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Evening star., 1955-06-07
HE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, for educational in
stitute, accurate, conscientious; B.
day week. annual and sick leave,
Call HO. 2-1520 for appointment
cLERK-TYPIsT for general ono,
work in the new air-conditioned
office OF the PHOENIX MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO. We are con-
veniently located at Wisconsin ave.
and Newark st. NV. with parking
door. 5.day wk; with many w en-
EFT at WO. $4,000 for appt. -
CLERK-TYPIST. experienced, general
insurance lines. excluding life
Capable Of assuming responsibility
Pleasant working conditions. g.
day week. paid vacation; Salary
SRs sfanfasd5aas sMITH ME-. Hl'P s-ssss sS'i S San
for a large service
dept. 40-hr.. 5-da. wk.. excel. com
pany benefits for the one who quail
Boudreau, SEARS RoEBUcK q co.
cIERkvrYrIsf;, HSas y II 81, for administrativ.
tion. must be good typist. able to
write own letters. Full or part
time; Silver Spring resident pre-
CLERK-TYPIsT, Is to 30: must be
alert and rapid, insurance work.
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION, 1915
CLERK -TYPIsT, hiah school sradu-
are ilndar an pYnerienra mt nAreg-
3Tfa-hr. week. AMERICAN SURETY
CO., 521 Southern BLDG. 18th and
chERK.r9Fisr, [ sis: 1;Ti az. 90 to s5: S s.
day wk.: hrs. 9:15 to 8; no satur-
days: lge: mortgage banking COM
Mr.: Weleh. FREDERICK W
pERENs. INC. 1928 L st, NV. 3
CLERK-TYPIST, no experience nee
essary. ideal for new graduate; 81
day week: $40 to -4:30. $50 start
ting salary, Apply AMERICANA
CIERk-TYpnsT fna < ~ n;T' for bl,lins and rec
ord Keeping: wholesale LIQUOR and
ing conditions, 4O-hour week: OPP
portunity for Advancement with
progressive organization. Apply Mr..
Bolts. GLOBE DISTRIBUTING CO..
cIEkkvrYPIsT, [ RI y Ii 81 20 to ss: 5N-say
SfsK sry pas open ME sosSo
Mr.. sauer, BUSH BUDGET PLAN,
1919 F st. NV. Room 605. --13
G L z q X TYPIST - General once
work: between ages 1S and 35;
must have aptitude for figures; s.
day week and many benefits. Apply
in person. JOHN HANCOCK MU-
TUAL LIFE ms. CO.. 6406 Georgia
CLERK-TYPIsT for work in book
keeping dept; 5-day week, air-con-
ditioned ofice. NE. s-5020: 2111
cEERklTYrrsr, Ri ny; perm. Job: sood
salary; 5ka days. Willing to learn
small switchboard. Call for appt.
dIEfk.TYr1sr, II sElGSSi white, Wiling al to
learn pBx some oes clerical hSsg TSrk vssE
calI 60: 5sIss5' MISS KERR. Ia
necessary; se5' PoToMAc EMPL.
AqCY.; 9i1 King ST., Alex. Va
CfERk-TfYPisr, many Arlington
AGcYs 1854 Wilson blvd. Arl.,
ia. $4,000.
CLERK -TYPIST. immediate OPEN
ings for young lady, high school
graduate, for general office work.
Must be efflcient, rapid typist. Elee-
employee benefits. Air-conditioned
ne. Washington ONCE. For appoint
ment call MR.. LEE. LA. 6-9100.
CLERK -,TYPIST, fire insurance
policy writer. experience preferred.
5-day week, hours $50 to 4:30.
Apply in person GREAT AMER1.
ward BLDG, 18th and H sts. NV.
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YOUNG MEN
EARN SIS A DAY

This is q steady Job. No experience
necessary. Apply 1929 18th st.
NV. End floor, 9 to IL am. only.
PERSONABLE AND INTELLIGENT
young men for dancing instructors.
experience. moi. necessary but must
Earnings Of $50 to $50 per wk.
after 3 vks. training at our ex-
pense. Apply after 1 pm. in per-
son only. DALE DANCE STUDIO,
1886 NY ave. NV. =
uNDER 3b,, shop y9rk; Apply pg;,,t i
ana 4;so xsssdsys. A.u' ia
Go0D, RELIABLE hardware man;
steady position, good salary. 1Q1a
II st. me-. Ii. A-94o7. la
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sITUATioNs-woMEN

CLK. -TYPIST, white. 20 yrs exper..
needs perm. pos, Trustworthy,
capable az ONCE details. days.
NIunRsE-GovERNEss, exper., wishes
position with children; perm. or
isSp Esi'' SHnsEs, Nj iaSsI also maids:
live in or out. ARCADE NURsEse
NEAT: Eat! DEPENDkBIEi WORKER.
niehts: waitress. child care, lttchs
en- helper. clean ofnces. AD. abb.
after 5 pm.
Continued On Next PsesS
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HOSTESS

able to make waitress schedule and
supervise. Split shift. Must be able
to furnish references. TALLY-HO
RESTAURANT. S12 18th st. NV.
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TECHNICAL
SECRETARY

HOWARD COUNTY, MD.
Location of Applied Physics
Laboratory, New Building
To assist senior scientist,
head of research group;
must be capable of assum-
ing responsibility for office
management and preparing
correspondence.
Shorthand and tipping re-
quired. College graduate
preferred. Previous expert
ence with university OF
scientific laboratory desir-
able.
SALARY OPEN
NEW BUILDING LOCATED ON
ALTERNATE ROUTE 20.
COLUMBIA Pike
At Johns Hopkins rd., approximately
miles s.w. Of Ellicott City.
Excellent working conditions. Liberia
empioye benefits, including vacation
sick leave, etc.
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HELP WoMEN
;PTIONIsT . PIX OPERATOR

RECEPTIoNIsT PIX OPERATOR.
for beauty salon; 5-day week: good
salary. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave.
RECEPTI0NIST .TYPIST, mature
Ito 45); no work CO. days; to
$50 ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST, age 25 to
30. pleasant work in old established
optical firm. Apply In person, 1006
Conn. ave. RE. 7-5lGI. IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for doc
tors once: some laboratory or
nursing training desirable. Reply
Box 350-C, Star -
RECEPTIONIST- -SECY.; yng.; Court
House area: $50. POTOMAC EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, 1884 Wilson
blvd, Arl., IA. $1,000,
RECEPTIONIST TYPIST; Wilson
blvd; $50. POTOMAC EMPL.
AGENCY. 2334 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
ia. $4,000.
Receptionist- -Typist, SOS
JANE BURCH, Rm. 226 Bond Bldg.
RESIDENT MANAGER-Good posi-
tion for q lady experienced in man
aging and renting garden-type
apartments. Apartment and SAL
ary. Call MR.. MACEY. HU. 3-440O.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

YOUNG MAN, white, 1928. drivl
truck. assist IN shop; must hav.
Md. chauffeur permit. Call Mr.
MESS. JU. S-100S. --6
YOUNG MAN for light delivery snt
stock work in large Arl. retail
store. Good starting wage ant
opportunity for advancement. Cal
TIE. $1,000 for appointment. -
YOUNG MEN t3)-White: must b,
neat; for outside order taking dept
No exper nee. Average earnings
$50 per wk. Apply Room $50, 724
9th st. NV. -
YOUNG MEN for temporary work ii
wrapping and mailing department
Dav and evening shifts, S1.b0 pc
hour. Give age and references. 30:
YoUNG MEN over IS to work with
local field manager, Summer o.
full. time work. Average $50 PEI
week to start. See MR.. HOMER
Rom An2. 140h @ st. NV "a
Evening star., 1955-06-07
SlTUATioNS-MEN

CONSTRUCTION sUPT., 90 yrs. ex.
per as carpenter foreman and
supt.' age A: best ref. WA. T-sb90.
ESTIMATOR. Stag roofing and allied
exper., now desires pos. with aggres,
erganization; Box ELK, star.
time: yoar oI once or mine; RELIABLE.
LAWN CUTTER, man wants to care
for lawn weekly or monthly basis.
Phons sP 3;5a73.
tary. full charGe: thor. exper. in all
Psnsssle Dnsssi 81 aE mn5s5ss sassS4 honest De-
BOY desires porter work or bus-boy
fob. NO, 7-7O7S.
YOUNG MAN. 2s. single. recently
DISCHARGED from Army, 4 yrs. exp.
personnel sup. 2 yrs, ,intellisencs
wk. in Army, desires business or
investiEative work with future.
Willing 70 travel or locate outsids
RELATIONS EXPERT seeks chai-
lenEing sales or allied position:
strictest confidence on al CORE.
spondence. Box 330-K. Star. 7s
PART-TIME bookkeeping. exper.,
payroll ONCE work; suitable time,
modest sal. Box 33s-K, Star.
HUSKY HIGH SCHOOL sENIoRs
desires summer Job In Montgomery
County area. Call 10. 5-2s26. e.
MAN desires lob: 8 pm.
To 10 or I2 pm. D. c. drivers
permit LU. 1-05T5. 2
Evening star., 1955-06-07

SHEET METAL MECHANIC and
helper: good pay: steady work. Ap-
ply at KI. 9-5560 or IA. S-24s2.
-l2
sHEET-METAL MEcHANICs-Expe-
Ilenced. No duct work. Call OIL.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
(3) SOLICITORS

White, 81 to so, permanent work
in Washington and surrounding
area. Better than average earn
ings, Transportation furnished. Ex-
perience not essential as We have
training program. Preference given
to those having had experience in
books, magazines, coffee. vacuum
cleaners. cookware, etc. Apply in
person, 1929 Vermont ave. NV.
Room 323. from 10 z PIN. A. r.
STANDARD COFFEE co.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

WANT A POSITION? Go to PER
sONNEL SERVICE. 1911 @ st. NV.
Friendly service.
MAN wanted to collect. old estab-
lished life insurance debit, Good
salary and comm, on the lob train
ing, no exp. necessary, must have
car, Ma. S-1374. -
NAN to work in nursery. ROTHS
AzALEA GARDENS, S21l Sligo
Greek Parkway, Takoma Park. Nd.
-13
NAN for retread shop work. Apply
in person. No phone call recog-
nized. FIRESTONE RETREAD
SHOP f04 r. J. ave, ne IS
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RESIDENT MANAGER

RESIDENT MANAGER
experienced. husband and
wife for management Of garden type
apt. in Sc. section, must have
mechanical knowledge. ability to
sefine ne1 nbc an1 oe.,
quired, excellent opportunity for
select applicants. Husband per-
mitted to hsye outside work. Write
giving detain, to
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

sOLTCITOR-For brides. Attractive
earnings opportunity. Apply GLO-
0AU STUDIO 1903 Conn. ave. NV.
except Monday. p
sTENOGRAPHER or debating ma
must be rapid, accurate typist; sal
ary dependent on exper. and ability:
ESQ Warner BldE.. ME-. s-4z72.
srENo0RAPHER for research diyi-
sion Of airline firm, 6-day WIKI
FoQd ltefttns salary; airline pTivils.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

TYPEWRITER MECHANICS: exper.
on all makes; must be reliable;
excel salary. Apply ALLEN TYPE
WRITER CO., 2019 Nichols ave. s,e.
-
ysEp-CAR SALESMAN, largest grow
ing Ford dealer In area. plenty OF
prospects, good community to work
in; transportation furnished Con-
tact RALPH SUTHERLAND. JE.
4-2s63. 5
USHERs, theatre. with pleasant
personality. Part-time and full
time. Must be over IS. Call WO,
$4,000 between / and pm. on
June Z and s. -S
WAREHOUSEMAN. young man, able
TO type inventories; good oppor-
tlnity; company BENEFITS. See MI
Dent. SMITH STORAGE CO., 1913
You st. NV. -lU
WASHER SERyICEMAN, with knowl-
edge of automatic essential: 40
hour, 5-day week; liberal car allow
ance and good company Dement'S to
the one who qualities. Apply in per-
son to Mr.. c. j. Boudreau, SEARS,
ROEBUCK AND CO.. $500 v st. ne.
u
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
exper. on auto washers and other
appliances, DAUBER's, 1920 18th
st NV. -
WATCH REPAIRMAN. exper. not
necessary. Call TIE. 6-162S any
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AID
CLERKS

Accurate typists who possess q pleas
ant telephone manner and enjoy
dealing with the general public;
Full-tims schedule. s-6, Mon.-Fri.
Apply Personnel, Room sos. Open
weekdays, s:30-5. and Sat-. 9-12.
No phone calls. o.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Al JR. BOOKKEEPER TYPIST.
SOS wk. start: Information elk,
shift hrs, S55 wk. See Miss Black
at BoYD's, ZOO 18th. corner q
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER. file
clerk; $50 to start for 5-dey week.
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS.
AssisTAiNT A iS AN + iBaoSolTKKEEpER. sM-day
week, good salary. paid vacation.
To- ioH4: FLAGSHIP eRsfh RESTAURANT,
1lth and Maine ave. s.w. =
ASSISTANT CASHIERS,
CLERKS AND TYPISTS
Permanent and temporary
summer jobs now available.
Good working conditions in
air conditioned offices.
Avoid downtown heat and
traffic. You are invited to
work in the community in
which you live. Apply in
person,
American Finance Co.
MIR. Guiffrida, 5422 Wiscon-
sin Ave-, Chevy Chase, Md;
Mr.. Morris, 4702 Marlboro
Pike, Coral Hills, Md; Mr..
Hoffacker, 1908 r. I. Ave,
Mt. Rainier, Md; Mr.. Deck
er, 2021 N. Moore St., Ross
lyn, Arl., Va.
AUTO TITLE CLERK; ArL;; 5 days;
$50 up. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
BANK TRAiNEEs. good with fs.
ures; age 1925; kn9wl. ,9's tgpEinE; gEing !9 !.99
BEAUTY OPERATOR imam or wom-
Center, Nd: also one for Va.
Salons; guaranteed sal. and COM
mission. Call MR.. JULES, XII. s.
BEAUTY BEAUTY opERAToR-Fun or part
appointment call JU. $4,000 or
JU. 5-S642. 3
BEAUTY OPERATOR
iAll-round, experienced operator for
progressive air-conditioned Wheaton
salon; full or part time, MILLIONS
GoIFFUREs. 2543 Ennals aye
BEAUTICIAN, experienced ali
GEORGE SHOP. 1927 Columbia
BEAUTicciAN. top-notch manicuFist
ary, 5-day week. LEONARD HAIR
sTYLIsT, 231s Wis. ave. Wo; g.
BEAGTrcIANs. experienced. no : Ii
eense necessary. Call Mr. GEORGE
BEAUTICIAN, colored. to work In
NV. white beauty salon: neat, intel
ligent; euar. top salary. RA. 3-9669,
BEAUTICIANs, men or women ant
receptionist. VIRGINIA WALLACE
FOR BEAUTY ~. 5-5733. S
Busy NV, modern salon; guar. tor
BiEaAsaHFffY BiEasaHFffY Or Oo5pEf2f6R.e f2afSl eFss ssb to s1oc
per week guarantee. plus commits
sion: 5-day week no manlcuTln7g I7
stag sts9sy n.TgsT TSrk LOUIS \, Sys GREATIyI Y e
Bo6KHkEEPEs. 56H EEhss ExPERiENcEb, 2iSSs D. nS sc.
ing. For restaurant. Good workina
conditions. MA. $3.50, ext. 152.
BooKKEEPER, some typins; Arl.;
$40; POTOMAC ,EMPL; AGENCY
B60KKEEisPfIER oTYSPi;IsT': Exper,. /,
girl offfce; perm; white. Persona
write Room Sis 7o4 I7th St. NV
CANDY COUNTER ATTENDANT,
Gay. Cali Wo. $4,000 between
and 3 pm, on June and s. IS
CASHIERS, for self-seryice super
market. Must be experienced
MARKET, 1854 suitland rd. s,e.,
CASHIER" S ffEiHsIiEK CHECKER, modern Inc hide
pendent super market Excel. sal.
AIRY and hours; paid vac. grour
hilton sHsg Mqst Foon Is s4Rosr sxRsF; Apply DO DO
corner Glebs I'd. Arlington, Va. Of
~xe rzrE1e ..rt ;. snx
terra line, Convsnient for Govern.
ment girls, Apply HOTEL HAR-
! RIN0ToN KITCHETERIA. I1th and
3 NV. -6
Evening star., 1955-06-07
HELp-woMEN (cont.,

CASHIER, short hours, 1870 to 2
pm; MGR 1000 machine experience
helpful but mot necessary; good
salary, ideal working conditions
bonus, vacation with pay. Apply
in person. HERSON'S AUTO d
APPLIANCE CO.. 714 o ST. NV:
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WATCHMAN

SILVER SPRING
4 PM. TO 1920 AM.
7:30 AM. TO PM.
inEs for qualified men. Duties to
include: time checking. some cleri-
cal, phone answering. and lght
supply room work.
Apply
l341 @ st. NV. Room 200
HOT sHoPPES, INC.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
SALESLADY

SALESLADIES, exper. in women's
apparel: full time; excel. pay, JEAN
MATou, 711b Wis. ave. Bethesda
sALEsLADIEs, exper. in infants and
children's wear. Apply the ESTHER
SHOP. shirlington shopping center.
sALESLADiES experienced in In
fants' and children's wear; Apply
THE ESTHER SHOP, 1928 + Of.
sALEsLADIEs, experienced, for Ia.
dies dresses and sportswear; good
sI ssaaTy and sl,6S semmissdiSsn sdS 6da' q. nK VIZ.
AppIy In person only. II.
sALESLADIES. Must be thoroughly
experienced In children's wear: ex-
ceilent working conditions with
good starting salary. Apply HEY-
DA's, Ills r st. NV, II
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CLERK
CLERK
CLERK

Young woman, 20-30 years Of age
for PERMANENT position. Job con-
sists of measuring advertising line
age. Ability to handle details. es-
sential. 5-day, 40-hr.. week: must
personneI perS GUT ROOM 9t e S9s open reS e Reeks
days, 5000 and sat. 9-12. No
phone calls
Evening star., 1955-06-07

DISHWASHER, for steady Job. Apply
CHIN'S RESTAURANT. 2614 Conn.
ave. NV.
CRAFTSMAN, experienced in topo-
graphic drafting. for established
engineering firm. Modern. air-cond.
offlces, conveniently located in Ar
hngton. Permanent position. Call
ia. 5-S500. weekdays. -
ELEVATOR CONDUCTOR, white. be
tween 30-40 yrs; reliable. refer
ences and good character: 6-day
vk.: good wages, steady job. Apply
Box 53-E, Star. 7
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Licensed. Must be. neat and attrac-
tive. bet. q and 40 Yrs. Of age;
starting salary. Apply personnel
once, CAFRITz CO.. 1920 K st.
NV, Room COL
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, public
relations. handling. national cam
paign. some shorthand. fast. ac-
curate typing essential $50 wk.
starting salary. Box 2b9-E, Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
MEN-COLORED
EARN SIS A DAY

No experience necessary. Must be
neat in appearance and depend
able. Apply 1929 18th st. NV.
1st floor. Q to 1890 Am. only:
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EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY

To President Of ExcIusive Btore
outstanding ability, and be able to
assume complete responsibility Of
all phases Of secretarial duties
for self and staff. Should have
proven background Of experience: I:
be expert stenographer: have pleas
ing personality mature mind. Pre-
ferred age 30-40. Finest references
required. Top salary commemorate
with ability and well above AVERAGE.
Pleasant Aforementioned ONCE, En-
ploye benefits. Reply by confidential
letter or telephone for appointment.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
PIX OPERATOR
DESK CLERK

Experienced. Excellent salary and
oWEKs e0ss1sa0ns ssoS Mas. Ape's s9s ALRAN
Evening star., 1955-06-07
IF
MUTUAL OF OMAHA

Worlds largest exclusive health and
accident COMPANY B
Evening star., 1955-06-07
SEAMSTRESS

For dry cleaning establishment. Ap:
ply in person PROGRESSIVE
CLEANERS, 4O01 Lee hwy, Ar
Evening star., 1955-06-07

Accurate typists who possess q pleas
ant telephone manner and enjoy
dealing with the general public;
age 20-35.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
SECRETARY

Top-salaried. permanent position for
experienced. fast. alert person in
busy real estate once, legal exper.
helpful. RE. 1851. Wo. 6-3l26.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ADELAIDE GREEN

Miss Adelaide Green, so, who
for many years was Ottawa coun-
tvs only woman pharmacist, died
Friday at Magruder hospital where
she had been a patient for three
days. Her home was at 215 Wash
ington-st.
Daughters of the late Arthur L.
Green, for many years a Port Clin-
ton druggist, and his wife, Miss
Green was a pharmacist at Green's
Drug Store which he operated for
more than half century. Surviv-
ing is a sister, Mrs. Edward Min
derman, W. Sixth-st.
A member and past president of
Thursday Study Club, Miss Green
also was former member of Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Club and active in local club ac-
tivities. She was born in Port Clin-
ton April 18, 1895.
Funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. Perry Blankenship
from the Gerner and Wolf funeral
home Monday at 10 am. and burial
was made in Lakeview cemetery
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-09
JACOB ARNOLD

Jacob Arnold, So, of Lindsey,
fireman at Erie Ordnance Depot,
died Unexpectedly Sept. 2, suffer
ing heart attack. He was pro-
nounced dead on arrival at Me-
mortal hospital in Fremont. He
was a World War | veteran. Fun
eral services were held Monday at
2 pm. from the Trinity EUB
church at Lindsey with the Rev.
H. S. Crabtree officiating and bu-
rial was made. in Lindsey ceme-
terry. Mr.. Arnold is survived by
his wife, Bessie; daughters, Jane
and Hazel, at home; son, Herbert
of Gibsonburg; brothers, Martin of
Lindsey and Christ of Elmore; sis
ter, Mrs. Matilda Hurlbrink of FL
more, and two grandchildren.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-09
MRS. JENNIE {. MoRELAND

Word was received here Sunday
of the death of Mrs. Jennie E.
Moreland, SO, of Kansas City, who
was a daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. N. w. Payne, and was
born in Portage-twp. Among the
five nieceS and nephews surviving
are Mrs. Harry Joseph, Madison
st.
Mrs. Moreland, who was in re-
markably good health until six
months ago, taught music here
and is remembered by many Port
Clintonites. Her husband, Bert, and
son Stanley preceded her in
death. Funeral services were held
Tuesday in Kansas City, and final
burial will be made in LakevieW
cemetery there.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-09
JOSEPH HENRY MILLER

Funeral services we're held Sat.
at $3.50 am, in st. Joseph's Church
Fremont for Joseph Henry Miller,
SO, brother of Paul Miller, Oak
Harbor. Mr.. Miller died Wednes-
day in Memorial hospital Fremont
after an illness of nine months.
Burial will be in the parish ceme-
terry. Arrangements were in charge
of Oehs mortuary.
Mr.. Miller was retired from the
Fremont Fire department and after
his retirement was in the photo
graphy business for several years.
He was an active member of the
Fremont Pigeon club.
Surviving are his widow, two
children, Edward of Norwalk, and
Mrs. Robert Zieboldy Fremont, five
grandchildren and two brothers
Paul, Oak Harbor, and Harold of
Nashville, Ark.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-09
DISCHARGED

Mrs. Charles Perry, Russell God
dard, Jr., Harold j. Schau, Mrs.
Eva Mackey, Augut Radloff, Miss
Tillie E. Runser, Mrs. Jerry T.
KsowleS and baby, Mrs. Marie F.
TohmpsoS, Mrs. Charles D. Brown,
Mrs. Franklin Gluth and baby, Mrs.
Quentin Floro and baby, Mrs.
Michael Ontko, Mrs. Jerry r. Floro
and baby, Mrs. Harry Walker and
baby, Mrs. John Oravec and baby,
Gerald Russell White, Robert E.
Reynolds, Morris Davis, Elton c..
Losef, Carl Petsch, Mrs. Christie
pher Mailer and twins, Mrs. Iva
St. Clair, Mrs. Roland A. Foss and
baby, Mrs. CelSo G. Soils and baby,
Miss Marilyn r. Fielder, Lester V.
Level, Mr.. Thomas r. Hensley,
Arnold Richard Goetz, Gerald
Wayne Baker, Richard Level, Dale
MoWery, Mrs. Emma Wepler, Chas.
B. Diedrich, Miss Marjorie Floro,
Henry l.. Baker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-09

Sept. /: Lester Level Bettsville,
surgical; Carl Bauer, WellSton,
Michigan, medical; Mrs. Julia
Mahnk, Route /, Oak Harbor, medi-
cal; Mrs. Richard Bower, 500 West
End ST., medical; Thomas Hensley,
Route 3, medical; Edward Hanson,
Route 3, medical
Sept. 2: Arnold Goetz, Graytown,
surgical.
Sept. 4: Marjorie Floro, Oak
Harbor, Route /, medical; Charles
Boss, Gypsum, medical; Ernest Be-
low, 303 Seventh-st (Neidecker am
bulance), medical.
Sept. 5: Virgie Sparks, Rocky
Ridge, medical; Mrs. Arnold Har-
meyer, 321 Toussaint, Oak Harbor;
Arthur Wentzel, Lakeside (Nei-
decker ambulance), medical.
Sept 6: Beatrice Stafford, 800
w. Fifth-st, medical; John S. Ried-
maier, 224 Short-st, surgical;
Woody Robinson, 323 Ash-st, sur.
gical; Gene Vollmer, Danbury, sur.
gical; Lester Lippert, Oak Harbor
surgical.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-09
Teams Of Specialists Determine
Needs Of Kenny Polio Patients

seeks to build up his strength by
giving him various projects to
perform with the affected mus
cles. Kenny Therapists and Occu-
pational Therapists are directed
by doctors who specialize in phys
ical medicine and rehabilitation.
AS the patient progresses.
social workers and job-place-
ment experts work with him.
his family and his employer
TO effect a successful adjust
ment and TO help locate en-
ploYment within the limits of
his ability.
For example, at Elizabeth
Kenny Institute in Minneapolis,
headquarters for Kenny work
throughout the country, a team
of specially-trained people has
worked together for number of
years and has treated nearly
10000 cases of polio. 1t has be-
come a smooth-functioning unit
and is capable of effecting total
rehabilitation of patients with a
variety of partially-curable dis
eases.
The Kenny Foundation has
broadened the scope of its serv-
ices by Incorporating the applica-
ton of effective techniques and
rehabilitation of patients with
various neuro-muscular diseases.
Medical Staff
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-09
FREDERICK CHRISTENSEN

Frederick Christensen, 81, son
Of Detlef Christensen of Middle
Bass, who died Sept l in a Toledo
hospital, was buried in Middle Bass
cemetery following services con-
day at 2 with the Neidecek -Eberle-
Quoted from the residence Satur-
LeVeek mortuary in charge. He
is survived by his father and a
brother Edward, Ottawa County
Home. He was born Nov. 5, 1888
at Middle Bass, son of Detlef and
Iva Brett Christensen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-09
EMERGENCIES

Sept. 2: Richard Felger, three,
Brooklyn, laceration right cheek,
fell against wrought iron at Lake
side; Frank Marines, Euclid, fish
hook in left finger; Paul Weber,
Lima, laceration right elbow, arm
and hand
Sept. 3: Larry Burns, IL, Ere
mont, head laceration, fell on rock
at East Harbor; Fred Singer, eight,
Gypsum, laceration right eyebrow,
fell at Gem Beach skating rink.
Sept. 4: James Visintine, IA, Co.
lumbus, head laceration, fell on
rock at East Harbor; Paul Lock-
wood, eight, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Lockwood of Oak Harbor,
fractured left arm, fell from BIZ
cycle at Put-in-Bay; Alice Holly,
Is, fractured wrist, fell e. Cnm
Beach skating rink; Charle It,
nine, chin laceration, fell d. hit
Club.
Sept. 5: Barbara Rourke, 10,
Elyria, dog bite; Marianne Hollow