The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 May 1975 — Page 30

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A number of women work in the plant on a part-time basis. They interweave sections together (fecial flyers and supplements ■ and help with other jobs in the mailing department an j job shop.

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Some of the women are shown hare as they insert circulars into ‘the paper’. From left are Marge Radeke, Charlotte Matthews, Annabelle Replogle and Donna Fisher.

Louise Golden, above, takes the papers off the conveyor belt in the mailing room. They are printed, cut, folded and ready to be inserted, addressed and mailed or distributed through the independent postal system.

Ida Troup, seated at the mailer, is addressing papers that will soon be ready for the post office. Donna Fisher, left, is taking the papers to the tables where they are inserted before being bundled and bagged.