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STORES FOR RENT

32x70 good for any type Of business.
| For many years successful drug
store and restaurant; operator died.
AVAILABLE For quality haberdash.
Mi Franklin, WEAVER BROS, INC.
Wash. Bldg, DI. 5000; ewes, Glebs
III COLUMBIA RD.-Lse. store;
med. occupancy: 5-year lease at
IEouM, / GERBER REALTY CO.
WEsTMoNT SHOPPING CENTER, tho
busiest shopping center in the Met
| ropolitan Area; all parking in front
of stores located at. Columbia pike
and Glebe I'd. ,Arliniton, Va. Store
fo 5x6} b.E With half basement suitable
wear, shoe store, florist, jewelry.
mill ends, optician or many other
types OF retail business, This is an
sssm IT, Of fstme Must DO
EXCELLENT CORNER will be avail.
able soon. $40 Ga. ave, ground
s APP 'yns s. f. dssTaS s. anSSs
for appointment 8
BEAUTIFUL STORE on Wis. ave. in
n uHT n ne, VI 6eheheSua, 'aags Snow
1909 H ST, NV. near 18th and Pa.
ave, suitable for specialized restau-
OFF UPPER 18th ST, near Column
bit rd.-3 rms, semibsmt.,- oil heat;
suit any light bus. etc; Sl25 mo-.
Ions lon lease owner leaving. RIA. 1921.
$40 No. WASH. BLVD. westoSer.
as56lls, ny l BUSINESS. sIRoN, 81.
sR EVER IA Wv VEL @e
S Soms bn Stares f IA r ssas may Igs
BRAND-NEW SHOPPING CENTER in
Silver Spring, Nd: has two stores
Call Mr.. Kiely, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
s 4 CO.; oRealtor, 1415 K St NV.
G M6 GA AVE- AND Kennedy ST.
busiest NV. corners. Approximately
! 800 50. #. of space available plus
additional space, if necessary, in
building Ideal for os6 any type of bust
STORE, populated, col. neighborhood:
auire DGs. s44i Nichols ave Sc.
NEW STORES, ready for occupancy. I.
Corner store, 47x7O suitable for any
large business. One 2Ox5O. Rent
reas. Bird and Sheridan st. NV.
B; B. ALLISON, RIA. 96O5 or GE.
NEW MEADowooD Shopping Center,
| Colesville I'd, Silver Spring stores.
1000 SO. #. each. all util.; avail.
| for grocery, hardware, etc ROBERTS
E, LATIMER. 1888 Alaska ave w.
STORE. s0xeo. new shopping center
in Falls Church. Va. $50 per mo.
! 1913. or IA. 6611. Ill
SEVERAL STORES in outlying shop.
ping centers suitable for drug, hard
ware. restaurant, florist. etc. Call
MILTON F. RUPERT. 4O5 Invest
ment Bldg, DI. 5015; ewes, EN-.
54O7. -
FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Street floor space in large ONCE bldg,
1923 Vermont ave. NV. Modern.
new: rent reasonable. Ma. 96S2.
STORE VALUES
1865 Kennedy st. n.w.-Approx. 1000
50; f.; $3.50, heat and hot water
500 Ist st. n.w.-1st comm, new
store; heat. hot water incl; 500 mo.
6sS 9Th St; NV; FIRST commercial II
$50 a0VH 1st s St. NE; End comm, e-s,ory
brick bldg, includes paved parking
lot for trucks: $3.50 per mo.
73S 9Th st. NV. End commercial, $65
I'll G st. Sc, S135 month. R. A.
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OAKTON. VA.

5-rm BUNGALOW, coy and attrac. with
bath, expansion attic, bsmt., oil
INV h. new large Westinghouse re-
frieerator, gas stove, oak fir; excel
cond; 3 yrs. old; beautiful shrub
fenced garden: excel. location, near
schools, transp, shopping center.
$1,000 cash. Total price, $10,250.
Financed FILA. Why pay rent? See
this before you buy. Immed. posses
sion. Also other properties to meet
most any need. For appt., phone
Vienna $50. WHrTESELL REAL
ESTATE, near Oakton (Va.) School,
hwy. 1913. Closed Sun. 10
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

5-sTORY OFFICE BLDG. near 18th
and K SITS. n.w.-Good income. low
new owner if desired; building in
JAMES l. s Pi8oN ~ CO.. a. 1 D:a9h f7t &,
SNAIL M hiS'' c esiMfEse;A BLDG. near
10th and M SITS. NV, suitable for
office space and Tor apt. above; i'm
mediate occupancy. vacant; price
low. Call Mr. Dixon, of JAMES L.
DIXON 4 CO.. 1922 18th st. NV,
Mr.. 10th AND X NV, 1st CONNER
cial zone: store on LIST f., with 8
apis; above; possession, of store can
per annum: hot water, oil heat.
from S35 900 to S30.o 900: unpaid 1st
trust. $4,000; payable S135 .Os per
m nsI;;s mel Rp t sN exeellent downtown
MODERN STORE andIsdjoining house
on K st. NV. Owners must sell to
settle estate: BRUCE KEssLER,
MA. 1854, WI. 1865. 10
VALUABLE COMMERCIAL CORNER
store on ground floor, upper floor
p pas. o ICONS rooms fth and K SITS. s:w.
1888.
Store, 8 rooms, basement, 2Ea baths,
automatic gas heat; yard, garage,
center of alley: suitable for any
kino Of business: $4,000 or best
offer. Call WA. 1896. %
EXCELLENT FIRST COMMERCIAL,
corner site, near Georgia ave. and
Kennedy ST.; wonderful location for
most any retail type business; price,
only S1S,500. Contact Everett Scott,
CO. 1000. Br. Clio, with SHAN
NON 4 tUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED
/ WILL BUv OR SELL your property.
frame or brick. white or co1ored:
also specializing in CT homes. Call
ewes, DE. 5346.
CASH FOR REAL ESTATE, white or
colored. all sections, also CT homes.
A. FISCHER. CO. 500.
PAY CASH for houses. lots or acre
ewes. VI. o9so. Free appra, "a.
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LEESBURG PIKE
LYON VILLAGE

Spacious Dutch Colonial in this out
standing section; 3 very large bed
rms. and bath, plus sur deck m
stairs large. lily. rm., den, formal
hall on LIST f.; full bsmt, oil INV h =;
car garage; priced for immed. sale
at S1S.95O
Arlington Realty Co.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
ATTENTION: Embassies, oreaniza-
tions. 5-story bldg with elevator.
mr., Dupont circle, % lge. rms, 8
baths, oil heat, good cond; just
the b.ds. for organ. clubhouse, ex-
elusive guesthouse or similar bus.
Previously leased 10 United Nations.
OCCUPANCY Jan Is: owner asking
81 900 per mo; rent. RE. 3316,
CHAPMAN REALTY CO., Realtors
SILVER SPRING, MD, 900 So. #
IN rear OF 1st-aoor store, suitable
for radio repairs, print shop or
similar business; available imme-
dlstely. THOMAS j. FISHER g.
CO., 73s 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50
1s43 SOUTH CAPITOL ST., at ap-
proach of new Victory Bridge: 5000
So. it.. available; zoned ind COM
mercial; will remodel to suit tenant
BASILIKO INVESTMENT CORP.
III Bond Building. d. S724. %
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MCLEAN

MCLEAN
A. new Cape Cod, situated on corner
A2-acre lot: bedroom and u bath
on 1st A., :, spacious bedrooms and
bath on End. living room 15x1s.
dining room, 11x12. large, WELL
equipped kitchen; Venetian blinds.
full bsmt,, oil heat; priced S13.95O;
E. H. IRWIN
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STORE BUILDING
coM'L. PROPERTY FOR REM
COMMERCIAL LOTS FOR SALE
COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT

End COMMERCIAL. over soft. front
age in Alexandria: ooen for an Of
fer. OV. 1864
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UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
GIL Queens Chapel Road, ! block
from Baltimore boulevard 3-bed-
room detached brick home. Con-
venlent to schools and transporta-
ton Possession with title. In
spection by appointment only
Sls.950. GEO. j. MOSS, Realtor
Shenhered 1900 70
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OWNERS HEALTH
BURCH REALTY co.
LESS THAN 7 YRS. OLD

OF New Hampshire ave-: lady owner
moving. will sell lovely detached
brick for S11,400, $1,000 down;
thoroughly modern in new-house
cond. Call Mr.. Baines, COX g. CO.,
RE. 1888; ewes, FIR 1887 l.,
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VETS-2LEFT
BRICK BUNGALOW

Q bedrm in new Radiant Valley
subdivision in Landover, Nd Fea-
turing in the floor radiant heat,
Youngstown's metal cabinet, Ben
dix washer. alum, screens and storm
combination, large level lot; price.
Sl2,S00; nominal down payment;
S6S per mo. incl. taxes, interest and
insurance.
II r KATzET,
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

MIAMI FLORIDA BUNGALOW, .
bedrms., large living room, sun
porch, kitchen and bath; immed
possession, MA. 3771, Ext. S16. g
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LOTS FOR SALE (con,.

LOT, 1OO-ft. frontage, on Colesvilie
ro.. 1875 #. deep water level lot "a
Burnt Mills. hish-type sec; S2,400i
also lots, Col. Beach, Va. 81.
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OUR BEST VALUES

OUR BEST VALUES
~. o9o-2 bedrms,' garage. lovely
S1s.250-2-bedrm. rambler; min.
Sl2 50o-3-bedrm. rambler: 6 min.
Pentagon
Sl4.95o@3 bedrms, brick nrepl..
Country Club Hills. FILA, CT.
S17,500-3 bedrms., powder rm. LIST
fl: two flreplaces.
SIS '0oS-3-bedrm. rambler, " acre,
Va. Forest.
To inspect, call ASK-US REALTY
CO. GIL 1872 OK oRSQ
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CHEVERLY Beautiful.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.

COLLEGE PARK, MD.
Near College ave.-1-room brick and
frame home, on large lot; living
room, dinette, kitchen. with 4 bed
rooms and bath on end A.; gas heat.
Price. S13,150; about s., 500 down
and 500 per mo. on the balance.
G.. H. PEARCE
Realtor. 1929 Baltimore blvd, River
dale. Md, WA. 1909; WA. 630S ewes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08
POINTS ON HOME
ENTERTAINING
THANK YOIT ALL

Mrs. Frank Kuznik, chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee,
wishes to take this opportunity to
express her appreciation to all
those who participated in the Holi-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08
RifIe-RevoIver
Club Election

The East Cleveland Rifle and
Revolver Club, Inc, held their sew
enteenth Annual Meeting and
elected the following officers to
serve for the coming year:
President, Emil j. Cipra, 4274
Warner rd., Cleveland; Vice Presi-
dent, Walter L. Shoulders, 1909
Breckly rd., Cleveland Heights;
Secretary, Paul l.. Schneider, 1921
Shaw ave.; Treasurer, Minor L.
Hines, 1439 East 134th st. East
Cleveland. Minor L. Hines is also
Membership Chairman.
Range Officers and the nights
they serve are:
Monday-Fred c. Cast, jr., 1890
Othello ave., Cleveland; Tuesdey-
Warren c. Williams, 514 Eddy rd,,
Cleveland; Thursday-Jack C. Mad
ger, 1857 East seth ST., Cleveland;
Friday-Walter L. Shoulders, 1909
Breckly rd., Cleveland Heights.
Chairman of Junior Division
Walter E. Bandlow. Mr.. Bandlow
is a teacher at Shaw High School
Most of the Jr. Division are stu.
dents from Shaw and shoot or
Tuesday evening.
East Cleveland Rifle and Re
volver Club was the first club tt
rent the East Cleveland Pisto.
Range 1910 Eddy I'd. Its first Off
GERS helped plan the Range before
it was built and the club has been
using it since.
Monday and Friday evenings are
for the pistol and revolver shooter,
while Tuesday and Thursday eve
ming are set aside for rifles.
East Cleveland Rifle and Revol-
yer Club also has a farm in Bed
ford Township where its members
do outdoor shooting with both
rifle and hand guns.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08
RaiIroaders
Spring Surprise

The outcome of the Shaw-Collin-
wood game last week came as a
distinct surprise and disappoint-
ment to most Cardinal rooters. The
local quintet was far off their
usual form as the Railroaders had
little trouble in defeating their
neighborhood rivals, 34-28. The
host team controlled both back
boards despite the efforts of
Shaw's 6i3" Dick Fort who was
unable to cope with the equally
rangy Collinwood cagers.
The Cardinals just couldn't hit
the hoop with any degree of con-
sistency as evidenced by the shot
chart which showed Shaw connect
ing on only IL of GA field goal
attempts. Collinwood sank 13 of
their 81 shots from the field and
basted the Cardinals at the foul
line by dumping in out of Is
charity tosses as compared to
Shaw's 6 for IA mark.
The local basketeers held Ga
edge at the end of the first quarter
and the teams were deadlocked 49,
13 at halftime. With John Capella
and Sam Palumbo leading the way,
the Railroaders moved ahead, "a
II as the final period got under
way. Center John Sedlock took
scoring honors with eleven points
while Henderson's 10 markers
paced the weak Shaw attack. The
Shaw JV's also dropped their sea-
son debut by absorbing a 31-23
trouncing.
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zoning Board
Stands Pat On
Roomer Quota

The Zoning Board at a meet
ing Monday morning granted Mrs.
Tillie Grant Munson permission to
have four paid roomers in her
home at 1843 Pennington rd. Mrs.
Munson, through her attorney,
Sheldon Clark, sought a license
for eight paid roomers.
The decision of the board was
based on the status for the par
ticular property as established
when a previous owner was lcen-
sed to have four roomers. There
are six paid roomers now and the
board gave the applicant 80 days
in which to reduce the number.
The records reveal that Mrs.
Munson opened a rooming house
here after her Cleveland rooming
house business ended with the cut
ting through of Chester ave. 1t
was further stated that no license
had been applied for by her at that
time.
Mr.. Clark contended that the
house would accommodate the
eight roomers and still abide by
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introduce Rev. Robert E. Slaughter
pastor OF the East Cleveland Bap-
tist Church, who will give a Christ
mas message entitled Christmas
Carol"
Later, some of the children will
lead in community carol singing
around the big Christmas tree.
The cub scouts have donated the
tree to the school and are re-
sponsible for it's beautiful decora-
tions.
Then too, there will be booths
set up for a Bake Sale and Parcel
Post Surprise Exchange under the
direction of Mrs. Paul Schenck
and Mrs. Harold Beach. The sur
prise exchange is a new idea which
should be a huge success. Each
mother is asked to bring gift
wrapped as if she was taking it
to the Post Office. These packages
will be pooled and will be sold
for 25s each. So wrap up that
white elephant you have around
the house. Someone will be glad
to get it. The Ceramics Class is
going to have it's handcraft for
sale.
Refreshments will be served at
the close of the program. Child
care will be provided for pre-
school children.
Everyone is invited to come and
enjoy this afternoon, which will
put you in that real old-fashioned
Christmas Spirit.
POINTS ON HOME
ENTERTAINING
In keeping with the gay season
we are enjoying now, Rozelle
School PTA, is presenting "How to
Enjoy Your Own Parties"
Mrs. Virginia Irwin Of the
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Co., will be in the Rozelle School
Auditorium, Tuesday, December
18th at 200 o'clock, with other
interesting hints on home enter
tanning.
After the meeting, refreshments
will be served. Children three to
six will be cared for durin" the
meeting.
THANK YOU, ALL
Mrs. Frank Kuznik, chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee,
wishes to take this opportunity to
express her appreciation to all
Dz. IL Ill:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

Art Mattmueller, past president of
the East Cleveland Rotary Club
watches while Leon A. F Flem-
ing, Euclid Rotary president re-
ceives charter from District
Governor Hugh K. Dawson.
244 Rotarians, wives and guests
from all over Northern Ohio were
present as the Euclid Rotary Club
received it's charter last Thursday
evening at the new Euclid High
School.
Art H. Mattmueller, past presi-
dent of the East Cleveland Rotary
Club which sponsored the new
club presided and District Cover
nor Hugh X. Dawson, presented
the charter which was accepted
by Leon A. F. Fleming, president
of the new club. Mayor Kenneth A.
Sims welcomed the club to Euclid
and Walter M. Ferris, East Cleve-
land Rotary president voiced his
clubs welcome.
Speaker of the evening was
George S. Baldwin, Rotary past
district governor, who spoke on
"Rotarians and Rugged Individual
ISM" Baldwin. urged the new club
when it found community job to
do, to invite cooperation from
other clubs in the community, a
fact made significant by the
presence of Clifford G. Owens,
president of the Euclid Kiwanis
and his wife; J. L. Montgomery,
president of Euclid Exchange and
his wife; William F. Burns, presi-
dent of Euclid Lions and his wife.
Gifts presented to Euclid Rotary
included a number of checks and
one "in blank" from the new
Maple Heights Club which was
notified that it had received its
charter from Rotary International
Other gifts included a lectern
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FOR SALE
AUTOMOBI

1929 ESSEX $4,000 miles, Al shape
S45. PO. 1856.
l949 FORD sedan, excellent condition,
radio. heater. white wall tires, etc.
Private owner, no tax, must sell,
Sl380. Call RE. 1901.
UNUSUALLY good 1910 Ford Tudor,
black. Ford radio and heater, 1896
or offer MU. 1884
1887 CHRYSLER Royal, good buy S14O.
845 East 152nd st. Shell gas station,
Ii 9839.
TRUCK, Dodge 1910 pickup, new mo-
tor. #. body oversize General
tires, runs perfect, must sell Ii.
2340.
l941 CHRYSLER "a. Door, new paint,
motor overhauled. Radio, air condi-
tioning. White wall tires. Buell. air
horns. Forced to sell. YE. 8453.
1886 CHEVROLET Ia ton truck, new
motor, very reasonable. Call KE.
1892
1910 FORD, excellent condition, radio,
heater. 1925 Call ". 4908.
1898 FOUR-DOOR Studebaker in good
condition. 914 East 139th st. MU.
MODEL A Ford, $50. PO 1885
1895 FORD, good transportation. $50
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1948 CHEVROLET town sedan. fully
equipped, 7500 miles, maroon; make
offer. Call Ii. 774O.
1886 PONTIAC, radio, heater. gooc
tires, good condition. Best offer
takes it. IL 8451. 13803 Rugby.
1899 CHEVROLET truck, q ton panel;
brakes, motor and body in good con-
dition. RA. 1880. 1915 Ansel rd
1899 HUDSON, 2 door sedan, $1OO, see
anytime 1881 East 254 st. RE. 00l9.
1886 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan, $50;
good tenders. 1924 Vashti ave. PO.
1916 CHEVROLET, Fleetline, excellent
shape, see after 7 or all day Sunday.
737 East 232. RE 5485.
1887 FORD 2 door. This car still looks
like new, solid body. good mechani-
cal condition. A real bargain for
only S95 90. Private. 1889 st. Clair.
GIL. 911S.
1899 PLYMOUTH 2 door; this car is
in good running condition. Just re-
Gently painted. Driven by one owner.
A bargain for quick sale $3.50 90. Pri-
vate. 1899 ST. Clair. GIL. 9ll8
equipped. must sell. take over pay
ments. ask for Freddy. RE 1862.
BUICK 1910 club coupe, gas heater.
$235. Gal East 140 st. rear.
l949 FORD coupe, wks. old, 1000
mileage, S1695 w. 1854.
1912 PLYMOUTH. 4 door sedan. $500.
2237l Nicholas.
1885 CHEVROLET master coach, AL
shape, good transportation, radio.
heater, 500. RE. 1248
1886 CHEVROLET coach, good condi-
ton, clean, radio and heater. seat
covers, SOS. KE. 1900.
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day Bazaar. Mrs. Earl Croucher
first vice president, was an able
assistant to Mrs. Kuznik. A special
"thank you" goes to all Room
Mothers who did a splendid job
of contracting others for donations,
and to Mrs. Harold Reed who spent
many hours making posters and
banners. 1t was a truly successful
bazaar due only to the efforts of
all PTA members. We thank you.
Two interesting announcements
have come from the Caledonia
PTA. Mrs. Glenn Kitson, Parent
Education chairman announces a
conducted tour of the Speech and
Hearing Center at Garfield House,
112O6 Euclid ave. Tuesday, Decem-
ber 18th. Those interested will
meet at the school at 1000 am.
Anyone desiring transportation will
please call Mrs. Kitson ut Ii. 1914.
The second announcement con-
Germs the pre-school set Christmas
party. Mrs. H. C. Alexander pre-
school chairman sends out the glad
news that Santa Claus will be the
guest of the pre-school set at the
Caledonia Branch Library Wednes-
day, December 14th at ten in the
morning.
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Deaths
II. III. Garner

Services are being held this af-
ternoon at two o'clock for Howard
Hammond GARNER, 68, longtime
resident of East Cleveland and
formerly of Collinwood. He had
been ill a long time. The services
are being held from 1915 Not
tingham rd.
Mr.. GARNER was a descendent
of pioneer Western Reserve fam
lily and was the son of George and
Hilda GARNER of Collinwood Viii
lage. When a young man, he went
to work for the Lake Shore Rail-
road and later became a member
of the Collinwood Police Depart
ment, and became captain of po-
lice. When Collinwood Village was
annexed to Cleveland he returned
to the Lake Shore Railroad as a
detective and later served as a
deputy United States marshall.
At the time of the Collinwood
school fire, March 4th, 1908, Mr..
GARNER was a policeman in the
neighborhood and knew many OF
the 1862 children who lost their
lives in that disaster.
Surviving are his wife, Anna, two
sons, George of 1887 Alder ave-,
with whom he had long made his
home, a son, William H. of Fon-
tana, Calf, and two grandchil-
dren, Bonnie June and Patricia
Sue of Fontana, Calf.
OBIT
Edward Arm
Rev. Earle C. Hochwald, minister
Of East Cleveland Congregational
Church officiated at services held
Saturday, December 3rd for Ed
ward Arm, we'll known East Cleve-
lander, Mr.. Arm died in Huron Road
Hospital at the age of 81, follow
ing a lengthy illness.
A native of Philadelphia Mr..
Arm came to Cleveland when a
young man. He was employed in
in 1901 by the w. P. Southworth
Co., wholesale and retail grocers,
in their downtown store on On
tario st. near Public Square until
they opened a branch store at Eu-
cid and East 105th st. He was
made manager of that store and
remained there until it was closed.
From 1923 to 1914 he was in the
operating department of the Cleve-
land Terminals Building Co.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Cora Arm to whom he was mar
ried in 1907; two sons, Edward c.
Of Dallas, Texas, and John A.; a
daughter, Mrs. Helen Tinder; three
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Mr.. Arm was a member of Wood
ward Masonic Lodge. The family
home is at I'LL Lakefront ave.
~M
Mrs. Helen Oldreive
In the death of Mrs. Helen Old
reive, East Clevland has lost an
active worker in the community.
Mrs. Oldreive was active in Red
Cross, Community Chest fund
drives, and was the dependable vol
unteer to care for children while
their mothers attended Prospect
PTA meetings. During World War
II she assisted in canteen service
and was a continuing member of
the Blue Star Mothers.
Her death occurred in st. Vincent
Charity Hospital Monday and serv-
ices were Wednesday.
Mrs. Oldreive was a skilled sew
er and did the family sewing for
her entire family.
She is survived by her husband,
Albert G. Oldreive, General Elec-
trio employee; son, Thomas; three
daughters, Donna, Harriet and
Mrs. Peggy Osborn; a sister, Mrs.
Florence Harris; and brother,
Earl Cunningham. She resided at
1851 Wymore ave.
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1948 CHEVROLET town sedan. fully
equipped, 7500 miles, maroon; make
offer Call II T7d0
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PTA News
PARCEL POST SURPRISE
AT MAYFAIR SCHOOL

On Wednesday, December 14th
at 1:45 p. m. Mayfair will hold
its Christmas meeting in the gym
nasium. The mothers will have one
of the most pleasant afternoons
of the entire year. After a short
business meeting, Mrs. Albert
Kovach, program chairman, will
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

WE wish to extend our heartfelt graft
tude to our relatives, friends and
neighbors, Reverend c. Weber and
members of Grace Church. also
Stanley Johnston Funeral Home for
their kindness and sympathy in our
time of sorrow.
The Helm Family
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

the safety and health standards
set up for rooming houses. He in
dicated he might appeal the case
to the City Commission.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

from Wickliffe Rotary; guest book
from Heights Rotary; silk Ameri-
can Flag from Lakewood Rotary;
secretary's brief case from Medina
Rotary; button board and buttons
from Youngstown Rotary; meeting
place sign from Cleveland Rotary;
motto from Bedford Rotary; lun-
cheon bell from East Cleveland;
gavel from Mr.. Mattmueller who
in turn was presented with a wallet
by the Euclid club.