Highway Patrol Seeks Recruits For July Training
Ohio State Highway Patrol invites qualified men to apply for the 47th training school starting in July near Columbus Franklin County. About 100 new patrolmen needed to reach 700 strength plus Turnpike duty. Applicants must be 21 to 35, high school graduate, U.S. citizen, Ohio resident, 5 ft 8 in, 165 pounds, in good moral standing. married or single. Selected recruits earn 178 dollars monthly during the weeklong course. graduates receive patrolman pay starting at 315 dollars yearly with increases. Applications available at any patrol post. immediate action urged for those eligible.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol
J. L. Hanley
Columbus
Franklincoun
U. S
Ohio
Bathers add safety gear to sunny days by sea
Personal safety grows along with sun worship as bathers now pack sun tan lotion eye drops insect repellent sunglasses and more in addition to books magazines and cigarettes for a carefree day at the beach.
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Milady
Franciscan Sisters Buy Hotel Property At Green Springs
The Franciscan Sisters won public auction at Green Springs paying 39000 to acquire Forest Park property including three hotels a residence a bottling house and several acres. The plan is to convert Forest Lodge into a rest home Springs Lodge into nurses housing Maple Lodge into a convent with Villa Maria Springs name change and remodeling to begin immediately. Sale of personal items drew about 1200 lots and hundreds of buyers.
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Green Springs
Forest Park
Vincent H. Miller
Fremont
Indian Springs
Ralph and
Richard Vesey
Irvin Rathbun
C. P. Zimperman
Wesley Klink
Villa Maria Springs
R. D. Reynolds
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Tarr
Toledo
Columbus
Workers Disabled Urged to Check Social Security Freeze Rights
Dorothy Hilbert, district manager of the Marion social security office, warns totally disabled persons to apply for the disability freeze to protect survivors benefits and future retirement payments. The program excludes disability periods from earnings records and encourages rehabilitation referrals. Eligibility requires work under social security in the cited periods, disability lasting at least six months, and permanence or long duration. A Marion office representative is at the courthouse in Upper Sandusky each Tuesday morning.
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Dorothy Hilbert
Marion Social Security Office
Sit
Social Security
Marion
Asher Keller Wedding Planned at Christ Lutheran Church
The wedding of Miss Shirley Keller and Dill M. Asher will take place Sunday at 2 30 in Christ Lutheran Church Sowling Green. Open church service will be observed. A 30 minute program of prenuptial music features organist Mrs Lyle Orians and soloists Mrs Charles Buckland and Miss Betty Jackson.
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Asher-Keler
Shirley Keller
William Keller
Dill M. Asher
Richard AshesSowling Green
Christ Lutheran Church
Lyle Orians
Charles Buckland
Betty Jackson
Rosy Ridge Maidens Organize For Season
The Rosy Ridge 4H Club held its first summer meeting with adviser Mrs. Joe Teets guiding project selection. Elected officers include President Sara Ro mig, VP Jeanette Myers, Secretary Julia Patrick, Treasurer Rosalyn Wickiser, News Reporter Carol Barger, Recreation Chair Patricia Wickiser, and Refreshment Chair Linda Walter. The next meeting is set for 7:30 PM Thursday June 14 with Jeanette Myers hosting.
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Rosy Ridge Maidens
Sara Ro“mig
Joe Teets
Sara Romig
Jeanette Myers
Julia Patrick
Rosalyn Wickiser
Carol Barger
Patricia Wickiser
Linda Walter
Teachers Enroll in OSU Summer Session
William Heath, aaplat teachers enroll in Ohio State University summer session. Donaldson family also attends. They will study starting June 2012 and reside in Pataskala with relatives while Mrs. Donaldson’s father houses them. Heath family plans to stay in Carey during the term.
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William Heath Industrial
Jack” ‘Donaldson
Disney High School
Ohio State University
Donaldsons
Debbié
Neéettieéavid
Johnnny
Pataskala
1955 U S traffic tolls show injuries and deaths
In 1955 the United States recorded 2,158,000 injuries from motor vehicle crashes and 8,130 pedestrians killed in traffic accidents. Weekend crashes caused 15,730 deaths and 766,090 injuries during the year.
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Salem Boosters
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Kenneth Kimmel
Rodney Richards
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Bloom’s Gulf Service
Russell Bloom
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