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Evening star., 1952-09-04

DR.. Carl Heath ""' "l'0A"e''
Kopf, minister of First Congre-
gational Church; Dean Francis
B. Sayre of Washington Cathed-
raj, where Temple Sinai now con-
ducts its services; Rabbi Norman
Gerstenfeld Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation. and Rabbi
Isadore Breslau, president of the
Jewish Community Council of
Greater Washington.
Rabbi Abraham Shusterman of
Baltimore will read the service.
The opening prayer will be given
by Rabbi Paul Richman. a mem
ber of the board of trustees of
Temple Sinai, and the closing
prayer, by Rabbi Reuben Levine
of B'nai Jacob Temple.
Jacob Gishner, congregation
president, will preside. The Sab
bath candles will be lit by Mrs.
Grace Goodman. president OF the
Congregations Women's Auxiliary,
and the musical portions of the
service will be conducted by
Abrasha Robofsky, cantor.
| A ~highlight will be the in
stallation charge by Rabbi Bar
nett r. Rickner of Cleveland,
father of the young rabbi. The
elder Rabbi Brickner is one of
the leaders in American Judaism.
The young Rabbi Brickner is a
native of Cleveland and a gradu-
ate of the University of Cincinnati
and of the Hebrew Union College.
A World War II veteran, he
served a congregation at Ports
mouth, Ohio. the past year.
Temple Sinai, a reformed He
brew congregation. was organized
January. 1851, and has 200 fam
lilies affiliated with it.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
William PoweII's S Death
In Traffic Held Accidental

A coroner's jury yesterday re-
turned a verdict Of accidental
death in the fatal traffic injury
of William Powell, of 3937 Lega-
ton street NV. on August 26.
Mr.. Powell. A, was struck by a
car as he stepped from a street.
car loading platform in the 1400
block of U street NV. He died
two days later in Emergency
Hospital.
No charges had been fled
against the driver Of the car.
Evening star., 1952-09-04

Clonal Church,
Tenth and G
streets NV.
The inStalla-
ton address will
be given by
Rabbi Maurice
E / S e n at h.
president of the
Union of Amer
ican He b r e W
Congregations.
Among those
bringing greet
ings at the
service will be
mr. Corl Hath
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Nurse Assigned to Iron

Agnes Gouthro. 1906 Kearney
street NE, United States Public
Health Service nurse, has been
assigned to assist in the public
health program in Iran, under the
Point -Four program.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Temple Sinai Install,
Rabbi Brickner af
Services Tomorrow

Rabbi Balfour Brickner will be
installed as spiritual leader of
Temple Sinai at a service at 8
pm. tomorrow in First Congrega-.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
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Come in and let us demonstrate ex-
acty how much more Chevrolet offers
you in solid quality and finer features
-. and how much less you need to pay.
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East Hill
News by Mrs. Martin Lanqaa

News by Mrs. Martin Langaa
Lois Langaa had a picnic of
the class of 1948 of Chesterland
High school at the Metropolitan
Park on Sunday.
The Terbeek family of Cleve-
land visited at the Martin Lam
gaa home on Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Strange and daugh-
ter Kay, are spending a months s
vacation with relatives in Ore
gon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George James
entertained a few of their neigh
bors with a clam bake Saturday
evening.
Mrs. F. c. Dorr of Alemeda,
Calf, spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. G. Hansen on her way
home from Paris, where she
spent the summer. Due to the
Saturday afternoon traffic, Mrs.
Dorr was in Chicago by the time
the Hansens were home from the
airport.
Mrs. Martin Langaa and Mrs.
Andrew Langaa accompanied
Mrs. George James to Toronto,
Ohio, on Tuesday where they
visited Mrs. James son and
wife, the Rev. and Mrs. j.
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Grade 8, ST..
Grade school teachers in the
Chester building are Mrs. Ida
Mum third grade with 35 pu-
pills; Mrs. Pauline Denniston
grades two and three, 20 pupils;
Miss Catherine Ryal, first and
second, 80 pupils; Mrs. Kate
Ridge, first, 81 pupils; (Mrs. AL.
ia Boepple is temporarily in
charge); Miss Marian Erlich,
first, 80 pupils.
At the Russell school Frank E.
Samuel is superintendent. Mrs.
Josephine Forgason, seventh
grade with 35 pupils. Carl Mau-
konen, sixth and Seventh, 81 pu.
pills; Miss Marian Leuty, sixth,
36 pupils; Robert Jackson, fifth
and sixth, 81 pupils; Miss Eliz.
abeth Reed, fifth 36 pupils; Mrs.
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alton there. She is now improv-
ing satisfactorily.
Mrs. Marvin DeGreen is seri-
ously ill in Lakeside hospital. 1t
was thought at first that she had
polio but that is not her trouble.
Mrs. Louis Vargo states that
anyone who has surplus fruit or
vegetables that they cannot use
to advantage, that they would be
glad to accept them for use in
the school cafeteria.
Mrs. Dave Roseum entertain
ed the last luncheon meeting of
the Past Chief club on Wednes-
day. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boepple
of Jefferson spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rus
sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shanow-
er joined their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
O'Laughlin of Cleveland, for a
vacation at Kelley's Island.
Mrs. Werner j. Blanchard,
president of the Ohio League of
Women Voters, of Dayton, Ohio,
was over night guest of Mrs. c.
c.. Stevens Tuesday.
Miss Nancy Barnes visited
friends in Columbus over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Stevens
left on Thursday for Watkins
Glenn, New York, where they
will attend sport car races there.
Two mothers were entertained
by their daughters on Tuesday
evening when Mrs. Marilyn
Heitanen and Miss Barbara Var
go took Mrs. Stanley Ellis and
Mrs. Louis Vargo to the Hanna
Theatre to see Oklahoma.
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THE RECORD, cHARDoN, O., sEPTEMBER Is, 1852 8

on Sunday.
There are four Blue Star
Mothers from Aquilla Village.
They are Mrs. Betty Parr, Mrs.
Lillian Richards, Mrs. Mabel
Thompson, Mrs. Harriet Min
man. If there are any other
mothers who have sons or
daughters in the Armed Servic-
es and would like to join opr
chapter please contact the writ
er.
Pvt. Harley Richards w as
home over the weekend from
Fort Campbell, KY, His mother
and father drove him back as
far as Mt. Gilead, Ohio.
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Harrlbden
News by Hattie King
Telephone Chardon 5-93O2


Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kempf
and Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Wedge
spent part of this week in a
trip through New York State.
Guests of v. j. Jones Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Lackey of Mayfield Hts, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Lackey
of Chagrin Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duda
of Cleveland were at Joseph
Blahas Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Stevens
visited at Richard Barkers in
Munson Sunday.
Mrs. Sterning Kruger's son,
Robert Riser, who is in the
Coast Guard at New London
Conn, spent last week at her
home, and Miss Betty Merrill
of MasSillon also spent the
week llere.
Mrs. Della Hankins and son
Jim, and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Wilmington of Kent visited al
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Chamber.
lins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lovelanc
and daughter of Cleveland were
Sunday guests at Steve Love,
lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rick
of Gates Mills visited at Virgi
Millers Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Kortonsky is II
Cleveland Clinic for observe
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henning Ryne,
lander of Detroit, spent las
week with a niece and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kornowsky
Mrs. Kate Bacon is spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Morse in their new home
in Mentor.
Miss Mamie Alvord of Mont
vile spent part of the weel
at Luther Battles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Richard!
were visiting Sunday a sistel
and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Johnson in Cleveland
and on Monday they were en-
tertained at his parents in Char
don, celebrating Mrs. Richard''
birthday.
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News By Mrs. James Ruch

News BY Mrs. James kuch
Telephone ChardOn 5-4222
Be sure to set your clocks
back Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nc
Donald entertained the Varney
and Wolcott family Saturday
evening. Bill Wolcott and wife
left Monday for Texas where
Bill will be stationed.
Mrs. A. D. Miller is visiting
relatives in East Cleveland.
Mrs. Clara Spaulding visited
her sister in S. Russell one
day last week.
Please note the change oi
day for the Ladies Aid meet,
ing. 1t will be an all day
meeting, Oct. 3rd, picnic din,
ner promptly at noon at the
home of Mrs. Lloyd Tuttle
Please bring a dish to pas!
and your own table service
A good attendance is requested
as there is a large amount o.
business to attend to.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Miller
spent Sunday with friends il
Wickliffe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abernathy O
New Hampshire are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Lee Rog
ers and family.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Veron Warner Sunday evening
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Dougla
Fairweather and children 0
Russell and Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Panek and children o
Claridon Rd.
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Aqu1M Village
News by Harriet Minman
Telephone Chardon 5-7226

Mrs. Eileene Bruegge is back
until her husband, Harry, re-
turns from maneuvers, about
Oct. Goth. He is stationed at
Camp Pendleton, Calf. and they
live in the Dana Point Hotel
Apis. that is presently occupied
by the Marines and their wives.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Richards
and Mrs. Edythe Stokes of
Cleveland, attended birthday
dinner Sunday fo rtheir son,
Treverne in Cleveland.
Mr.. Adelbert Borgeman' S
grandmother from Cleveland
passed away Monday morning.
Alice Wilmot of Claridon
agve a surprise party for her
Sunday school class at her home
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News from CHESTER

Cherrie Mintern, fourth and
fifth, 80 pupils; Mrs. Katherine
Steingas, fourth, 35 pupils; Mrs.
Dorothy Lee. fourth, 35 pupils;
Miss Carol Peterjohn, third, 27
pupils; Miss Nancy Schroeder,
second, 20 pupils; Mrs. Helen
DeVoe, first, 26 pupils.
School secretary at Russell,
Mrs. Connie Burton, at Chester
Mrs. Loretta Eddy.
Custodian at Russell, Harlan
Potter. Chester school custodi.
ans, Bernard Horton and George
Mapes. In charge of cafeteria
Russell, Mrs. Eurdean Nutter
and Mrs. Marian Sellers. Chest
er, Mrs. Marjoie Vargo, Mrs
Mary Horton and Mrs. Ida Rich
mond. Alternate helper, Mrs
Fannie Whiting.
Bus drivers, Russell, Roy Clev'
erdon; Cleon Matthews, Frank
Kuhar. Chester, Edwin Lincks
Kenneth Sperry, William Ban
field, Joseph Hahn, Harry Ban
field.
Pre-School P.T.A.
The next meeting of the pre-
school P.T.A. will be held Oc
tober 2 at 800 pm. at Russell
school. The guest speaker will
be Mrs. Josephine Urpi, super
visor of Geauga County grade
schools. Plans will be complet
ed for the annual Harvest Jam.
boree to be held October II. A
new feature this year will be
a Booty Booth" with hanc
made layettes. This year:
Country Store will be bigger
and better and will include an
tiques.
Lodge Dinner
A chicken dinner will be serv
ed at the K of P Hall on Friday
Oct. 3. Serving will start al
900 pm. Everyone welcome.
Card Party
A public card party has beer
announced for Saturday, Oct. 4
at the Chester K of P Hall. Pin
ocle and Five Hundred will be
played. Refreshments.
Card Party Cancelled
The regular card party giver
by the Grange has been cancel
led for October. The Grange il
presenting three act play or
that date, Oct. IL. Plan to at
tend the play, Doctors Or
derS."
1t Is Now Explained
LOCAL people thought that they
were seeing things" on Sunday
Sept. IA, when cars of ancient
make seemed prominent in the
traffic. There was a 1911 White
three Stutz cars, a Saxon, foul
Rolls Royce, a Stanley Steamer
Lancia, Brush and a number ot
others, % in all. They came
from Cleveland, Medina, Akron
Canton, Chardon, Painesville
North Royalton and Lorain ane
were headed for the farm o.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Stevens
Heath Rd. Here a picnic was
held for members of the Antique
Automobile Club with 80 pres
ent.
League Board Meeting
Mrs. A. John Rose was hostess
for the meeting of the Geaugs
League of Women Voters Boaro
at her home on Monday. Mrs
Ray Hensel, voters service chair
man reported that she is prepar
ing a list of all service people
in the county of voting age and
sending a message from the
League urging them to exersice
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Moody.
Mrs. H. Tolhurst returned
home on Friday after spending
some time with relatives in Co
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Beaver
and children are now making
their home in Kodiak, Alaska,
where Mr.. Beaver is stationed
with the Navy. Mrs. Beaver
was formerly Marian Beaver
from here. .... ...
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their voting privilege. Various
committee chairmen reported.
The new slides featuring Ohio
pictures were shown.
| = \
Study Club
The Chester Study club was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Peter Rub on Wednesday eve-
ming. The topic was, Ohio Ses-
quicentennial. Mrs. c. G. Stew
ems spoke on the topic, Know
Your County, and Mrs. Charles
Osborn, Historical Ohio" The
next meeting will be on Oct. ]
at the home of Mrs. Norman
Moss.
ST. Francis Study Club
The st. Francis Study club met
on Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. R. P. Van Zile. Chapters
21-22 in the Baltimore Catche-
chism were studied. The next
meeting will be Oct. Z at the
home of Mrs. A. Pintar at 800
pm.
Ladies Night Out
A progressive dinner was en-
joyed by the members of the
Ladies Night Out club at its last
meeting. The first course was
served at the home of Mrs. Roy
Johnson with assisting hostesses,
Mrs. John Matlock and Mrs. Al.
Fortney. The second course
was at Mrs. Kenneth Marineau's
with Mrs. Charles Mapes, Mrs.
J. n. Douglas, Mrs. Ralph Brown
assisting; the main course was at
Mrs. John frauds home with
Mrs. Daniel Elliott, Mrs. Robert
Moore, Mrs. Jack Ball, Mrs. Mi
chael Roth, Mrs. j. E. Fathauer
and Mrs. Johmann assisting.
The dessert course was served
at the Baptist church by Mrs.
Earl Shenkle, Mrs. A. Kus, and
Mrs. Lee Artress. Following the
dessert a skit was presented by
Mrs. Paul Alvord, Chardon, and
Mrs. E. McGeough, Munson.
Chester Bowling Scores
The following high scores were
reported from Parkside Bowling
Alley on Saturday. For men,
Jim Sloan, 223-223; Clarence
Wamser, 229; Eugene Painter,
229; Fred Hostettler, 233; Bill
Shortel, 225; Ted Lewis, 233;
Charles Webster, 233; Ray Sny-
der, 211; Clark Anderson, 220;
Paul Montague, 235; Elmer Han
usosky, 221; Don Pengov, $50;
Jack Schwember, 220; Jack
Henke, 222; Mike Kacian, 241;
Don Hochnin, 245. High scores
for women: Mae Lassa, 201-192;
DeloreH Krupa, 1877; Peggy Cliff
ford, 201.
Personals
David Fassett, aged six, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fassett,
Chillicothe road, was back in
his first grade class at Chester
school on Monday morning after
an experience that might have
been very serious. When David
got off the school bus on We'd
nesday afternoon and crossed
the street to his home he was
hit by an automobile. A woman
from Shaker Heights, who was
driving behind other cars fol-
lowing the bus, stopped and
then started to drive around the
cars and bus according to re-
ports. The child was hit by the
car and fell outside the pave
ment. He was rushed to Huron
Road hospital where his injur-
les were found to be very slight.
Two stitches were necessary for
cut on his cheek and he had
several black and blue bruises.
Mrs. George Eckert is expect
ed home from Doctors hospital
this week. Mrs. Eckert, who is
Director of Nurses at Doctors S
hospital, had a very serious oper
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News by L. B. Bond
West Geauga Schools

West Geauga Schools
Teachers in the West Geauga
high school are: P. l. VanBrunt,
Supt.; Mrs. Blanche Russell, his
tory; William Rider, commerce
ial; L. A. Hartung, commerce
ial; Charles Jones, mathematics;
David Maurer, English an d
French; Miss Bettimae Jones,
history, English and art; Ross
Barnes, physical education, Miss
Marilyn Porter, home econom-
les; Elmer Pierce, science; John
Hall, manual arts, Paul She'll
hammer, music. Mr.. Shellham-
mer also teaches music in the
gardes in both buildings. High
school enrolment to date is as
follows: Seniors, % Juniors,
81; Grade 10, Sc; Grade 9, 4;
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The very fact that more people are
buying Chevrolets than any other car
proves that Chevrolet does offer more
value than any other car.
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Two Services At
Fuith Lutheran

Palm Sunday will be observed in
the 500 and 1890 a. m. services
on April 9th at Faith Lutheran
Church, Hayden ave. and Glenside
I'd.
In the 1890 a. m. service. Ken
meth Jarmusch, Roger Brandt,
Richard Palicka, Donald DeLane,
Beverly Wisokay and Miriam
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-04-03
Eust Cleveland
CONGREGATIONAL Church

At the East Cleveland Congre-
gational Church the pastor, Rev.
Earl Hochwald breaches the sixth
sermon in the Lenten series "Per-
sonalities of the Passion, the per-
sonality in particular being Simon
Peter. The sacrament of baptism
will be observed.
The service opens with the pre-
lude Allegro Maestoso by Pur-
cell-Dickinson. The anthem will be
ride On in Majesty" by j. P.
Scott and the Offertory anthem
will be "All in An April Evening"
by Homer. Soloists are Lila Wag-
ner, Hildegard Mungall, Bruce
Rose and Clarence Parish, Vera Ott
is organist-director.
The traditional candlelight serv-
ice of Holy Communion will be OBJ
served on Maundy Thursday when
the music will include Bach's
Chorale, 40 Sacred Head" as the
prelude; "Christ We Do All Adore
Thee" by Dubois for the Choral
Meditation; Gould Ye Not Watch
With Me" by Sir John Stainer and
offertory chimes-"The Old Rug
ged Cross by Bernard.
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Ca nm us
n ew S

A new school task has been as
signed to Lois Radomsky, student
at Bowling Green State College.
Lois has been elected correspond
ing secretary of the Association of
Women Students on the campus.
Lois is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd H. Radomsky, 1886
East 142nd st.
A Junior at Ohio University
where she is majoring in Home
Economics, Donna Woolway is
president of Byran Hall. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
E. Woolway, 995 Caledonia ave.
Three East Clevelanders are this
week making the annual Spring
vacation tour with the Denison Uni
versity Mems Glee Club. Adding
their talents are Charles Inman,
2004 Stanwood rd., a junior who
sings baritone; and the Baum
gartner twins, Richard and David,
who sing baritone and tenor, re-
spectively. They reside at 1860
Oakhill rd.
Ann Baird, 14l12 Elm ave. and
Shirley Baxter, 1858 East 142nd
st. are enjoying the Spring vaca-
ton with home folks. The girls
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An Evening Palm
Sunday Service

The message of Palm Sunday will
be told again at Windermere
Methodist Church Sunday morning
with the minister, Rev. NJ. Wayne
Mcqueen, preaching.
The Palm Sunday music will be:
Prelude - Ride On, Ride On In
Majesty, NJ. Ficsher; All Glory,
Laud and Honor, Teschner-B Bach !;
Anthem-I See His Blood Upon
The Rose, Lawrence Stevens; Of
fertory-A Springtime Sketch, j..
H. Brewer; Anthem - Ride On,
Ride On In Majesty, Old German
Melody; Postlude-The Palm, j.
Faure- Barnes.
At the evening Palm Sunday
service, the drama club, under
direction of John Cucciara will
present Dust of the Road" by
Kenneth Sawyer Goodman. Telling
this Lenten story will be a cast
made up of Mae White, Joe King,
Gene Stuart and Carl Fuller.
The music for this 500 service
will include:
Prelude-The Palms, J. Faure-
Barnes: Anthem-How Long Wilt
Thou Forget Me, Carl Pfleuger;
Offertory-Song Without Words,
]. Bonnet; Soprano Solo--I Wall
ed Today Where Jesus Walked.
Godfrey O'Hara, Phyllis JEFF
ferries; Chorale - Jesus, Priceless
Treasure, j. S. Bach.
The Ministry of Music at Win
dermere Methodist is: Grace Toy
Davidson, director; Bernice Krieg-
er Brahaney, organist; Evelyn
Morgan, soprano; Phyllis JEFF
ferries, soprano; Lawrence Melick,
tenor; David Hershberger, bari
tone; and The Chancel Choir.
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Voelker, members of the 1852 Con-
firmation Class will be received
into membership through the Holy
Rite of Confirmation. The Rev.
Armin C. Draegert will officiate.
The Faith Choir under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Hubert Corina will
augment the service with appro-
plate anthems.
Holy Communion will be observ-
ed in the late service with the con-
firmation class attending the
Lords Supper for the first time.
On March Both, the New Can
delabra, purchased by the Altar
Guild were dedicated to the Glory
of God. Herbert W. Diekmann,
Robert E. Evans and Betty Evans,
members of the Adult Confirma-
tion Class were received into men,
bership.
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1000 a. m. followed by luncheon
at 1900. The speaker for the
noon will be Mrs. Anna Mae Lakiss,
Municipal Court Probation Officer.
The Ivy Club of The East Cleve-
land Baptist Church will meet at
the parsonage, 1894 Rosemont rd.,
Sunday evening, April 9th. The
movie "Again Pioneers" will be
shown.
A Youth Choir is being organ
lied at this church under the
leadership of Mr.. Joe Robinson.
This is for Junior and Senior High
Young People, and practices will
be on Sunday in connection with
their regular Sunday evening meet
ings.
"The Malayan People" is the
topic of study at the Young
Peoples Forum in the East Cleve-
land Congregational Church Sum-
day, April 9th. The speaker will
be Miss Jeanne Brown Sander who
mas travelled extensively and brings
first hand information to the dis
cussion. The young unmarried peo-
pie are especially invited.
The Ladies Aid Society of Faith
Lutheran Church are holding their
monthly meeting today. Luncheon
at 1900 noon and a business ses-
sion at 1870 p. M, follow a morn
ing of sewing.
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Churches

Church news may be sent to
14600 Euclid ave., or phoned to
PO. 1873 if brief. Please get
this material in by Monday when
possible. Thank you.
With the present drive on edu-
cation regarding cancer, film on
cancer will be shown at tonight's
meeting of the Woman's Bible
Glass of Windermere Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. j. c. Kline is chair
man for the evening. The public
is invited.
Miss Marge Hobson, 1850 Hart
ford rd., will be the hostess to the
Martin Luther class, Calvary
Lutheran Church on Saturday eve
ming, April 5th. The topic for
study will be when Do We Lose
Our Spiritual Outlook ?" The Ethel
Gochenour Missionary Society of
this church will meet with Mrs.
P. A. Erb, 1924 Hereford rd., Tues
day, April 9th, starting at 11:00
a. m. Following lunch Mrs. Nanstad
Berg will review "He Wears
Orchids.
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of The Church of the
Cross meets Wednesday, April 9th.
The executive board will meet at