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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-31
Two Receive Star
Scout Awards At
Court Of Honor

Two Bluffton Boy Scouts received
the Star Scout badge Sunday evening
at a Court of Honor conducted in the
First Mennonite church, and four
others advanced to the First Class
Scout rank.
The Star Scout presentation was
made by Mayor David Riser to John
Travis and Charles Neuenschwander.
Prof. Luther Shelter of Bluffton col
lege presented the First Class awards
to the group which included his own
son, Terry, James Luginbuhl, Dale
Schiffke and Charles Jordan.
Bill Edwards was in charge of the
Court of Honor which also presented
merit badges as follows: John Travis,
book binding, first aid and home re-
pairs; Jan Emmert, finger printing;
Terry Shelter, home repair; Ronald
Zimmerly, firemanship, leather work,
finger printing, cooking, animal in
dustry, wild life management, and
public health. Charles Neuenschwan-
der, public health, public speaking,
finger printing and fremanship; and
Walter Jordan, finger printing and
home repairs. The awards were pre-
sented by Carl F. Smucker.
The Court of Honor was preceded
in the afternoon by Logger's Day
program in which three patrols COM
peted for prizes in log saving, chop
ping and rolling. The Apache patrol
won top prize with the Beavers and
Eagles in that order. Scoutmaster
George Boehr and Assistant Scout
master Clayton Weiss planned the
event.
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ROckpOrt

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Mayberry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chef Lewis of Anderson, Ind,
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mrs.
Nancy Mayberry and Miss Lena
Smith of Columbus Grove.
Mrs. Lloyd J. Everett died at
midnight Friday, May 25 in the
Hayes Rest Home at Wapakoneta.
Services were held Tuesday at 10
a. m. in the Harris Funeral Home,
Columbus Grove. The Rev. George
Whyman officiated. Burial in Rock
port cemetery. A native of Putnam
county, Mrs. Everett was married
April a, 1900. Her husband died
last October 81. Surviving are two
daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Houtz, Wa
pakoneta, Mrs. Joyce Martin, Lima ;
two sons, Milford and Paul, Route
2, Columbus Grove, eight grand
children and 10 great grandchildren.
Also three sisters, Mrs. Gertrude
Franz, Green Springs; Mrs. Lizzie
Caldwell, Lima; Mrs. Joyce Bier,
Toledo; brother, David Adams,
Greenville; a half-brother, Harley
Guy, Bowling Green.
The Friendly Neighbors club held
Mother and Daughter banquet In
the Methodist church Of Beaverdam
last Friday evening. Mrs. Howard
Bassitt was the speaker and show
ed some slides of the most famous
garden of America. Piano solo,
Carla Amstutz. Duet, Mrs. Betty
Hostettler and daughter Gaylee. A
Mothers Welcome, Erma Arnold;
Daughters response, Jean Ann Arm
old. Prizes were awarded to the old
est mother, Mrs. Mary Dunlap;
youngest mother, Miriam Miller,
youngest daughter, Pamela Hostel
| tier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Burns, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Burns of Tulsa, OKLA,
were Wednesday evening callers in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Van
Meter.
Callers during the week in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Garmat-
ter were Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Oberly
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steiner, Mrs. Bar
bara Welty, daughter Susie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Bucher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Deeds, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Burkholder, Mrs. Chas. Salaski OF
Warsaw, Ind, Mrs. Wilmer Reist of
Alberta, Canada; Mrs. Russell Knolls
and daughters Karen and Janis
| Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Williams, Ton
togany, were callers Sunday after
noon in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Lentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Allgire, child
rem Susan and Michael Were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Allgire.
Rodney, Rosemary and Jean Ha.
begger entertained the Junior clas!
of the Methodist church, Sunday eve
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HERE AND THERE

Herbert Stump, Route II, Benton
Ridge, is working for Chester Matter
south of Bluffton.
There was a light frost Thursday
morning of last week.
John Reichenbach, east of Colum-
bus Grove, suffered a broken ankle
bone and injured leg Friday in an ac-
cident on his farm. While a grand
son was operating a tractor pulling
a large disc harrow, Mr.. Reichenbach
stepped in to set the disc to operate.
The disc caught his foot causing the
accident. He was taken to Bluffton
Community hospital for treatment.
A number of farm women are as
sisting their husbands in the fields
driving farm tractors.
Herbert Marshall of near Alger is
planning to move into his new home
on College avenue, Bluffton, when it is
completed this summer.
The Farm Improvement Club ladies
of Beaverdam were in charge of the
cafeteria at the stock sale in Colum-
bus Grove Friday afternoon.
Russell Leiber, south of Bluffton,
has been helping his father-in-law
plant corn.
Fred Gratz of Bluffton, disposed of
his household goods at public auction
Saturday afternoon. He plans to live
at the McElroy Tourist Home, where
he has rented room. The Gratz home
has been purchased by Clair Bucher
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.ROckpOrt Opening
Bible School June, 4

The Daily Vacation Bible School of
the Rockport community will begin
Monday, June A, and continue through
June Is, it has been announced by the
Congregations of the sponsoring
Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
Glasses for children four years OF
age through the sixth grade age level
will be conducted from 8 a. m. until
11:15 daily except Saturday and Sun
day. Teachers and school leadership
will be furnished by both churches.
All children of the community are in
vited to participate.
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ming. Those present were the teacher
Mrs. William Stephens, son John,
Earlene and David Ream, Deloris
Rockhill, Betty and Richard Thorn
as.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Kidd of Je-
nera entertained Sunday for dinner
in honor of the birthday of William
Stephens. Those present were, Mr..
and Mrs. William Stephens, daugh-
ter Jane, son John; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stephens and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Billings and son JEFF
frey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lentz called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Wallie Stiles of
Wapakoneta, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Parker and
Aunt Orphy of Lima and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Probst of Dayton were
week end callers of Mrs. Alice Bodell.
Dennis McDougle is spending a
two weeks vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence McDougle of Deshler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kidd of Lima
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jag
gers Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Cynthia Elliott of Beaverdam
entertained Thursday in her home:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Van Meter, son
John; Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Diller,
daughter Cindy of Bluffton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks Burns; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Burns of Tulsa, Okla; Mr.. and
Mrs. Delmar Berry; Mrs. Delmar
Berry, Jr., children Carla, and JIM
mie; Mrs. Carl Berry, children Julie
and Betty of Perrysburg.
Callers in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Wells, Saturday evening
were: Mrs. Wayne Galloway of
Devon, H., and daughter Eva Ann
Mrs. Dan Nusbaum, Mr.. and Mrs
Cliff Nusbaum and family of Lima
Miss Jennie Nusbaum, Mrs. Alden
Wright, and Mrs. Sarah Nusbaum
Mrs. Dan Nusbaum who has beer
staying in the Wells home left with
Mrs. Galloway to visit in Devon, Ill
Charles Billings returned Thursday
evening from overseas duty in Italy
His wife, formerly Mary Stephens
son Jeffrey joined him and are visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Billings of Harrod.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephen;
called on John Stephens of Vaughns
vile, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Tay Rousculp and Mrs. Ida
Spicer of Lima were dinner guest!
of Mrs. Alice Bodell, Tuesday.
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Oppermann Elected To
SynOdical Meeting

The Rev. V. C. Oppermann, pastor
of st. Johns and Emmanuel's Evan
gelical and Reformed churches, has
been elected to represent the North
western Ohio Synod at the general
synodical meeting of the Evangelical
and Reformed church in Lancaster,
Pa, next month. He was one of six
pastors elected at the synod meeting
in Toledo Friday.
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RECORDS SHOW that farm
accidents reach their peak during
July and August.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-31

ming. Those present were the teacher
Mrs. William Stephens, son John,
Earlene and David Ream, Deloris
Rockhill, Betty and Richard Thorn
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HeLP--ooMEsTic
CgNERAL HousEWORK and COO

GENERAL H0usEwORK and cook
live I'M small family excel pay;
refs. required Call WO. U-33h3.
HOUsEKEEPER, also able 70 answer
telephone during day. Call Ju B.
505y, 1871 Cedar ave- Iakoma
Park. Nd
HoUsEKEEPgR, yhfe. pleasant, fond
OF children; 1--we In Mr. or MRS
ROBERTS once, IA. $1,000; home.
IA 5000. Ig'
HOUsEKREPER for motherless home.
northWest section; good salary 10
right person Write Qualification
ana references 20 Boz 1921. star
MAID, gh.w. plain eookine: 3 IN
family. 1--we IN. PaliHadea. New Jer.
$40 weekly. To, 2.b05s.
MAID. who wants 10 live In. fond
Of children; ghV. some plain cook.
ing. nice maids rm Of. 6-46d4
NURaEMAD white. %. 70 IS; DE-.
pendable. expef. prefer EnghSh-
speaklna forelrh born. free 70 move
70 Baton Rouse. Ia. and 70 travel
extensively With i0-month- boz
and parents. Must have exeei refs.
i7e-H. stss.
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HElP-MEN

YOUNG NAN, IS 70 20 yrs. Of ase,
10 earn real estate business. BOSS
a PHELPS. INC. l417 X ct. NV.
MAN for selling position
In active credit jewelry and appll-
ance store. Excellent starting SAL
airy plus commission. Employe
benefits and discounts. Pleasant
working conditions. Apply in per-
son TO Mr.. Greene, KENT JEWEL
Frs. 70l 9TH st. NV.
MAN. willing TO learn whole
sale supply business, have good
personality: wonderful opportunity
FOR advancement. Box Tl-J. Star
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HELP--MEN

statesmen 90, with at least 2 yrs.
experience in medical work: earn
ings. 500 wk.: part-time men con-
sidered; older men also considered.
Apply 0-lO:30 am, any morning,
203 southern Bldg.. 18th and Il
SITS. NV
SALESMEN-National organization
expanding. II you are q salesman
OF proven ability, nondrinker. We
have an attractive proposition fol
around an asset. Phone DI. 4
1850 for appointment. II no an
Swer, Elk. $4,000.
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HELP-poMEsTic Gent. !

ubhT-eOWBotb NS0uy.l
MIDDLE-AGED Negro woman for
child care for working Negro family.
en- q st board and $40 q mo. BOY IS Ss7'
WOMAN to work part time in OK.
change for private room. bath and
salary. OIL. 7-9349.
MATURE WHITE WOMAN, Inv,
live In pvt. rm.; adult family.
EN-. 3-6303
WHITE WOMAN, e.h.w., live in, care
. children. 5. 10: TV, pvt. hath.
Salary open. Box l97-H. star.
MIDDLks AGED WOMAN Iwiiitel to
take over household with 2 chill.
dren; live IN. Call for iurther In
formation all day Sat. and sun, or
after D weekdays, JE. 2-D47i.
EXCELLENT TEMPORARY P0sI.
TON, APPROX. y wks.; daytime.
weekday nursemaid, adaptable and
reasonably energetic. for young.
ster; GEORGETOWN. Call FE. 3-4310
between 80. evenings.
WHITE WOMAN, to live In and care
for child while mother works. ia.
S-5461.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. care Of
2, school-age children and, g.h.w:
while parents work Pm. and board
plus SIS VIZ. Cali GA. 4-s75l.
WOMAN, Inv, care for invalid
cple.. must live in: no laundry.
Colesville, Nd, JU. 9-0912.
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WON, care
for 2 sch.-aged children and one
20-mo. -old child: g.h.w.; reliable:
live vic Langley PIX. Md. Call eyes,.
HE. 4.9564, SO pm.
LATIN AMERICAN WOMAN, to live
tn ANks ~
dren: S1oO mo. KE. 7-ioSl.
WHITE HOUSEKEEPER, who wishes
10 make home with small adult
family in suburbs: not over go:
plain cooking, g.h.w., light laundryi
other help employed; excellenN
home, moderate salary. OIL 2-226T
. to 3: ewes, VIII. 6-6S7S
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN. u
be part Of the family, care OF 3
eS dIs1r o;, OF school sss i've IN
Force Force B nGe week eeEi en ASof on SD
Call RE. 6-7462 after . nm:
LIVE IN, lovely rm.,. e.tIaw, and
cooking; 9 adults. 2 children: loo1l
references. OIL. 4-2149e
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, man and
wife for new modern s3-upit moteN
located near Chesapeake BaN
Bridge; salary, incentive bonus au4
excel. liv,. quarters. Please STATE
exper. and salary expectation. Box
278-J, Star
so MI. FROM WASH, ON RTE. 5O-
White. dependable woman for cook
ing and g.h.w.; | person; refs. re-
quired. Call collect Upperville 73-I.
SETTLED WOMAN for child care
only, 6-day week. RE. $4,000. =
WHITE OR COLORED-small houses
rent free, in exchange for child
care and some Inv: ideal for
small family. Phone OIL. 6-3163. :
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN wants
good home and small salary, care
Of infant. OIL. 6-5302
COLORED WOMAN, reliable, to take
| care Of child; live in; room and
board. small salary. LA. 6-4bl3,
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HELP-WoMEh
Observation-Disclosures ope

Observation-Disclosures opeF-
ator Accurate. willing. pleasant
personality. Not over 35. statistical
experience valuable. Excellent work.
ing conditions. New air-eonditionet
Competitive salary with merit in.
creases. 3 wks. vacation. Telephone
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REPAIRS snd sERvIcEs

BRICK FOREMAN and crew avail
able for immediate work. reason-
LeesbufT. Spring 7.i4s3.
BRIrKLAYING : Alterations ire
pxoNANi. 10. s.,YSs1, IA. S.b2sz
CARPENTRf--Larse and samll jobsi
general contrasting and remodel
and labor. ", 3-9I9Q after . pm.
DRIyEWAYs, poIehss. patlOl, valIi.
work. III. 4-ss29. svsninGi. 2as
ELRCTRIcAL WIRING and fepaiEf.
5-05pB. UN 4-ib60
1ind, I sS5, reasonable. BEhNoR'
FLOORS sANDED. finished: new, ~
ext. {. L, HINSON, 10. l-J4f5.
GENERAL HONg REPAIRS, plaster
lst Rsas rate KEYS AND HAR-
RIS. DE-. 2-5v12
GLNERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pa
DerinR, plaSterinE carpentry sd
7.pI5i
PAINTING: interior. exterior fp6t
painting white. On own vorkr
IA O-253b
PAINTING Inter, sxteT: roofing.
cutter spout xork Pre- ettimateos
call any time ~ 7.2b3D
PAINTING. exterior. ffst-elass voTki
materials DO own work. brOthfra,
white. refs. "a. 2.i73i
PAINTfNC. int. ext. any size. plaes
OF time, free eat expef., White
mechanics. Mr. BEAL. ~. s.3s59.
PAINTTNC, interior and exterior:
alao. vail uashlng Nobody beet6
ny prices 80 1915
tcontlnasd o. EsEi pass'
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HELp-woMrN

COSMETIC AND TOBACCO CLERKS.
not necessary. Good hoirs. STAND
ARD DRUG CO., 1l0l H ST. ne.
and 1929 Minnesota ave. ne.
COUNTERGIRL, white. for cafe
teIie, 5-day week. vacation and
and exper Box So9.H e sian pn0ne
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN
Heating Supply House

oualified and experienced ,alss.
man tor oil and gas supplies In 81
taolished territory Excellent 90.
portunitv Tor risht man. EstSb.
ished accounts plus yery active
territory make this 4 most attractive
proposition. Write. Box 1911. star
sALEsMEN t5D-selnng by qualified
appointment only 500 4 week
cas- asainst monthly settlement on
earned commission Top elosers can
make In excess OF $500 weekly
Car essential. Call daily 10 s.
sales MAnaGef. AD $4,000.
Statesmen. full OF part time. dirsc,
70 consumer experienced ceslred
No competition in field Maks sSn
per sale II you need $4,000 per
year, see ua. n not. don't apply
Grew nannEer positions open Draw
lgalnst .alss. Apply sales manassf
PIE. Rockville Nd
sALReMEN. s-day vssk. openings IN
Va and b c. .s,orss. inside retail
sales. eelfay plut Expsf. N hare
uare. bidg matsrias. stumbling
elee o. narden eupphes pfeferred
Proft-ehafine. paid yaration anc
RAM eempary bsnsdts' Appiy Ma
Odd. hEcHfNoER CO.. 18th ana
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YOUNG MAN

Between ages Of 20 and 90
years. We have opportunity
In our organization for q
man who wants TO learn the
mortgage loan and real
estate business and who is
looking for q permanent po-
sition. Salary, $1,000 per
year to start, with good OPP
portunity for advancement,
with one Of the largest, old
established concerns in the
city. A large portion Of the
duties will be outside and
therefore applicant must own
his own car. for which he will
receive adequate allowance.
Work week. 37ia hours.
Lunches furnished free In
addition to other valuable
employe benefits. Reply in
own handwriting giving full
particulars as to previous
business experience and draft
status. All applications con-
sidered confidential and no
inquiries made until after
interview. Box 4s6-J. Star.
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SALESLADIES

Our girls earn $3.50 for Is hrs.
icr same YOU opp ~HSn IKE phone SuA BY
7-5253. Hours Of your own choice.
No car required. Mon. Fri. 81 pm.
sALEsWOMAN, full or part time,
direct to consumer experience de-
sired. No competition in field. Make
$50 per sale. II you need $4,000
per year. see US; II not, don't apply.
Crew manager positions open.
Draw against sales Apply sales
manager, r. H. BEST, INC. 1915
Rockville pike. Rockville. Nd.
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112o VERMONT AVE. NV.

INSURANCE AGENCY CLERK
Small. but rapidly growing agency,
has immediate opening for amhi-
tious person with some general
knowledge Of automotive insurance
renewals. Beautiful private ONCE,
excellent starting salary, permanent
future. Apply in person to Jack or
Tenn Amatucei. TOMS CHEW
ROLET. INC. 11416 Georgia ave-.
Wheaton Nd
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HELP-MEN

SERVICE STATION attendant. full
Or part time: must have refs. u.
o-11SO.
sHOESiAKER, all-Found man, must
be expef.; steady work year-round;
good salary. IA. 7-114l.
SHOE SALESMAN, exper.. family
shoes: steady Job. good salary.
3l56 Wilson blvd, Arl.. IA. 7-2O04
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced Juve.
nile hitter; can make profitable
connection. 3lO3 14th st. NV, Of
5022 Wisconsin ave.
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HELP-WoMEN

ALTERATION LADY. seamstress for
corset and brassiere alterations.
Ask for Mr.. Markham. 4th A..
WHELAN's CORSET SHOP, HOB
st. NV.
AUTO SERVICE CASHIER, perma-
nent position with new-car dealer
ship in Alex, Va; 40-hr. week;
paid vacation, other employe bene-
flts OV. 3-0350, MR.. BATTEN-
BAKERY SALEsGIRLs, hours $3.50
pm. to IL am. or 4:30 pm. to
! am. Apply BRENNER'S BAKER
les, $500 Columbia pike, Arling-
ton, Va. ia. $4,000.
BAND B0OKKEEPER = Burroushs
machine operator, exper. preferred
but not essential. Apply in person,
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.. 1929
DEAUTICIAN, for busy. progressive.
alr-cond. salon: 3 days. Call MR..
HAROLD. u. 5-2232; ewes. JU.
5-3S95.
BEAUTICIAN-Good operator want
ed for the WOODNER BEAUTY
SALON. Can Mr.. oeorge, AID.
BEAUTICIAN, busy downtown air.
comm. Cal manager. Ma s-iois:
ewes. and Sun, WA. 7-14s7. 2O'
BEAUTICIANs-Exper. operators for
our Chevy Chase salon; salary and
commission. Apply GABRIEL, 5420
Western ave.
BEAUTICIAN. coiored: booth for rent
In convenient NV. area. Ii. 6-OOD4.
BEAUTICIANs, hair stylists required
for ultramodern beauty parlor.
Very happy shop. No license re-
auired. Nearby Va. Very busy
beauty shop. Call IA. b-261s. IA.
5-26l9; ewes, sat. ana Sun, EN-.
3-06bb,
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PAINTERS

Permanent. full-time work. for ex-
perienced and steady white men;
must have car: maintenance work
on 45Q-unit apt project in Sc
Call LU. l-09SS between $40 am
and 4 pm. for appointment.
PHARMACIST, registered D. c.:
must be honest and reliable: ref
erences required: part-time work.
Call Elk. 3-5737. between s am.
and pm.
PHARMACIST, registered in Va; full
time. permanent. 4S-hr. wk. Call
Mr. PRESTON ia 9-2013
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sTENoGRApHER

Permanent position with
electrqnics manufacturing
Arm; fyping and shorthand
required: 5-day week; em-
ploye benefits. Apply Monday
through Friday, "a.
MEMS CLARKE, INC.
10 Jessup-Blair Dr., sil. spg.. Md
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SILK SCREEN WORK. experience
necessary. ideal working conditions:
good salary. LOUFT. 10 N st. ne
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. CASUALTY
HOSPITAL DRUG STORE, 200 Sth
ST. ne.
STENOGRAPHER; 5-day, 37h-hour
week, no Saturday: general once
ROUTING; start. $50 weekly. MON
PICTURES. 1909 New Jersey ave.
NV.
sTENOGRAPHER. young woman,
20-35 yrs. Of age: permanent posi-
ton with trade association: 5-day
week, q to 3; employe benefits;
downtown atr.conditioned once;
salary, S3.600-S3. 500 per annum.
State experience. age, references.
Box 404-J, Star.
sTENOGRAPHER CLERK - Branch
once Of national firm has position
for .stepographer-clerk; b-day wk..
paid vacation, pleasant working
conditions. Call RIA. 3-b412 for
appt. after $3.50 Monday.
STENOGRAPHER
For general once work. including
bookkeeping. dictation. etc: expert
ence desirable but not essential:
paid vacation and disqualification
Apply BOWEN a. CO., INC. I24s7
CHAPMAN ave, Rockville. Nd. Phone
ma. 1-ffNU.
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sTENoGRAPHER

Large national examination has
opening for capable stenographer
Pleasant environment, air : condi-
toned, man. employe benefits, good
salary. Apply AMERICAN AUTOMO-
BILE ASSOCIATION. I'm. 404, lTI2
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

AGENT FOR REAL EsTATE-Exper.
NIT MoT p DsSe' ioT bOs SSs and ff license
ideal for retired person and age
is no barrier. ABRAVE REALTY,
Ii. 6-4444. 10. 7-93i0.
DRUG, CIGAR. SODA CLERKS. part
time nights. Apply IN person. KIM
NER q MEMBERT PHARMACY,
301 Kennedy st. NV.
MEDICAL records librarian. regis
tered. 300-bed general hospital. new
and expanding. Has excellent facil-
titles. Salary open. Life insurance
and hospitalization; Apply Al
HHs osPTfAn. s s1nSRnA va %.."-
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIsT-Excel-
lent salary and leave. 3nO-bed hos
pitsl, new and expanding. Apply
Administrator, ROANOKE MEMO
RIAL HOSPITAL. Roanoke. Va.
MOTEL RELIEF COUPLE, TO live on
premises: 25 TO ~ years OF age;
must able to furnish references.
Apply in person, 1855 King st..
Alexandria, Va.
PRRssER. WOOL. Apply 1871 H Ct.
statesmen AND SOLICITORS, part
time. for photography work In and
around Nd. Va. and Wash; must
have good references. MR.. BOWERS
tn. 2-401l.
SHEET MUSIC CLERK-Interesting
work in areas finest music store;
paid vacation, benefits plan. 5-day
week, air-cond.. etc. Prefer clas-
steal experience. Box D3-J. Star.
CPLE.. colored. 10 care for close-in
Md farm estate. Salary plus room
and board. sP. 4-6s14.
FARMER AND WIFE, eoloEed over
40; no children; for eenerai
farming: nearby Nd. Wife TO do
g.h,w. Good salary with furn. house
Reference required Apply i0i7 eth
st. NV, ST 3-s4S4
MAN AND WIFE. mlddle-aged. TO
operate Milling station and reatau-
rant on commission basis. Write
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN. white
and colored for various positions:
skilled and unskilled. NE. s-l677
WANTED--MEN OR WOMEN. Put
your weekly earnings sS5.S5o or
more. Also, full-tlme openings IN
Charles. 81 Mary's and Calvert
Counties. Fof Information. write
RAwLEIqHs DEPT ncH-i2-704'
Chester. p,
WHITE COUPLE, middle AGED, no
children. TO act A. manager-care-
takers Of l2-family, OBLIGATED apt,
bldg. in Conaress Hgts, Husband
may MAINTAIN his regular employ
ment. wife must be unemployed.
Will give bsmt. mod. apt. Of 2 rms.
kit. and bath. plus utlls.. in en-
change for services In reply state
agt. qualifications and employment.
Box 3si-J. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-18
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