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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
20 FREE Tickets

You can get a pair of cOmpi-
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, Friday and Saturday
nights, the unique and very in
teresting IVORY HUNTERS"
with Anthony Steele and Diana
Sheridan, same for Sat. Mat. plus
serial.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday it's
a really funny one: Virginia
Mayo and Ronald Reagan in
"SHES WORKING HER WAY
THROUGH COLLEGE"
Next Wednesday see "THE
WASHINGTON STORY" with
VAN JOHNSON and Patricia
Neal.
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, 1952-08-14
Fun Galore At
Cub Carnival

Pack 395, Cleveland Council,
Cub Scouts of America sponsored
by St. James English Lutheran
Church is holding it's first Annual
Carnival at Doan Field, afternoon
and evening from l to 8 on Satur-
day, August 23rd. All East Cleve-
land is invited.
There will be eight games of
skill; including goofy golf, candle
shooting gallery, milk bottle fish
ing, and precision bombing (sound
fantastic very descriptive). No
body loses; there are participation
prizes for everyone, who tries his
skill. There will also be a Fish
Pond to try your anglers luck. {
Den 2 under the direction of Mrs.
Ernest Bezdek, Den Mother, will
have a Side Show, chuck full of
freaks with a wild man just cap
tured lately. Den 5 with Mrs.
George Markus, Den Mother, will
conduct an old-fashioned Medicine
Show. These two Dens will have
one afternoon and one evening show
each.
What's a Carnival without eats
Don't worry-hot dogs, pop, ice
cream, cake and cookies will be
sold on the grounds.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Season Reservation
Plan Renewed At
Shaw Grid Games

Shaw football fans will again be
able to avail themselves of season
football tickets on a reserved seat
basis this coming season. Demand
for the individual reserved seats
was so great last year that the
the schools athletic association is
reverting to its former plan an
nounces R. P. Louis, Director Of
Shaw High School Athletic Asso-
citation.
Season tickets, reservations may
be made by mailing checks for $500
payable to "Shaw High School"
and addressed Athletic Ticket Of
flee, R. P. Louis, Shaw High School,
East Cleveland II, Ohio. There will
be six home games.
Tickets will be mailed out the
week of September 9th and reser-
vation holders will have the same
seat for each game throughout the
season. All seats in sections No.
s, 10 and II will be reserved by
seat.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
.YWCA Center To
Close For Vacation

The YWCA East Cleveland
Center, 14635 Euclid ave-, will be
closed from August 18th to Septem-
ber End, for staff vacation. Any
inquiries concerning program may
be made at the downtown YWCA,
CHI. 1-7640.
The new fall program will begin
with Open House on September
oath, and with classes beginning the
following week. Children's swim
program, held on Saturday after
moons, will begin September 9th.
Registrations will be taken any
time after September End.
Adult classes in swim and gym
will begin September 30th and
October 2nd-all the above are held
at Shaw High School pool and
gymnasium. Medical examinations,
required for all participants will be
given by appointment at the
Center.
New classes for adults to be held
at the Center will include Home
Craft Qamp-shades, hooked and
braided rugs, etc. and Creative
Writing, on Mondays, beginning
October 9th; Leathercraft and
Dressmaking on Wednesdays, be-
ginning October 9Th. These will be
ten-week sessions and early regis
tration is advised. Call the YWCA,
UL. 1920, after September End.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Fiftieth Anniversary
7H-Ce|ebrufion
Marks Sunday Mass
AT ST. PhIomenos

Triple anniversaries for st. Phil
omena's parishioners will. be OBJ
served next Sunday when Arch
bishop Edward F. Hoban, arch
bishop-bishop of Cleveland will Of
fer solemn pontifical mass at
noon in the church, located at
Wellesly and Euclid ave.
The day commentaries the fif-
tieth anniversary of the founding
of the parish by the late Bishop
Ignatius F. Horstmann, the ap-
pointment of the then Father
F. Smith, later Msgr. Smith, as
pastor, and the 25th anniversary
of the conservation of the Church,
and the patronal feast day of the
patron saint of the parish, St.
Philomena.
Although the parish was started
in October 1902, Sunday has been
selected for the jubilee day, as it
falls within the octave of the feast
day of st. Philomena which was
last Monday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Classes For Expeetant
Mothers Are Amounted

Dates for the fall series of
classes for expectant mothers in
this area have been announced by
the Visiting Nurse Association.
instruction in the newest, ap-
proved methods of mother and baby
care will be given in classes at the
East Cleveland Public Library,
14101 Euclid ave., beginning
August 28th and October End; at
the Glenville Public Library, $50
Parkwood dr., beginning Septem-
ber 18th and October 22nd; and
at the Nottingham Public Library,
760 East 185th ST., on September
9Th and October 18th.
Early registration by phone is
necessary. Complete information
can be secured by calling the Visit
ing Nurse Association at HEnder-
son 2-0700.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Father And
Daughter s.
Have Polio

Eight days after his daughter
Barbara, 51s, was admitted to
Babies & Childrens Hospital as a
polio patient, George Dion of 13404
Woodwork ave. was taken to
University Hospital with what is
reported as a mild case of polio.
He entered the hospital Sunday,
August 10th. 1t is expected to
transfer Barbara to Rainbow Hos
pital within this week.
Mr.. Dion, a member of the fac
ulty at Chambers School, has been
working in the Western Reserve
University laboratory this sum-
mer. The Dions have a son Richard
Az years old.
Up to noon yesterday the total
number of polio cases to be re-
ported this year in Greater Cleve-
land was 225. Five cases were re-
ported Wednesday, up to noon. Of
these cases a goodly number are
from communities without the
county.
Coming along fine" is the re-
port from Dennis Neeley, Az year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Neeley, 1866 belmont ave. Dennis
is home from City Hospital where
he was taken on July 28th. Mr..
Neeley who was convalescing at
Camp Pickett following duty in
Korea, has just received his mill
tary discharge. He flew home when
his son was stricken.
Johnny Muntz, Is, is putting up
a stiff fight in Ward 27 at City
Hospital. Admitted three weeks
ago today, he has been in an iron
lung for 18 days. His mother, Mrs.
Kathryn c. Muntz, 1872 East 134th
st. said Tuesday that her son is
showing signs of improvement. He
is a ga at Kirk Jr. High School.
Another Kirk Jr. High pupil at
City Hospital with polio is Roger
Helm, Is, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
William Helm, 1866 belmont ave
His father is bus driver on the
East 79h st. line. The family re-
ported on Tuesday that Roger is
responding nicely to therapy. He
has sister, Peggy Jean, 13.
After five days in City Hospital
Jack Stevens IA, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stevens, 1912 Pontiac
ave. is home. Jack had a non
paraiytic case of polio. He hopes
to return to st. Philomena School
in September. The Stevens have
two other children, Elaine, 16, and
Gary, 2.
East Cleveland has registered
seven local cases and one non-resi-
dent case Of polio this season.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

families. There will be Mrs. Clara
Richards and daughter, Mary Eliza
beth who make their home with the
Whitneys; Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Fulton and sons, Larry and Jimmy
of Timberlake, Willoughby; Charles
E. of Chicago; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ransom Whitney and children,
Marilyn, Roberta, Ronald and Ken
meth of Columbus
Mr.. Whitney, noted educator,
was at Collinwood High School
when that area was suburb. Sue
cessively he was assistant principal
at Glenville High, director of school
housing for the Cleveland Board of
Education, principal at West Tech
High, assistant superintendent, and
then, upon his request appoint
ed principal at the New Col
linwood High School building where
he remained until his retirement in
1941.
t The family was active in Collin
wood Congregational Churc h,
transferring their membership to
the East Cleveland church when
they became residents of there
in 1914.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

Also this year an innovation will
place general admission tickets on
sale in eight business places at rs
cents, up to noon of Friday. These
tickets will be on sale as follows
Euclid-Taylor Pharmacy, 1910
Euclid ave.; c. W. Koenig Co.;
1860 Euclid ave.; Wuertz Hard
ware, 1895 Hayden ave.; Wards
Delicatessen, 15054 Euclid ave.
Stonebraker's Drug Store, 2156
Noble rd.; Standard Drug, Euclid
and Page; Washington's Drug
Store; Noble at Greyton; Bondi's
Hayden ave. store.
At the gate, general admission
tickets will sell for 80 cents so the
pre-game sale plan will give q
goodly discount in price as we'll as
a good seat in sections No. IL, Ii,
16 on the Shaw side of the stadium,
an opportunity not offered here
for a number of years.
Two new schools appear on the
1852 schedule, Toledo Libbey in the
opener, and Maple Heights on
September 26th. The Maple Heights
game should be a good battle for
the neighboring suburbs eleven
will be out to pit themselves
against the Cardinals whose coach,
Bob Cawrse came here from Maple
Heights.
Football practice will star Aug
ust goth. Coach Bob McGraw is
back from Korea and will again
assist with the coaching.
Shaw should have a good team
this year for the team is loaded
with experienced men. A number of
likely sophomores are coming over
from Kirk Jr. High to provide re-
Inducements on the squad. Kirk
had an excellent team and record
in 1851.
"Get that check for your season
reservation in the mail, reminds
Mr.. Louis. Six home games for six
dollars.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Tarquiin Players
Start Rehearsals
For Girl Cray" "

The Tarquin Dramatic clubs
third annual fall production, "Girl
Crazy, has been cast and is now
in rehearsal for it's September 5th
opening.
The leading rolls have been taken
by Jill Denison, as Molly; Nancy
Magnusson, as Kate, and Jim Aus
tin as Danny.
Others in the cast include Sticks,
Phil Trace; Giebe, Goldfarb, Ned
Gaylin; Lank, Dick Baldau; Pete,
Dave Sanford; Patsy, Martha Wag-
ner; Tess, Barbara Garwood; Flora,
Jean Witter; Jake, Jack Walsh;
Sam Mason, Budd Zimmerman;
Hotel Proprietor, Allan Gamble,
and Sergeant of Police, Dave Davis.
Choreography is by Kathy Wag-
ner and Al Singerman who will
dance together with Betsy Town
send; Linda Mehnert, Julie Hatch,
Enid Gerson, Carole Sabrack, Sally
Finnie, Gail Frankel, Ann Rogers,
and Budd Zimmerman.
The George and Ira Gershwin
musical will be given Friday,
September 5th and 9th, at Kirk
Auditorium. Price is so cents.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Human Relations
Survey Underway
In Local Parish

Having conducted surveys in the
field of old age assistance on state
and national levels, Msgr. John
O'Grady, secretary Of the National
Council of Catholic Churches is
now conducting a similar survey
on the community level. The field
of operations is the parish of ST.
Philomena's Catholic Church which
is cooperating in the study.
This survey, believed to be the
first ever attempted on a COM
munity level is outlined to contact
every parishioner 55 years of age
or over. From the information thus
CLEANED Msgr. O'Grady hopes to
find the answers to many questions
which have arisen from the state
and national surveys and other
studies he has made in several
phases of this problem.
Father O'Grady points out that
while a person is not "aged" at
55, he has entered the cycle gen.
orally known as old age. The
phases of this period bring up the
problems of old age dependency,
family relationships, economic as
sistance, and personal plans for
the years ahead, all of which have
their effect upon society.
One thing Father O'Grady hopes
to prove is that there are families
who still recognize their own re-
sponsibilities for their older years,
and who, as family have planned
to meet these needs.
An expert in the field, Father
O'Grady made a similar survey on
a state level for the State of Ohio
in 1918-19, and in 1850 was one of
several persons chosen to study
the old age assistance problem for
the Federal Security Agency. As
sisting in the local canvass are
four Dominican sisters from
Adrian, Mich.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Three-Way Sentence
Given Charles Caputo

The twentieth brush-up which
Charles F. Caputo, 26, of 1896
Casper rd. had with traffic cops,
brought him a ten day vacation at
the expense of the county, a fine
of $3.50 and the loss of his driving
permit for two years.
Caputo, a night club musician,
pleaded guilty to a charge of fail
ing to stop his auto after running
down Adelbert Nolan, SO, of 1922
Hayden ave. Nolan and his wife
were walking north on Highland
rd.
Caputo's traffic record includes
convictions for speeding, driving
without license, disregarding sig
nal turns and making illegal turns.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Ticket Sellers Galore
For Shaw Fall Dance

Tickets for the Shaw dance and
get-together at Mentor on = the
Lake Saturday, September 9Th, are
available from business houses and
individuals about town. Anyone
who can't get tickets just call
Marty Lotus or Jim Bernier and
they will mail them to you.
Tickets are available from Bob
Kennedy, Marty LOTUS, Jim Ber-
nier, Bob Stratton, Max Meltzer
or Bob Henderson.
Shirley Auer Zagorc, Marian
Hornke Rupp, Dave Whitacre, Bill
Keifer, Bill Halliday, Chuck Perot-
ii, Merle Owens, Gordon McCarter
also have tickets.
John Burchard has promised to
bring a delegation from the "Roar-
ing 20's". Former Shaw folk now
in Lake County are getting the
word through Doris Rivenbach of
Mentor who as publicity chairman
there is carrying news in the
Painesville Telegraph.
So come, don't miss it.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Boy 'sQuiek Prompt
Action Prevents
Apartment Fire

Quick action on the part of
11-year-old Bob Dennison, 146O7
Potomac ave. Thursday morning,
August 7th prevented what could
have been a serious fire, when
entered the apartment at 1756
Chapman ave. at 5:25 a. m. to
discover a davenport ablaze. He
rushed through the smoke to the
custodian's suite and aroused Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth C. Dennison.
They extinguished the flames with
buckets of water. Bob gave them
lift as the smoking davenport
was carried out doors.
The Dennisons and all the ten
ants of the 22-suite apartment are
everlastingly grateful to the car
rier boy who kept calm and got
help in the emergency. Mr.. Den
nison says they might not have
awakened until the fire had spread
through the building.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Are You Registered? If Not Get
Registered While You Have Time

What are you going to do on
September 10th? Will you be able
to take the time to register at your
regular voting booth? 1t is going
to be open that day from 10 a. m.
to 2 p. m. and from to 9 p. m.
Will you be able to make it at
those hours?
Of course there is no telling just
how long you may have to stand in
line, so if you are in town any
Monday through Friday between
the hours of $3.50 a. m. to 4:30
p. M, or on a Saturday morning
to IL noon before September 10th,
why not drop in at the election Of
flee and register before the rush
begins.
The board of elections office,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Congregations Greet
Visiting Ministers

While regular pastors are on
vacation, their congregations are
having guest pastors for the Sum-
day morning worship services.
At st. James Lutheran Church
next Sunday the preacher will be
Rev. Lloyd M. Riggle. DR.. Will
liam Macleod of Baldwin Wallace
College continues to occupy the
pulpit at First Presbyterian Church
during the absence of DR.. Howard
M. Wells.
Next Sundays union service is
being held in East Cleveland Con-
gregational Church at II o'clock
with Rev. VIM. J. McHendry of the
Windermere Presbyterian Church
preaching the sermon.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
To Play With
AII-State Band

A number of Greater Cleveland
high school musicians will play in
the Ohio State Fair All-Ohio Boys
Band to again be conducted by DR..
Louis E. Pete of Ashland. DR.. Pete
has conducted similar organiza-
tion at the fair for the past 20
years.
The band will play at all grand
stand special events as we'll as Of
fer a regular concert schedule.
Fair days are August 1929.
Shaw High School will be repre-
sented in the clarinet section by
Donald Lloyd, 1S411 9th ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Plan A Get Gether
For Silver Anniversary

Celebrating their 25th wedding
anniversary on August goth are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Kirk of
1904 Brackland. They are having
a get-together Of their friends from
Sollinwood, Euclid and East Cleve-
land, this Saturday, August 10th,
at their home. Some of the people
who were in the original wedding
group will be there.
The Kinks were married in the
Collinwood neighborhood and have
resided there since They have one
daughter, Mrs. Barbara Miller, and
three grandchildren. Mr.. Kirk is
employed at Clancy Motors, 228
Lake Shore blvd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
A False Alarm Is
Expensive Pastime

1t costs the city between $3.50
and $400 to answer a false alarm
of fire, parents of two girls were
told during conference in juvenile
court. The girls, one nine and the
other ten years of age, admitted
turning in a false alarm from the
Superior School district on Mon
day, August 4th.
In addition to the conference the
girls will have a tour through a
fire station to see for themselves
just what happens in the station
when fire alarm is sounded.
The city stands the expense of
the call.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

Ninth and Superior ave-. will
register eligible voters up through
September oath but the longer
you delay, the longer the line is
going to be.
If you have changed your ad-
dress since you last voted, and are
still registered, a postal card mott
flying the board of your old and
new address, will bring YOU a new
registration card through the maj
But, if you have not voted st
least once during the years 1877
and 1851; if you have never rey
istered; if you are a new res;dent
of the county; if you have chances
your nan e; if you will be 21 hv
November 4th - then You must
register to vote in november.
Register.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
City Ups
Bike Tag
FeeTo5O'

It's going to cost twice as much
to permanently register a bicycle
in East Cleveland after October
1st. When G. T. Apthorp, finance
director, had explained to the City
Commission Tuesday evening that
the cost of tags plus bookkeeping
etc., charges added up to more than
the 25 cents now being received
the commission agreed to the sug-
gestion to up the fee to 30 cents
In East Cleveland the one tag is
retained by the owner year after
year.
To Offer Lots
Based upon an inquiry relative
to two lots which the city owns on
the south side of Terrace rd., be-
tween Knowles and Windermere
sts., the city will offer the parcel
for sale on the bid plan.
Deed restrictions on the two lots
have so far held up sale of this
property since but one dwelling can
be built on the parcel, and 11O
foot setback is required. The lots
have a 12O feet frontage on Ter
race rd. and extend $50 feet deep.
The Commission approved the
appropriation of $8650 to meet
costs of installing the new traffic
control system along Euclid ave-
The money will be used to pay for
equipment and materials being
used in the change-over which will
enable a still closer control of all
signals along the avenue.
OK Gas Contract
The Commission passed under
suspension Of rules the read-once
gas contract ordinance with the
East Ohio Gas Co. Under the con-
tract and starting with readings in
the July period, rates go up from
SO to 80 cents for the first thou
sand cubic feet. Above that the
rate is 60 cents. There is also a
three cent penalty per thousand
cubic feet for payments delayed
ten days or more after the account
is due.
Buys Coal
The city's coal bill for the COM
ing year, starting with August
18th, will be $4,000.
The Commission accepted the
lone bid Of Morse Cradle Co.,
which calls for $16.40 for 80 tons
of one type coal and $1,000 for all
other coal required for the year.
This is an increase from SLABS
and $10.10 respectively over this
year.
Grants DE-
The fourth C-2 liquor permit to
be approved by the city since the
state freeze was lifted will go to
Bi-Rite Super Market, 13947 Euc-
lid ave. Since no objections were
filed, the Zoning Board of Appeals
approved the request for this
carry-out of beers and wines and
the Commission did likewise. Two
D-2 licenses have been issued in the
same period.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

Sunday, August 10Th will be a
happy day for the family and
countless friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. Whitney. On this day, in
their home at 2164 Taylor rd., the
Whitneys will hold open house in
honor of their fiftieth wedding an
niversary. The hours will be from
four to seven. o'clock.
The Whitneys were married in
North Fairfield, Huron County, and
have resided in Cleveland practic-
ally all of their married life.
Joining their parents in this
golden wedding anniversary day
will be their four children and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14
Pardon Us!

Last week in an ad for W. F.
Ham & Sons, Euclid at Taylor,
we said 1.-TWO Furnace Filters Free
Nothing To Buy. That was an
error and we regret the wide
spread misunderstanding it caused.
The copy should have been: 1.-TWO
Furnace Filters Free with Pur-
chase of an Incinor." See Hams
ads this week-the offer is good
not only on Incinor but also on
Permaglas Water Heaters.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Smith and
family of Rosedale ave. are home
from five weeks motor trip which
took them through to the West
Coast.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-10
Virginia Baugess
Married Oct. q

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Baugess,
of West Jefferson, are announc-
ing the marriage of their daugh-
ter Virginia to Ronald Heirmer
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. O.. c.
Goldhart, of Georgesviile.
The double-ring ceremony was
performed by Reverend Eley
Saturday evening, October 4, at
the Methodist church.
The bride wore a lavender
dress with black accessories and
had an orchid corsage. The maid
of honor was Betty Baugess the
brides sister, she wore a beige
dress with black accessories and
had an orchid corsage. The best
man was Jerry Dillon of Georges
vile, a cousin of the bridegroom.
After the wedding a dinner
party was had at Ann and Tony's
Mr.. Heimer is a graduate of
Grove City High School and is
employed by North American
Aviation Co..
Mrs Heirmer is a graduate of
West jefferson High School and
is employed by the Farm Bureau
in Columbus.