davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22

no official statistics are av,;i,1ie
most experts feel that if n,',,
survives the disease hazards - t ~
tlrSt year, and is not RIM dorr,,
oy an automobile, be c.n Ioo,-
forward to ripe old age Of ~ ~
- years. Less than q decade 80
his life expectancy was onIv $500 asU'
or eight years. ~
LelS speculate for minute on
Wnat has happened to place Old
log log Tray IN such preferred posi-
.ion. specifically, great advances
nave been made in preventive
and therapeutic medicines. in AMI
mails hospitals and personnel, and
IN nutrition. '
IN no other aspect of veterinary
medlclne have medicaments and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22

preventives been developed more
rapidly than in the field of canine
practice.
At the giant Lederle Laborator-
les here, there is a special section
devoted to researching and solv-
ing the various disease problems
which make the dogs life hazard
Gus and unpleasant. Out of this
research have come some of the
latest drugs for preventing and
combating canine diseases.
One of these is highly effec-
tive vaccine against distemper,
most serious common disease in
dogdom. Regardless of how well
you treat your pooch or how
purebred he is, he is still suScepti-
BILE to this virus-caused disease
unless properly protected. There
was time when distemper killed
more dogs than many other di-
seases combined, but thanks to
this new immunizing vaccine the
picture is changing:
Rabies, the one-time horror of
dogdom, need no longer cause
fear and trembling. A new vaccine
developed here and announced
little over a year ago gives solid,
lasting immunity against rabies.
1t is modified live virus vaccine
which does not cause post vac
cinal paralysis, a reaction often as
terrible as the disease.
The "wonder-drugs" developed
for use in human diseases are also
plying an important role in elevat-
ing the dogs health standards.
The sulfa drugs, penicillin, and
aureomycin are used for external
and internal infections. Another
drug developed by Lederle for
combating filariassi, serious
tropical disease which infects
hundreds of millions of people, is
being used by the veterinarian to
combat heartworms and large
roundworms in dogs.
Surprising developments have
occurred in the animal hospital
field. There are about $500 ami
NAL hospitals today equipped to
take care of 10 or more animals.
The latest official listing reveals
that there are about $4,000 licens-
ed veterinarians in this country,
A visit to one of these animal
hospitals will startle the average
layman. Many of them are better
equipped than human hospitals,
and since the standards of the
veterinary profession are so high,
many dog doctors are as we'll
trained as human doctors. A sick
dog today may get thorough ex-
animation, including X-rayS, blood
test, heart test, diet test, and, in
fact, almost every test human
would get. At the first sign OF
pneumonia or other respiratory in
fections, many vets will prescribe
the antibiotic wonder drug" au-
reomycin for your dog.
All this fine care for dogs may
seem silly to some people, but
there is this to consider: with
proper care, you may have the
companionship of your dog few
wears longer than was possible in
the past. Children who grow up
with a friendly dog can really
appreciate this.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22
IODAY'S DOG
GETS EXPERT
MEDICAL CARE

,rARL. RIVER, N. Y.-The dog
80 lorser leading a dogs life"
: ,,,s % advances made in vari-
',,, Is. fields OF medicine and nutri-
uon
,iao,S bes; fliand can now have
..anSar6 Twin" equal to mans.
al his is not news to the ap-
,,,,xj,nately - million dogs in
.%;s country. And not only is the
-: :,,.s lie safer and healthier to-
~! ,,T hi, his life expectancy has
",,,r,3se!. just as mans has. While
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22

The young mother was enter
tanning her bridge club when little
Annie burst into the room.
ooh, mother" she cried. There's
2 stranger in the kitchen and ne
has the maid in a corner, huggng
and kissing herr
"Good heavens!" exclaimed the
hostess you'll have to excuse
me for a moment ladies ...'
sDon't 60, Mother" screamed
little Annie. "April Fool. 1t isn't
stranger at all-it's only Dad
dyi"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22
Williams FILA.
Chapter Meets

The Williams Township F. H.
A. chapter held its regular meet
ing on Tuesday, October IA, at
the Vocational Agriculture build
ing. with Marjorie Ward, presi-
dent, presiding.
Nadine Patterson, Doris Will
liams, Naomi Williams and Fat
Stephens made reports on club
progress and plans to sell flavor
ing as benefit was scheduled.
Lavanda Stanley Nadine Patter-
son and Geneva Hinson gave the
program entitled 1.-THE Charm OF
Good Manners"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22

The total value of home con-
sumption by farmers in the United
States in 1851 has been estimated
at So billion. Cash receipts were
almost 500 billion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22

Land prices have climbed more
rapidly in North Carolina since
1910 than in any other state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

The Orinoco River In venegue,a
has a mean depth of as feet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08
FIRE DESTROYS

tCcniinutd From Fare once
avcEue and tle breakdown of a hy.
eYasi az ire cofneg of iramaa aad
Whrelead street
Tie slruslure vas occupied by
the Key Vert Self Service Laua
dry on ire f'rst f'ocr and . loeal
Masonic o. gariesl.o1 on lie sec
e1d. The tui.diug Was said % favs
been c'osrG .cr tEe LIT st stol'
SEQ o't,o A.
A threatened collapse Of ae q.
tire east wall o. ire edinec also
hammered the quoting Of ire FIRE.
Brilliant plames az snoke and
lame were. visible from al over
re city. Craving several hundred
spectators "a TIE scene.
City Building Inspector Rr,pl'
ruIseu was scheduled - examine
the size az ue Cuugln railon today
No csgimate q. the damage was
zlscn aad itesoNaer. y. L. pcaae
said thgt II was eoFcrg3 partially
by saserance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

IS. Bower. B.03lniagion, lad;
= ayd a. Harrigan. Hobart. Ind
rraat Coi.rey. Ei9sr3tllle, NJ
Ne son FauHt Bellows fasis. VI.
TT Iac'MCrlh. F.oreaee. Ma.
.ans 4 ,kSe.saa. Aaraiioa, Pa,
Charlie To'rieh. Metropolis. Ind.
Nonzo ]. Bates Springfield. MIS-.
car. Resort ~ Jeaaiass. New
Taste. Ind. c.. Van Alcn, Pa.
aene - 1ehn Fe,.e7z. Glea
Cove NY Arthur nrosinS. West
Grove. Avondaic. Pa. Lcw Terry.
sayxille. Lloag Island. Ny, Ray.
raond .. Leaviiy. Bethesda Chevy
chase. Nd. Joe steiner and Dick
Arthur. Maynestoro. Pa, Dick
Bowers. SWissyale. Pa. and guests
.nelading lacg rhiilips 81 Illinois.
NIca eusred about the Miami
iiera,d's difficulty with re present
governor ard what te would Go an.
ler 4milar circumstances. Nc Car.
y reoied, Whatever ! would say
would - mislnlerpreted 80 would
ralter say nQihiag Il at on hat
score
n rsgard 70 he old "doaT .ence
ID in." bagslesrg u ranchers, Ne.
'ar'y $50 tht slere world be m
.iauge wren and II Re we're Cover.
cor. uiea Il cane n ienciag os
cattle. Remember I introduced
that fence Las back In 1897 IN Tai
lahassee. Re pointed cut.
McCariy plans 90 stay only enc
day In ker West Lis time bat pro-
missed. I'm return 10 key wesl
curlrfH nN campaign and I'll b.
spending . great deal q time IN shs
city then on political az well as a
frieudSttp basis. siet tlais time. I'm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08
Browns Leading
In Bowling League

A meeting Of the ~ and
drs Bowling League was held
iunday at Boca Chica before the
sfternoon sessions. Couples dc.
iced 10 purchase bowling shirts
it'll ttcir names ON ..lc back 10
istinguish the couples.
lllgh for the men was J..
caldwell With . BOT for a $50
cries. .. cockron 1917 and ].
.anfield fs4. High for the ladies
as w. Humphrey with a iss
o. a AT series G. Mcfarland
u and Marian Atzert lss.
Team 4. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
re IN first place. Teams Cit
ne tied Tor second. Mr. and Mrs.
oy and Mr.. and Mrs Atzert,
Tam 1. Mr. and Mrs Caldwell.
"a Team 7. Mr. ard Mrs. ~
mo are IN third place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

X. W.High Tennis
Team To Tackle
Miami Beach
This afternoon

The key West High
school tennis squad takes
90 the road today for their
big trip of the wear when
they Journey To Miami for
swo day. Of match play
where they will mee, the
Miami Beach and Miami
High school al Henderson
Park. The Coaehs will have
their work eu, oa, for Them
n they will be- meeting
some az The ton Junior
senni- salen. i'm the conn
try.
This afternoons match against
the hiahlv rated Beach agFera.
don should b. q hot ore. The
Niamlans are loaded With i"ien'
and are second only 70 the ceral
Gables nstmcn. The Coral Gah'ef
team Is rated number one IN the
nation. National Bows Cham"ior
Jerry Moss end Florica Stat
Champion Mike Green. head the
Beach roster. They have tws
other fine stars IN ihe person -
Pete White and CIV Filosof
Against this arrsv Of staa~ o.
c0nchs will be up against a en-
o. pull thr match oslt ~ the fir
they will have o. b. al the TOP
of their genes.
Little IL known about ihs
M'arni HioA eorabinatio-. 50
whsr she Local hc-ss and oi-ls
meet this team. hopes viii be
hsah for viciorv.
Coach Van has done a it'll
shifting in tho lineup Of the higl
school SQUAD as a result 81 the
newly inaugurstec ladder sys.
tern Of play. On the rirk team
the IistinQs are: 1 Dolores VII
late. 2 Diana Fernandez. 2. Jun,
Yates. a Vita -arrosa 5 Sht.lee
Trudeau. 8 Lynn Sellers. Diana
Fernandez Is rising steadilv an
viii probably give Villaie I
rough time for the number ON
spot in their upcoming match
june Yates has not been AZ tn
cop ~ her came AMI win have ?
battle on her hands when 81,
meets Vita Barroso.
The boys now have q nev
king In the person 81 smooth
stroking Leo Carry he ha,
scHed .compakafiveixs omy vie.
tories ever both tire Craz boys
end should be in that position
fuf some time Il his game re-
mains a. iis present peak Othel
ratings lnclnfs 2 John Cruz. :
Don crux. q Peter knight. :
Frank knight. 9 Tony Dopp. 7
Don CaFbonsll. q Frank Her
nandez. y walter Walterson. 10
Johnuy Sellsrs. n Earl Weech
~ Everett Atwell. ~ cappy. "A
sam Curry. IS. Henry cleare.
The SQUAD viii return a. IA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

beverage. water and electrical
expansion problems
Seward said he was familiar
with Key West having been here
IN 1912 when housing was being
erected here. tie il. he told Har-
vey. looking forward "a another
visit in the near future.
Mayor Harvey and commis-
slonef Cobo left Sunday after
noon By AIR end arrived in Wash
ingson that night Harvey had
not visited Washington since
1889 when he was working on
the construction Of Washington
National Airport.
II is certainly Q beautiful
job" ne said I enjoyed looking
Il over"
The Mayor and Commissioner
cobo we're entertained Al Flor
IA Party given az the National
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

Just here 10 say f'ello ana ch.oy
yoar key Nezi hQzp.iallis.-
lie shook hands with q Hearty
thank you saying 4 ~, s2auriase
the attention. however. ait s-latlt
yoa Cor che eoagtesy."
The handmade Was The IRA
kind. the voice Is the easy totase
type. With that slow. soft drawl
The Nay Mscarty desiheraies
little be. . hs speaks up On = qnss.
iion makes the right hind of ian.
PRECISION. at least on lady report.
ers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08
Marquette
Upsets
NOtre Dame
Western Kentucky
Downed Strong
Tampa BY Score
on 1910

NEW YORK lF = From ~ ir'il
cations DE Oklahoma AkHAe1 ~
oui a ske running for TIE NCN
basketball tide this year
The team that was runnerun Y
kansas STATE in the Western NCAA
finals last year received probably
4 fatal hlou 20 lis 1852 hopes Thurs
day night In losing 20 Tulsa as-ss
n vas the first Tulsa victory over
the Aggies in II years.
A Gas also the Aggies second
defeat in Missouri Conference corn
pesls,en and gave ~. Louis. ua
heassn In ieagae play. an apparent
ssranxlshold en- the league erown
the Missouri Conference ~ianeF
automatically qualities ior TIE
Western NcAA eliminaiions
Meantime. unheaten y. bona
venture continued serenels on w.
wav a. Mondays meeting WIN IN
ouesne by whipplng Murray STATE
"a kentucky. 1s.6s. The Dukes an
Inc Ronnies are the only malof
undefeatcd teams m me nasion
plck C;roai helped Duke come
from behind IN me lass quarisf
10 bean william ard Mary. CSC.
An the soufhern coufewnee Great
SCORED n AZ has - points ~ ne
-, -, erased a epoinl ptlke
deficit.
Marqussie. behind si.n = 'hs
han. rallied 10 upset Noire Dane
81 So the first time Marqueus mas
heassn the Irish On the No'fs p@ins
sloor since FEB. ~ 1879
pels Crass spurted IN ne las
quarter 10 beat Columbia. S1~l
"a oxersine. pepaul made y sevee
ssraishs b. nipping Manhattan es
es n half a. . Msdison ssasFs
douhlsheadcr. A free ,hro. W nea
me Fsiereisei in me ias, nv
seconds decided the ISSUE ~ NE
sshsr game N.Y. crushed s'sasS's
ss.fs -. a,
tssh state beat New Msxieo' y y
81 wsa Texas nippcd Arsiona, -
81 Furman took South csfo''na
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08
Citizen Staff Photo

Press Club. The entire Congres-
sional Delegation from Florida
as well a. many other n0.ea
Floridians were present
Harvey commented that the
penlsgon bailding Is as much q
a "madhousc" ss he had heard
The busy Mayor and Commis-
sioner had little time for sight.
seeing. Harvey said he found !.
very helpful 10 have the Cts
Commissioner along on the trip
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

tContinued From Page Onel
10 send large delegation 10 the con
sention II that time.
A large number ef oui-oi.town "a.
sitting Kotsrians were present. The
LIST Included; Dan Mccarty II Fort
Pierce. Fia.; Tom Sneed. Nashaeik.
Tenn. S.R. Fraim. Lancaster. Pa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

tAAftiEAAA tftfH aEN ~
chief % re Community Faeili-
ties services ~ the Housing and
Home Finance Agency
Seward told Harvey that ~ b
sending E DELEGATION of eng ineers
20 Key West IN the uCar future
20 survey the overall needs ul
the city ana q make recon-
pvssia yens . o. scilUn ~ his
a<erAy ~ AAfeve Kev West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

tContinued From Pace Onel
are expected In the spring by
Capt Walter T. Eekberg. Gee.
uSN. District publie Works OF.
iieer for tho Sixth Naval DIS
trtt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08
Accident Victim
Body Sent Home

TIE tody Of ponovaa ". BFaley.
&c. u. \. Navy. Who died last ueek
as ire result o. q moioFcyese aci
dent. was shipped 10 saginaw, NJ.
chiean, for funeral services and
burial In tLe family plot. priiehard
Funeral Home was in eharge az
the local arrangements.
lie ID snfvivcd By Ms Parents.
MF. and Mrs., Jack NJ. nfa.cy. Sag
inaw. Michigan.
elk ~ Pa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

The menhaden Is one II the many
members ~ the herring family
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08
McEgrly Calls
Al Citizen Office

Dan t.ecmty. candidate Cor
Govssns- aid a courtesy caii q
TIE cltiz.n Yesterday alttInoSn.
TIE ~ plcrce man was o..
cen rsa.-d ~ JAdss Aq1i.n,
Losex
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-08

The Italian n1me e ne Eosi 81
Legl.nra !. Llsor.io
, 1952-02-27
SALE

N4 Is IS ~
.l,S4 TlsS o 11 49,
- ~, a~'soalis
tI.ss $50 sss
6 80 $50 go 4 IL ~
Williams James, Deceased. ana
Ds vlleueOl go groer 81 oak
lssued ous g tne District courl
= slie Yargln islanos datea
Sa.'udly z9Asoz' 1nele VIII pe
ton IL BE- held Il III of6ce q
, 1952-02-27

fortune.
For as grouped parts Of the
whole, any and each can pro-
mote progress By providing
support; conversely any and
each can detract by indiffer-
ence and neglect.
The clarion note which this
construction work sounds an
nounces q Frightening future
of our social and economic
welfare. We can and will at
tain increasing success, God
helping US, by earnestly en-
ploying the good gifts Of fore
sight, fortitude, and faith,
enhanced by q devoted appre-
citation Of brotherhood, which
have been bequeathed to our
people by Governor Pearson
Of cherished memory.
This symbol to happy fa-
mily-life, indeed among the
underprivileged, we establish
as his enduring monument.
, 1952-02-27
PUBLICATION

It IS hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Government
Of the Virgin Islands of tha
United States has this date
authorized The Reverend Cur
It's Eugene Derrick, Jr., Of the
Frederick Evangelical Luth
Gran Church, to perform civil
religious ceremonies in thu
Virgin Islands.
Government of The v. 1.
IF The United States
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas
January Is, 1852
Daniel w. Ambrose
Government Secretary
, 1952-02-27
CARD oj THANKS

Through this medium wish
to express my. thanks to the
doctors, nurses and friends
who rendered such kind asst
ance and expressed sympathy
during the Illness and upon
the death of Israel Roberts.
(Mrs.) Elizabeth Roberts
, 1952-02-27
FOR SALE
Princess Stock Estute
Approximately $50 acres.
Five minutes East Of
Christiansted
Near Buccaneer Hotell.
AUCTION NOTICE

AT the request Of Alice Viii
Jams, administrators, of the
state Of Elias Williams, de-
eased, and pursuant 10 AZ
Order issued out Of the Dis
trict Court dated December n
951 the Vendue Director viii
Ell at public auction:
Parcel No. s Of Retreat
Company Quarter, St. Croix,
Virgin Islands
on Friday, March Z, 1852 at
FOO pm. ii the Police Court
Of Christiansted, ST. Croix.
The condition Of the auc-
ion will be read at the time
Of the sale
The Vendue Directors of
fee. Christiansted, st. Croix,
he II day Of January, 1852
AD
Fee: Two Dollars
Saw $500
= 6:
Vendue Director
, 1952-02-27
M ESSAG E
81 Gov. NORRIS de CASTRO
for the groundbreaking cere-
mcny 81 the Paul m. Pearson
Gardens low-cost housing
project Charlotte Amalies
Virgin Islands

The lively song Of the ham,
mer and saw is ringing, as the
Islands enjoy 4 welcome con-
s~truction activity by private
home-builders. Beach, town,
and hilltop all bear good and
encouraging evidence Of shall
we say) an Operation Face
lifting We are happy to
note that a fair number Of
these new dwellings are for
the accommodation Of our
newer residents.
Full and integrated home
life Is the firm buttress Of any
mighty nation, and the happy
and healthy family-life its
crowning pride. This IS strong
III emphasized ia the national
declaration of our Country
regarding housing There
shall be q decent home for
each and every citizen Of the
community
We can view the home
building activity as merely
providing shelter; we can re-
cognize It far better as pro
ducing the molds Of good
citizenship.
And now 70 public housing.
Low-income groups have been
burdened too long BY pitiful
housing with Cd o~vercrowding
Of Inadequate space and pos
sihle undermining Of morals,
{2) makeshift water supplies
with its menacing health prob
lens, 81 antiquated and inn
proper sanitary conveniences,
il cenveniences they be; and
, 1952-02-27
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a. Ia52

WA~AS WQo 4A1d1l I'll vi
sion who walked among us
two decades ago, who had a
compassion like unto his con-
temporary who deplored that
one-third Of the Nation was
.ill-housed. Both gentlemen
did something about it. the
one at the White House, and
the other il the administration
Of the government of these
islands.
With remarkable accuracy,
4 submit, the late Governor
Paul M. Pearson advanced
that the correction ST the
housing situation is Of para
mont Importance in any pro-
gram attempting to raise the
standards Of living and morals
Of the Virgin IsIands
population.
IT is most fitting, verify it is
an act Of humble gratitude,
that the Virgin Islands Hous-
ing and Redevelopment Autn-
GRITTY has associated its think
Ing with the fond hopes Of the
kindly doctor in naming this
first project the Paul M. Pean
son Gardens. ITS thirty build
ings Of two-story construction,
to be officially dedicated with
the presence here Of Mr.. Drew
Pearson Oh February 26, 1852,
have been designed to provide
loW-rent housing with various
modern conveniences and fa-
cilities for SONS 240 families,
And this is but the beginning
of An instllar@wide IOW-rent
, 1952-02-27
Notice to Sugurcono
Growers


Checks ia payment Of
Growers 1862 cane crop, viii
be available at the Bethlehers
field office Oh Friday after
noon, February %, from / to
pm, and on every other Fri
day thereafter.
f unable to cal at the spec
fied time Growers may call
any working day Aahds
throu Friday from s
4 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27
Ca nm Pus
N G wv S

Miss Marilyn Lamont, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Lamont,
1875 Brightwood ave-, will be home
from Kent State University, Kent,
Ohio, Saturday, March 29th, in
order to appear at the Sportsman
Show. She will dance with her
father, representing the Cleveland
Board of Recreation at their booth,
doing the Italian Tarantella.
Three East Cleveland students
have been initiated into national
fraternities at Denison University,
Granville, where they are fresh
men. They are Barney T. Apthorp,
1856 Glynn rd., Kappa Sigma
and David and Richard Baumgart-
ner, 1860 Oakhill rd., both Sigma
Chi.
Nancy Elizabeth Nichols of East
Cleveland has been elected as
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27

Aycock dormitory president of the
Duke University Woman's Student
Government Association for the
1928 term, it was announced
here today.
Established % years ago at
Duke, the WSGA emphasizes self
government among the students.
Miss Nichols is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Nichols of
1920 Oakhill rd. She is gradu-
ate of Shaw High School.
Ronnie Grantz, son of Mrs. Rose
Lubin, 1849 Taylor rd. is dance
chairman for Ohio University's
Greek Week.
Greek Week, beginning with a
tradition marathon from Logan to
Athens and continuing with ex-
change dinners, panel discussions,
variety show, and comic field day,
concluded last Saturday with an
interfraternity formal dance. The
week is sponsored by all of Ohio
University's 18 social fraternities.
Ingram is a graduate of Shaw
High School.
When the Ohio Wesleyan A
cappella choir sings sacred con-
cert at the Church of the Saviour
Sunday, March 30th at 3 p. M,
it means brief time at home for
Lois Batschlet and her roommate,
Shirley Coatsworth of Delaware.
The girls will come in from the
evening performance at Cuyahoga
Falls and join the group there in
the morning, enroute to Erie, Pa.
Such is the life of busy coed.
Donald A. Wesley, 1888 East
134th st. has been named an as
sistant in his history department
at Ohio State University where he
is getting his masters degree in
June. He received his ALB. at Re-
serve. He is the son Of the Joseph
S. Wesleys.
Most fitting in a green-net for
NAL with green carnations in her
hair so" Becker of Fifth ave.
was general chairman of the an
nual Spring formal of freshman
and sophomores of Flora Stone
Mather College, held March 14th.
The theme was a Rhapsody in
Green.
Frederick Reiss, only male stud
ent at San Joaquin General Hospi-
tai, French Camp, Cal, has been
elected president of the student
body, the first Junior as well as
the first man to hold this position.
Reiss is also bringing the school
into the public eye with speaking
engagements in high schools in
Lodi and Tracy as campaign to
enroll student nurses gets under
way. Frederick graduated from
Shaw in January, 1941, served as
Pharmacist Mate First Class in
World War II for 55 months with
the Navy and the Marines. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reiss
14117 Sciota ave-, and one of this
papers regular readers.
For writing the winning Senior
Play skit for Stunt Night at Johr
Carroll University, a trophy ha;
been presented to Mike Gallagher
Mike, an engineer major is the sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Gal,
lagher, 1887 Shawview st. Mike
served as director as we'll as author
of the stunt.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-27

Of Orange, n. J. and Ronald Ar
thur Grantz, son of Mrs. Morris
Lubin, 1849 Taylor rd. Miss Berlin
is attending Ohio University where
her fiance is a senior and president
of Phi Epsilon Pi.