Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1949 — Page 25

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There may be some record kept of the quality and quantity of work eaeh of you is doing. Many large offices have methods of evaluating the work of the individual members of the office force. Systematic ratings are made at various times and the results are recorded. If you are being considered for promotion to a better paying position your personnel records ‘|will, no doubt, be consulted and studied. Every entry in your personnel file, therefore, is important.} “Even if your: present visor were to stay on indefinitely, I think you would be foolish to permit yourself to lose your efficiency and ipdustry. You never know when a better opportunity

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MARRIAGE LICENSES Sree - 's Kenneth H. Parker, 23. 3022 W Michigan; SIR HARRY U NCHANGED ter

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poeumo nis Paul Kerns: 31, &¢ Long, rheumatic! past matrons and patrons at 6:30!

Mildred N. Estes; 20, 922 8. Nobl Chaties hei paike. 3 a es Qriental; STRATHAVEN, Scotland, Sept. Ioer Spencer, 43, at 536 N. Illinois, core-|P. M. Thursday in the Prospect | Orville Willlame: 31. 138 Comite gart-|9 (UP)=—8ir Harry Lauder, ig Magdxline “Bartling, 48. at 1028 Hoyt |Masonic Temple, A called meet- | Bart Bier. 45. Jnmectonn, N. Y.: Mar-|year-oid Scots minstre] and com-|gfArcinoma. ng will follow at 8 p. m. Gladys |

poser, spent a peaceful night’ but i ae 3. at Veteran's. Nicely Pfister, worthy matron, |

° Agnes Pash, 42, at Methodist, en- and Harold Daringer, worthy pa-| his condition remains unchanged, Soc fiiti tron, will preside.

garet C, Pitts, jor ie, heron Blvd. Archie Jobson, 34, 433 W. 28th; Anna M. White wr 3 Roche Thom: 8. Arlington;

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