good with shorthand
ssn4 syYeln IA sasss7. ssssRseThls ass.gy pre-
ls1EN0GRARHERS - Large secre-
tarial service nseds sxpsrt sten a:,,
DAYS b Afternoons. No geekendB.
ST. 3-1972. Ill !,
lsTENOGRAPHER, accurate, fast. for
interesting position IN night service
dept; S-day. 40-hr. yk. Apply IN
person AIRCRAFT OWNERS q
lgTEN0GRAFHER. young lady, white.
70 work IN Aforementioned once;
6-day week. Apply Eli z St. NV,
sTENOdRAPHER for motion picture
eoncernt S3.41b 2 ". 70 start; D.
gag, 4o-hr; week: leave priyils. /;
ply. End a.. 1912 14th g; NV. o.
call Ii, $1,000. Ext. 03323. Ill
|sfENOGRAPHERs f2). are to IS.
Average shorthand, permanent post
Many benefts. csii tx. 5-6isi
Tor appointment.
STEN0GRAPHER, competent. willing
worker. for downtown, air -condi-
toned once; bIs-day week; be-
ginning salary. $500. In. reply give
complete information including age
and exgerienee. Box 247-A, star. !,
3TBNOGhARHER, under 35--Legal
exper. preferred; good shorthand,
fast Lyping essential: elec. type
writer's: conv. downtown loc.. re-
plies confidential. Box 391.A star.
.sTENoGRAPHER. nationally oper-
ated company; permanent position;
40-hour week: weeks vacation
pleasant working conditions. Apply
OTIS ELEVATOR CO.. 1919 2nth
Sc, NV. %
sTENOG. .REcEP. for brokerage Of
Zee. learn TO be financier. meet
Grant e BoYD'es 700 18th, cor.
|sTENo.. age 1910, neat appear-
town; 5-day: $50.
MANAGEMENT cONSULTANTS, INC.
Suite 800 1406 q 81. NV.
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SECRETARY for automotiye con.
eeIn IN 4iex. Previous once exper,
s AZ III u ~ 5 H $780, Iesps,ISIs
position In investment brokerage
firrn. 5 day. Start SAL, $500
zip. with excel. opportunity for ad .
vancement. MANAGEMENT CON
suLTANTs. INC. Suite 90. i40d
SECRETARY for private physician,
ONCE. Phone RE. 7-211b, 0 to 5.
SECRETARY. young, career oppor-
tunity as secretary TO trade asSoei.
alton executive. Shorthand. so
w,p.m. 0-day: starting sal. $4,000.
MANAGEMENT CON6ULTANTe,
INC. Suite 800. 1406 q st. NV.
SECRETARY for youth agency; good
typist: some shorthand and book.
re, a.sa6s for interview Apt. -
SECRETARY. under age 30. Inter.
eSting position In weil-knOWn Inn
poft-export corporation. Excel.
chance for advancement; 5-day;
downtown; starting SAL. 81 900.
Mst.As MAJ GEN sSd C,SoEsgLTANTs.
sECRETx ai ola law iso once; " h h o.
business school graduate desired
Box 269-X. Star.
SECRETARY - interesting position
with aviation association. Legal ex-
perience desirable but not required.
Age 20 3D.. Call Elk. 3-ol6I for
appointment.
SECRETARIES f2I. permanent posi-
ttons with national organization.
aforementioned Offices, liberal bene-
flts. Catholic. 1890; with short
hand: I typing only in editorial
work. Apply MISS JARBoE, 1912
s Massachusetts ave. NV.
SECRETARY, shorthand. good TYP.
ist: age 20-35. Consulting engi-
neef once in Ring Bldg. 35-hour
week. salary. sos 70 SO; advance
msnt; white. Re. 7-033s.
sECHETAkY - Experienced; k-dAy,
40-hour week; shorthand speed 80
70 100 words per minute; typine
S ossa e e.D sS5s5 per gi1Sss sEn
sS es1sisaEy AP goys e wo Eik!s'ns Boz s
43a Alexandria, giving experience,
age and salary expected, or phone
TE. $4,000 for interview. 80
|aEGRETARY, for insurance depart.
mept Of national association. ex.
perieneed. 40-hr.. S-day week
Many enploye benefits. Call NE
SECRETARY - Typine and short,
hand; general ONCE york for paw.
ing contractor in northeast section
b-day week, vacation. hospifAliza.
ton. Cal DE- 2-7565. 10
SECRETARY
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TOBACCO and candy saleslady; ex.
eel working conds.. good beginninf
sal expeR. preferred. Apply In per.
son 4141 Wheeler I'd. sc. %
TYPIST, young lady, for CPA's Of.
nee; general knowledge of book
keepine; approximately "a hours Z
week. mornings or afternoons. Call
MRS. DEERY. DL 7-o346 for In
TYPIsT for local once Of large In
surance company; experienced IN
writing casualty insurance policies:
good pay and excellent wofkinG
conditions. Call AID. 4-3670 wkdays
TYPIST for research division Of air.
line nrm: 6-day week. good start
Ing salary; airline PRIVILEGES. NE
T S1PSHygPx oPERAroR, expert
enced electric typewriter. Eaid hos.
pitalixation, vacation. Salary $50
per week. For interview eau Tx
TYPiST, 80 to as, with some short
hand and ability 70 learn other
once routines In trade assoeia-
ton. Standard hours, vases. In
suranee, disqualification. ETC.. plus
convenient location and good place
TO work. BOX 233-A, Star,
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STOCK GTRL--Marking. pressing
some cleaning; clerical exper
Women's sportsweaF. CASUAL COR
HER, ia. s-22S0. Ill
SUPERVISOR Of . hotel kitchen
with experience in menu makint
and buying. White, middle ase pre-.
ferred. Cali DE-. 2-4554. 20
TEACHER for small Ord grade
sTcoasagp; private school. ?. Q Poi
TEACHERS svniteI--sept. yacan.
eies lifted $3,2Q0.$1QI 900 BALTIC
st.. Baltic. Nd. Mulberry 6-6sbQl
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, secgetArial
service. .466.unit apt. bldg. at $500
wisconsin ave. utw.i hours, $3.50
1880 Pm: excellent environment:
permanent position and good salary
Tor dependable woman between
$3.50. Call En- 2-9en6 after
pm. for aupt. to be inter.
THnIIEEiFfhoNE SOLICITORS, : can.
yassers; storm windows. 81 per lead
Plus Slb zach gAle Ne make from
your lead ltAlsos fooang. siding
INC; sales manager, home phone
Lu. ZsAlHX.
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&OQ1NI NOLAANf 4GNAO EGJln VI
typist to type index cards and
do hling In our news library D.
day. .40-hour week. Peasant sur
ToI round AS APE, Apply .i psEsRsoN l5d
THE EVENING STAR
I101 Pa. Ave. NV.
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, under so:
5-day, 3T1a-hr. Wk., pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply SUN LIFE
OF CANADA. Room 800, 724 18th
st. NV. or call Ma. S-4957, ---l3
CLERk.sTENOGkAFaEk. for posi-
STEADY Give fun information as 70
experience and salary requirements.
Write Box Elsa. Star. 20
CLERK-TYPIST. under IS. for ma
tional publication Accuracy with
figures Important: 5-day, 4O-honr
week: vacation. insurance. hospitals
izatton paid Sssrttng salary salary a ,s
srsssss. Can Ma. PERRY' pI.
CLESRiK.TYPIsT. for contractors Of
nee; experience in general once
work and some knOwledge Of book
KEEPING preferred. Box 386-A. Star.
cLERK-TYPIsT-white, for credi.
store. Accurate with figures: will
train. Rapid advancement. See
Mr.. BAKER, at TAI It'll ST. nv.
with Advancement opportunities. 8.
day week. Paid vacations. paid
sick leave and ether employee bene-
fits, DI, 7-2p10. Ext. .t3.
CLERK-TYPIST. must be experienced
and dependable start s55-S6v per
s sssh cs H0l Ma i lRWfs Hs
CftEaRskas.rYPIsT. for uptown realty
company: varied. diversified. pleas
ant. 37ha-hr.. 5-day wk. Permanent
only. Apply Monday. $3.50 Georgia
CIERR.TYPisr. SO words per min. !:
preferably. with mortgage loan ex-
perienee: hours. 8 to 5. 5-day week;
paid vacation and sick leave. Apply
CLERK-TYPfsT. white. age go-s5:
p po D0G wiz sp's Cd 1 eseabltsssa Tm
small ONCE with excellent chance
for advancement. call DI. 7-59a7.
$3.50 to IL am. or 2 to 3 pm.
Monday through Friday,
CLERK-TYPIST. 1890. research
orsanisation; Horihwes. Wssh, I'm.
tipping. 5-day. 40-hour week.
$3.50 per month to start.
WO. S-9nRS, Iii
Observation-Disclosures young
lady for diversified duties in mod
ern Bethesda once; typing re-
auired. For interview, call Mr..
GINGRIch or MR.. MACDONALD.
CLERK TYPisT. with Bookkeeping
experience; must have local ref
erence. under IS, reasonable; SIS
wk. starting salary. ia. S-1013,
CLERK TWISTS, 1896 yrs. for
general ONCE work, 6-day-wk.. To-
cal ref. req. Salary, S50-S55 with
chance for advancement, apply in
person. DIXIE JANITOR SUPPLY
CO.. INC. 210 Mass, ave. NV.
1CLERK-TYPIsT. under 35; avail
able Immediately for National
Publication. Accuracy with ng-
ures and ability to handle de-
tails important. Advancement.
5-day, 40-houf week; insurance
and disqualification paid. Call Mr..
MCCLURE, D1. 1929
CLERK TYPISTE Electric type
writer experience helpful. 1890.
Elk 3-2660. Ill
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CLERK

Young lady familiar
with corporation capi-
tai stock records, typ
ing 40 w.pm. Good
starting salary, regular
increases, 5-day week.
hours 0 to S. excellent
company benefits.
APPLY IN PERSON
$50 AM. TO 4::30 Pm.
Suite 416, Ring Building
1900 18th st. NV.
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CLERK-BOOKKEEPER = GROWING
concern: vic, q Capitol; . has IN, in
perieneed in accounts receivable
and general bookkeeping. Must be
good typist. Good salary and adj
vancement opportunity. Call Elk.
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CIERK for dry-cleaning store q
ATL Co.; 6-day week. Apply ]001
c Lsi eiss Hnit.. o oTei Is. s.p.r &.
ability. 70 work In downtown once
equlpment sales once, permanent,
viii consider person who Is able
70 work only part of day. After
Sunday. call *. S-100z. %
CLERK, age 1910. his. grad: apti-
tude for figures and slow tipping.
Many positions available. 81. SAL,
MAHXo II + coNsuLTANrs. mo
Suite 800 i406 q st. NV.
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SECRETARY

Under Is. with once experience
Pleasant, personable young LADY
who is good typist. Some shorthand
required. Interesting position II
executive once. Pleasant environ.
mept in steadily expanding or.
Ranization. GOVERNMENT EN-
PLOYEES ASSURANCES CO., 18th
and sts NV. Please apply a'
L st. entrance between 8 and 3.
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COUNTER WOMEN

Experienced; daywoFk; meals and
uniforms furnished; closed Suns,
Apply q. SOUTHERN DRUG CO..
18Th and II SITS. nv. I'll
DANCE TEACHERS, ballroom. single.
ages 1929, full or part time; guar
anteed salary plus commission. paid
vacation; experience unnecessary.
full training given free. ABBY in
person Mon. The VICTOR STU
dos, 1870 Conn. ave. NV.
Db.TAPHONE-TYPIsT. small once,
national ronprofit organization
good advancement opportunity
must be competent on dictaphcne
x375. Ma. $3.50.
enced, year-'round work. Salary,
SI.35 per hour. Apply In person 70
VTRCiA a Co. 7126 wisconsin ave-.
Bethesda. Nd. 10
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MlLP MoMrN

RECEpTIoNIST-0fRL FRIDAY
Unusual opportunity 70 Join newly
opened once Of national corp. for
young lady 21-35. single. with
pleasing personality and . Hking
Tor people, Education and ability
70 type will be considered, hut the
deciding factor viii be appearances.
personality and poise In meeting
people Of high financial and social
position. The starting salary Is
$l25 per week with generous IN
creases Is You become adapted TO
position. Please send resume. age.
etc, and recent photograph TO Box
RESIDENT MANAGER. Laurel, Nd.
experienced. garden type apart
luents. Reply stating age and quail.
ifications. Box 4l0-A. Star. -
RESIDENT MANAGER--LaTge guest
house near Dupont circle. prefer
married woman living with htis-
band: must have excellent refer
enees. Nice living, ARRANGEMENTS
With all eonveniences, plus salary.
State. qualifications in letter 10 Box
RiEsiDnkssaf' IN MANAGER. So-unit apt.
elev. bldg. married. no children:
husband empl- All sgle. with income
|. 2-rm. ant, small salary: exper..
refs. REQUIRED. Box 455-V. Star.
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SALEsGIRL, white, fun time: g.
day week. excel. salary; experience
not necessary; pleasant surround
inKs, vacation with pay. Apply In
person, 1904 q ST. NV. I'll
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. helpful but
not essential. 10-hr. 5-day VII.
Excel. company dement's for the one
who qualities. SEARS. ROEBUCK
a. co. 1900 Wisconsin ave.
SALESGtRL: store, 18th and H ne. I:
good lob; age 1890: some typing,
AMEs CO.. 1895 II ne. II. 7-3303.
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SECRETARY

Personable young woman 2i-SB, Yrs
Of age for permanent. position .,
secretary 70 our production mgr
Weli-rounded. once backRround and
: reasonable shorthand and typinl
speeds are required. AT conditione6
salary Advancement Apply Per.
sonnet Room sos: open weekdays
s:lf-5. and Sat, 9-12. No phons
calls.
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cLERK-sENIoR

Under so. for interesting
responsible clerical position.
No tipping required. At least
. years business experience
or college. Aforementioned
once. 6-day VIZ. 8 70 4:30.
Government Employees
Insurance Co.
(Not a Government Aeencyl
14sh and L SITS. NV
Please Apply ct L st. Entrance
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FOR NEW LOCATION NEAR
BAILEY'S CROSS ROADS,
VA

CONTINENTAL BAKING Co
23ol Ca. Ave; NV. NO. 5-l710
COOK, immediately: white. Day
work; uniforms. meals, liberal per-
sp ian DSls sAI RPosp faisf p ISIS
COOK -GH.W.. live in. country near
Laureli other help, pvt. rn. and
bath; $3.50 mo. Recent references
required. DE. 2-6176 VIZ. days uutil
3: also Pa. 5-20lS. ia
COSMETIC CLERK. fun or part
thesda Must be experienced. Top
salary plus PMS, MIR. CARRIER,
IC0UNTEKGIRLs. between 40 and 60
Apply at @ & s LAUNDRY AND
DRY CLEANING. 1873 Old Bla,
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PAYROLL Supervisor

PBx-TYPIST, young, some expert
ence on PIX. type rs wptnls, D.
sss starting I, Sal So, SO MANAGE ,lss
500. I4DB O ST. NV
PIX OPERATOR. exper., for Conn
ave. apt. bldg. Hrs. f:a0 am. e
1890 pm, 8 days. MRS. SWICK-
ERT. co. 5-Sio5. Mon. bet, 10
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CLERK
LIBRARY

YOUNG WOMAN. 1925 years Of
9ss Sh9 Is an accurate ;rSss s and neat sna
do Ming tn our news library; g.
day, 40-hour week. Pleasant sur
roundings, Apply PERSONNEL.
Room COS. Open weekdays. $50
5 and sat, Gle. No phone calls
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RESIDENT MANAGER

atEkJ1OI4N1 1N1K11Nh0Glt
Must be top notch. thoroughly ex-
perieneed In supervising help
rent collections and complete man.
asemeTlt. To such g woman who
Is tops in this field We ofier the
tipie story elevator buildings In
the finest nv. location. Salary
will be based on experience. sbility
and application thereof. Reply
giving complete resume Of expert
erlce, every previous employer.
number Of units managed. pres
ent salary and salary expected.
RESTAURANT MANAGER-Woykins
man and wife preferred, Good
quarters. Apply Mr.. TOuCHTON
manager ,EBBfTT HOTEL. 1000
II 81 In n q :.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

For Garden apt. project. containing
lS4 units, near Rosslyn, virginia
Applicant must be thoroughly ex
nent management. Age. $3.50 de.
sired. State age, qualifications. ref
ereuces and salary expected. Boz
3SR.u Rtar
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SINGER

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. doc
tors once; 6h-day week. Box
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-23
PROBATE COURT
NEWS

In the estate of j. w. Shafer,
deceased. Application for trans
fer of real estate filed. Certifi-
cate issued
In the land sale of Martha
King, Verna Warner, gdn.,
versus her wards, ct. al. Entry
finding sale necessary and order
ing appraisement filed. Order OF
appraisement issued. Order OF
appointment returned and filed
Entry confirming appraisement
dispensing with bond and order
ing sale Order of probate sale
issued.
In the land sale of Chauncey
Tilton, Alva Garvin, admr
versus Glenn Garvin, ct. al.
affidavit filed.
In the guardianship of Phyllis
Smith, third account of Helen 1
Bober, gdn. Filed for hearing
August IS, 1855 at 1000 o'clock
a. m.
In the will of Albert Rochring,
deceased. Application for probate
of will filed.
In the guardianship of Samuel
o. Stevens, bond approved anc
filed. Letters of guardianship
issued to Carl Stevens.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-23

American families have set up
planned programs of financial
security, and also have endeavor-
ed to bring their insurance in
line with the improved standard
of living" Holgar J. Johnson,
Institute president, commented.
In this state, the nine-year rise
in the amount of life insurance
owned has been III percent. That
represents an important gain in
the family financial security of
the people of this state"
Of the total life insurance
owned January l in Ohio,
$12,064,000,000 was in 4,837, 900
ordinary life insurance policies.
Purchases of new insurance of
this type in this state amounted
to ST. ,404, $685. 900 in 1854, exclu-
sive of credit life insurance.
An additional $2,644,000,000 of
life insurance protection was
owned at the start of the year in
this state in 7,043, 900 industrial
policies, the type generally
bought at the door in small units.
Another $6,641, 100000 was in
group life insurance under
2,394,000 individual certificates.
Included in the ordinary and
group insurance figures for this
state is $685., 100000 of credit life
insurance, under 621 900 individ-
ual policies and certificates.
For the nation as whole, life
insurance ownership was at a
record $833,719, 100000 on jan
uary /, under an aggregate of
236, $4,000 policies, an average
of more than four policies per
family. The aggregate owned was
$29, ,460, 100000 more than a year
before and more than twice the
amount owned at the start of
1916. This brought per family
ownership for the country as a
whole to $4,000. In this state the
average per family was $1,000.
Delaware led the nation in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-23
Olive

OLIVE - Evangelist and Mrs.
Bill Heinselman and family, of
Steubenville, Mrs. Nellie Moore
and Miss Letha Roher, of Har-
riettsville, visited during the
past week in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence McAuley.
Wanda Wilson, of Cambridge,
is spending this week with her
grandmother, Mrs. Carletta Nor
rison.
Marie Thesis, of Crooked Tree,
visited Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Wilson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Day and
Judy Kaye visited at the home
of Mrs. Garfield Danford and
June recently. Judy Kaye re-
manned for an extended visit in
the Danford home.
Visitors during the past week
in the home of Mrs, Nancy Fore
man were Mr.. and Mrs. Millison
Foreman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Foreman and family.
Mrs. Nancy Foreman attended
a wedding dinner Sunday even
ing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Sholtis honoring Mr.. end
Mrs. Robert Cunningham, newly
WedS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-23
Wool Incentive Payment
Underway In County

William H. Archer of the
Noble AS.C. office, announces
that the A.S.C. office is accept
ing wool growers application for
their incentive payment for wool
produced in 1855.
To obtain incentive payment
for shorn wool, the wool growers
must submit the original of the
account or bill of sale for the
wool he sold during the market
ing year to support the applica-
ton for payment that he files
with his local Agricultural and
Sterilization Service office.
If it is the practice of the per-
son or firm that prepares the
sales document to furnish a
carbon copy to the seller, the
grower may submit that carbon
copy in support of his applica-
ton, provided the carbon copy
bears an original signature OF
the person or firm that prepared
the original sale document.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-23
Journal
Mail HRaS =
Editor, The Journal:

Editor, The Journal:
AT the time we present day
mortal beings were ushered into
this tumultuous and somewhat
uprarious world we brought
nothing with us and it is well
known fact that when our time
comes for shuffling off this NOR
tai coil we cannot take any
thing with US. Later on in life
some were most fortunate;
others were not.
Some by hard dint of labor
succeeded in amassing much of
this worlds goods in earlier life
while others did not. Others
through Investment or specula-
ton succeeded, others were met
by failure. Some fell into the
line of inheritance, others were
not so fortunate. And there were
others who were unfortunate in
not accumulating much of this
worlds goods.
There is not one of US who is
nearing mature age and the end
of life's journey but who could
leave memorial of his life, if
only by prearrangement, to the
heritage of those left behind.
Such a memorial need not be of
a gorgeous or extremely high
financial nature but could be of
a much lesser degree; a pure
Christian or high mortal charac-
ter memorial might be best of
all. Give this matter considera-
ton before the end of life comes.
Sincerely,
Jess S. Harris
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-23
Keiihiowu

KEITHTOWN - Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Teeters and family visit
ed relatives at Canton over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chand-
Ter and daughter, Cindy of Cuya-
hoga Falls, called at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ard
Chandler over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Salters
and son, Jackie, OF Cambridge,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Stack
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-23
0. u. Faculty Members
visii Caldwell Friends

Miss Isabelle Work and Miss
Ida Patterson, of the Ohio Uni
versity faculty, Athens, spent
several days the past week visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Forest Racey,
of Lewis street.
Miss Work is connected with
the art department of the univer-
Sity, and Miss Patterson is an
instructor in the Home Economics
division of the school.
Miss Work was in charge of
an Ohio university extension
course in Caldwell several years
ago, and has travelled extensively
throughout the world.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-23

She taught EngIlSn IN The Cald-
well high school last year.
john T. Kirchner is graduate
of Caldwell high school and
attended Marietta college.
He is employed as a city car
rier for the U. S. Postoffice in
Caldwell.
The young Mr.. Kirchner has
been extremely active in the
fraternal organizations of Cald-
well. He is a past Master of
Noble lodge, F. & A. M, and a
past patron of the Order of
Eastern Star, Amazon Chapter,
No. 80. He is also a past Noble
Grand of the I.O.O.F. lodge, He
is affiliated with the Council and
Chapter, Masonic orders in Cald-
well, the Cambridge Command
cry of the Knights Templar in
that city and the Ancient Accept
ed Scottish rite, Bind degree with
affiliations in Cambridge and
Columbus.
Kirchner is a very active mem
ber of the First Methodist church
in Caldwell and has long been a
valuable member of the church
choir.
The nuptial vows will be
exchanged at $50 o'clock, Fri
day evening, July in the First
Methodist church, Caldwell. Rev.
Floyd f. Gaugler, pastor, will
officiate for the double ring
ceremony.
The couple will return from a
short wedding trip on July 5
where their home will be in
readiness.