East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-27

school days through Shaw and col
lege made up the circle of friends
whom Marilyn Dease asked to he1
home in Speedway Overlook Wed
nesday, evening. July 10Th for a
shower for vi Pattinson. Miss Pat
tinson's marriage to Bruce Jewett
will take place August 18th. Among
the guests was Jean Cameron, now
of Columbus who is staying over
as the houseguest of Carol Slater,
Concluding their first visit with
the Phil Skaters in 81 years, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Philbrick have
returned to their home in San
Jose, Cal. Mr.. Philbrick is an uncle
of Mrs. Slater.
Miss Florence Shafer, formerly
of Terrace rd. called on friends
here briefly while motoring
through to the east coast. She is
accompanied by Mrs. Mabel Nc
Cutcheon, neighbor in Pasadena,
Cal, where Miss Shafer now makes
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schworer,
1867 Euclid ave-, visited in Fre-
mont, o. over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard G..
Vaughan of 14311 Alder ave. an
nounce the arrival of son, Jona-
thon Howard, on Sunday, July
23rd at Macdonald House.
Mrs. Frank DuBuc and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Govan of 14318
Dover ave. have recently returned
from a pleasant trip to Florida.
Mrs. Govan surprised her mother
with this tour. They enjoyed the
dog races at Daytona Beach, and
then visited Mrs. Dubuc's sister,
in-law, Mrs. Walter Weisenbach,
in St. Petersburg. Mrs. Weisen-
bach and her son Dutch" lived
on Elm ave. in East Cleveland for
many years.
The Arnold Dipples and three of
their eight children, Charles, Carol
and Alan are home again at 14406 |
Northfield rd., after a delightful
and busy four-day holiday. They
first went to Silver Lake, near An
COLA, Ind, where they helped their
son, Ronald, a Franciscan lay
brother at st. Anthony's Noviate
celebrate his birthday. Then they
went on to Detroit where they held
a double celebration, honoring Mr..
Dipple's birthday and their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, DR.. Alfred Gold
fadem on the occasion Of the mar
rage, a quiet ceremony of June
10th. DR.. Goldfadem is serving his
at Grace Hospital, De-
,roit.
Friends are receiving cards from
Miss Isabelle Latta, who is spend
ng her summer travelling in the
British Isles, the Scandinavian
and Spain. Miss Latta
teaches Spanish at Shaw High
School.
The George Jewett, III, 1904
Graham rd., are home from fort
nights trip which took them to
Mackinac Island, Copper Harbor,
Michigan and Litchfield, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Redden,
1928 Hastings ave. are home from
a few days visit in Detroit.
Travelling from Compton, Cal. to /
East Cleveland, by way of Detroit
where they picked up their new
ar, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Swain
are making their headquarters
With their nephew, George Swain
and family, 804 Caledonia ave. The
western guests will visit in south
ern Ohio and Pennsylvania before
starting back home.
Miss Pauline McQuigg of New
Il aven, Conn. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. R. McQuigg of
1901 lakewood I'd. The two will
cave shortly for New York City
md then go on to Miss McQuigg's
nome in New Haven where Mrs.
McQuigg will remain for a visit.
The Harris J. De Wyers of 1864
Chapman ave. have had as their
for the past ten days.
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