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CARROLL DAILY HERALD* CARROLL, IOWAiftcement of Warpi (line on a farm northeast of town.Miss Vanessa PrHss lifts gone to Des Moines where she Will attend Rtmirtlor school at. Walt(4 University.Miss Arlene Okr, who tenches in the school at Onawii. was a dinner guest Monday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Knly. She was on her way home to Cedar Falls.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leonard of Chtckasbee. Okla., were Tuesday flight guests of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. ,1. (1. Merrill, on their way to Minnesota where he is a delegate to the Kiwants convention.Mrs. ,1. M. Hulhurt is visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Betray, and family in Waterloo while Mr. Hulhurt Is away on a fishing trip.*e»rment of war against the Allies. Banners called for capture of Malta and Corsica. BYr Overseas ServiceThe United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations for I In* positions listed below. Applications must he filed with the commission’s Washington office not later than the dates specified in later than the dates specified in each case. The first date given is for receipt of applications from states east of Colorado; the second, for receipt of applications from Colorado and states westward. The salaries given in each case are subject, to a retirement deduction of 8 per cent.For the first two examinations listed applications will be rated as received until* June 30, 19*11. Appropriate education and exper-1birCnivetforloogrlt;iltche?yea rSmitappi galh hisU ence is n ! have hirll 8 an Fitain* tary Serv liceience are required. Applicants for|reta,Serv or scStalRc|iesecamouflaged and ready for theAllies, those at left arc as they appeared in Navy service. BZTVidr-erssdaughters, Mrs. Josephine Henson and Miss Arlene Hauperl from Iowa State College. Mrs. Henson completed a course in institutional management and Miss Arlene in social science. Josephine’s hus-the higher grade must not have passed their seventieth birthday; applicants for the associate and assistance grades must not have passed their sixtieth birthday.Marine engineer, $9800 a year; associate, $8200 a year; assistant, Bcs j$2000 a year; various optional i branches; U. S. Maritime Commission, and navy department.Naval architect, $2800 a year; associate, $3200 a year; assistant,$2 000 a year, various optional branches.Assistant translator (French, German, Italian, Spanish), $2000 a year, United States Maritime ! Commission. Applicants must | have reached their eighteenth hut must not have passed their fifty-third birthday. Closing dates for receipt of applications are July 9 and July 12, 19*10.Junior airway traffic controller,$2 000 a year, Civil Aernoutics Authority. Certain appropriate experience in connection with air-c-wIPasband, Max R. Benson, also i^rad-•oraft operations, such as aircraft 'uated from the department of’ vcL- j dispatcher, station manager, or in erinary medicine. Mr. and Mrs. ' similar capacities, is required.Benson will go to Grand Fork**,.Certificated pilots with certain•s.r.cl-inN. D., where tie will he associat- ratings or cross-country flying ex-ed with his father. Arlene has a position with the Federal Land Bank in Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. August Dierks entertained the Tuesday Club Tuesday evening at their home. Bridge formed the evening’s diversion and at the close of the games Mr. and Mrs. John Whelan won the high score. The hostess served lunch at the close of the games. The .next meeting will be with Mi4, and Mrs. George Dankle.Wayne Black and Mrs. Evelyn Bedford were quarried Thursday evening, June 6, at 7 o’clock at ,the Methodist parsonage at Dyke. The Rev. Pritchard, pastor of the Methodist Church, officiated: Al-r~ tendants were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gregory of Dyke. After the ceremony the couple, accompanied-by Mr. and Mrs. Gregory, went to Waterloo for a wedding dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Black are rein;nh-31*r-:dlewdperiencc may also qualify. Applicants must not have passed their fifty-third birthday. Closing dates are July 9 and July 12, 1 940.Junior astronomer, $2000 a year, Naval Observatory, navy department, Washington, D. C. Completion of a four-year college course with at least twelve semester-hour credits in astronomy is required. Applicants must' not have passed their fortieth birthday. Closing dates are July 8 and July 11, 1940.Assistant curator (registrar), $2 000 a year; museum aide positions, three grades, with salariesLie trollc cl a rc der £ of cc ditioi Th ntitut 15,00 In quart stitu “It stitu be. have doub will j constconstandandpaticTinstead costs “It said, cxpcr conce antno a un: and 1 local The budge buy in instit ning i a re? encicf Ex iranging from $1020 to $2800 a totalsi-)fnd;odrtf»« .X • «4rV -v-» 1* iV'dVi *, *•I want n Hairstyle1 • ♦» •One that's easy to keep, heat in appearance. I'll get a Vogue per-
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Carroll Daily Herald
Carroll, Iowa, US
Fri, Jun 14, 1940
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