Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 57

N-l FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1952 THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS PAGE 57 I Cvnitiry Lift, MaiiBiati El Fimils Hila Wiiti. DEATHS AND FUNERALS CLASSIFIED Advertising US wlAfm IUM4U MA BAROAIN. owner leavtni STATS 4-ehotre lota la men ifiv.n Memorial Cemetery, i aa. KB-4MT. CHEr'K room fine ever 21, saury.

Apply attar 4 pm. Van Clave Hotal, Lohhy rhack room. COOK tor complete Una of food, Saturdays ot! Tha Gatahniiao, lit S. Broad Fatrbora. o.

WO 144)1. Flewirs S4I0 a. CARHOP Dairy Delight, DtJile. OX-1MI. PEONIES, tl CLUMP OL Ludwig Hof inaiin, Ovner Of Barbershop, Dies Ludwip; Hofmann, 59, of 2116 Wayne owner of a barbershop 2 E.

Second st. for many year, died at 4:50 p. m. Thursday at St. Elizabeth hospital after aeveral months' illness.

He was a native of Germany and Isolttlii ani lodgM Mitonlo Nefleti 1 MA.KON10 TF.MPLES STMSOUO LODGES A A I R. I3S W. Kivervte ST. talk a Smithvttie rd. 300 Hadley ay.

Weather Friday, octosfb si. ins Br tha u. S. Weather urea Sua Mt today P. Sim rteea tomorrow A.

Sua aria tomorrow ID P. 11. m-bJoib record tamparativa Temperature Huh thu dai il Low thi, date 1t(M .....34 Yesterday a high at p. an. Yensrday low at 3.20 a.

m. Avereg ...44 Normal 4J rampart ta With Rarer Hece Ml Highest ua data la 1 SI Lowest thia data laj 30 COMPARATIVE PRECIPITATION Inches Pracdin( 24 Lour, 1:30 a. ml in Total amount since Jan. 1 ..........13 in Excels since Jan. 1 .07 Total amount this data laat year Deficiency laat year 1H HI MIDITV If.m p.m.

la m. Tarn. Dry bum reading i 4 43 Daw point 23 11 Relative humidity S3 3.1 40 Dew point: Temperature at which air moisture condenses whan cooled. Relative humidity: Ratio ol actual moiatura ta that possible at etated temperature. Humidity la 100 whan daw point and temperature ara aame.

BAROMETER (Me Level) Inches usyron resident 3U years. He was a member of the St. Paul Evan CriUNTER InA sKlft. apply Wright Patteraoa Reataurant, Air Service Command. No phono (ail piese I COM PANION wanted, 60-), to atay.

Assist with conking and homework, 3 in family; r'lir-encea rinired; white only. Stat wsa.e eineciad. Boa S2T4, News. COUphsiTOR TO HAND SET PRINTKR'B TTPa AND LF.ARf OPERATION Of TTPB CASTING MACHINE. STEADY EMPLOYMENT.

PAID VACATION A.VT HOI.IDAT PLANS THE DATTOM stencil works 113 x. seo OND ST. CAMHIER, 2000 oiai-hlna operator: Experienced or will train rtaht party. Permanent position. Also) opening lor typist or stenographer.

VVHsnne, 4 E. Fifth. Be Mr. Bremer. 31-aL John apu ca.

100 TriniportitloB gelical Lutheran church and the United Ancient Druids. Surviving are his wife, Helen; a daughter, Mrs. Ria Amrhein in Germany; a sister, Mrs. Monica Greuter of Dayton; three brothers. Edward and William of Dayton and Justin of Germany, and three grandchildren.

DR1VINO to Florida; take share, h.lp drive. WA tl. CKAVlNOlSAYfON, 12 anon, Nov. 1. (or Sarasota, take 3 or I FU-nnt.

rRlnr.PS to CalKornla, leavlnf Oct 31. MEOtm. I'RKDIT OIRL FOR TIOWNTOWN TEI.rVTSTOff STUBS. EXPERIENCE NEf'EHSART AOS 3S to 40. STEADY OOOD PAY Firtonali 1 WtW.ia.W alC3bw.E23 a III II tail ad Um laaKM mk.

rttwi.r.ri, ru-urii BRII08, cosmetics, eigera. expert ancea only. Arcade Drug 1 W. ath. EXPERIENCED grocery caahlar.

Hi I p. m. yaitorday 3fl II a. n. today 30 07 in 99 Inchee la considered atandard at-moipherie prcaaura.

Preisure above atandard uaually Indteataa fair weather; balow atandard. disturbed waattaar. rrnwn si. EXPERIENCED kitchen help, day mm i.incmnitii ar. EXPERiENcrn i intr Strong southerly winds from high pretmire systirn centered In Georgia brought mild temperatures to tha Miami Valley Friday.

The eold front extending down through the central part of Iowa and Wisconsin had moved approximately 100 miles south-eastward at 10 a. nt. Friday and was expected to continue Its southeastward move. Cooler temperatures Saturday night and Sunday will result from It. ALTERATIONS.

rRESRMAKINOJ DEPT. STORE EXPEK1ENCE MARY L. CARUENAS Wt-Hll A IX'OH OLIO HOBP1TAL, Memorial Beat Horn, P. R. 3, SL Marya, O.

Ph. 42J9, All tnqulrlea ennlldentlal. AOVERTInINO material milled, dli? tation, lllmlikkjieplng.L-tTS MtlCiS PAID FOR; SCRAP SACKrHES In Uia morning, tne-tore recommend tha mlraculoua Sealy Pasturspedla mattress. Come lor demonelrstloa this moat smiling new ale.p Idea. th door Homo Store.

DOWNTOWN TV AND APPLIANCat Forecast enirtK. in rimiTlON FflR Riairr OIRI, WITH ABILITY. AND INITIATIVE. MR. RBHLER.

FU-11M NATIONAL Thara will ba soma rain showers tonight In anutharn Florida. The raat ot tha country will hava fair weather. It will ba warmer ovar tha aaatarn half of tha country and eolder In tha northwest Pacific atatea. northern Rockiee and north- XPEIUENCED IliOO milllii TEMrEBArlSS CHART cainier; permanent; top salary. Sea Mr.

Nldea, Imnmils, "Th Uan Store. Hih Low Prajo. am plalna atatea, Littl cbang la ex 3 30 I A RN 12 IS per br. snowing quality pected eleewhere. BURROUOHS calculator and comptometer cliisea.

Days, evenings. RYDER SCHOOL, 1114 THIRD LUDWIG HOFMANN MYTON AND VICINITY Pair, windy mi. riuh. sun or part um. SS3 Reihold Bldg.

FU-JH2I. Mr. Elsie W. Denliiiger Services for Mrs. Elsie W.

Den-linger, 71, of 334 Lowes who died Thursday, will be conducted at 11 a. m. Monday at the Morris Sons funeral home, 1809 E. Third st. Burial will be in Woodland cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p. m. Sunday. O. E.

Warner 0. E. Warner, 84, of West Jeffer-eon, 0., a retired Madison county farmer, and father of Roger Warner of 39 N. Marion died Thursday at Mt. Carmel hospital, after a short illness.

Other survivors include his wife; three daughters; a sister; three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Mm. Marilyn F. Behner Services for Mrs. Marilyn F.

Behrer, 54, of 117 Durner former supervisor at St. Ann's hospital who died Thursday, will be conducted at 8:30 a. m. Monday at the Meyer and Boehmer fu- DAYTON DAILY NEWS JOURNAL HERALD CLASSIFIED RATES and OFFICE HOURS RATES par Una par dar Dai iv Burnt a Ona 4ar 40 41a cnnsseutiva days 4IM 3As 1 oanaacutlva drs ifl 3ao 4 onnsscutiva 31a I conasrutiva 3t aonsacutiva itta oonsat-unva 2ka I conaacutita daya 17a I coin.iuliva la 10 (onsarullva 340 i Avaraia Sua Words ronatttuta 1 Lins Minimum Arraptsd 3 Lints OKIltlt YOUR AU 10 IIAii finest whan raaulia ara obtained. You'll ba rhati.d only lor tha days your ad, ai lually spina rl at tha mta aarnad.

SITUATIONS WANTED AOS Mo par lint dally and Sunday rash with ropy Ads orliin.llna In Ohio may a chiraad tAH-al rata applies. Oiit-of-8iata Advartisma 14a par word daily l3o Sunday ERRORS Should Be Reported Immediately Errors In elasslflaa' advartlstnf should ba ropnrtsd tmmadiataly as Tha Nowa-Journat Harald will not ba rasponaihia (or mora than ona Incorraci Inaartion. CLASSIFIED OFFICE HOURS Masairiad ada acrapt4 from I A. M. to P.

Dally tlonday tli rough f'rlday I A. M. to I P. M. Saturday to i 30 P.

It. Sunday DEADLINE Far Classified Advertising IP. if. for fnllolnf day alliums I P. M.

Friday tor Sunday and Monday adlllons 5 P. M. FRIDAY for lite SUINDAY EDITION Lost and Found ada and Daatb) ttotlcaa arcaptad until lam. lor aama day puhilratloo. OPEN SUNDAY I to P.

If. For Cancallatlnn Only For Monday Editions INDEX riaisinrallnna appear la tha following order Classification Number Announcement A to Employment I to 13 instruction If Service and Repairs (follows 14 Dots, rata. Birds, Peta 33 to 33 Misiellanaoua 34 to 40 Farmer'! Market (On page with 24 to 40) Trailer) and Cabina 41 to '1 R.nlala 43 to 4A Business Opportunities ST to 10 Rial Estate Tl to ST Money to Loan St to IDA Auctions Alrplanea St to I1A Automotive S3 to 100 DAYTON DAILY NEWS 6 JOURNAL HERALD Fourth and Ludlow ate. ADams-2112 and warm today, partly eloudy and mild tonight and Saturday. High today 74, low tonight 60: high Saturday KXPtilURNCKO cooa, daya.

"Apply Shaw's Inn. Enalewond. O. ENROLL NOW CLASS STARTING! NOV. BYR1J RKAtlTY SCHOOL Fountain hefn.

i to s.v Equit OHIO Moatly aunny and windy, highest 4th Floor, American Bldg. HBSTAA FANNY, you Slid it was time for 7o-7a today, Soma cloudlneee tonight, low-aat 46-SJ. Saturday partly cloudy and I'miTj mora, Aoowaa SI. no phone celts, please. windy today.

Higheat T0-71 Soma elnudl-neaa tonight. Loweat 45-M. Saturday partly cloudv. cooler northwest portion. Wr.ftT VIKOIM.A fair and windy with highest 4S-76.

Koma cloudinaai tonight. Low-aat except Sft In mountalna. Saturday partly clonrtv, rooter west portion. WtsNTKKS rKMNftVLVAMA-etiinny and windy today. Higheat Ha-74.

Soma clnudl-nesa tonight. Loweat 45-12. Saturday partly cloudy, cooler weat portion by night. INDIAN A Moatly fair and warmer today. Partly cloudy and mud tonight and (Saturday with a chance nt a lew local ahnwera extreme anuth portion Saturday or Saturday night.

Low tonight 44-4S north, id Ml aouth. I.AHK ERIK Small craft warntnga tip a. i KSD Friday to ba lowered p. m. (EST I Friday.

Southweeterly wlnde 28-35 mllea an hour today, dimintahtng to around 30 mllea a hour tonight Moatly fair. FAST, accurate typists (or friendly aaron, ciaar Atlanta, cloudy Blimack, clear Bnaton, clear Butlalo, clear Chicago, clear Cincinnati, clear Cleveland, clear Cohimhua, clear DAYTON, clear Denver, clear IndlanannIM, clear Lot Angeiaa, cloudy Lmiu villa, clear Miami, cloudy New Orleans, cloudy Plitsburgh, clear Tampa, partly eloudy Toledo, clear Tucson, cloudy Washlngtoa, D. clear conler central and west portiona. OHIO tXTKMIKO FORE ehange, now on vir i.iu on your dial starting November 1 to a. 1.34 to 4 IS p.

m. Bud Baldwin. OT alt SI 47 an IS IS ili 4A Ml 41k 44 4f 41 3 4T 411 7J 4S 1.1 fat 4 3 oirecr. men aavertising nnic in Talhntt Bldg. day weak.

Call FIJ-IHT. CAST Temparaturea will averaita 3-d de For popular piano lessons, modern ORNERAL offlc work, soma short call p. m. gree! abova normal. Normal maximum no north to SO aouth.

Normal minimum 38. Slightly cooler although en II abova normal Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Warmer ndoiririihs; ef- hand, exp'd nnt necessary. Good flciant operatora io wasningion goon pay. Apply in person.

Mldstatag Supplies, IS N. Perry. at. Ph. S4471 varaaines, o.

Tuesday and cooler Wedneeday. Si-uttered light, ralna Indicated Tueaday or Wednesday will total ona ta two-tenth of an Inch. LESSONS In sewing, basic, advanced. 6lRL help with housework, help car KENTUCKY Moatly aunny and rather lor i ehlld; room and board and aalary. Slay.

MA-1319, 7tvo nr. Mrs, 00 son, 1.10. LEARN Comp'tometrv at Night. TUI CnuPTOMETER SCHOOL HOUSEKEEPER Uvi widower years. He was a member of the Im .1 W.

Monument, th Flocr, HE-1042 and Mrs. Frank Fulton of Phillips- nrTTRft AVTER OcEl. ItSiO will home, mor for homo than wagea. Must havt good health, reterencea. Boa 3iH, News.

maculate Conception cl.urch. not ba raaponsmi lor any oema Surviving are his wife, Sophia. burg; a son, Orville G. of Vandalia; her mother, Mrs. Hester Mahugh of Minot.

N. a sister, Mrs. contracted by anyon oiner men my aair. Mr. Onsy Moor.

120 S. Perry. HOUSEKEEPER and car of I ehll- and a son, David of Dayton. aren while mother work. day, stay.

RA-NI19. ON AND AFTER brtohainflTTwiSTI IMMEDIATE) OPENING for alert. will not ue reaponsioi ror a.m. contracted by anyone other than myself. Mr.

Daniel Basham, tit Alvin A. Bailey Alvin A. Bailey, 70, retired cus Watson Harry of Toronto, Canada; a brother, Jesse Mahugh of Washington state; 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. M.radlth at. Tm Smlten Th Srrw Tm Comlort Tkm Uvlmg send Flowers fm J.

W. RODGEIIS FLORISTS, wo. IT fl 111 lit W. riBSX ST. 1 VhliffcVENINfiS RIOHT todian of Dayton public schools, neral home, 600 Washington and at 9 a.

m. in St. James church. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 9 p.

m. Sunday. Mrs. Mary Agnew Mrs. Mary Agnew, 90, a Dayton resident 46 years, died at a.

m. Friday at her residence, 402 Edgewood after a nine-month illness. She was a native of Columbus. She was a member of Sacred Heart church and the Altar society. She was the widow of P.

J. Agnew who for a number of years was in charge of the Dayton city greenhouses. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. William Carroll, Mrs. Victor C.

Smith and Dennis Cash-man of Dayton; two sons, Walter of Cincinnati, and A. V. Agnew of Vermillion, 24 grandchildren and 45 great-grandchildren. Mm. Martha Noffsinger Mrs.

Martha- Noffsinger, 67, a resident of Dayton most of her life, died at 3 a. m. Friday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Lester Dierksen, Lower Bellbrook rd. near Bellbrook, after a brief illness.

She had lived with the daughter in recent years. Other survivors are another daughter, Mrs. Leona Clark of Tuscon, two stepdaughters, Mrs. G. H.

Snell of Flora, intelligent woman 31 to years of age, wllh Marshall Field owned enterprise. Lifetime career Willi rapid edvancament. For Interview, call Dorothy Colburn, Van Clev Hotel, Friday, Oct. 31, to p. only.

WITH THE BEST OF FOOD TONIGHT Services will be conducted at 2:30 died at 12:15 p. m. Thursday at Ann's church there. Burial will be in St. Stephen cemetery.

Dayton friends may call at the West-brock funeral home, 1712 Wayne from 7 to 9 p. m. Friday, Miss Catherine J. Call ill Services for Miss Catherine J. Cahill, 57, of 110 Van Buren will be conducted at 8:30 a.

m. Monday at the Hoyne funeral home, 1817 E. Third st and at 9 a. m. at Holy Trinity church.

Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. Sunday. Miss Cahill, who was employed at Wright-Patterson Air Force base, died Thursday, his residence, 25 E.

Parkwood SERVED IN OUR FRIIOrini.T, ORACIOUS D1NINO BOOM SEVILLE after a five-week illness. His last employment was at Fair-view INTELLIGENT lady under 40, at. PTINO and VOfCK jessons: i leacP ars. rhlld or adult. KU-D8I4, p.

m. Sunday at the Marker funeral home, 1706 N. Main by The Rev. Robert E. Stone.

Burial will be in Lower Miami cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p. m. Saturday. school.

iracuva poatiton, vanad, iniereattng, dealing with people, accural records, soma typing. A good person tNnieclrTa waihar, 1 wk. Waah- He was a native -of St. Marys Ing Machine icarhanga. AU-M74.

iQlTARiANCiaaternaJfin, wrn nr own Ilca(. law" nfloS 1. T. Oardner Laboratories. and a Dayton resident 25 years.

Surviving are his wife, Elma a Kift'TTEN workTnursliig home; mini conk; rellabl. slay. Boa S37S, News. western, Appaiacnian, uonira aiyim Singing, Patter, Chent, Prompt eella. Teacher-oaller.

Leon Van. funfral Information DiAnn Caudill Di Ann Caudill, 13-month-old LAUNDRY shirt lot sorter or wrap" SH6RtflAlfDrWN'riASSEi" sister, Mrs. Amy Browder, and a brother, M. H. Bailey, both, of Dayton.

PAYS AND aUVtONinoa RTDER SCHOOL. 104 B. THIRD daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James aerj aiso anitt preia operator.

Musi ba experienced on a S-glrl unit. Steady work. Apply In pereon. Chesrhsrt Cleaners. 21 W.

Third. iPr.rU.C oTl permanent wave tT Caudill of 137 N. Smithville Services will be conducted at p. m. Saturday at the Baker Lucille Permanent Wavt Shop, LToiEg with pleasant voices for Harry L.

Gwinn Harry L. Gwlnn, 63, of 112 N. Main, ru-tan. IXNTA'cUlfS wanted; with unf- died at 5 :50 p. m.

Thursday at St. Elizabeth hospital. Other survivors include a maternal grandmother, Mrs. Alda Mckenzie of Dayton. teispnon selling 3-B :30 p.

m. Et penence helpful, but not essential. Only dependable persona wanted. Salary bonue. Call 1-1473.

Broadway, an engineer employe of form, to work la retail store. t-au Una Carpenter John Wheeler Carl Goodman WendeIIE. Wells Florence Morrella the Dayton Board of Education, funeral home, 2517 N. Main and at 3:30 p. m.

at the Friends church in Leesburg, O. Burial will be in Pleasant Hill cemetery at Leesburg. Friends may call at the CADtlfcS, do you want to learn' th TYPINO. shorthand) dona In my homo: Elite typo. RA-a83.

died at 12:30 p. m. Thursday in St. Elizabeth hospital. tlorlit ouilneser Olv full particulars, stating marital statin, past experience, ate.

Box 620.1. Newa. TYPING olliU klnda done my bom. Mrs, Katie B. Ponovitch Mrs.

Katie Bathonoy Ponovitch, 1-91 HI Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. funeral home from 2 to 5 and Deaths LADY for housework, child car, ex- WfTL do hind any 7 to 9 p. m. Friday, Tha family horn. arter p.

m. perienced: will consider mottiar and smill child, stay. MIM3M. Juanita Spear, and a son, Harry L. of Dayton; and three grandchildren.

DAOANHARDT. Mrs. Mar, age 14, requests that flowers be omitted. WlfX witness who aa'w accident ol of 471 Wvomtne at. died Wednesday BlT)bXE-egediVdy, whUeTiTght hoiiieA 72, died unexpectedly at her home, 121 Wortman some time Thursday night.

Her body was found early Friday. Members of the 10.V) Chevrn et and cad I aa at cor morning after a 3-day lllneia. Fu nar of Neal ar. and Belmont Park, wora, cnna car, aiay, after 1:30. Jacob Shoffstall neral aervlc will be at 1:30 p.

ra. Services will be conducted at 2 N. on Oct. 71. at 7:30 Pleaae Saturday at tha Graham luneral Jacob Shoffstall, 68.

of 1101 contnot ME-ini or noma to 3M Maiden off W. Srd st. at SOW) p. m. Saturday at the Morris Sons funeral home, 1809 E.

Third st. by MAID Oeneral housework, no Ironing, refer WITH family said she had been in falling health. She was a native of Yugo home, 1N Wayne av. Dr. John Inglls and Ambrose Aegerler officiating.

Interment Forest Hill Block- Th Mecamen ismiiy. ences required, stay. RA-4H47. Harshman rd a retired employe of the Standard Oil died Thursday The Rev. Lawrence Garst.

Crema MAID, general housework, "plsls cemetery, Plqua, O. Friends may call at tha luneral bom after I tion will follow. Friends may call en route to Miami Valley hospital slavia. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Eleabroff of Springfield, p.

m. today. Attention! Realtors! Buy your llcenia bond through fellow realtor. Fay February 1st. C.

A.MillerCo.AD-251 at the funeral home from 6 to 9 A native ot Logan county, he had resided in Harshmanville 48 years Car. ol Thanks 0. a son, John Bathonoy of Dayton; conning, vt day, a nlghta, I'm. Ref-erences required. Box Hm, News.

OPEI.ATOR for Davidson dupllcal Ing machine, experienced or good beginner; pleaaant working condl-tlnne. Drury'g, lift S. Ludlow st. OKFlrtB oifrie, ais't. Dootor'rofflce, and was an employe of the Stand p.

m. Friday. Joseph A. Megeher Joseph Megeber, 86, of 2822 Ken WI wish to express our alncer Goot Milk TA-4741 ard Oil Co. 35 years.

He was a member of the Church of the Cove thank to th many reianves, neign-bora and friends for their kindness and sympathy during th death of HAYRIDE MO-4-4333 three grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren, Mrs. Lillian M. Wenzel Services for Mrs. Lillian M. Wenzel, 51, of 8052 Allison view a retired tailor died at our eon and ntisnano, wauer iho Inloah.

Special Uisnka to Rev. Buck nant. Surviving art his wife, Lillie 10 p. m. Thursday at St.

Elizabeth You're SET You're SAFE You're SURE GET YOURS TODAY! PRIVATE HALL WITH RESTAURANT FACILITIES nar and Rev. Beasley for their wonderful worda of comfort, and the hospital after a three-week illness. a daughter, Mrs. Mary E. Duncan, Horn.

a Rons funeral noma for A native of Cincinnati he had HALLOWEEN PARTIES. DA NCI NO and two sons, Lloyd H. and Karl who died Wednesday, will be conducted at 9 a. m. Monday at the aays.

no clerical worn. High caliber applicant onlyBox 8220, New. PART-TIME girl to answer phon and dn clerical work, bra. a day. KB 4171.

STENOGRAPHER," aingle, ahurthand and typing. No previous expsrlene necewsry. Downtown c'lic. No Sat TA-4Ht. fA RTTiMK work, csr necessary.

Earn SH-SIB hourly. MS S41T. SALis'CLERK OVER J1 WA-T4dJ WEODTNO RECaSPTIONS, GAM Env been a Dayton resident 21 years, W. of Dayton; and a sister, Mrs. their efficient eerviree.

Mr. and Mr, dear Mcintosh and Emma. IJXH1BITTONS. FOR RENT A I RESERVATIONS PH. He was in the tailoring business Elizabeth Keyser of Gladwin, Mich.

Colligan funeral home in Hamilton, and at 9:30 a. m. in St WE WISH to expreia our sincere here and in Cincinnati for about 40 EARN MORE Mrs. Elizabeth Dobbersteln thanks to th many reianvea, neign-bors and friends for their meny deeds of klndn.ns and sympathy during our recent bereavement In the loss of our darling daughter, aiiter, and fiance, (lloria Fay. We Prepare for promotion by evening Mrs.

Elizabeth M. Dobberstein, SINCaf wa ara fairly larg restau- '3. 0A A 11 .1 .1.) ,1 rtfcoift nr.) if a tr.lf I ri 1 1 "I i I 1 A. ''It il 81, a lifelong resident of Dayton, died at 12:12 p. m.

Thursday at her residence, 122 Marts after a long illness. alio wish to express our appreciation to Rev. Long for his wonderful words of comlort end to tha Russell limy, tt ii -mi Brush Up Shorthand (dregg) Typing, Beginning or Advanced Speedwrlttng Shorthand, Thura Nlghta, to Near Classaa Being Organized Writ or Phon For Inform a Hoa MIAMI JACORS COLLE'lE Ullmer funeral home for their eour, tesy and kindness during this try, Ing hour. THE HECKMAN FAMILY She was a member of St. Paul's rni operation, wa nava quit variation of )nba for women; also guile a variation In th hour of work.

If you ara seeking work com Into our offlc and talk with na. my hav just tha Job with hour to suit you. No Sunday work. Cuip Cafeteria Room 2SS, Snd floor FourthSt Arcade Bldg SALEXI.A iW. OAKWooD" sTSrxT" APPLY 2S E.

SECOND ST. STORE CLfcRkTxVerienc'ed. Mayi felr Cleaners, .111 Fifth at. rfflT; must take aoma Evangelical and Lutheran church. Ind AND LUDLOW AD-IMS Surviving are a daughter, Esther IB In Mamorlam Lost ml Found IN loving memory, my dear on, fa and a son, David of Dayton; two sisters, Mrs.

Emma Wiessman and Mrs. Anna Wiessman both of Upper Montclair, N. brother, BLONDB Cocker Spaniel, femel ther Ralph E. Mention who passed away aeven year a 10 todey; pup, cnua pet, lost vicinity w. MI-Tlli.

Mret. ME'lim Fond were th tie that war broken. BLACK, tan, part German Police, fa- William Flath of Dayton; a grand mal. Brown rac, reel. Lost vicinity 6th A Broadway.

Reward. AD-ftdiN). child and a great-grandchild. Dear le th on thit fa gone, In memory we ahall keep him As lont a tha year roll on. BRAOLB pup, mala, last ieen near Sadly missed by hi mother, father, Heaths Elsewhere sillers and brothers.

Kemp and Mayor, reward, w. a. Speller 0 Meyer v. MA-77H4. IN loving memory of our beloved SlAllB parakeet lost BeTmont re.

diuahter. mother, inter ana wire. From Daily Newt Wirt Strvieet TENAFLY, N. J. Harvey Dunn.

smoky." Reward. MA-6404. Mn. Martha Stookey, who paaaad awiv Oct. 28.

MM: CHANGE PURSER black, lost OB 68, president of the Society of Il 'Thy will be done" seems bard to Ewalt circle Qua, pat. ME-4WW. siy COCKER, 2Vi yra. old, black mala. lustrators in 1948-49 and an Army artist during World War I.

When ona loved ha paised away. Roma day, perhapa we'll understand. lost vicinity Howara av Kivereine. 110 reward for tnformallon, KE-2H3. ft When wa meet again In that better DACHSHUND, black, mile, loet NEW YORK Martin I Cannon, una.

Ssdly missed by her father, Vernon vicinity Flrwood and Wilmington, A -4244. O. Rodlne, husband, Carl, ann, Paul 67, cotton-goods manufacturer of North Carolina and a director of 2S-4S, Mm a much aa 7 wk. Muit nav ear, houre 31 delly. No canvassing or parttea, dtgnlfltd Work.

Box B1S1, News. WOMEN; full parTTlm. Steady employment. Must he neat, phon essantlal. Work 3 hrs.

a day, ear HO wk. and p. E-6042. WOMEN for established dry cleaning routea. Ounranteed aalary plua commission.

Hallmark Cleanera, It N. Hmlthvill. No phone calls please. WOMAN to care for child whii mother works days. OL-4SM.

WHITE lad'jT'for housework tinder sga 40. Mend reply to E. A. Weaver, Jir7 N. Mlhjst.

Richmond, Ind. WAITRESS, experienced, evenings." ME-nWWnlandInn. WOMAN, white, housework, earefor Invalid, stay, 110 week. RA-34M, 10 s. p.

m. WAITRESS: Full or part tlm. SIJTTMII.LER'S, SMI N. Malrl; WTlTltERS apt. avallabla, ShawaTmT Engltwood, (1.

WOMAN to care for child and ds homework while mother works. OL. Mi4 after i. WOMAN to wash dlihes and alao heip cook. Apply SSI N.

Main St. EaRRI Ml. gold: Inat between 'let (. Those calls that help and brothers. Earl and Leslie.

and Monument av. Saturday. Re Cannon Mills. ward. KEYS loet near Drown and Wyoming.

Messes Tilings Up PITTSBURGH-Judiie John P. Hat. HE-777. MAYSVTLLE, Ky. (UT- MAN'S Hamilton wrist wstch, leather Egan, 61, member of the Alle band Inst Oct, 22 downtown, Name engrevM an back.

AD-HI after (. Reward. When Harold Smith's car swerved off a highway it hit gheny County Court of Common Pleas for 21 years and nationally known fgootball referee. RlNos, diamond and wedding band a mail box, a road marker, a II telephone pole, two fence tost, vicinity oowntown or ueyion Xenla bus, reward. KE-H9H4.

READING. Pa. Mrs. William A. 6et out the vote posts snd tore up 20 feet of REMINGToH portaBle typewriter, Stelnmuller, 59, sister of Gen.

Carl fence and 150 feet of farm inat on Riverview av. urge reward. HE W4d. A. Snaatz.

retired United States land. Ha was uninjured. SUITCASE, black, with tools, lost Air Force commander. WOMAN, care of 2 children, light (h i. 2.

Reward. AD-D9Z1, ext. 367. housework, day, references. RA- SMALL black and white part-heagle CHICAGO Brig.

Gen. Lelith R. Not Forgotten mill dog, emifl'a pat, lost osawooa. Reward. WA-824X DETROIT-(UP)-Whlle ap WHITE bird dog lost; male, brown plying for a renewal of his Gignllllat, 77, who served as superintendent of Culver (Ind.) military academy from 1910 until his retirement in 1939.

around eves; tag No. 1SIU. ward. HE-23HS. driver's license, Harry Williams was arrested on a two- Bnuty Aids year-old charge of embezzling RTTtr-Nrxt ATPrc ti Jj46.40 from a furniture com- Reduce RelaxLadies WOMAN to car for children whll mother worka.

KE-3H5 before I p. m. WOMAN for bouaework. car of chlldrer Llv In. WOMAN, qualified tn meet the public.

Accurate In maktne. chatige and giving Information. dava. 4 p. a.

m. Pox 81M. Newit WOMAN for small office. Around 40? High school education. dsv wnek.

Permanent employment. Box News. WHITE OlfiL to care for children In country borne, may bring I child. a nmr WAITRESS; eve houre. good wages, pleesant surroundings Call In per- azzolo, 59, one of Argentina's most renowned newspapermen.

a y. "I thoupjht everyone Slim down tinder th OTRO-LATOR method. No dKrnblng, no prepara had forgotten about that," tion, no bother. Bp-cm oiler. 13 TREATMENTS FOR lit WA-54J4 Williams murmured.

CLE VELAND-Mrs. Ruby Young, 61, wife of former Con-gressman-at-large Stephen M. Tichnleil Work Wmtid Young. MACHINE DESIONER with SO years experience can handle soma additional work on part tins baaia, P. O.

Box OS, Dayton, 1. MOSCOW en. Pavel Verkholn- son e(te 4 p. m. mta Brown WAITRERSTday.

and Rest an-rant, (KU Sslem av. vlrh, 52, an authority and teacher in the field of military science. He WAITRESKE8. full or part-tlma, Baby Sltttrt took an active role in both the Rus SutlmlllersS.VI N. Main St.

VoilNcT" TADYTlypIng and general office work. rPday-week. HE-4QM. sian revolution and World War II. RELIABLE colored woman desires baby sitting day or night, your horn.

E-SMS. 0 If you're active in a club, your 7lL telephone helps you do club chores arrange meetings appoint committees. Last month, civic-minded club men and women found their telephones mighty useful in the big job of urging every possible voter to register for this election. With Tuesday, the big day, near at hand, they're on the 'phones again arranging to transport oldsters to the polls checking on booth workers putting up arguments for candidates and issues. Helping you multiply your civic self is one more value your telephone gives you for pennies a day.

1.10 PER WK. or mor during apar McKEESrORT, Annie Owen Dodil, 102, who often told of time; Also run tlm openings, Rewletgh terrnorv. 1M1 W. Third. ME-7471 for apnotntmnt.

Fontalo Help Wantid helping hide her family's silver To Place A CLASSIFIED "WANT-AD" DIAL AD-2II2 Ask for Classified from Yankee soldiers during the ACCOUNTING CLERIC' Civil War. AVON offer Splendid Opportunity to earn III In your own neighborhood while children are In echonl. No experience necessary. Exciting Christum gilt leu. NEW YORK-Bernard F.

Bchr-man, 64, sales representative of Pleasant working conditions In centrally located office, dy week. Good starting pay witlt regultrly scheduled Increases. Experience on Burroughs or NCR Bookkeeping machine helpful. King Features syndicate for more than 20 years. a Betting Jobs Pay Well AUCKLANDI I igh wages paid M.

BERRY CO. ABBEMBLFR DRY CLEANING Jackson Dry Cleaner 23 VERMONT AV. ALERT, telephone salespeople Itwo) established state magaxlne, real opportunity for thoae qualifying, short hours. Room 2, Fifth. MI-7421 HULMAN BLDO, BEAUTY OPgRATORTfilgh guarantee, t-day week.

No eve. noure. women who work for New Zealand's new off-course betting agencies "are not helping the hospitals gpt nepded nurses," accord CASHIER If mor economical to order four ad 10 daya, canceling evne result ar ootftined. You'll charged only for th daya youi ad appears at tn earned rat. On th to-day baaia the tin rate e-eomee tea eacn day Sour ad appeara op Is 1 lotb uuertlon.

BABYSITTERfor 2 children hile mother worka. FU-I3M after Stay. ing to H. Selwyn Kendrick, head 13 noon (Ta ER OPENINd for woman with With felephnn and typing xper. ence, 1 to 25 vears; paid vacation, employee benefits.

Call tor appointment, HE-7817. PENNY MOTORS, INC. S39 N. MAIN of the Auckland hospital board. The general "manager of the Totalizator agency board gets up to pieasing personality.

Free to travel. THE OHIO DELL TELEPHONE COMPANY To ami it In yearbook preparation In school! where trrangsmenls have ben made tn advance. Nationally known company. All transportation $8400 a year while the director general of health receives $7448, it was pointed out. Women cas Claailfted ads appear In both the morning Jourfiel-Berai and the veiling Mew paid, guarantee income piua attractive weekly bonuses averaging ually employed by the 1 1 1 Iixi-i2a.

jror appointment, cai Mrs. Barry, Paytea BHtmot Intel CLERICAL Rnnwiedg of bookkeeping enentlat T)piS desired. THB WTOHWAY EQUIPMENT CO. KKI1 AIRWAY RD. KE-S1I Ttiitraiay, agency board get about 7, cents sn hour and SO centi after 5 p.

m. am! on Saturdays. phon AP2111. and friendly taker win help word pour aa. jrs.

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