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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-27
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
Community Employment Services
TWO EUCLID LOCATIONS
1880 LAKE SHORE BLVD. - Redwood l-sloo
EUCLTD-RIcHMOND CENTER ARCADE = RE. lsloo
2Ss25 Euclid Avenue Euclid. Ohio


SECRETARY. exceptional opportunity
10 become the right hand" girl to
q Department Heed. heavy short
hand ......-.......... to S375
EXPORT SECRETARY, discover how
South America does business by
tronslotinq letters from Spanish to
English. shorthand and tYping in
English. consider fee ... to $3.50
INTERVIEWER. challenging position
for college grad with employment
experience .............. S325-S350
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, shore the
prestige and responsibility of q stoff-
level executive. high-coliber girl with
lots of experience. college preferred.
consider Zee ........ ..... to $3.50
GIRL FRIDAY. intrestinq variety for
good tYpist 25-35 years. assist in
purchasing and expedidng. no fee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S275-s325
SECRETARY. attractive opening toI
girl with medium shorthond and good
tYping. no fee ......... S300-S325
ACCOUNTING CLERK, occts. receiv-
able and poYoble exp. and light
shorthand desired ........... $500
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR. good opportunity for Reminq-
ton Rond operator. convenient Euclid
location. Il fee poid 49,. S277-S303
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. diversified
duties in Soles Dept. no fee $500
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, exp. OF
troinee with tYpinq knowledge. no
fee for exp. ............. to $500
CLERK-TYPIST. nice spot for electro
matte tYpist with flair for figures.
no fee ................ .S275-s3oO
POSTING MACHINE OPERATOR. ex-
ceptional position in Payroll Dept.
no fee Observation-Disclosures. S275-S300
BILLER. good opportunity for qirl
exp. on billing ond invoicing. will
train Burroughs Bkkpg. Mach. oper
utions. no fee ......... s275
CLERK-TYPIST. girl Of $3.50 yIs. will
enjoy the vorietY of light typinq and
reception duties. odding mGchine OF
calculator exp. no fee ...... SITS
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT. qrond
opportunity for recent grad OF exp.
girl to assist Bookkeeper Of small
concern, tvping ......... TO S275
BILLER-TYPIST. we'll known firm will
train good tYpist. consider fee
................... S25o-S28o
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK. excellent
position for mature typist in small.
nice office. no fee ....... $3.50 up
INVENTORY CLERK. conqeniol hos.
pitol atmosphere, typinq and some
knowledge Of bookkeeping S255
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY to Vice
President. outstanding institution
S400 up
Il PAY OUR SERVICE FEE
Men and Women.
PM. Monday through FridaY
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-27
Career
Opportunities

Are you thinking Of making chonqe
in your Job? Let US help you find
your niche" Troined counselors
to help and advise you. Stop in tor
q friendly interview-no obligation.
Thouoh our office is located in down
town Clevelond. we have many job
listincs in Euclid. Wicklitfe. und East
Cleveland. We try to place you
neor vour home or on eosy public
transportation.
The following ore few OF the many
listings we now have open:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-27

BOY. Is. wants any kind of work RI
l-3947
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BOOKKEEPERS

BOOKKEEPERs
BURROUGHS Bookkeeping
mochine .....'.... $500
REMINGTON RAND bookkeeping
machine. for East Side S306
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-27
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
EAST CLEVELAND
EMpLoYMENT SERVICE
l33os EUCLID AVE. GLenville l-3347
Visit Ohio's Foremost Agency
Open Dolly Until 500 PM Saturday Till Noon
Evenings by Appointment
For Best Seleefivify In the City See Us TedaY
For Best Seleefivify In the City See Us TedaY

SECRETARIES
EXPORT secretary. know
Spanish. Eost ............. S34s
JR. SECRETARY. light dictotion.
U.C. Building ............- S325
l-GIRL office. light shorthand.
small company .......... S3lS
ATTORNEY. downtown. needs
secretary, will troin in legal
work. excellent opportunity $500
3-GIRL office neor Eost l25th-St.
Cluir. handle accounts receiv-
able and phone work. tYping
and shorthand ........ $3.50
EXECUTIVE secretary TO chief
accountant and ouditor. ability
to assume responsibility $3.50
GENERAL office. downtown.
light shorthand .....,..... S325
SOUTHEAST Side plant needs Jr.
Steno.. will troin capable
girl ............. ........ S325
SALES manager needs secretary
to handle dictophone and
correspondence ........... $500
OUTSTANDING notionol insurance
firm needs executive secretary,
position for career girl . $3.50
GENERAL office. typist and cashier,
Euclid Ave. Prefer motu1e
woman - $3.50
UTILITY girl. excellent opportunity
for high school graduate to
leon all phases Of office
procedure .......... s2z5
LARGE outo dealer needs clerk
tvpist, Wickliffe, O. .... $3.50
ORDER-tYpist. young S235
BILLER-typist. like figures,
downtown SITS
PIX. receptionist. UC. Bldg,
appearance importont S275
FILE clerk S2l8
TRACER for engineering dept;
HIS art major could quolifY 1888
WOMAN between 24-45. to sell
wallpaper; knowledge OF interior
decorating preferred $50
liable immediately too numerous
y. Mopy Of oui employers
lifted applicants
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-27
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

BEAUTY operator, steady. salary, full
or part time, no experience neces-
Sary " l-7553
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BOILER OPERATOR
Ohio FiIemun's license--opportunity
10 odvonce to ossistont engineer.
Stot S228 hour.
PROJECT ENGINEER
NO FEE
To 40. ME- degree. HeovY muchin'
cry. This company has excellent
personnel reiotions little turn
over. stort s55o-S7so. depending on
experience and ability.
FULL CHEMIST
NO FEE
Decree. Opportunity TO udvonce.
Stort $500 up depending on expeIi
ence and ability.
LAB TECHNICIANS
NO FEE
COLLEGE, degree not necessorY-s some
chemical background. Start S325'
$3.50.
MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN
No degree. Experience in lGb-owrk.
inq with test equipment. Electronics
experience helpful, SoluY open ono
interesting.
BUILDING SUPT.
Construction experience. Salary
open depending on experience.
FE NJ n L <
Comptometer operator payroll.
Stort $3.50. NO FEE.
Comptometer operotor-cost work
no tYpinq. stort $500. NO FEE.
Burroughs Sensimotic - experienced
-Stort $500. NO FEE.
Purchase Order TYpist-elecuomutic.
Stort $500.
IBM Key Punch-Stdrt $500.
Secretory-25-4o years. To one man
-soles. Stqrt $500. NO FEE.
Mail Girl - 1920 opportunity 10
advance. Sturt $500. NO FEE.
Secretory-to young engineers
diversified work. Stort S325. NO
FEE.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES

ART class every Thursday, drawing 2
from life, TO 10 D. m, field trip
Sundays Cleveland Art Club. 216
Superior, west across from Hotel
Cleveland
EXCHANGE dentistry for painting
papering and gardening. GL. l-4242.
HYPNOSIS, classes starting soon. low
rates evening or afternoon classes
Phone Richard 10th. OIL. l-0ii7.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-27

MAN with 2-ton dump truck desires
hauling of any kind; rubbish. ashes,
dirt: garages torn down; Easements
and attics cleaned. GL. l-384l
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-27

CO BEVERAGE and deiicatessen,
com plete with large inventory. lr1
Euclid's finest shopping center. To-
Gated at its main intersection. Call
3-5 p. m. RE. I-4613.
DELICATESSEN. confectionery WAGE
Park area, good going business. Z
l-6700 agent
LIGHT hauling, you name il, III ha IN
il: reasonable RE. i-O93l
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-27

SALESMAN. the weother forecast
says hot and humid. but here's your
opportunity to bring cool tempero-
tures to ClevelGnd's homes and
stores. unlimited poten6ol for top
notch man with experience in central
air conditioning soles to $4,000
ACCOUNTANT. outstanding position
for obove-overoge young man. de-
gree. systems and procedures knowl-
edge with industrial cost experience
............... ...... So40o-Sl5. 900
ENGINEERING PRODUCT DESIGNER.
NE. background. interesting open
ing for man with liking for board
work S6OO-S7O0
SALES ENGINEER. oGe no borTier for
man with contacts in oircruft frame
industry, trovel ........ $500 up
CHEMIST. degree plus fomilioritY
with litnogruphic processes $500
AUDITOR. retoil exp. with some col
lege m1y quul.'Y you for this ez-
cepdondl position, relocate an q
trovel ....... S500-S600
SALESMAN excellent poten,iGl Of
fered to mon with exp. and contacts
in electrical field S50o-S600
WRITER, journalism grad with news
paper exp. will find this chollenq-
ing 1000 writing job . $500 up
DESIGNER. leadership ability and
exp. in speed equipment desired for
this position with notiondllY known
firm; no lee .......... ... S550-S65o
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. Me. OF
some colleoe. keep pace with the
times doing design work in auto
nation .......-... S435-S6S0
SALESMAN. outstanding possibilities
D. for man 1888 yrs. Northern Ohio
territory, little overnight travel Open
CHEMICAL ENGINEER, degree. nice
opportunity for young man with MIG.
or test plOnt exp. ...... S45c-S500
LOB EVALUATION ADMINISTRATOR.
stuif level position fer college grad
with exp. in job description and
analysis and employment interview
ipq ............... ..... to $500
COST ACCOUNTANT. optitude for
detail work more essentiol than de-
gree, consider fee ............ S475
QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER. in
terestinq opportunity in establish
ment of quality standards S4o0-S50o
SUPERVISOR, second shift position
for working foreman exp. on tuuet
lathe and inspection ... S42S up
SALESMAN. career opportunity for
young mon with tech. knowledge Of
cutting tools. good chance for pro-
motion .-.............-. S4Oo
ManY OF our Employers w
for well quolitied
OFFICE HOURS: $3.50 Am. to
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-27
FOR SALE-CLOTHINE

BRIDESMAID bolero, blue net dress
Size IA Worn a few hours RE
l-64S9
DRESSES and coats. sizes Y and IA
boys suit 927 VmeshiIe rd Oft
Noble
OVERCOAT, brown; gray pin stripe
suite, both size So, hardly worn. Call
GL. l-32O3 after s
TWENTY dollars takes all. size AZ top
coat, 4 sweaters, shirts and mlscel-
laneous, like new. EV. 1865
BOYS suit, Is husky, gray single
breasted, SO, like new. ", 1-l6l7
MATERNITY clothes, size IL. WI
3-2954
2 LOVELY maturnity dresses, sizes %
al, S5 each; , long sleeve nurses pop
lin uniforms, size 20. S2 each i
piece snow suit, size l, 50. Vene-
tisn blinds, So; window canvas
awnings, 81. KE. l-4Oll.
BOYS clothing. reasonable, age y.
Call KE l-0799
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20
London Council Has Busy
Session To End Year; Take
Action On Finance Charge
Bacon Is Elected
Chairman Charter
Framing Members

At a preliminary meeting Tues
day evening the newly elected
Charter Commission for London
elected p. E. Bacon to the office of
temporary chairman. Raccn was
selected by unanimous vote of
the commission members.
Bacon then appointed Mary Ros-
nagle, Richard Hood and Robert
Clancy to serve on a nominating
committee to make recommended
tions concerning permanent
chairman. Nominations will be
heard at the commissions first
regular meeting to be held on
Monday, January 6, 1858, in Coun-
Gil Chambers. At that time the new
commission members will be sworn
in by London's new mayor, Bryan
Jenkinson, it was said The meet
ing will be open to the public and
it is hoped that friends and inter
ested persons will attend.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20
Railroad Safety
Plans Promised
By Mayor

London's City Council adopted a
resolution at their Thursday night
session which will combine the po-
sitions of service director and safe
ty director and established the SAL
ary for the position. In another
resolution they created position
of Street Superintendent at sal
ary of $500 per month. Both new
positions become effective January
/.
incidentally, it was the final
meeting of the year for London's
Council, and the final meeting for
those members who did not elect
to seek the post for another term.
Councilmen Chooman and Alexan-
der did not attend the session.
At the meeting Thursday those
councilmen present voted Al
against putting the ordinance to
re-adjust salary and payment to
the City Solicitor on a second
reading.
In other action to clean up the
business of the year council voted
to transfer unused appropriations
from several funds in to conting-
ency fund and in another resolu-
tion transferred the same funds in
to the specific funds where they
are needed most at the end of the
year. Both resolutions were adopt
ed without dissenting vote.
They also discussed sewers and
the problem of traffic and parking
at the stockyard area. IT was gen.
orally agreed that the trucks load
ing should occupy no more space
than an ordinary parking lane.
During the discussion, however, it
was pointed out that it is a load
ing-unloading. right just as much
as the trucks block entire lanes OF
the business section while they are
in the process of loading and un-
loading.
In discussing a letter from a To-
cal sorority relative to safety
measures which can be taken on
the railroad crossings in London,
council heard Mayor-Elect Bryan
Jenkinson say that he has plans
outlined for the necessary action
which will pave the way for the
needed measures. Council was in
formed that meetings with rail-
road personnel can. be arranged at
a satisfactory date to discuss the
issues.
The next meeting of London
Council will be January 2 with the
new administration in office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20
South SoIon Man
Fined; Jailed In
Juvenile Action

Probate Judge Joseph S. King
imposed a % year old man to three
months in Madison County Jail
and to pay a fine of $3.50 plus costs
in Juvenile Court. Judge King sus-
pended 500 of the fine and two
months of the Jail sentence and
placed the man on a years proba-
ton.
The man, identified as James
Fugett, Route l, South Solon was
charged with contributing to the
delinquency of juvenile. Specifi-
cally, he was accused of furnishing
whiskey and vodka for a IA year
old girl until she became intoxicat-
ed in his presence.
According to evidence presented,
the girl had left her home for
school at the regular time, and had
Immediately been joined by the
man. The girls mother indicated
she assumed the girl was in school
until she was notified that she was
in custody of the Madison County
Juvenile Court. No charges were
preferred against the girl.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20
Burglars Got $500 From
Ohio Edison Safe; Others
Broke Into Rural Business
Jefferson
Man Died In Car
From Monoxide

Earl Henry Morris, 27, in the
US. Air Force, stationed at Will
mington Air Force Base, died of
monoxide poisoning in his car in
Columbus, Tuesday.
A native of West Jefferson, he
entered the US. Air Force, immed-
lately after graduating from West
Jefferson High School and saw
service in Korea.
Surviving are his wife, Mary Lou
and two daughters, Diana K and
Shawnee Lou, of Wilmington; his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nor
ris, West jefferson; five sisters,
Mrs. George Arnett, Mrs. Nancy
Lambert and Mrs. Thomas Blan-
ton, West jefferson, Mrs. Francis
Arnett, Pataskala and Miss Mar
tha Lee Morris at home; one bro
ther, Ernest, Morris, Jr., of Lon
don.
Military service at the RAIDER Fu-
neral Home West Jefferson at 2
p m. Friday conducted by the
Chaplain from the Wilmington Air
Force Base. Interment in Pleasant
Hill Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20

districts in the county pays 60c per
thousand dollars for Veteran bon
us; 30c per thousand for veterans
relief and $500 for county taxes.
The other taxes include varying
township, school and corporation
levies as asked by the voters in the
particular taxing districts.
The highest township tax rate is
shared by Chuckry-Darby School
District, Darby Township, Stokes
Township and South Solon Corp
oration. All four districts pay S240
per thousand valuation. The lowest
township rate is in London where
the rate is reduced to 40c per
thousand valuation.
Jefferson Township and Jeffer-
son Corporation pay the highest
rate on the school taxes. Each pays
$20.60 per thousand dollars valua-
ton. The lowest school rate is in
Somerford Township with S11.20
per thousand with Chuckry-Darby
School District close with S1130.
Plain City claims the honor for
the lowest corporation with a rate
of only S100 per thousand while
Mt. Sterling is high with $50 per
thousand South Solon pays $500;
Midway (Sedalia) $3.50; London
$4.30 and Jefferson pays $3.50 per
thousand in corporation taxes.
Rates for the Somerford- -Mechar-
icsburg School District have not
been released
1t was emphasized that the tax
books close January 20 in the Of
flee of the Madison County Treas
urer. All taxes are payable before
that date, according to information
available here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20
Two Accidents
Reported Here
During The Week

Two minor accidents and two
cases of breaking and entering
were reported by law enforcement
officers here this week The two
accidents were investigated by The
London Post of the State Highway
Patrol and the breaking and enter
ings were being investigated by the
London Police Department and
The Madison County Sheriff's De-
partment.
London Police Chief German
Clark said someone had gained
entrance to the Ohio Edison office
on South Main Street late Tuesday
evening by forcing rear door of
garage adjacent to the main Of
flee. The burglars had punched the
combination from the safe and es-
capped with approximately $400
from the company safe. Chief Clark
said manager Milton Mustard dis
covered the incident at Midnight
Tuesday while he was doing
misunderstanding"
Chief Clark said the London
Police Department is continuing
the investigation with assistance
from the Bureau of Criminal Iden-
ification and Investigation.
In the breaking and entering re-
ported by Sheriff Herbert c. Mark
ley, it was reported that burglars
forced their way into a service sta
tion at Routes AZ and % where
they broke open coin machines and
took a small amount of cash as well
as an estimated $500 to S400 in
merchandise and food.
Sheriff Markley said his Depart
ment is still investigating the Incl
dent with assistance from the Bur-
eau of Criminal Identification and
Investigation.
No suspects in either case have
been apprehended, according to the
officers.
In the accidents reported by the
State Patrol, no injuries were in
volved, and neither involved more
than one vehicle. Late Tuesday a
truck pulling into the State Patrol
scales at Lafayette struck the roof
of the sacle house and caused con-
siderable damage to the building
without damaging the truck. No
charges were filed against the
driver.
In an accident Wednesday morn
ing meat truck driven by James
W. Oeffer, "a, Whitehall, left the
road on a curve about five miles
west of Sedalia on Route 323. The
driver was not injured but the cab
of the vehicle was demolished, and
the accident destroyed several feet
of fence as well as several posts.
No charges were filed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20
John BuehI Named
To Head county's
Soil Work Group

John Buell. Jr. was elected
Chairman of the County Soil and
Crop Improvement Committee at a
meeting Friday afternoon, accord
ing to a report from the Extension
Office. The committee planned an
all day soil and crop meeting for
February IL with several interest
ing topics scheduled pertaining to
soil and crop Improvement.
The group also listed the major
problems they felt existed in the
county in connection with soil re-
sources in order to plan a more eff
fective program that would i'm
prove crop production. Among
these listed were continued atten-
ton to drainage of all kinds - tile
drainage, surface drainage, etc.
compaction of the soil, improved
tillage methods, weed control,
plant diseases, lack of enough sod
in the rotation, adequate fertilizer,
etc.
The group decided to continue
the tri-phosphate demonstration
1921 materially for the coming
year plus new material 20-42-0.
Farmers cooperating in the e
demonstrations are required to
leave check strip in the field
where the regular material is used
to compare with the high analysis
fertilizer. Farmers interested in
this program should contact the
Extension Office or the Soil Con-
servation Service.
The kinds of fertilizer being sold
in the county was also discussed.
John Moore, County Agricultural
Agent stressed the point that
spraying fertilizer in the form of
liquid on the leaves of farm crops
at the rate of two gallon or more
per acre was not recommended by
the Experiment Station as deter
mined by DR.. Madersky's work at
the Ohio Agricultural Experiment
Station. The bulk liquid plants at
South Solon and Plain City pro-
duce materials equal to dry fertil-
izer considering the pound for
pound nutrients they carry.
A few of the speakers already
lined up for the all day agronomy
meeting February IL are DR.. Cor
don Ryder, Extension Agronomist
and Sam Bone, Extension Soil Sci
enlist.
Committee members presen
were: Bill Folsom, Past Chairman,
Delbert Dorm, Charles Cecil, Del
bert Grouse, V. Y. Overturf, John
Buehl, Robert Patterson, Lennie
Boerger, Paul Bangham, Sam
Bone, Extension Soil Scientist and
John Moore.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20
Miss Brenda Dorm
Prince OF Peace
Winner In County

There is a high school student
with message who wants audi
ences on which to practice.
That was the desire today of
Brenda Dorm, who has won the
Bronze Medal Prince of Peace
Defamation Contest and now is
in training for the District Gold
Medal Contest to be held soon af-
ter the holidays.
Acting on a suggestion from the
office of the Ohio Council of
Churches, sponsor of the annual
Prince of Peace Contest, the local
contest winner is ready to arrange
engagements to give the medal
winning defamation before church
groups, luncheon clubs or other or
ganiZations.
Such engagements will help
spread the peace message, which,
after all, is the primary purpose of
this contest. They also would give
you good training and help you to
be at your best in the next con-
test" DR.. Frank Jennings, Interim
Executive Secretary of the Ohio
Council of Churches, said in a let
ter to Miss Dorm.
The bronze medal winner from
this county will compete with
about six or seven others in the
district contest on or about Sun
day, January s. The winner of that
contest will be awarded a gold
medal and will be eligible for the
state competition, in which cash
prizes and college scholarships will
be given to the successful contest
ants.
Time and place of the district
competition will be announced lat
er. A score or more such contests
will be held in the state.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20
Garden Clubs Plan To
Judge Decorations

The Flower Lovers Garden Club
Christmas Decoration Contest will
be judged between z and p. m.
Monday night. December %.
The homes in the Big Plain area
will be judged for Best Decorat-
ed Home, BEST Decorated Door"
and Best All Out Effort"
The Christmas Decoration con-
test sponsored by the London Car
den Club will be judged according
to streets from 7:30 to 9 p. m. on
December 26 and 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-12-20

Miss Marion Jenkinson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Jenkinson,
has been named to Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities
representing Otterbein Collie g e,
Westerville, Ohio. The selection is
made by student faculty commit
tee on the basis of leadership,
scholarship, citizenship, and contri-
button to the college community.
Marion is a 1854 graduate of
London High School and is major
ing in biology In addition, she is
president of Torch and Key, schol-
astic honorary and Alpha Epsilson
Delta, national pre-medical honor
ary; secretary of the Student Coun-
Gil and Epsilon Kappa Tau social
sorority; associate editor of the col
lege newspaper; and member of
Phi Alpha Theta, national history
honorary.