East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-07-09

Diego, Calf. for two weeks, were
the Allen G. Morses and young
son, Allen c. Morse, III. Mrs.
Morse is also the Barkers' daugh-
ter.
Miss Audrey Scott, a member of
the Caledonia School Faculty and
incoming president of the East
Cleveland Teachers Association,
has just returned from Miami
Beach, where she attended the Ma
tional Education Association con-
vention. She was a representative
of the northeast district Of the
association.
Mrs. Edith Sloane has returned
to her home in Shoke, ILL.,, after
spending a week here with her
niece, Mrs. Edward Schwindler, Of
14600 Euclid ave-, who accom-
panied her aunt home for q few
days.
Miss Floranell Randall and Miss
Anne Baird sailed from New York
on the Dutch ship Maasdam for
six weeks tour of Holland, Den
mark, Sweden, Norway, England,
Ireland and Scotland.
Miss Randall is the daughter of
the Charles l.. Randalls, 2027 Tay-
lor rd. and Miss Baird is the
daughter of the John Bairds, 12414
Ingomar I'd.
The sixth birthday Of Carol
Diane Nagel was celebrated with
a garden party at her home, 1845
Hastings ave. last Sunday after
noon.
Guests were Edmond and Rich
ard Nagel, Frederick Nagel, Joe,
Barbara, Helene and Kathleen
Bradley, Eddie and Mary Kather-
inc Corbet, Dennis and Katherine
Mccarthy, Danny and Eileen Fin
nigan, Angela and Geraldine Glei-
sus and Mrs. Rose Nagel.
Mrs. Hugh Dougherty, 1856
Hampton rd. is home from Euclid
Glenville Hospital and will be
happy to receive her friends.
Southern-bound the day before
the Fourth were Mr.. and Mrs.
B. j. Robasz, 14631 Euclid ave.
Miami Beach was their destination.
Their fortnight's stay there will
be interrupted briefly by a plane
trip over to Cuba and the is
lands, probably for three or four
days. Their young daughter, Shar-
on, is vacationing in town with
relatives while her parents are
away.
Newcomers in town, just back |
from their Smoky Mountains
honeymoon, are the William Lee
Kellys, who have moved into an
apartment at 1921 Page ave. The
bride, a Painesville girl, is the |
former Patricia Ann Oldfather and |
a faculty member of Mayfield |
High School. Both she and her hus-
band are Ohio Wesleyan gradu-
ates.
Mrs. Katherine Hunsicker of |
1901 Beaumont ave-, has house
full of welcome summer guests.
Here to spend the entire season
with her are her daughter and
the Edward. Boyles,
Beatrice Hunsicker, and their two
fifteen-year-old Pat, and |
nine-year old Ruth. The Boyles
are Grand Rapids, Michigan resi-
dents.
Driving through from the west |
coast this past week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Strauss and their two
daughters, Julia Lou and Patricia
Ann, who live in Los Angeles.
They left last Friday and on
arrived at the home of
Mr.. Strauss parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Strauss of 1888 East 142nd |
ST., where they plan to spend the
coming three weeks. The elder
Strausses have been local residents
for thirty-two years.
Comes word from the west that
he Jack E. Goodwin family, both
senior and junior, formerly of
L358-60 East 141st ST., would like
heir friends to know they are all
ocated in Arizona now.
The senior Goodwyns, who moved
vest because Of Mr.. Goodwyn's i'll
health, are living at 1920 East
speedway rd. in Tucson. Their son
md his wife reside at 3245 West
)rangewood ave. in Phoenix, where
young Mr.. GOODWIN is associated
With The Phoenix Gazette.