East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-05
Personals

Personals may be phoned to
Pc. 1-3378, or mailed to 14600
Euclid ave. Deadline is Tuesday
at 300 p. m.
Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. James Stark of 1928
North Taylor rd. of the birth OF
son, May 25th. The little fellow
has been named Alan Charles.
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A happy summer ahead for Vir-
ginia Raubaugh, 1885 Burnette ave
Ernest Zupanic, 1892 Beaumont
aves., and Ellen J. Price, 1875
Page ave. They have been award
ed scholarships to the summer
classes at the Cleveland Museum of
Art.
Mrs. Walter Meng is convalesc-
ing at her home, 1927 Rosemont
rd., following an appendectomy at
st. Luke's Hospital.
Several East Clevelanders are
joining company of some 100
Manxmen from the United States
and Canada who are sailing for
the Isle of Man for the 1852
Manx Homecoming. The celebra-
ton opens June 5th and closes
June 25th. Among those going
from here are former Chief of
Police, L. G. Corlett; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Nicholl, 12942 Phillips ave-,
John H. Nicholl, 1868 Hayden ave-,
and w. J. Quilliam, 1850 East 146th
st.
The faculty at Caledonia School
will enjoy a luncheon at Damons
tomorrow at 1915 o'clock, at which
time their guest of honor will be
Miss Marion Mentz, who has been
a second grade teacher at Gale
donia.
Miss Mentz plans to be married
on July 5, to Mr.. Richard Scan
nell. She and her fiance met while
they were students at Baldwin
Wallace College.
Leaving by plane from New
York City at 200 p. m. today,
Mrs. c. H. Paul of 1444 East 135th
st. will be having her evening meal
tomorrow with her parents in
Stuttgardt, Germany. This will be
Mrs. Pauls first plane trip across,
her two previous trips having
been made by boat and this
is her first visit back in 18 years.
The J. G. Hoges of 1928 Shaw
ave. leave Saturday for North
western University where they will
be Joined by daughter, Mary, for
weeks motor trip. They plan to
drive through the Smokes and the
new Blue Ridge Parkway.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Horan are
off for another Florida visit, max
ing the trip by plane.
Miss Margery Shields, supervisor
of music in Shaw High and Kirk
Jr. High schools is entertaining
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
Shields. DR.. Shields is superinten-
dent of schools in Salineville, and
Miss Shields will return home with
them for the summer.
1t. Albert H. Barnes USNR and
Mrs. Barnes and daughter, Patricia
Clare of Arlington, Va, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Barnes, 1862 East
142nd st. They were accompanied
by Miss Mary Ellen Lathrop who
visited her mother, Mrs. Mary
Lathrop of Belvoir blvd.
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Leaving today for Andover,
Mass, are Mrs. Bruce Finnie and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder Rhodes of
1882 Rosemont rd., and Miss Vir-
ginia Boylan of 903 Caledonia ave.
They will attend commencement
at Phillips Academy
where Mrs. Finnie's son, Bruce is
being graduated cum laude. Fol-
lowing the exercises the foursome
leave for a motor trip north along
the Atlantic coast prior to return
ing home.
Mr.. Finnie will enter Harvard
University in the fall, having been
awarded a scholarship at the uni
versity.
Miss Janice Mae Conklin, super
visor of music in the elementary
schools, will attend Columbia Uni
this summer, working on
her masters degree.