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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-23

Farm records are to the far
mer what the Iudder is to ship.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-23

In loving memory of our dear
daughter and sister. Madeline
Blair Miller, who left us three
years ago, Feb. %, l947.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Dwight Fiske Will Return
To Reopen Latin Quarter

Irene. is a gem by comparison
with some of the things that have
been rammed down our ears.
X X
This is as good a time as any to
tell you, apropos nothing at
all, about Sherman BillingSley
and the waiter. Mr.. Billingsley,
as you no doubt know, runs an
establishment in New York called
the Stork Club. which is always
full of Walter Winchell and peo-
pie who want to be seen by Wal
ter Winchell at the Stork Club.
1t is one of Mr.. Billingsley's prac-
tices, whenever he hires a new
waiter, to have the man photo
Evening star., 1950-08-15

graphed, then to take the picture
home and study it closely.
It is neither loyalty check nor
character analysis. Mr.. Billingsley
just started the practice several
years ago after he bowed digni-
fed cafe society goodnight to a
distinguished looking man every
night for three weeks.
do you know who that distin-
guished gentleman is?" he asked
a waiter captain one midnight.
Regular customer. Here every
night"
He'd better be here every
night" the captain answered.
Hes one of your new walters"
Evening star., 1950-08-15
After Dark

however, and the chorus is q
"Leadbelly" original.
One of the songs early admir-
ers was a man named Pete See
gar. 1t was he who put it into
the repertoire of the Weavers
when he organized that group
You know the rest. Now you can't
escape Goodnight, Irene"
Even so, things are not as bad
as they might be and have been
Remember when you couldn't es-
cape THE Music, Goes Round?
And remember that awful one
about Three Little Fishes" and
their itty, bitty. poo? Goodnight
Evening star., 1950-08-15
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Have tuneu holiday spree with music Ia carte and enjoy
your vacation all the for it, Emesons wonderful 3woy
portable cosy to carry JOY to hear brings Clear brilliant
reception most anywhere its own batteries plugs
into ACDC outlet Green, plastic
LANSBURGHS- Appliance Store-41S St. NV.
Entrance Seuenth BldgJ
Evening star., 1950-08-15
Look Din Ah@ Book Hssr
"Wong" numbers
were common herel

Up until l949, residents OF
San Francisco's Chinatown used the
only "hand-painted" telephone
directory in America. The names,
addresses and numbers of more than
1000 subscribers were listed there in
Chinese characters which had to be
lettered by hand, then photographed
and printed. Now Chinatown has
switched to dial service and the familiar
"Day huey bin shi ah?" (''Number,
please2') is thing Of the past.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Begin Sale Of Season
Tickets Monday; Cards
List Seven Games Here

land is already getting football
conscious.
Practice for the 1850 Shaw High
School season begins next Monday,
August 81, under the direction of
the new head coach, Bob Cawrse.
The stadium has also been read
led for the opening date on Sept.
18th. The west stand has been re-
novated with a water-proofed sur
face and new seats. The playing
field, which was partially resodded
last spring, is in excellent condi-
ton.
Plans for the sale of season re-
served tickets and individual game
tickets have been completed.
Beginning Monday, August 21st,
orders for season tickets will be
accepted at the Shaw High School
office.
The purchaser of season ticket
has the same seat for each of the
seven home games. The season re-
served seats will be located in the
two middle sections in the west
stand.
Mail orders may be sent in on
the coupon which will be found
elsewhere in this issue of the
Leader. All season tickets are to
be mailed out the week of Sept.
3rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Church Goers
Have Breakfast
Out On Sunday

Breakfast in the wide open
spaces has been the order of
the day on Sundays for Uni
tarians, now that their church
at Euclid ave. and East 82nd st.
is closed for the remainder of the
summer.
Attendance at these early morn
ing picnics in Forest Hills Park
at the corner of Terrace I'd. and
Forest Hills blvd. has averaged
around thirty persons including
several more than a few families,
the Eugene Du Cars of 1885 Hay
den ave-, the Kenneth Marvins of
1897 Windermere ST., the Herbert
Dyktors of 1856 Forest Hills blvd.
and the Green family of 1876
Shaw are. 4.
OF interest fsere Il unitariau
circles is the new Heights branch
of the church which win be in
augurated this fall at a date to
be announced soon. Locale will
be Shaker Heights Junior High
School on South Woodland rd.
with the Sunday church services,
scheduled for 10 am, coinciding
in time with Sunday School class
es in adjoining Onoway school.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17

Although the additional incre
meTt to teachers means an add
tional $4,000 annually in the
school budget, since it affects some
200 teachers, it was pointed out
by administrative officials that
the salary scale here is still far
below that of other, nearby COM
munities.
Cleveland, for instance, pays
$3.50 more annually per teacher
than East Cleveland will even
under the new schedule.
Wages of non-teaching employ
ees will receive consideration on a
comparable scale in the near fu-
ture, it was stated at the meeting.
Provisions were contained in the
resolution covering procedures in
case sufficient revenues, due to
a financial emergency, should not
be available for operation of the
new schedule. In that event, the
salaries would receive a straight
percentage cut based on the salary
schedule, sufficient to meet the
deficiency, and each year there
after, before any retrenchment ad-
justments are considered, each
teacher would be placed on his
rightful step of the schedule.
L. B. Keith, chairman of the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17

Sale of individual game tickets
will begin when the season ticket
sale closes on September 1st. Single
game tickets will be available in
the athletic office at Shaw High
School from s to II each morning
during the season and during store
hours at the following places:
Euclid Taylor Pharmacy, 1910
Euclid ave.; C. w. Koenig Co.,
1850 Euclid ave.; Standard Drug,
Euclid and Page; Stonebraker
Drug, 2156 Noble I'd; Ward Deli
catessen, 1864 Euclid ave.; Wash
ington's Drug Store, Noble at Grey
ton, and Wuertz Hardware, 1895
Hayden ave.
Shaw football schedule for this
season is as follows:
Sept. 15-East-Here.
Sept. 2-Collinwood-Here.
Sept. 28-Euclid-Here.
Oct. 6-Shaker-Here.
Oct. 13-Lakewood-Here.
Oct. 20-Fremont-There.
Oct. 26-Elyria-There.
Nov. 3-Lorain-Here.
Nov. 10-Heights-Here.
Although our neighbor, Cleve-
land, may be in the midst of a
baseball pennant race, East Cleve-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Villa Angela
Lawn Fete Is
August 9th

The Villa Angela combined
Mothers Guild and Dads Club are
sponsoring their third annual lawn
fete and basket picnic on Satur-
day evening, August 26th, and
Sunday afternoon and evening,
August 9th, on the campus of the
academy at 17001 Lake Shore
blvd, adjacent to Euclid Beach
Park.
Purpose of the bazaar is two
fold: to aid in pressing mainten-
ance problems at the academy and
to maintain the scholarship fund
for young women students of the
high school.
Games, contests, refreshments,
and a surprise feature as well as
the usual booths will characterize
the fete.
Inasmuch as this marks the
Tooth anniversary of the coming
of the Ursuline Sisters to Cleve-
land from their Mother house in
Boulogne-sur-Mer, France, the
co-sponsors of the affair are hop
ing for a record turnout on both
days.
The Ursuline Sisters, founded
in the year 1886, also operate the
Sacred Heart Academy in East
Cleveland, Beaumont School for
Girls and Ursuline College in
Cleveland Heights, in addition to
teaching in a large number of par
ishes throughout the Cleveland
diocese.
Co-chairmen of the event are
Charles H. Bringman and Mrs.
Ralph A. Durbin of Euclid, the
latter president of the Mothers
Guild. Henry ]. Ranft of Chap
man ave-, is head of the Dads
Club.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
.Okeh Purchase
OF Water Meters

At special meeting of the City
Commission held Tuesday morning
wo urgent matters of business
we're passed by members.
A supplemental contract for the
purchase of several hundred addi-
tional water meters from the Nep-
tune Meter Co. was authorized.
The city had been advised that il
must act on this purchase prior to
August 18th in order to insure de-
livery.
Action was also taken providing
greater maximum penalties for
violators of truck weight regula-
tions in effect here. Under the new
ruling with a wider range in the
sliding scale of fines the presiding
judge in such cases now has more
flexibility in fixing these penalties.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
FREE MOVIE
TICKETS

You can get a pair of cOmpli-
mentary tickets to the Shaw
Hayden Theatre by reading the
ads in this paper. There are ten
names in ten ads scattered thru
the paper.If you find your name,
just clip the ad and take it to
the Shaw-Hayden Theatre and
you'll get two free tickets.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
you can see ''The Duchess of
Idaho" Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, it's THE Flame And
The Arrow" and Wednesday,
"The Skipper Surprised His
Wife"
Check all the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. If not
this week, be sure to look next
week. There'll be ten names each
week good for 20 tickets at the
aw-Hayden Theatre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Detective Is
Called Into Service

Detective Felix C. Fowler, a
member of the Cleveland Police
Department for five years will re-
port to Langley Field, Va. August
20 for duty in the Air Force.
A captain in the inactive Air
Reserve, Fowler served as a bom-
ber pilot in North Africa and
Italy for So months during the
war.
Capt. Fowler has applied for
an indefinite leave of absence from
the Police Department effective
yesterday. He has two children,
Felix, jr. and Kathleen, nine
months. He lives at 14004 North
field ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Lawn Fete And
PAPER Sale COMING

News from the Phillips Avenue
Presbyterian Church makes men,
tion of a lawn fete, a paper sale,
Sunday services and a roster of
new church members.
The lawn fete, of the old-fash-
ioned variety with home baked
goods for sale and a fish pond,
is scheduled for Wednesday, Au-
gust 23rd, on the church lawn at
the corner of East 125th st. and
Phillips ave. Under the direction
of Mrs. Felix Kaufman of Carl
yon rd., the Women's Association
will serve a cafeteria supper, be-
ginning at 6 pm. So successful,
in spite of an untimely down.
pour, was the first venture of it's
kind held earlier in the season
that the church decided to have a
second fling at fete.
Since a paper sale is to be
staged the following day by the
Women's Association, all who at
tended are asked to bundle their
magazines and papers and bring
them to the festivities.
Rev. Walter H. Ewing, guest
pastor during August, will preach
next Sunday on the topic, "Be
Loyal to the Royal in Yourself" :"
Recently received in to the
church fellowship were the fol-
lowing new members: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Baechle, 1901
Chesterfield ave.; Mrs. LaVerne
NJ. Csanyi, 1871 East 123rd ST.;
Mrs. George Bailey, 125 East
125th ST.; Mrs. Robert w. Holtz,
1854 Woodside ave.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ancil L. Lucas, 1870 Bender
ave.; Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice V.
Elberson, 1900 Bender ave.; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay C. Jones, 1882
Osceola ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
New Shaw Mentor
Expects IS Grid
Hopefu|s Monday

Tony Gilberto, Bob Gibson, and
Jack Barrey; Tackles Ed Alemag-
no, Frank Langdon, Jim Brown
and Dan Ferensen; Guard Dave
Trump; Quarterbacks Duane Ger
asimos and Dan Kramer; Half
backs Mike Vara, George Measor
and Gene Patti; Fullbacks Gil
Sanford and Jack Leuschel.
Coach Cawrse's biggest problem
will be to find and develop some
talent in the middle of the line
which, at present, is the only ap-
parent weakness as far as expert
ence is concerned. Most of the
boys have been conditioning them
selves with a series of exercises
during the summer months and
are expected to report in good
shape. They will meet at the
school at 8:45 a. m., Saturday,
where they will receive their med
ical exams and will be issued
equipment. Practice sessions will
be held twice daily until school
opens on September 9Th.
Coach Cawrse has issued PAM
phlets to every. member of the
varsity squad in which he has
outlined his plans and sentiments
regarding football with special
emphasis oncondition, knowledge
of plays, aggressiveness and the
desire to do the job we'll.
The Cardinals will open their
season at Shaw Stadium on Sep.
tember 18th with East as the op.
ponent.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Hilltop Garden
Club To Picnic

Just for the fun of it, Hilltop
Garden Club once year goes ia
the country for a picnic. Projects,
plans and programs will be set
aside as members gather with Mrs.
Ralph Schwartz on Wednesday,
August 23rd at her home, Chester
Farm, in Chesterland Hills.
Mrs. Robert Irwin, who is han
ding transportation details, plans
to have cars waiting for the pic
nickers at 1890 in front of Gale
donia school.
Mrs. Richard VOLTS committee,
by reservation, is serving, old
fashioned fare, complete to baked
ham and potato salad. Mrs. Rob-
ert Merkle, Mrs. William Olson
and Miss Batrice Burr will act
as cooks, while Mrs. Irman Cooke
plays cashier for the occasion. The
hostess is providing hot and cold
beverages.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Listed As Injured
In Korean Fighting

First East Cleveland boy listed
as a casualty in the present war
in Korea is Corp. Joseph ]. He'll,
jr., 21, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph j. He'll of 1925 Holyoke ave.
In a telegram received Tues
day by his parents from the Sec
retary of the U. S. Army it was
stated that young He'll had been
seriously wounded in Korea on
July 29th. No further details we're
given.
Originally due home next month,
Joe, who has been in service for
the past year and a half, was
frozen by a governmental order
several weeks ago. He had been
stationed in japan until the fight
ing broke out in Korea.
He attended John Carol Univer-
sity for two years prior to his en-
listment. Before that he was a
pupil at ST. Philomena's parochial
school here and st. Ignatius
High School in Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17

first time who may not be con-
tacted by letter are especially in
vited to attend.
The group separates at 9:4O.
the boys adjourning to Room 1O7
with Mr.. Leist and the girls re-
naming in the auditorium with
Miss Provo. Both groups will be
advised on attendance rules and
counseling services available at
the high chool.
After individual programs have
been distributed and pupils have
been divided into home room
groups, sixteen Student Council
members will conduct a tour of
the buildings.
Assisting the council president
will be the other officers, Bob
Gibson, vice president; Susan
Struggles, secretary; Dave Baum
gartner, treasurer, and Bob Beat
ty, Maryann Bittenc, Tom Blan-
chard, Sue Deason, 10 Lee Fuller,
Sheila Ganey, Herb Luxemburg,
Paul Martin, Barney Miller, Caro-
line Miller, Chuck Ranger, Marcy
Rice, Ed Roth, Marlene Tartaglia,
Betsy Townsend and Arlene War
man.
Prior to dismissal at IL O'Clock,
students will fill out registration
cards and return program sched-
ules to their home rooms.
Attendance at Pre-Shaw Day is
not compulsory, but school Off
cials stress the advantages of OBJ
tanning preliminary first-hand in
(Continuedon Page %
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Currun Meets With
County Mayors To
Study Wafer Rate

and the city of Cleveland and ap-
proval by the Cleveland City Coun-
Gil are also necessary.
Contrary to other reports, the
increase to the average consumer
in East Cleveland would mean a
raise in his annual water bill of
three to five dollars, according to
James E. Barnes, superintendent
of water for the city.
Cleveland's yearly water reve-
nue. from the four master-meter
suburbs, including East Cleveland.
averages approximately $646,000.
Of this total, East Cleveland's
share in 1949 was $113,049.24,
figures in the water department
reveal. Based on this figure, the
33 per cent increase would mean
an additional yearly payment of
S38,056.39 to the city of Cleve-
land, Mr.. Barnes said.
Cleveland officials maintain the
new proposed rates were forced
upon the metropolis by increasing
operating costs during the 10-year
period of the contracts, that ex-
pired the first of this month. A
shorter term contract is expected
from the current negotiations, Of
ficials here predicted.
Involved with East Cleveland in
the increase are Lakewood, Cleve-
land Heights and Bedford. This
city and Lakewood now pay bulk
rates of so cents per thousand
cubic feet of water. Located or
higher ground, Bedford pays 9(
cents and Cleveland Heights $1.08
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Exehangities
Ready To Bowl

East Cleveland Exchange Club
Bowling League is all set to launch
its 1950-51 season, with a new
slate of officers and a scheduled
program which starts on Thursday,
Sept. 7, in the Forest Hills bowl
ing alleys, Superior and Euclid
aves., at approximately 9:15 p. m.
Just elected to official posts are
Frank Stencil, president; Charles
Kastilahn, secretary, and Lloyd At
Gibson, treasurer.
Teams participating are as fol-
lows: Nelson jewelers., DR.. Stahl's,
Troescher Insurance, McNeeley's
Art Floral, Holyoke Market, Geer-
er's Greetings, Wertz Hardware,
Jim's Huddle, Diamonds Mems
Shop, Newman Pontiac, Dennis and
Kruger, and Parrish Jays.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Woman Dies
In Head On
Crash On 322

Alertness of East Cleveland
police resulted in Identification
Monday of woman killed in two
car head-on crash on Mayfield I'd.
Sunday evening.
Positive Identification of the
woman as Eleanor Nugent, 1925
Nottingham rd., Cleveland, was
established through efforts of Ser.
geant Charles Kastilahn, who was
on duty when the aid of loca
police was sought by the sher'
riffs office of Geauga County
where The accident occurred.
Driver of the car in which th'
victim was riding was John NJ
Roharik, Al, of 1776 Auburndait
ave.
His condition at the time East
Cleveland police were called into
the case was so serious that ap-
parently he was unable to reveal
the woman's identity.
Miss Nugent, 81, was unem-
ployed. Roharik, an employee of
the Geometric Stamping Co., is
divorced, according to police. He is
being held in Huron Road Hospital,
suffering severe shock and back
injuries.
The crash occurred on State
Route 322 near Chardon. Three
other persons were injured, includ-
ing the driver of the other car,
Max Morrison, 81, of Cleveland
Heights and his passengers, a son,
Daniel, IA, and Stewart Pernick,
Is, of Detroit. All were taken to
Lakeside Hospital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
Principal And Student Council
To Greet New Students At Shaw
In Special Program August 31st

Pre-Shaw Day, the occasion that
introduces new students to the
high school and visa versa, prior
to the formal opening of the fall
term, has been scheduled this
week for Thursday, August 81.
Prime purpose of the day is to
acquaint incoming students, both
10B's and transfers, with the vari-
Gus parts of the building, their
classroom schedules for the year,
and the major regulations in ef-
feet at Shaw.
Assembling in the auditorium
at nine a. m., pupils will be well
coined by Wayne c. Blough, prin-
cipal; Nelson F. Leist, assistant
principal, and X. Lucille Provo,
dean of girls. Student Council
president, Lois Radomsky, will ex-
tend a welcome on behalf of the
student body.
In a half hour address Mr..
Blough plans to clarity the new
long-period schedule and super
vised study program that will be
initiated here in September. Other
pertinent problems that may per-
plex the newcomers will also be
explained by the principal such
as program changes, school regu-
lations, general behavior and the
proper procedure for obtaining
and using street car passes and
school lockers.
Letters to 225 incoming stu
dents, comprising seven lob home
rooms, will be in the mails next
week. Transfer students and any
other pupils entering Shaw for the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
East Cleveland Teachers Get $50 Pay Hike
Knights Carnival
Is Friday Night

Chevalrious Knights Of East
Cleveland are concentrating their
efforts on a summer carnival,
set for Friday evening, August
18th, at the corner of Shaw and
Hayden aves.
Beginning at pm. and lasting
til midnight, the affair, keyed to
the enjoyment of all age groups,
will feature refreshments and
games galore.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
East Cleveland
Drops To 18th
In State Census

A compilation of census figures
released by the regional office in
Detroit shows that East Cleveland
has dropped three notches among
the cities of the state. Mansfield,
GAINESVILLE and our fast growing
neighbor Euclid are the communi-
ties that climbed into the higher
rungs.
Portsmouth the twentieth city
in the state is nudging us as are
several others where industry has
drawn large increases in popula-
ton. Portsmouth population was
given as 36,655, but the l940
figure was garbled and i left Out
on the following list.
- 49, &NE
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-17
School Board Picks
Rec Director; New
Gym Questioned

finance committee, spoke for the
board when he stated that the in
crease had been under considera-
tion for some time and only waited
upon the availability of unencum-
bered funds.
Appointment of c. Cassil Rey-
nard, teacher of English and psy-
chology at Shaw High School, as
director of recreation for the forth
coming city-school adult eduea-
tion classes to be held here this
fall and winter was announced by
DR.. o. j. Korb, superintendent of
schools.
Trained instructors for the
classes, which begin October 9th,
will be chosen by Mr.. Reynard who
plans further announcements con-
corning the program next week.
Inquiries about the courses should
be directed by mail to his home,
on Nelaview avenue, until Sep
tember 1st.
Appointment of tw new teachers
to elementary school positions and
designations from two others were
approved at the board meeting
upon recommendation from DR..
Korb.
New appointments include Mrs.
Dolores Swanson Vendely of Edge
cliff dr., Euclid, who received her
B. S. degree this year at Kent
State University.
Other new elementary teacher
is Miss Lois r. Martin of Wayside
rd., Bay Village. She is a 1949
graduate of Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity and taught in the Lake
wood elementary system for the
past year.
designations were received from
two Superior School teachers, Miss
Anna May Holdsworth, who has
been with the local schools since
1923, and Miss Rita Orpett, an East
Cleveland teacher for the past year.
/ The first is effective August
31st, and the latter August 1st.
The board was authorized to ad-
vertise for bids for proposed build
ing additions to Caledonia and
Rozelle Schools. Blueprints of the
new buildings, both gynnasiums,
were presented and explained by
Harry Fulton of the architectural
firm of Fulton, Krinsky, and Della
Mott.
Discussion then turned inform
ally to possible seating plans for
the proposed gymnasium for Shaw
High School. Several board mem
bers favor permanent seats, others
prefer the new roll-a-way type.
which affords more actual floor
space for athletic events. Definite
aoction was deferred. Mr.. Fulton
in his general discussion of the
building rogra m under way
warned that the acute shortage of
materials, caused by the present
war threat, may delay erection Of
the Shaw gym.
Recommendation was received
from the boards building commit
tee for new roofs on both Shaw
High School and Chambers school.