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Evening star., 1951-09-23
Society to Hear GoIdstein

Harold Goldstein, chief of the
Occupational Outlook Service, Bu-
reau of Labor Statistics, will ad-
dress the National Capital Area
Section of the American Society
for Engineering Education at 8
p.m., October 2 at the Capitol Ra-
dlo Engineering Institute, 1924
Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Military Engineers to Meet

The Society of American Mil
itary Engineers, Washington post
will hear Col. Oscar B. Beasley
chief, sResearch and Development
Laboratory, Fort Belvoir, speak on
new military bridges at it's month
ly luncheon meeting at 1890 to-
morrow in the Burlington Hotel,
Bridge models will be displayed.
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16
SociaA
Rsrsonab

Jack Resnick, formerly of Los
Angeles, is the new manager at
Whites jewelers.. In about a
month he will be joined by Mrs.
Resnick and children, Ronald 13,
Toby Ann 9, Jeffrey 5, David 2
weeks.
Mrs. Lillian Hattis left Monday
for the east. She embarks for
Israel from New York on the 21st
and is full of anticipation. Her
plans for return are not definite
beyond expecting to return for
the holidays. She is spending a
few days in Chicago with her
daughter, Lillian Hattis Fox.
Hadassah presented her with an
orchid when she left.
Abraham Stavisky arrived from
Boston to join his family and will
remain permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Saliman,
from Denver, where they are in
the restaurant business, are spend
ing several weeks in Tucson.
Capt. Clifford Levy, N. COun-
try Club, was recalled to active
duty with the airforce Monday
and is at Davis s-Monthan.
Mrs. nj. GoOrd, Passaic, N. j.,
is visiting for about six weeks
with her daughters, Mrs. Jack
(Ruth) Freeman, and Mrs. Jack
(PearD Herman.
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16

Henry Okrent writes from Ell
Paso that he is visiting his nephew
stationed at Ft. Bliss and wanted
the Post to know how much he
enjoyed the concert and to ex-
tend his congratulations.
New residents are Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Schanzer, living on E. Linden.
They are friends of the Ben Sher-
mans, S. Euclid.
Henry Katz sends greetings and
to his Tucson friends
whom he holds in deep affection.
He is deeply gratifed, he writes,
to read dn the Post of the growth
of the Jewish community. He
wishes he could visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Silver en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Levy, Detroit, at dinner at Rancho
Nezhone and the Harry Meyer
sons, New York, at Rancho Del
Rio recently.
Freddie EIster, who was in
Quoted into the army last week,
was guest of honor at a party
given for him by Reuben Gold
March 4, attended by about fifty
friends. Frrddie is one of the
best-liked of Tucson's younger
set and will be missed. He is
now stationed in California.
Here for the Bar MitZvah of
David Miller are his maternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Weinman and his aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray White, Mer-
rick, L. I.
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16
Arizona Post, March 1e, 1881

Mrs. Robert BrOvaS was in Los
Angeles on short visit with her
daughter, Jean and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Eisenstadt
have purchased and are living in
their new home at 2317 E. 3rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Speidel, of Is
land Park, Long Island, flew back
Sunday night after spending the
winter with their daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dav-
is of E. Third.
Mrs. Anne Sterling and daugh-
ters are living at 1908 E. 18th.
The A. A. Kalishes recently
were hosts to Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Shapiro, Cleveland. He is the
former law director for the City
of Cleveland and is current pres
ident of the Jewish Community
Council and vice-president of
the national ZOA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Strauss,
San Raphael, Calf, leave Friday
after a ten day visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Shane. The women are
sisters.
Friends are offering condOl-
ences on the recent death of Ed
ward Chankin in Tucson, two
weeks after his arrival here. A
brother of Mrs. Fay Halbstein, he
was a retired jewelry manufac-
turer from New York. A daugh-
ter, Mrs. Flossie Tropin and a
brother, George also live here.
Mrs. Martha GOttlieb, New York
flew in to spend a few weeks
with the Ed Robins, E. Helen.
Together they go to Los Angeles
for a visit, after which they will
show Mrs. Gottlieb the sights in
the southwest. When she departs,
the Robins will motor to New
York, to be gone a month.
The Jack GlazerS and Harry
Greens are receiving congratula-
tions of friends on the recent en-
gagement of Sydelle Glazer to
Pvt. I. Bruce Green. Sydelle is at
tending school in Chicago and
graduates as an oral hygienist in
June. Bruce is now stationed in
Georgia. No wedding date has
been set.
Evening star., 1951-12-17

WOODSIDE PARK
A wonderful value on today's mar
ket in an immaculate 3-bedrm., g
lonial desien, this house contains
many added features including 1st-
O. den, lge. liv. .rm., level fenced
berg, Tu. ssis, Nth 81; SIDNEY Sss z.
MENsH g. co. GAO. -1s
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. SALE

NEAR 18th AND MASS. AVE. Nv
Groom. kitchen and bath apt. with
separate dining alcove and dressing
room; 3rd-floor front location in an
established debt-free cooperative
Price. $1,000: minimum " cash,
Please call Mr. Gavin. with H. @.
SM1THY CO.. ST. $500; res. MI.
ARL.EBeautiful e-bedroom apt;
equity. S2.55f; monthly payment.
Ssi 81. includes all utilities. IA.
wEsT VEST 3 Or CONN. AVE. on california
st. We offer large ant in an
established cooperative bldg, large
foyer. living room with adjoining
der. full-si7c dining room large
kitchen with service door. two bed
rooms and Thoroughly modern tile
bath: also included are three ex-
posures. roof deck and private
With reasonable terms. Please call
Mr.. Gavin. with H. G. SMITHY CO..
ST. 1900: residence. MI. 1904. liz
GEORGETOWN
Now Offering and 8 room. bath
apartments on M st.. west Of Wis
consin. Apartment can easily be
msnner. S295 to S395 down; rea-
sonable monthly payments include
maintenance. For details. call MR..
vINNICK or Mr.. GUNTER, MA.
sogA daily TO z pm. and SUM-. IL
70 A'p.rn. -17
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HOUSES FURNISHED

3 BEDRMs.. completely furn.; nom
drinker; avail. 3-6 mos; Takoma
Park; Sl25 mo. 81. 1852. Is
LARGE CLEAN HOUSE, cony. transp.
schools. NV; 8 rms. partially furn. ;
bedrn1s:. 2ls baths. oil heat, gar. +;
Sls5 or best offer. LA. 6-531S.
HILLS. Silver sprins,
Nd; Three .bedrm., brick rambler,
slntns snto rssher "a ,a 4S Shs tsns.s ns.s yspa
vIERs MILL VILLAGE. Silver spring,
Two-bedrm. BUNGALOW. full bsmt..
children accepted: needs redecorat-
, i1Fi IFrnsWsm SaS mo; LorIs Lo, ISs29z3: -l7
bsmt., automatic washer ash sa1S ~ Best ssit
section College Park. walking dis
mentary school. Downstairs bedrnl.
with pvt. bath and entrance Tex
cellent rental until. $3.50 mo.
AaSsiiaole assb' JAN or sooner. VA.
AVAIL. JAN. 1.-e-bedrm.. COM
"a months. JA. s-S42o. rs
EVANSVILLE. MD.-Modern. z
rr.s. Piano. Bendix. fence; mr..
school bus, DRILEY. UN. 1l74;
.ei1 wooDLEY PL. N.w.-4 bed
rms, 2 baths, liv. rm. with frepl.,
+ aaSA 4. HU5MsfFHRiEs.' Realtors. Rsa @Si Sna Nai
YEAR AROUND furn. bungaiow.
across bay from Annapolis. XII.
WEST HYATTSvILLE. MD.-Partial-
ly furn. 3-bedrm. house; oil heat,
garage: available now: 500 mo.
1910: ewes, WA. 1928. -l9
1913 GRAFTON ST. Sc. near An
drews Field-3-bedroom rambler,
corner lot. fenced yard. full bsnt.,
fireplace, n baths avail. Jan. /:
$ 90 mo-; can be seen Sun. or
after 5 pm. weekdays. 49,
'aExY CHASE-Beaut. furn. homes.
So25-S4 30 mo. Also short term.
WI, .aa5. OR. s3s3. is
iYATTSvfLLE-Single 5-rm. horne.
bus and streetcar close. Comm.
drive to downtown. Upstairs Ice
bedrm. accommodate 3 children
s15a sfiily' 81 Lee; sAss fenced ssrd' saTsse;
Observation-Disclosures furn.: Q
bedrms.. =. baths, fireplace, bricg
patio and garden: avail. Jan 8;
S2l5. Call RE 5754. IL
VA. Semidetached;
near bus and shopping center; S135
OW. 33l6.. liz
$50 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV, Si25l
'-room brick. 2 bedrooms. bath. oil
heat nicely furnished n r RAE
Evening star., 1951-12-17

WI yTEaH HAyE 1E ARTsi Affirm ANp 2IIso IHIsogsEs T
LETS. WASH. VA. WHITE ONLY
xoNf weoaNkfpAfsl Affslras S. Asy AssAy REszTf4 sYTf g g
.524 BOND BLDG, Ma. 0001
18th 81; AND IN. y. AVE. NV.
klb RuPLEYrBLDG.. KI. s-l31S
BIO KING r.. ALEX. MoN.-sAT.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUY A GOING BUSINESS FOR SIS 600
and make $500 to $1,000 q mo.
You can do this II you are a GOOD
businessman and not afraid Of
work; gas station and liquor store
IN College Park, Md. Equipped and
stocked. stocked. ready % Z, to step In and 40
eyes. TO. 626I. HALL II. LAUTER.
CORNER STORE for sale; well stocked
with canned goods. ice cream. candy,
supplies; saerifice. NM Nj. SIS siss. 'enIG5 Mis
GROCERY STORE-AlI new. mod
ern: doing good business: will sacri-
fice due to health: priced for quick
sale JOES FOOD MARIKET. l mile
Phone Laurel 9Sh.
i AM LOOKING FOE an active, re-
liable man TO invest In a new drap-
cry and decorating business. My
previous experience offers an ex-
ceptional talent In the sketching and
making OF draperies: exquisite
soT sS5niss sss Toss; siar If interested write'
EIF,sERyiCE GROCERY and mes,
market. Just OF 14th st. NV. Largs
store. excel. cond.. doing 81 900
weekly bus: rent. $50 mo-. 3-yr
lease. 5-yr. option: all fresh stock
Al equip; $1,000 down. stock incl
Buy Of the month! Only S10,5O0
II. 4..200. RE. 1916, CHAPMAN
CABINET SHOP for sale: fully equip
ped: spray room: all wired and
ready for production; $3.50. terms
available. CO $3.50 or 10. 2-o4tl
III
PARTNER with mechanical back
ground for .refriseration. carbona-
ton and soda fountain repairs ana
sales business, to assume full part
nership in active concern with
large backlog OF work: investment
sToRE. does about 5000 q
wk.; clean stock and fixtures; / wifi
get you started for only S495 down
on fixtures. Vicinity 3rd and F st
ne. Mr.. PERRY. DI. ST24. Eyes
OIL 1941. -IS
NEWSSTAND-Best location in Silver
Spring. $500 to 500 wkly.. excel,
income, reas. 965 BonSfant st.
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719 . ST. NE

719 D ST. NE.
/ rm., kit. and bath; $50 per mo-.
includes heat and all utilities. To
inspect, see janitor on premises. or
call BOSS AND PHELPS, INC. MA.
5000. LIZ
COLORED-APT. for rent unfur-
coIoEEpoTRSfDaD. 9iieae cs1l M sfss spacious. s7
rms. kit. bath, 1st-fi. apt; ali
.,Ui Ysiis eph fg5n. i Ia1,, 55l745 .sr -. ..is
bath; heat furn. or will furn. entire
apt; Ia blocks of Union Station;
conv. transp. II. 6-233O.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
GREGORY ESTATES
A Modern Apartment
Development at Rentals
You Can Afford!


L.r, B.r., Kit.-Dinette, Bath
S71j0
Q Bedrms., Liv. Rm.. Dinette, Kit
and Bath. $S0-SS2 80
All utilities are included in rent
primary and secondary schools in
walking distance Storage spaces
play yards. of-street parking. laun-
and dryers-aII for your convent.
ence. TO REACH: TAKE BENNINC
RD. NE. TO CENTRAL AVE, OUT
CENTRAL AVE. ABOUT 2 MI. TC
ApDISoN RID; LEFT ON ADDISON
SEAT PLEASANT. THEN RIGHT
TO PROJECT. OR TAKE SEAT
PLEASANT BUS TO SEAT PL. PUB.
Lie SCHOOL AND THENCE TC
RENTAL OFFICE. 10. S-2295.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 n st. NV. Ma. 2345,
Evening star., 1951-12-17
HOUSES sALE-s.E. Gent,
DOCTOR

Make this your future home and
% fce srdU s1Y SE SstaeSsS assT brdt aas oetgr ear
garage. large level lot, fenced.
Ideal location In large. Erowing
white section. Available immedi-
ately. Can be seen by calling
BUSADA, 10. 9-S500. AIS South
ern ave Sc IL
Evening star., 1951-12-17
HOUSES UNEuRNlsHEp

COUNTRY HOME. North OF city; 8
bedrms: oil: air-cond. heat. Comb.
storm and screen sash. Outbldgs.
q minutes downtown Washington;
CORNER s'sS Ro e.RM! eia co BRIck iasl HOUSE
chen gas heat. front porch, deer
lot Vicinity Naylor rd and Alabama
ave. Sc; convenient to elementary
NEW 3 BEDkM.. pries rambler. 1HS SIS
RoekylIl. Rsg aH Nd. Se ooE. Saa osso. BuFen ls st.
LOVELY. large bedrooms and der
home. ! "a baths. liv. room, with fire-
sse ase ,.1sed an Tsqg bss ssTs ass ky
barbecue; bsmt,. workshop; newly
mo Fails Church area. cow. e e
Pentagon. etc. JE. 2-l212. lis
ARLINGTON-Nr. Lee blvd: 3.
S,4r.1. SSsdTm houss Nsgs wit With =, full bsms Of
FALLS CHURCH 2-bedrm., EQUIP
sss.. stt;. fuli bsmt;; oil heat; frspl;; gar
1hmmsspiass hmmss ps;, shSSPiafs oP fcss si5s per
JEFFERSON MANOR bedrms /;
fenced back ward; conv. TO Penta-
HSsTisdros fSa m 81 Rflzfif REzHFr sos co oS SS
MCLEAN. vA.-New. 3 sedrms., ia
baths; spacious and beautifully COM
pleted gar. lge. lot; S16S. Ell. 1907
s1os 1,5:t sHrals QUEENS e CHAPEL APE "A RID; MD
and bath. auto. heat, sarase.
screened porch. enci. yard; very
close to all conveniences: S125 per
mo. PoLINGER. JU. 7-SS09. -20
1908 COLLINS AvE.-Wheaton. Md. !:
liv, rm. With frepl.. 2 bedrms;. eas
hsf hUMPHRihs Si' Re ss.l1os. Rs Ss Ssl & sagS g.
SILVER sPRING-we have several
and 3 bedroom houses available
9HoSssoS 91RHsslsstlS q aaAg gsF sfa mo- slSS. SS
BETHEsDA. MD; beautiful det.. ex-
clusively located brick home; rms.
IN excel. cond.: 5000 per mo. Gail
R; A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors. MA.
NEAR ANNANDALE; new det.. brick.
compl. elec. kit: fun bsmt.: gas
heat: storage attic; immed. occu-
paney. sl25 mo. Call FA. 694os;
sos. s.50-2 bedrms: semidet.: Arl,. mr..
Fl. .Myer, Pentsgon. Navy Annex,
Wash-Lee Shopping. EN-. 5B7S.--20
COL UMBIA PINES-Newly dec. z
bedroom house, large liv room-din.
room comb. u baths. full bsmt =.
gas heat, screened-in porch. attached
gar; ) min. to Pentagon; 81 35 mo.
909 Rose lane. INQUIRE 945 Rose
NEW lew Two-BEDRooM BRICK. avail
able. now; stove. refrigerator and
washer; gas heat; new shopping
center: 10 minutes to Pentagon:
good tsansp. TO D. c. See Sunday.
GGEeoRGHIsTIoiwN-a-story. 3-bedrm.,
2-bath frame home: nice garden;
immediate occupancy. AP. 921l.
ALEXANDRIA AREA-2-bedrm. semi
det, brick. gas heat, fenced yard.
fun bsmt;; $1lb mo. Call AL. Il47
ARLINGT0N--ciose-in, best section.
New, 3 bedrms., n baths, l5'x2O'
liv. rm.; fun bsmt.; blk. Patrick
Henry. Thomas Jefferson Schools
and shopping; bus service; S165.
7l0 s. Irving st. Ewes, ia. S-0l73.
SILVER SPRING - Four Corners
rms. lge.. incl. porch, recr. rm. (;
quiet neighborhood; S135 mo. LO.
5-3434. -17
BETHESDA g SILVER SPRING
rooms, lv. rm., din. rm.. bath. kit.
bsmt.; I-year lease required In
quire FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.. 1929
& 81: NV. Ma. 0352 -I7
sga FOR RENT
Evening star., 1951-12-17
VIRGINIA

21S Evans lane. Lynnhaven. Alex
andria, newly decorated. 2-bedrm.
row brick house; full bsnt. gas
heat. To inspect, call WO, 1888
1901 No. TAYLOR ST.. 2-story white
Colonial with 1st-h bedrm and
bath; 2 bedrms. and bath upstairs; /;
recr. rrn., large fenced yard. Call
ia 2-2193 for key.
WALKER AND DUNLOP, INC.
I 1CQ0 1Sfh CT nT 0ooO ~
Evening star., 1951-12-17
COOP. APIS. SALE tcent.)

COLORED-I9I5 IeIA ST. NV
Available for immediate occupancy
first-foor. rear apartment of
rooms. kitchen. bath; $500 casi
and S75 monthly. To inspect. cal
MA. So3S. -17
Evening star., 1951-12-17
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

C0LORED GIRL to share room. twir
util. furnished. HU. g369. Ii
Evening star., 1951-12-17

NOW READY, the second section of
our Georgetown apartment in
Southeast: designed for young mod
and convenient to Andrews and
Boiling Fields; 3 rms, kit. bath
and screened-in back porch; charm
ingly furnished; $3.50 plus all
utils. For appt.. call Ii. 6-d144.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
FOR RENT

EO1k 1ElIxN
We have several large and small
homes. well located. furnished and
unfurnished. from Sl35 to $500.
Occupancy on some before Christ
mas; for further Information. call
BOSS & PHELPS
1417 K st NV. Ma. 1900
S95 PER MO.--New. 5-rm. house on
A-acre lot; oil f.-w.h.: 2 bedrms.
on LIST f.: space for 2 bedrms. on
End a.: large Iiv. rm.: 1S min.
Pentagon. 20 min, downtown D.. c.
Fairfax 900 -1T
Evening star., 1951-12-17
ALEXANDRIA
Alexandria RarpainS

Brick home in downtown location,
only 2 blks. from King st: Ideal for
large family, rooming house, or
divided into apis Contains living
rm., dining rm., kitchen and den,
heat. Full price, Sl3950. with only
$1,000 down
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
1I6 s. st. Asaph St. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1951-12-17

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HcIEL-Ope-
room kit. and bath: completely
furn.; air-condit!oned ant: tub and
shower; So to 81 per dav for or
2 people: full hotel service; no time
limit. 600 Goth st. NV. MA 6A3S
OVERLOOKING Rock Greek Park.
eiev. apt; 5 rms. 9 baths; S2l6.
CHI 2l03 OF 10. 43sS 90
/ OR Q BEDRM. APT, In quiet pvt
home. Call TU. 1876 or EN- s14s.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
MCLEAN. VIRGINIA
PREWAR

FOR LEASE. FURSIsHED-Large
new country house. 20 minis. from
D. c. line on River rd. Beautifully
furnished, Q hreplaces. 20-ft. min.
rm, Soft. liv- rm.. 4 bedrms.. 3
baths and servants quarters with
bath; two-car garage. oil burner
hot-water heat. Short or long term
lease. Cal Rockville 3l64 LIZ
Evening star., 1951-12-17
THE EVENING STAR C.
HOUSES sAlE-VA. Cont }

Washington, D. G.
MONDAY, DECEMBER II, 1881
Evening star., 1951-12-17
OW 5000
TOASTY WARM
ARLINGTON FOREST

are ours to offer exclusively; 3 bed
rms. full bsmt.. all close to shop
ping. schools and transp.; one has
a garage; some corner lots. Don't
wait, call today.
Evening star., 1951-04-30


home There Three stores in the United Stote
Whot does this you customer? 1t
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1t tho nomuch Frederick Atkins hos always had
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that benefit customers
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special Moy Celebration Sovnes in oil stores downtown q
summer foshions and accessories for misses and wa
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refresh your home and moke housekeeping easier both
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Every item has been shopped and its voue verified by
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And there mony wonderful things it's just sale it's
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-22
Mrs Nellie M. Smith

Mrs. Nellie M. Smith, widow of
Alton H. Smith, who was associ-
ated with the Forest City Paint
Co. prior to his death in 1945, died
Thursday, March 22nd at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Lois Hover,
1884 lakewood ave.
Mrs Smith was active in the
suffrage movement and was an
early member in the League of
Women Voters. She was member
of the Conversationalist club and
Euclid ave. Congregational Church.
Services and burial were private.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-22
Clinton Segerlund

Until recently a resident of
Cleveland, Clinton Segerlund, 81,
died Friday, March 18th at Lake
side Hospital where he had been
a patient for some time. He was
a veteran of World War l.
Mr.. Segerlund had been en-
ployed for the past 25 years as an
electrician for the Dingle Clark Co.
and worked on many large indus
trial installations. A native of Tai
madge, Ohio, he had been a Cleve-
land resident for SO years.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Lillian Hartman Segerlund, son,
Glenn; and a sister, Mrs. James
Wollstan.
Services were held Monday,
March 10Th. Burial was in Sunset
Memorial Park Cemetery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-22
Mrs. Elizabeth Hagar

Mrs. Elizabeth Hagar, widow of
James Hagar, who was well known
in Cleveland advertising circles,
died at her home, 1850 Westburn
rd., March 18th. Services were held
March 10th.
Mrs. Hagar was active in the
work of the Episcopal Church. She
had been a resident of Cleveland
since 1901, coming from Easton,
Pa. where she was born.
A son, Robert E. Hagar, an at
torney, and sister, Mrs. Herbert
Shooter of Binghamton, N. Y. sur
vive here.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-22
Deaths
Mrs. Mary /. Foster

Mrs. Mary 1. Foster, one of
Alder avenues oldest residents,
died at her home, No. 147O1, Tues
day, March 18th following long
illness. She was aged 81 years.
Born in Carlisle, England in
1864, Mrs. Foster and her husband
came to the United States in 1912
to Join their son John and daugh-
ter, Florence E., who with her hus-
band, John, survive.
Services were held Monday,
March 16, conducted by Evangelist
George Duncan of Cleveland and
Leonard Sheldrake of Kansas City.
Interment in Knollwood Cemetery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-22
CARD OF THANKS

WE wish to express our sincere ap-
probation to all our friends and and
avenues for their kind expressions
of sympathy, floral tribute and gifts
during the recent loss of our be-
loved wife and mother.
John Foster and family,
147Ol Alder avenue
! wish to thank my neighbors who so
kindly remembered me with a bas-
ket of fruit during my illness. Your
thoughtfulness brought me much
cheer when / needed it most, and
the fruit was very good
Mrs Paul Saccani
1882 Savannah ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-03-22
Everett Martin


Everett Martin, we'll known ac-
countant and tax consultant of
East Cleveland, died in Huron
Road Hospital Wednesday, March
18th, having been a patient there
for a week.
Services were conducted by the
Rev. Alva E. Beers, minister of
East Glenville Methodist Church
on Saturday, March 17th, and
burial was made in Crown Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Martin was one of two re-
naming charter members of the
East Cleveland COP club and had
resided here since 1921.
Surviving are his wife, two
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Brining of
Che>terland and Miss Grace f.
Martin, at home; six grandchil-
dren; one sister and three brothers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-23

Friday evening, after having beer
postponed on account of weather
conditions.
The Breakfast Club" meeting
of the Home Demonstration
Council will be held this week
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock III
the home of Mrs. Arthur Rofkar
The Union Sunday School
board met Thursday evening in
the home of the superintendent
Emil Parker. A contribution was
voted toward the purchase of a
new heating system for the
Chapel.
The Ladies Aid Society will
meet Friday afternoon, Feb. %
with Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mrs.
Ambrose Pearce will assist.
Donald Rhodes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Rhodes is the latest
Catawba youth to enlist in mill
tary service, having left Wedncs-
day for Great Lakes, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tice DeBoer have
returned from a trip to Arizona.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Gump OF
Toledo spent the weekend here
with Mrs. Gump's father, Viii.
bur Dodge.
The I. o. o. F. held a regular
meeting in the Lodge Hall on
Monday evening, Feb. 10.
Mrs. Fred Wertenbach and
Mrs. l.. Wolfe of Pittsburgh, Pa,
are visiting here at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Webster, ON
Lorain Ave.
The p. T. A. sponsored a pub.
lie dinner in the Assembly Room
Sunday evening. Guests were
served from 6 to $50 p. m. and
about $50 dinners were served.
A regular meeting of the mem.
bers of Lone Willow Rebekah
lodge was held Thursday even.
ing. The second degree team
held practice under the good ol
the order. Social hour followed
and light refreshments were ser
we'd.
News was received here of the
death of Jack Hobart of Lima,
O. The Hobarts are listed on the
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summer colony residents. Their
home is on Lorain Ave. Mr.. Ho-
bart had been i'll for several
years.
A regular meeting of the Yes
trymen of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church was held on Tuesday eve
ming.
The firemen held a special
meeting on Wednesday evening.
when fire chief McGlachlin of
Sandusky was present. The
guest was the speaker of the
evening and fire prevention and
fire protection was the main topic
of discussion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis
of Toledo spent the weekend
here fishing through the ice.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Greer and
sons Gregory and Jeffery of Me-
tamora returned to their home
Tuesday morning after a two
weeks visit here at the Earl Hal
lock home.
The changeable wea he +
brought us another fog, on