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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Addams Hits
Tiipsy Drivers
.OverIoaders

East Cleveland City jail had
three 48-hour guests early this
week. Charged with driving while
intoxicated, Marvin Oliver, 20, o.
TAG East 154th ST.; Alban Van
Gorder, Al, of 1880 Euclid ave.
engineer for U. S. Steel Corp, ane
Willard A. York, 62, of 1904 Shaw
ave-, foreman for Cleveland Crane
and Engineering Co., were fined
5000 and costs, and 48 hours by
Judge Stanton Adams on Monday.
Four truck drivers added their
names to the list of men violating
the city ordinance by overlooking
their trucks. Fined were: Henry
Sekula, %, of Waterford, Pa,
driver for Service Transport Co.,
1920 pounds overweight, fine $108;
Anthony Baiardo, 36, of Ambridge,
Pa, driver for j. Miller Co., 1450
pounds overweight, $66 fine; Willis
H. Harmon, 81, Frazersburg, Ohio,
driver for Hume Transfer Co., for
feited his $100 bond deposited after
police found his truck to be 3,340
pounds overloaded; Walter Kreger,
81, of Blossburg, Pa, driver for
N. D. Transfer Co., carried 2,430
pounds overweight and also for
feited his $100 bond.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Annual Festival
Flowers And Music
Sunday Morning

The Annual Festival of Flowers
and Music will be observed next
Sunday, June 18th, at the 10:45
Morning Worship Service of the
Phillips Avenue Presbyterian
Church. The Senior and Girls
Choirs, under the direction of Miss
Louise Cleaveland, will present a
group of anthems and solos, and
the congregation will share in the
program by bringing bouquets of
flowers from their gardens for the
Church cnancel.
The Senior Choir will offer
Franck's, psalm 15O," and 81 Will
Lift Up Mine Eyes," by Harker.
The Girls Choir will sing, "The
Green Cathedral" by Hahn, and
"Let All Things Now Living" by
Davis. "If God so Clothe the
Grass" by Bishop Harding, will be
sung by a quartet made up of Miss
Jean Klippert, Miss Mary Wilson,
John Sinclair, jr., and Joseph
Baechle.
Nursery care for children under
three years is provided during the
service for the convenience of
parents.
A Coffee hour will be held i'm
mediately following Morning Wor-
ship in the Church recreation hall
with members of Circle No. 2 in
charge of arrangements.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Entertainment.
Eats Handieraft
Carnival Fare

Tomorrow is the night-the red
letter date on the June calendar
for Boy Scout Troop 108. Friday,
June 18th, is the date of their
annual Carnival at Caledonia Play
ground. The fun starts at half-past
six by the clock.
There will be something for ev-
eryone. A fish pond for small girls
and boys; games, stunts, movies
for the older children; and, of
course, plenty of the kind of re-
freshments to suit all ages. There
will be coffee, home made cake,
ice cream, hot dogs, cokes, pop
corn balls.
Grown-ups especially will be at
tracted to the Gift Shop, manned
by Scout Mothers, where attractive
and clever articles for the home,
all made by the Scouts, will be
for sale. There are striking flower
holders, decorative wall brackets
and ash trays, napkin and plate
holders, glass shelves for plants
in metal scroll work, and two-tone
wooden whistles, safest for even
the youngest to blow, as they are
swallow-proof.
The boys have been working for
weeks handicrafting these articles
under the supervision of Don w.
Glynn, handicraft advisor, in the
garage at the Glyn residence,
In case of rain, the Carnival
will be held Saturday night, the
same place, the same time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Detectives Time
Truck And Get
.HoId-up Suspect

Two youths who on February 4th
last held up the Stoff Restaurant,
1917 Euclid ave. taking $91 from
the cash register ARE now await
ing a hearing on that charge.
Cleveland police picked up the
older of the two, he is just over
the Juvenile age, on a petty lar
ceny charge. During questioning
the youth said he had been in on
the Stoff job, and implicated his
younger friend, a Juvenile.
Through a department investi-
cation, East Cleveland detectives
learned that the second boy had
gone on a trip with friend van
driver. Checking with the van dis
patcher, police estimated the time
of the arrival of the truck in East
Cleveland on the returned trip to
be Sunday, June 10th. According
ly road block was set up and at
$50 p. M, Sunday. Patrolman Nor
man Shaw, on the detail, had his
man.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
NeIa Engineers
To |. {. |. Meet

General Electric's Nela Park
will have three Illuminating engin-
eers among the United States del
egates to the 18th meeting of the
International Commission on Il
Elimination to be held in Stock
holm, Sweden, June 26th through
July 5th. Already enroute to the
conference are Willard C. Brown,
manager of the engineering divi-
sion; C. NJ. Cutler, in charge of
lighting applications for industry,
and Sylvester X. Guth, in charge
of lighting research activities.
DR.. Ward Harrison, retired head
of Nela Parks engineering divi-
sion is chairman of the I.C.I. Com
mittee of papers. Prof. Russell C.
Putnam of Case Institute of Tech
nology is also a delegate.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Warn Parents As
Children Turn
In False Alarm

Again Miss Genevieve Quinn,
Welfare Director, reminds parents
to caution their children against
sending in false alarms of fires.
Children, said Miss Quinn,
SHOULD be advised of the serious
ness of this act, and should be
taught when to use fire alarm
box, and how to use it properly.
This warning follows the ap-
prehension of two nine-year old
girls who turned in false alarm
from East 152nd st. and Colt rd.,
making nine such false alarms so
far this year. In line with the
Welfare Department policy, both
cases were filed in Juvenile Court.
Aside from the waste of money
which every ALARM costs the tax
payers, there remains the Danger
of 2. real alarm being turned in
while the department equipment is
responding to a false alarm, points
out Miss Quinn, who adds that a
city ordinance fixes fine of $100
and costs for the first offense and
up to $500 and Imprisonment for
a second violation.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14


Still awaiting word from the Ma
tional Production Authority as the
future of the proposed Shaw High
School gymnasium, the Board of
Education and the general contrac-
tor, Alger-R Inc. have come to
mutual agreement to extend the
contract deadline days. Normally
the time limit in which the con-
tract must be accepted or rejected
expired Saturday, June 9th.
This contract together with those
for the heating and ventilating, and
the electrical work on the proposed
new structure, were to have been
awarded May 14th. But at noon
that same day the Board of Edu-
cation was advised of the newest
NPA ruling requiring approval be-
fore proceeding with such struc-
lures.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Invite Diabetic
Children To Enjoy
Camp At Novelty

"Do you have diabetic children
in your district children aged
six to sixteen, who should have
the privilege Of a month at camp p
This is the question which came
Monday to East Cleveland Health
Commissioner Helen Smith from
Louis E. Mueller, NJ. D. District
Health Officers of the Ohio De-
partment of Health.
DR.. Mueller states that num-
ber of "camperships" which will
pay all or part of the child's ex-
penses are still available at Ho
Mita Koda, the summer camp for
diabetic children at Novelty, Ohio.
The nutrition consultant at the
camp is Mrs. Ethel Patterson.
The Camp Board, states DR..
Mueller, is anxious that no diabetic
child be denied the camp experience
for financial reasons. They ask
that parents in moderate circum-
stances who normally do not accept
assistance, feel free to apply for
a campership, or accept one pro-
vided by a local organization, in
order that the diabetic child may
attend the camp for a month.
Information may be had by con-
tacting Miss Smith at City Hall, or
by writing to William Thornburgh,
Director, Ho Mita Koda Camp,
RID. No. 2. Chardon, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Need Of Sanitation
As Way Of Life Is
Conference Subject

Miss Helen Smith, East Cleve-
land Health Commissioner is home
from Lake Hope, Vinton County,
where she spent last week attend
ing conferences of the Ohio Health
Commissioners.
Theme for the weeks study and
discussion was Sanitation is a
way of Life. The National Sani-
tation Foundation expresses this
way, Miss Smith says: Sanitation
is really the quality of living that
is expressed in the clean home, the
clean farm, the clean business, the
clean industry, the clean neighbor-
hood, and the clean community.
Being a way Of life, it must
come from within the people; it is
nourished by knowledge and grows
as an obligation and an ideal in
human relations"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14

An application was rushed to
Washington and the board has re-
ceived notice from NPA of its ar
rival together with an indication
that an early reply would be forth
coming.
The Algerian contract is for
$327,575; The Kahn Co. received
the heating and ventilating bid on
its $77,400 figure and the Doan
Electrical Co. for electrical work
on its bid of $39,950. This totals
$444, 1926 for the three contracts.
Work will be rushed when and If
NPA approves the structure, the
board indicates.
In the meanwhile the two houses
on the gym site are to be auctioned
Monday, June 18th at 7:30 p. m.
No bidders were received at the
first auction called early in May.
DR.. o. J. Korb announces the
resignation Of four teachers and
the retirement of one custodian,
William Strandt, who has been at
Kirk Jr. High School.
The resigning teachers are Clara
Austin, nurse; Bernice McMullen
of the Mayfair staff; Joan Steven
son of the Prospect staff; and
Doloris Vendeley of the Chambers
staff.
Appointed to teach with the be-
ginning of the fall term Of school
are: Greta Anderson, elementary;
Miss Anderson, resident of 1928
Linwood ave. was graduated this
June from Flora Stone Mather Coz
lege.
Miss Alice Kent to the position
of teacher and supervisor of class
es for the Deaf and Hard of Hear
ing at Kirk Jr. High, Superior and
Mayfair schools. For Miss Kent
this is return to East Cleveland
since she taught at Superior School
in 1941-42. She returns here from
Clark School in Northampton,
Mass.
Claire Landgreb, a Shaw High
graduate also is among this years
Flora Stone Mather graduates. She
resides with her parents at 1857
Burnette ave. She will be assigned
to the Elementary grades.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14

Officers of the East Cleveland
Woman's Club are starting early
to plan for the 1951-52 club year.
Mrs. H. w. Cation, second vice
president; Mrs. H. w. Singer, again
the president; Mrs. H. H. Young,
treasurer; and Mrs. J. P. Park,
secretary, met at the Club to talk
things over at the, first board
session.
The first board meeting of the
East Cleveland Woman's Club with
the new members of the executive
board was held Thursday, June 7th.
At this time the club President,
Mrs. H. w. Singer announced her
appointments of chairmen to the
various positions of the board.
Mrs. Guy T. Rockwell, currently
vice president will head the i'm
portant program committee. Mrs.
Roger William Thomas, civics
chairman will also be the clubs
representative to the East Cleve-
land Community Council. The sec
ond vice president, Mrs. H. w.
Cation is the new drama chairman.
Other chairmen are: Mrs. r. S.
Stralton, social; Mrs. Edward Arm,
membership; Mrs. r. A. Wiswell,
house, with Mrs. H. H. Young serv-
ing as board representative on this
committee; Mrs. R. C. Coburn,
literature and fine arts; Mrs. David
Daker, circles; Mrs. C. A. Eben-
hack, music and artisan; Mrs. VIM.
McCaw, hospitality; Mrs. Phyllis
Mckee. philantrophy. The recep-
tionists will be Mrs. Alfred Frank
lin and Mrs. Donald Younger; Mrs.
Helen Jackson, finance officer.
Mrs. n. s. DeOtt will be liason
between club and the public by way
of her assignment as club reporter.
At the previous board meeting
Mrs. G. Fl. Leffel was elected as
sistant treasurer, and Mrs. H. G.
Whitcomb, corresponding secretary.
Representative to the Federation of
Women's Clubs is Mrs. Eleanor
Hogle.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Full House As CentervilIe Mills Y
Camp Opens: Canoe Trip Openings

With every place at the table
spoken for-207 in all, and with a
small waiting list, the East Cleve-
land YMCA camp at Centerville
Mills will open June 21st with a
full house, W. V. Cumler, Y execu-
tive secretary announces.
However, says Mr.. Cumler, there
are a few vacancies for the North
woods canoe trip, July 18th to
August 3rd, in the Timagami D
Forest Reserve in northern On
tario. Advanced swimmers, 13 to
16 years who are interested may
get needed information at the Y
House, Lee rd. at Euclid ave.
A full staff is ready to start
with their POT young charges at
Centerville Mills where ten days
of camping are available under top
supervision and guidance. The boys
are grouped into Midgets, Juniors,
and Seniors on an age level.
Assisting Mr.. Cumler on the
adult side, will be Jim North, the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14

new physical ed director; X. S.
Whiteman, T. c. Peters, Bob Ken
nedy, Thomas E. King, Marvin
Frankel and Kenneth Forge.
Young men who are present or
recent Hi-Y folk who will be at
camp ready to do their share, are
Don Young, Tom Meinhart, a
sophomore at Kent; Bob Magee, a
senior at Case; Paul Martin, Jim
Griffith, Roger Sauer, Gus Pallad,
Bud Cathcart,. George Schriver,
John Cowles, Barney Apthorp, and
Case Sprenkle.
Roland Patzer will lead the sing
ing with Jim North at the piano.
Jim likes to play the organ, too.
Proper food for hungry boys
will be assured as Mrs. May
Barndt, East Clevelander returns
as camp dietician. Leonard Price
will be Waterfront Safety director.
and Allen Larson will teach craft.
Mrs. X. S. Whiteman will be ready
to first aid as camp nurse.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14

The grand prize, the brand new
1851 Mercury tudor sedan, is al.
ready touring the streets of East
Cleveland under the supervision OF
Dave Trump. You can't miss the
shining Mercury, as it is topped by
a huge banner advertising the big
day, and Dave is telling the world
about the picnic over the public
address system.
Meanwhile, Tomsic and Rohlfing
announce further plans for the big
day, including those to revive the
old "Crazy Hat Contest" for the
women. Dave Whale, who has run
this contest in the past, again will
have charge. Dave has lined up
some nice prizes for the ladies in
this always-popular contest.
The annual baseball game be-
tween the Exchange Club and the
East Cleveland Kiwanis Club again
will highlight the afternoons fes-
tivities. This game, always a crowd
pleaser, should be better than ever
this year, with the principals of
both teams getting in many prac-
tice sessions at there Shang-ra-las
before the big day.
The Shaw High School band, one
of the finest schoolboy organiza-
tions in the entire state, again will
give a concert. Plans call for their
playing from A p. m. until the
grand drawing festivities begin at
8 p. m.
Meanwhile, Don Fisher, chair
man of the arrangements for the
merchants exposition in the Log
Cabin, announces that many mer-
chants have already signed up for
space in the cabin that day. Any
merchant wishing to participate in
this exposition, which was huge
success last year, is urged to con-
tact him before all the space is
gone.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Free Movie Tickets

You can get a pair of compile
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.
Tonight, tomorrow and Satur-
day nights you'll enjoy SAM
SON AND DELILAH."
Saturday matinee the kiddies
will want to see ROY ROGERS
in TRAIL OF ROBINHOOD."
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
it's YOU'RE IN THE NAVY
NOW"
Next Wednesday you'll want
to see FOLLOW THE SUM-"
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
Shaw-Hayden Theatre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Invite Swimmers
To Water Safety
Training Class

All persons Interested IN teach
ing swimming, diving, first aid,
life saving and accident prevention
are invited to attend the Today
training course held by the Amer
lean Red Cross at the National
Aquatic School, Camp Lutherlyn,
Prospect Pa. The session opens
June 18th and concludes June
22nd. Applicants, men and women,
must be 18 years of age. An all
inclusive fee of about $45 covers
expenses.
The courses provide thorough
instructor and leadership training
for camps, recreation and park de-
partments, youth organizations and
clubs. This year a special fire and
police leadership course is offered
to meet the needs of policemen and
firemen first-aid training.
Call SU. 1880, the safety divi-
sion of Red Cross, if interested.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Chest x-Rays At
NobIe-NeIaviiew
These Three Days

If you missed the Christmas Seal
Travelling Clinic as it stopped for
business at other points in East
Cleveland this past two weeks, you
still have a chance for a free
X-Ray.
The Clinic will be at Noble and
Nelaview aves. today, tomorrow
and Saturday. Today and Friday
hours are from 1000 a. m. to $50
p. m. Saturday hours are from $50
to 400 p. m.
Totals of the Superior Euclid
survey were 1779 which added to
the 1893 persons who were X
rayed at either the Shaw-Hayden
or Euclid -Taylor-Coit stations
means total of 1872 have taken
advantage of this health service
in East Cleveland.
"We are more than pleased with
the response of East Clevelanders
in this 1851 Survey" commended
Mrs. L. C. Tefft in charge of this
field service in the joint program
of the Christmas Seal Committee
and the Anti tuberculosis League
of Cuyahoga County. "When the
Noble-Nelaview figures come in
we expect to show one of the best
totals yet for East Cleveland" Mrs.
Tefft added.
Caledonia PTA members who
will serve at the Noble -Nelaview
station are Mrs. w. H. Conrad,
Mrs. Louis Schweizer, Mrs. T. w.
David, Mrs. N. o. Heimerdinger,
Mrs. VIM. Kruger, Mrs. T. J.
Borsch, Mrs. VIM. Olson, Mrs.
Leo Boylan, Mrs. R. ]. Erwin, Mrs.
M. ]. Price, Mrs. J. T. Welter, Mrs.
A. 2. Allen, Mrs. E. Frank Roberts.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Jim North
Metaphysical
Head At YIN

A Kent State University gradu-
ate of the June class of 1860, Jim
North, is the new physical director
at the East Cleveland YMCA. Not
ice of his appointment was made
Tuesday by w. V. Cumler, execu-
tive secretary at the Y. North is
taking over his new duties at once.
Since his graduation from Kent,
North has been with the Youngs-
town Steel & Tube Co., in Youngs-
town, his home town.
The new physical director is not
new to YMCA interests. He was a
Y member during his pre-college
1ays ard A.5 bee, active in Scors-
ing and Scout Camp programs.
During his senior year at Kent u
he had charge of intramural ath-
letics.
While basketball and tennis are
his top sports, North is rated an
excellent all-around athlete. He
plays both the piano and the organ.
Cumler is already putting him
down as accompanist for the boys
at Centerville Mills Camp, where
North will make his first contacts
with many of the Y members.
North decided to enter the YMCA
field after weighing it against a
teaching career with emphasis on
science. While with the steel COM
pany, he was in their testing lab
oratory, but the contacts with
growing boys and his athletic in
terests finally decided the question
in favor of the YMCA.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Question Of Financing To Come Up As
MAYORS Meet To Talk Over Civil Defense

City Manager c. A. Carran will
attend a meeting of the Ameri-
can Municipal Association in De-
troit on Tuesday, June 10Th, it was
announced today.
Discussion at the meeting will
center about the various problems
faced by municipalities in connec-
tion with Civil Defense. 1t is be-
lieved that by meeting together
and seeing what some cities have
done, other city official will be
better equipped to cope with the
civil defense situations encountered
in their home cities.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
To Ordaiin
Minister
Sunday

An unusual opportunity is given
the members and friends of ST.
James Church, Hayden ave. near
Shaw, Sunday evening, June 18th
at 7:45, when Clifford Leroy
Schreck, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ir-
vim F. Schreck, 1888 Belvoir blvd,
will be ordained.
Mr.. Schreck was graduated from
HANNA Divinity, Wittenberg Col
lege, Springfield, Ohio and was
to have been ordained at the meet
ing of Synod, Toledo, Ohio, but
because of illness his ordination
was delayed and will be held at
this time.
Pastor Schreck will begin his
career as minister of Second Luth-
eran Church, Richmond, Indiana.
The ordination will be under the
direction of the Rev. John w.
Grohne, president of the Eastern
Conference of the Ohio Synod. The
Rev. M. Dean Shaffer, pastor emer-
titus of St. James, will preach, and
the Rev. Kenneth E. Wilt, pastor
of St. James, will be liturgist.
Because of illness, the service
will be broadcast privately to Mrs.
Irwin F. Schreck at her residence.
Mrs. Clifford Schreck will sing,
The Senior Choir will present the
anthem, "How Beautiful" (Stain-
er).
A number of gifts will be given
Mr.. Scherck by organizations and
the congregation of st. James
Church, of which he has been 9
member and in which he served
as student pastor last summer.
Friends of ST. James and Pastor
Schreck are invited to attend the
Service of Ordination.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Paul Heiser Opens
Appliance Store
At 2l51 Noble Road

You are invited this weekend
to the Grand Opening of Paul
Heiser's new appliance and furni-
ture store at 2151 Noble Rd. There
will be door prizes and big food
prize offer, etc.
Paul Heiser is an East Cleve-
land boy, lived here rs years, grad
uated from Shaw High and Ohio
University, member of Delta Tau
Delta. He's been in the appliance
business 10 years.
The Heisers live at l3708 Garden
rd. They have two young daugh-
tiers, Patsy and Sally 10.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14
Tax Stamp Drive
Exchange Memorial
To Charles Brush

The late Charles Brush was al
ways at the top of the list in bring
ing in tax stamps to the East
Cleveland Exchange Club. He
never tired of collecting the little
sales slips here and there when
ever he could find them.
Now the club, in Charles Brush
Day has gathered $1,523.41 in
stamps and a gift of $500 in his
memory. Included in this contrib
ution were six envelopes contain
ing $178.0O in stamps that Mr..
Brush himself had collected, ready
to send in, when death interviewed.
The tax stamp returns go into
the clubs community service fund.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-06-14

East Cleveland is ahead of the
average city in its defense pro-
gram, with training classes under
way and volunteer regis
tered in sufficient numbers to
form the nucleus of its organiza-
tion. However, much remains to
be done.
One of the questions that un-
doubtedly will be raised at the
meeting in Detroit is the financing
of the civil defense program in
municipalities, question which so
far has been a major headache for
all cities.