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Evening star., 1956-01-13
TYPIST
TYPIST

typist familiar with
switchboard operation: pieasins
sSaaCnf sentiai: age e0t $3.50: $50 am. 70
6 pm; 3 am. to $3.50 pm. Sat:
urdays; good starting salary and
company benefits. Box 347-G. star:
white, exper. THE CON-
DOLIER RESTAURANT. 1900 CO.
lumbia pike. Arlington We; JA.'
experienced, for French
Fes.ouIan' to inl NhPoIEoNs sRIspEisooN REsTA1a 10
RANT. 2649 Conn. ave. NV. Ia
experienced. white or
Japanese. OIL. 4-S060. 1918 Wis
consin ave. Bethesda. Md --1T
MATTRESSES. white; from 3-12
pm; night counter: See Miss
Reichenbaugu, GATEWAY RES
TAURANT. Union Station. ---16
day work, to T.. White.
only. Apply between Q and II am.
and after f. No phone calls. 4l32
Georgia ave. NV, RA. 6-33OQ,
experienced; hours, 5
pm. to l an. 6-day week, GOOD
ss5s1Z coVERr6 SeSa %Aoo tH' 1TRo Ten H. agg1s
Arlington. Va. Ia
experienced, with good.
refs. colored girl to work on tables
TAuRANT, TAI s452 18th st. NV. I5',
neat; reliable; size ,Il; lQ;
CLUB. fils5 A' 18th st. NV bet. i i
and 3; and 9. 10
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MEDICAL SECRETARY, part time,
y to /. Salary depends on expert
ence. Call DE. 2-e224. lis
graduate, supervisory ca
pacity: 3 pm. duty; live In or
out Call personnelr ONCE. ,Wo.
white. graduate, practical.
as asst. to Supervisor Of lge. nurs-
ing home: hould be. able to super
wise nurses: wonderful opportunity
il you really are interested and
like nursing: require good refs:
must live in. 10. 5-4100. Ia
NURSE, RN. exper., docotr's ONCE
and clinic: some typinR. must be
neat, intelligent and interested In
learning x-ray and lab. Good hrs.
and top salary. LO. 7-7600. --l5
NURSERY AID TRAINEES; 12
months certified child care train.
Ing course. Live in only, room and
board and cash allowance: age 10
to 25 years. CHILDREN'S CON-
VALESCENT HOME 1891 Bunker
Hill rd. ne. LA. $4,000. ---l6
PIX OPERATOR for new car dealer.
ship In Alexandria. Va: 40-hr.
week; paid vacation and other en-
ployeeI dement's. oV. 3-0350 MR..
BATTENFELD. -l3
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SECRETARY

position. Silver Spring.
Md. Claim office. large auto ins,
co. Good typist: shorthand help
ful but not required: 5-day week,
$50 week to start; merit increases.
Usual employe benefits. Pleasant
SURROUNDINGS. Interesting work.
Call Mr.. M1LSTEAD. JU. $3.50.
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LIFE INSURANCE
SALES MANAGER

For Washington Home Office
Young and progressive company offers chaleng-
ing opportunity-a career opening with an excel
lent future This is an inside administrative posi-
ton for a college trained man age 25-35.
Several years sales experience in life insurance
home office agency department or as success
full ordinary life agent requisite Programming
experience necessary. Must have potential for
creating sales promotional material for direct
mail distribution. An unusual opportunity with an
expanding company. This position is available due
to the promotion of the present incumbent. Salary
commensurate with ability.
Government Employees
Life Insurance Company
14th and L Streets NV.
Please Apply at L Street Entrance
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i" e'A'' As'h' """' AA]o -"
sECY., sTENos., BKKPRs., typists.
PIX oprs.. ofc. mach. oprs. ATLAS
AGENCY. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER - Permanent posi-
ton in national headauarters Of
%orfna aondsons sSGe das
week. Can RE. 1858. Ext. 300.
STENOGRAPHER, young lady for
permanent position In established
organization; 5-day week: COM
pany benefits: state age, experience
and salary desired. Box 225-G'
sffiEaNSoGRAPHER. for light dicta-
fer business or high school graduate
Of local area: paid vacation. hos
pitaiization benefits: no Saturday.
37la-hr. week. Apply l04s wash
siTnEESsSoDGRRlfaHPiHER-REcEprIoNIssf- inEsSD RRlfaHi sf
Real estate ONCE: 5-day week: good
pay 10. and Epl,Er emPioye psnefitS; sn sgPen Per-
faShs WEiNBERe osI'iSp Z SusH. ffNNc.. 10Th i7oS Ii
sTifEiNaojGGiRApHER-TYpIsT, II part time.
5-day week. / to pm. once,
1914 Delafleld pl. NV, Call TU.
2-6535 after 6 for Apt, 13
, oIENO.-CLLhhs LOE DEAuCh OlnSS VI
national organ Shorthand. typ
ing and knowledge Of figures in
Volving payroll and keeping records
OF orders and shipments. Perm.
position. age "a to 35. Group ins.
protection and b los p taliZation
avail. to our employees. to 5:
5-day wk. Call Miss Smith or
Mrs, Milwee. MA. S-0l04. liz
TEACHER. white, nursery class;
private school. State qualifications
and experience. Box 203-G Star.
TEACHERS, white; immed. openings
in phys. ed, home economies. Eng
lish and social studies: commercial
subjects: art and elem. grades,
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, I34l
@ ST. NV. RE. 7-393S.
TELEPHONE ORDER CLERK. age
81 TO 35 for permanent position
with wholesale ice cream distrib-
utor: must be dependable. with
good telephone voice. 40 hours, 10
am. to q pm, no Saturday or
Sunday work. Good salary. vaca-
ton and insurance benefits. Apply
in person on Monday. Jan. 16, be-
tween 10 and at 5901 Blair rd.
NV III
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SECRETARIAIS-Lar organization
College Park area needs secretary
for executive ONCE. Good PERSONAL
fly. neat appearance, some college or
business school training preferred.
Excellent salary and employe bene-
tsTa Waeances nsge of somptan Soesa per-
sons. Call WA, 7-3S00. Ext. go
sECRETxRY-stenographer. In PHI
lanthropic orgsnization. Perma;
over 45: Box 1910. Star. -15
sEcRETARf ,;CI TAI fI,p for permanent posi- Isl
fice: shorthand not required: must
be accurate and fast typist: inter-
esting diversified duties; 5-day
week salary open. WILLIAM "A,
BROWN. 1928 Connecticut ave, n W.
SECRETARY e !. for. for doctors on Stnes; "a. age
knowledge OF shorthand preferred;
40-hr. week. Apply in person. RIM.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not re-
uuired: l-girl offiee; Bethesda: $50
starting salary; national company
In new once bldg: age 20.35: g.
day week; variety OF duties; many
company benefits. Good future, OIL.
SECRETARY. for permanent position
with medium-sized Law ONCE in
Union Trust Building; desirable
ONCE environment and diversified
work; must be proficient In short
hand and typing. Phone NE: s.
SECRETARY. under 40, 5 days, 40
hours. experienced Salary, $50.
CAPITAL EQUIPMENT CO.. 1907
9th st. NV. III
SECRETARY with experience in real
estate rental mRnagement. Salary
commensurate with ability. Call
ST. 3-6572. Ia
SECRETARY TO sales manager OF
uew-car leadership In Alexandria,
Va. Automotive experience pre-
ferred: 40-hr week; paid vacation
and other empolye dement's. OV. g.
035O. MR., BATTENPELD. Ia
SECRETARY, trade association; pub
lcation experience desirable. not
essential: salary open. Box 274-G.
Star,
SECRETARY for general once work
in Riyerdale. Legal. banking or
real estate experience helpful. Sal
AIRY open. Phone UN. 4-6500 for ap-
pointment for interview. 16
EFTpFTApy-S1 S10n prp uR
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SALESWOMEN

for women in 30-5Q age
group to make good steady. living
In pleasant outside saleswork. At
tracitVe salary and commission: b.
day work week: sales. experience
giving age, experience, telephone
number and date available to Box
52-C Star. -17
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HELP-MEN

over 25. for leading
door covering manufacturer; un-
limited opportunity for aggressive
man; experience unnecessary. State
qualifications. Box 399-G, Star.
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are now
available in our circulation
department for persons with
pleasant telephone manners.
with the confidence and abil-
ity necessary to do telephone
saieswork. The sales CON-
mission is liberal and the
hours can be tailored to fit
your requirements in many
cases
II interested in steady and
enjoyable work, contact Mr..
Harvey, Room 204, between
9 am. and q pm.
Evening star., 1956-01-13


COUNTER GIRLS and part-time
cashier. white, age 21-3s: expert
enced, for cafeteria. Apply in per-
son. HARRINGTON HOTEL, Kitch-
eteria. llth and z sts. NV. No
phone calls. --16
CREDIT AND COLLECTION CLERK,
inside telephone work: steady posi-
tion. good salary. AIS 7th st. NV.
la
DENTAL ASSISTANT, HyattsYille.
State age, martial status and ex-
perienee. Box 400. Star. --I6
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced
and genuinely interested in dem
tistry; salary commensurate with
ability. l722 Eye st. NV. NE. s.
1888 or JU. 5-77I4. --1g
DRUG CLERK AND COSMETICIAN,
experienced only; full time for new
Va. store. WILLIAMSBURG PHAR-
MACY, KE. S-53O2, Id
DRUG CLERK, with cosmetic ex-
perience, to work in new drugstore.
Pleasant surroundings. Local ref
erences. Apply in person. BERK-
SHIRE DRUGS, 4201 Mass. ave.
III
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sALEsWOMEN

To sell ties and accessories in furn.
ishinRs dept. Of one Of Washing
tons finest retail stores. Good sal
sry and pleasant working condi'
tions.
APPLY MR.. WARREN
Lewis and Thos. Saltz
1409 G ST. NV.
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D. C. EMPL. EXCH.
$11,112.41

$11,112.41
I began in this business In 194a
while still Q student in college. MY
FIRST year after graduation in 1880.
I earned S1I.112.4l as q salesman
in the field with no previous sales
A friend Of mine earned over $40. 900
his first wear while still . student
In college.
Another friend worked in our bust:
ness for over two years while still
a full-tine student and averaged
over 500 per week.
Today all are Branch Managers
II you are not afraid Of old-fash-
Toned work and interested in build
ing q career in sales. would be
happy to discuss our business with
you and your wife.
II presently employed, will consider
q man starting on supplementary
income plan with thoueht in mind
Of later becoming permanently as
sociAted with US.
Cali XII, 9-0Os5. 0 an. to 8 pm.
daily. Leave name, address, home
phone. I will call you back. TO ar
range for interview.
Evening star., 1956-01-13
HELP-MEN

USHER, white, lS to 25 years Of
age. Apply GEoRGETOwN THE
ATER box once, after 8 pm, 1851
Wisconsin ave. NV. 10
WASHING MACHINE sERvICEMAN
to repair automatic washers and
driers; steady work and top pay
TO right man. Apply bet. Q and IL.
ABBOTT REFRIGERATION CO.,
INC, S04 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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TRAINEE
SALES TRAINEE

SALES sMA N-EsTIMAToR, ELEc-
TRICAL, to sell electrical installa; ;
ttons pertaining to appliances and
air-condittoners In private resi-
dences, Experienced man preferred
hut would train qualified man. Sal
ary or commission basis. Trans
portation furnished II necessary.
Reply in own handwriting. listing
all details. Box $3.50, Star. Id
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CLERK-TYPIST
LIBERTY LOAN. Sill. spg., Ju
p-3I00. Ia
Evening star., 1956-01-13

Secretary-S -Stenographer
modern, aforementioned
ONCE; b-day, 35-hour week. Apply
after 10 am. Rm. 603. l146 18th
st. NV. III
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MATTRESSES
DOWNTOWN LOCATION

White: day work; closed
Sun. Apply
Tenn Penn Restaurant
10th and Pennsylvania
ave, NV. To reopen Mon.
under new management. OPP
poSite Dept. of Justice and
Bureau Of Internal Revenue.
Ia
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HELP-MEN
10 MEN
SIS wK. DRAWING ACCT.

EXCEL. OPPORTUNITY IF YOU
HAVE INITIATIVE TO WORK
Fill E{Eb EIME sE5EITn PI9a5. PRop.
ONLY, 3 TO 4 pm, Sth FL. $50
r ST. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST
PERSONNEL DEPT.
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

typist. preferably with ad-
dressosraph experience. for perma-
nent position in our acctg. dept;
2l-35 yrs. Of age: 6-day. 40-hr.
week: salary commensurate with
experience. Apply Personnel, Room
602; open weekdays, 5000, and
Sat. o-12. No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

siVe survey. officially labeled ''gueSStimate"
BY the editors Of Fortune" magazine. and
900 top executives neekly submitted to queS-
tioning 10 make the statistics foolproof. Now
hear this
l. More Industrial big shots come from the
Middle West than from any other section of
the country. FeweSt come from the Far West.
z. Average salary Of ranking executives
before taxeS): $4,000 to $4,000. Corpora
ton presidents rate approximately $4,000
more.
;. Best paid are in tobacco. drugs and cos
meticS. liquor, movies. broadcaSting and -
how'S that again? = publishing.
Z. OF tire top so, three are 20 or under. 100
under so and five over so.
5. An bsEt IS per cent had some college
training. Sixty-five per cent had four or more
years.
Fortune researchers we're aStoniShed
at how many V.P.'s expressed willingness TO
leave their companies. provided sufficient in
ducementS we're offered. Dying for dear old
Rutgers. apparently. is one thing; dying for.
let US say, big advertising agency is some
thing else again!
One famous agency has so many vice-preSi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Life Among The Tycoons

dents ga, to be exact) that not all of them have
even met. A man on the executive floor there
who iSH'f a vice-president is automatically
treated with great difference. It's figured he
must be q client.
Frank Stanton, of Columbia BroadcaSting
System, says that 10 CHS V.P's in the radio
and TV divisions There are ~ other CHS
V.P.'S scattered elSewheTe) were appointed
partly as a result of contamination by the
advertising agencies, since one Vice-preSident,"
he reasons, has to take another president
to lunch" There's more protocol observed
today on Madison Avenue than there is in the
State Department.
The Bank of America has 146 V.P'S;
Hershey Chocolate none. MAYBE there's a
bar against them) One president put dis
miSSal notice on his head V.P.'S desk while
that gentleman was out Snatching three-hour
bite, but was outmatched by brilliant coun-
terattack. The V.P. never let him know he had
received the notice.
The president was too embarrassed to send
another. He breads the next board meeting,
will have me firedv'
The last straw. Envy not the country'S
top business executives. They work, assert
Fortunes" researchers, between IS and 48
hours a week. plus four nights on the side.
Conventions and regional meetings are extra.
too. Home is not a sanctuary for these
benighted souls: it's branch Office.
81 look forward to the day when my kids
are grown up" admits one. Then won't
have such a guilty conscience about neglect
ing them" BENNETT CERT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

Speaking Of Vice-presi-
dents. which a lot Of people
seem TO be doing these days,
there's a wealth Of infor-
nation on the breed in The
Executive Life, a new book
published by Doubleday.
It's based on a comprehen-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31

guest and the hostess. Pat and Ell
len and several of the young lad
les who attended, were class mates
at Madison Rural.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith,
Armstrong Rd. have had as guests
in their home the past week; Mrs.
Maude Coe, Miss Patty Wright and
Miss Patricia Tharp, all of Colum-
bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rinehart
'Yankeetown Rd. have had several
house guests at various times dur
ing the past week, they were; Mrs.
Robert Willis and Bruce from Will
l'amspor+, O. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Rinehart, Reynoldsburg, and
Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Glass Mar
ion, Ohio.
Mrs. Floyd Butts, S. Charleston
Pike, returned to her home Tues.
Aug. 21st from Mt. Carmel Hos
pital where she had undergone sur
gerry. She is recuperating nicely.
Several All members in our
area received some special honors
at the County Fair. From the
Busy Bees West Club, they
were; Miss Judy Deck, Grand Sty-
le Review; Rebecca Rapp, Second
in Lounging Wear Gloria Geesling,
Sixth in Lounging; Barbara Gees
ling First in Sports Wear; Barb
ara also placed Third in Grand
Style Review, Nancy Gamble Sec
ond in Dress Up Dress Ruth Ann
Ropp, Second in School Dress;
Marzanna Turvy Fourth in School
Dress; Cathy Fades Second APP
ron; Barbara Hunter, Silver thim-
bic.
Miss Betty Smith, Willing Wor-
kers East, Grand Champion, Jer-
sey Division; Jimmy Trehearne,
Junior Swine Showmanship; Miles
Patton, a very close Second in
Senior Showmanship Dairy Class
Jerry Campbell, Second place for
a pen of three pigs. From the
Sunshine Stitchers Club" Lola
Walls placed End, Kay Hines 3rd
and Karen Lugenbeel 18th, in the
County, in the beginners group and
for this they will be awarded sill
yer thimbles.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31
Madison Local
MRS. ROBERT TREHEARNE
PHONE f457 J2

1t seems everyone in this COM
munity was involved at the Madi-
son County Fair last week. Either
helping working on various COM
mittees or such.
Just to mention a few; On Sat
urday, Aug. 18th Mrs. George
Ropp and Mrs. Hartford Turvy of
the Busy Bee West along with sew
eral members, were busy putting
their All Booth up. At the same
time, a little distance down the
way, Mrs. Jerry Beauman, Mrs.
Robert Hines, Mrs. Robert Ire
hearne, and some others were al
so busily engaged in getting the
booth of the Sunshine Stitchers"
in order. Both clubs received sew
eral blue and red ribbons for hav-
ing done fine work on their pro-
jects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trehearne;
Miss Margaret Peirsol, Ostrander,
Ohio, Mr.. Milton Byerly, West JEFF
ferson, o. were Sunday Aug. 18th
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Watson of Dayton, Ohio.
On Monday and Tuesday of last
week several members of the Open
Gate Garden Club were busy get
ting ready for Tuesdays Flower
show, at the Madison County Fair
Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. Raymond
Lanigan, Mrs. Sam Johnson. Mrs
Leland Shipley comprised the show
committee for the Open Gate Club
] They were ably assisted by the
rest of the members. Our club
placed second in the County. Con
gratulations "girlsw
All the flowers displayed were
beautiful and the competition was
real strong.
Miss Patricia Ridenour, Old Xe-
mia Road, entertained with a misc.
ellaneous shower for Miss Eller
Windle. Newport Ohio.
Ellen received some very love.
ly as we'll as some very practical
gifts. She opened these at a pink
and white decorated card table
with streamers reaching the cell.
ing.
Refreshments were served from
a beautifully appointed table, ir
the cente. of which was white
milk glass punch bowl Pats" col.
or scheme was pink and white anC
again she used the same colors tc
make the tabie~very attractive. The
traditional cake, ice cream, punch
mints and nuts were served.
Attending were; the Misses Rhel.
da Clark, Marilyn Feeley, Jerry
Finley, Betty Hinton, Barbara
Price, Deloris Sloan, Mrs. G. w
butcher, Mrs. Vernon Millirons
Mrs. Robert Stuthard, Mrs. Rus
sell Ridenour, Mrs. Robert Ire
hearne, Kathleen Hilbert, Jean
and Sue Ridenour, the honored
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31

Momberg, Mrs. A. r. Wood, Mrs.
Lincoln Locke, Mrs. Susie Douglas,
Mrs. Chester Skillman, Mrs. Art
Violet, Mrs. Mossbarger was de-
votional leader. In contests, Mrs.
Momberg and Mrs. Kenneth Nc
Cabe were successful.
Spc/2 and Mrs. John McDonough
of Port Clinton are announcing the
birth of daughter, Elizabeth Ann,
at Springfield city hospital Mon
day August 90 Mrs. Donough and
daughter were removed to the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Mcknight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shockey and
son, Don, returned home Wednes-
day from three weeks motor trip
to California where they were the
guests of Mrs. Shockey's sister and
brother and their families.
The Women's Society of Christ
ian Service of the First Methodist
church was entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Mahlon Neer, Mrs. Ernest Farley
and Mrs. Charles E. Hall assisted.
Mrs. Richard Virts was devotional
leader; Mrs. Charles Kaufman,
program leader. Refreshments
were served. Others present were
Mrs. Philip Virts, Mrs. A. r. Wood,
Mrs. L. c. Momberg, Mrs. Edward
Berry Mrs. Earl Mossbarger, Mrs.
Shirley Fannin.
Mrs. Robert Bumgardner and
daughters, Susan and Jill, have re-
turned home from a weeks visit
with the formers cousins Mr.. and
Mrs. Ricketts, of Bloomfield Hills,
Michigan. Chris and Jan Ricketts,,
who had been the house guests at
the Bumgardner home, returned
home WITH them.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Williams of
Columbus were the weekend
guests OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Shockey. Sharon Mcknight
and Don Shockey returned home
with them for a short visit
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31
Hoover Reservoir
Is Well Stocked

In an effort to provide the max
imum fishing enjoyment to a
great many people in the shortest
possible time, the Ohio Division of
Wildlife, in keeping with its pro-
gram and policy of stocking newly
constructed impoundments, has
stocked millions of fish in the City
of Columbus new Hoover Reser-
voir.
Beginning in 1854, several years
before the water started going over
the spillway, the Division of Wild
life stocked more than 10000 fish
in the lake. These were composed
mainly of adult largemouth bass,
white crappies end channel catfish.
In addition to the adult fish, APP
proximately $4,000 bluegill yearl-
ings and fry were planted, along
with a nunEer Ct black bullheacs.
In 1855, in addition to an addi-
tional stocking of large numbers
of adult bass, bullheads, bluegills
and crappies. the Division planted
100000 walleye fry and 10000
musky fry in the impoundment
Again in 1856, more than 100.-
600 bass of various sizes were
stocked in Hoover, together with
thousands of bluegills, crappies,
catfish and forage fish. More than
$4,000 musky fingerlings and d.
100000 walleye fry were also plac-
ed in the reservoir.
Fish management personnel feel
certain Hoover Reservoir will be
a good fishing spot for bass, blue
gills and catfish but are keeping
their fingers crossed with the hope
the walleyes and muskys will also
find the waters to their likings.
The reservoir, which contains
some $500 acres of water, is 81a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31
Catawba News
MRS. &. NJ. DAWSON
PHONE cATAW5A s-23s2

The Philea club was entertained
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Leo Caplinger, Roseland, w.
Springfield. Mrs. Carlton Runyan
arranged the topic; Mrs. Ralph
Neer the entertainment in which
Mrs. Runyan and Mrs. Briggs
Neer were successful. Refresh
ments were served. Others present
were Mrs. Myron Runyan, Mrs.
John Goodfellow, Mrs. Robert Tul-
lis, Mrs. John Amlin, Mrs. Roger
Sharp, Mrs. David Studebaker,
members, Miss Joan Caplinger,
guest.
Mrs Hiram Turvy and son, Paul,
were weekend guests of Piqua rel
ativeS.
Mrs. Paul Remley has returned
home from Springfield city hospi-
tai where she was a patient for
treatments last week.
Mrs. E. L. Hammond and sons,
John and Jimmie, of Lapeer, Mich
:gan returned home, Friday, after
visit with her mother and sister,
Mrs. H Z. Davisson and Miss Mar
tha Davisson.
The Golden Rule Bible class of
the First Methodist Church was en-
tertained Tuesday at the nome Of
Mrs Earl Mossbarger Of Mechar-
icsbar6 rural. An ensemble dinner
featured the noon liour. The din
ner honored the b, +hday anniver.
sary of the hostess mother, Mrs.
Anna McHenry. The table decJra-
tions and lighted tapers were ap-
propriate for the event. Ar ,one
those present were Mrs. L. c.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31

Miss Essie Hardy, Miss Lulu Pat
terson. Miss Dorothy Arts all of
Cincinnati were the dinner guests
Sunday of Mrs. L. c. Momberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Runya1 and
son, Jack, Mrs. Momberg returned
home with them Sunday evening
for a visit with relatives.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31

There is no mean work, save
that which is sordidly selfish; no
irreligius work, save that which is
morally wrong; in every sphere Of
life the post of honor is the post of
duty.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31

Plenty and indigence depend up
on the opinion every one has of
them; and riches, like glory or
health, have no more beauty or
pleasure than their possesser is
pleased to lend them.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31
S p Q r 7 S

miles long, Ia miles wide at wild
est point with a maximum depth
of 80 to 90 feet just north of the
spillway.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31

To these young people and tc
the others who displayed their pro.
jects at the Fair, Congratulations
on job well done"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31

attended the Mann family reunion
near Washington c. H. Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs (. Q. Timbcrman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-10

You can't vote in the Dis
trict If you don't register. Now
is the time to qualify. Regis
tration headquarters on ground
floor of the District Building.