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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

capped" essay contest at 11:30
Friday morning, March q, in the
Governors office. More than 1000
high-school juniors and seniors
from 20 Ohio counties participat-
ed in the contest.
The essayists ably handled the
topic, 1.-The Physically Handicap
ped-a National Asset" by point
ing out that employers should
consider what the handicapped
have remaining of employable
skills and abilities, not what they
have lost through sickness or
accident.
Prize winners, all High-School
Juniors, were: Eugene Arnold,
1904 Sharon Ave, GAINESVILLE,
Rosecrans High School, first
prize; Sally Harding, 362 Winth-
rop ST., Toledo, Scott High
School, second prize; and Sandra
Keairns, 339 Pearl ST., Jackson,
jackson High School, third prize.
The essay contest was carried
on as part of the activities of the
Ohio Inter-Agency Committee for
the Physically Handicapped,
which is charged with the promo
ton of the national program for
employment of the physically
handicapped. Both the immediate
past-chairman, Charles Brashear
of the State Bureau of Vocational
Rehabilitation, and Paul Messmer,
present chairman, Ohio State
Employment Service are them
selves physically handicapped.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

State Sen. Charles Mocher, Re-
publican newspaper publisher from
Oberlin, seems to have taken on
quite load this session. He has
introduced bills to reform the Wei
fare department, end state censor
ship of movies, and alter the pres
ent method of state financing of
schools. He is also chairman of
the Senate Health, Education and
Utilities Committees.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

Fair employment practices pro-
ponents were busily engaged in
shutting between the House and
the Senate last week, when their
bills were being given a hearing
in both houses simultaneously. In
addition to labor, welfare persons,
and others genuinely interested in
the adoption of fair employment
practices legislation, largest num-
Der in favor of these bills to turn
out for the hearings were many
communists and left wing groups.
Look. for the legislature to adopt
the Burton Plan of fair employ
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
AUCTION
MODERN COUNTRY HOME WITH 10 ACRES
TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1853
Sells at 200 PM.

Sells at 200 Pm.
LOCATED Seven miles of Springfield south side
the National Highway U S 4O) ~ miles of Vienna
This 10 improved with modern
Has full
There large living dining kitchen with built
with shower and hardwood floors throughout Has hot
and water oubuidngS including
large barn with floors poultry house garage
This land is all lable exceptionally well
the be look this and be
sale The spend the of his life California
the the being Sold sells highest bidder
INSPECTION permitted time prior day of
TERMS-$1500O0 cash of delivery
deed, possession before May Is, 1853
MR.. and MRS. WALTER r. EVLSfzOR
PHONE 32s56, SPRINGFIELD
Sale in Charge of Mo0ERMoTT- -BUMGARNER CO.
EAST LOCUST STREET, WILMINGTON OHIO, PHONE 241s
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
OHIO NEWS
DIGEST

COLUMBUS-This week, seven
members of the Ohio Senate start
ed an investigation of certain COM
plants about the nistreatment of
patients at Cambridge State Hos
pital. Investigators will hold clos
ed sessions until it can be deter
mined whether or not complaints
are valid.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

Veteran observers in the legis-
lature predict that Gov. Lausche's
fair value" utility rate formula
will be defeated in the House Ju-
dietary Committee. Some legisla-
ton will be enacted in an attempt
to force rural telephone compan-
les to provide better service, but
the rest of the utility companies
will be allowed to continue un-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF MADISON COUNTY,
OHIO
No. 1850


Betty Heron
Plain City,
Madison County, Ohio
Plaintiff,
VS.
Dale w. Heron
Jerome Township,
Union County, Ohio
now of
US 52155SS4, 46th Sink. Gen. Co.,
RAE. Station,
Fairford Glous, England
APO. 129 c/o Postmaster
New York, New York,
Defendant.
Dale w. Heron, whose place of
residence is Jerome Township. I'm
ion County, Ohio, but who is serving
with the United States armed forces
In England and personal service
cannot be served upon him, will
take notice that on March 10, 1863,
the undersigned filed her petition
against him in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Madison County, Ohio,
praying for a divorce and relief on
the grounds of gross neglect of
duty. Said cause will be for hearing
on and after the 1st day of May,
1853.
Betty Heron, by Gilbert Kirby
her attorney.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

1t may be significant to note
that utilities bills in the House and
Senate were sent to the Judiciary
Committees, instead of being heard
before the committees entitled
Public Utility Committee"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

ment, which sets up local groups
wherever the need arises. This
differed from the Democratic
plans which advocates a strong
state commission with powerful
enforcement provisions.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NVTTtE Ut NFPUfNTWFsNT
Estate of Charles T. All<ire De-
ceased A. c. Alkire, Mt. Sterling,
Ohio has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of Charles T. Allxire, late of
Madison County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 10th day of March AID.
1853 Number 11,S57 Docket Page
497. Maurice u. Beathard, Probate
Judge of said County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

Employees of the State Turn
pike Commission received large
salary increases, it was revealed
this month Commissioners them
selves received no increase, how
ever. Their salaries are set by
state law-the employees salaries
are set by the commission.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
Governor Lausche
Presents Prizes
In Essay Contest

Governor Frank ]. Lausche
at Ohio State University, reported
presented prizes in the state
Employ the Physically Handi-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

Minor flurriers of attack against
the State Aviation Board the past
few weeks are finding little sup
port and are expected to die off.
The Senate is expected to confirm
governors appointment to this
board this week, and the House
Finance Committe is expected to
approve requested budget appro-
priations. There will be no i1ves-
tigation of the board this session.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

touched. Reports indicate that ex-
perienced utility lobbyists are set
Ting back already, feeling assured
that they have won again.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

Republican policy on various
legislation is not yet fully formed.
Meetings are still being held al
most daily, but the vital decisions
have not been made.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03
People, Spots In The News

OOF! Billy Graham drives right
to side of Joe Giardello while
winning 12-rounder handily
after losing two previous bouts
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-03

CONTAINS MOLAS-
SES for inducing
greater feed consump-
ton and water intake.
Supplies essential min
erals and proteins to
produce better finished
beef in less time.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25
Julie Kunftanttnnprl rruhrrt
1uurnp

Sue mas 0u pillIt, ba 9u oen
aampf por5iebit uno Dir ipeOer Ser
fridge nod @efGaigfeiten ettpas beOeu=
ten. Sd nebme meine 3ufluft su
@ott, uno 1penn es Sem @ille it,
Dir biele Stabt in oie SGnoe 5u se-
ben, mer bermas es Damn su berbin=
oern? Sollte gr aber Oeinem Ser5en
tpieoer @eoanfen oes Srieoens ein=
geben, 10 merbe i6 ni6t oariiber
freuen. Sd balte bon nun an bie
Staottore peridloiien uno tperoe al=
les, mas orinnen lit, nit alien mir
5u @ebote ltebenoen Mitteln berteioi-
gen. Su aber berri6e nit Wadt bis
ser gere6te &i6ter einen ieben BON
uns, Dir nno mir, elm gere6tes ltr-
tell ipridt."
Sc i6rieb Ser lette oitr0mil1e
&aiier, &onltantin XII. 8alaiologos,
i'm Suni 1852 an ben SiirfenIultan
Webmeo H., na6oem er bate einie-
ben miiiien, baB ser Sultan felt emit
iblolien mar, Sen a6tbunoertidbrigen
Sraum oes Silam, bie groberung
aonltantinopels, 5lt pernirfliben, llnb
nur einen paiienoen MnlaB iubte, oie
5einoleligfeiten 5u eroffnen. Dime Elm
@ort Der grpiberung ober gar gnt-
ihnloigung erfl1rte Webmeb auf oie-
les Sbreiben,bin Den &rieg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

berbIif iiber oas @eIentli6e eroffnen
fann. @ebt man aber ltngefebrt BON
einem ein5elnen Sahsebiet aus unb
l6ldgt i'm 2erifon nad, 10 oient Der
r8iloungsbano" gleidlam als Sdliii-
lei, Der ben meiteren @eIamt5uiam-
menbang aufiblieBt. Cine geihidte
Se6nif Der 8eripeiiungen bon Sen al=
pbabetilben 8dnoen gum ~8iloungs-
bano" uno nmgefebrt bonn u8ils
oungsbonb" at oen alpbabetil6en
8anoen ermogli6t es ieoem, ben
v@roBen Seroer" al,f oieIe beioen
@eiien gu benuten.
gfa6oen ser erlte 8orterbu6bano
betpieien bat, oaB Der u@roBe Seroer"
in Ben eir5elnen Mrtifeln (abgeleben
bon einigen SdDdbeD ladli6 rno
praais5arbeitet, unO nun ser nit &e6t
BON mandem ifeptiif ertpartete 8il-
Oungsbano ais gegliidter Gerlu6 pors
liegt, barf man iugen, oaB Ser Gerlag
Seroer Sen Sprung iiber Die nibtigz
lte Siiroe geIdafft uno ni6t 5lluiel
perlpro6en bat, nenn er einen neuen
2erifontpp anfiinoiste. Sm @runoe
lit es ni6t iiberraideno, oaB geraOe
Elm fonierpattpes Snltitut mie oas
Saus Seroer Oie fortl6rittlide So
Jung gefunoen bat. 0enn n / 6 5 / e
r& n erpattpen, ION Ser n
sic S TO B liner limb ant l.
qnitiert!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

in orei 9eile gegIieoert: Ger @ott
bes Gbriitentums" ,&atboliI6e
@elt Des @lolbens" ,0ns @lau-
bensbepuBtlein ser 0fumeniiben
Gbriltenbeit" @erabe Ser brittle Cell
iteIlt cine literariIbe Neuerlbeinung
groBten 8ertes oar. Gs gab bis iett
feine aeidloliene Darltelung Der ofu-
menilden 8epegung uno ibrer inne-
rem @nttpidlung ieit Dem Iusgang
oes neunaebnten sSabrbunoerts bis
5ur &onferen5 bon 2uno. Sier liegt
iie Dor, unb 5tpar als eine lebenoige
@eld)idte bes @laubensbetpuBtleins
in ben auBerfatbolii6en &onfeiiionen.
Der 8eiit, in oem iie geibrieben it,
bat nidts BON fonfeiiioneller gnge
itno miro pobl aud BON 3idtsatboli-
fen als eroB5iigig 1nb tpabrbeitslie.
beno enpfunoen 1peroen fonnen.
Sn Der @el6i6te miro ernlt ge.
maht nit Der Jorberung zines
menihbeitsgei6idtli6en Sori5ontes.
europa riift an feline Steue i'm 8an-
gen Der @eibihte, erl6eint aber ge-
raoe besbalh IN ieinem Dmenl6beitss
gei6i6tli6en 8orrang".
Die Intbropologie oronet alle 2es
bensauBerungen bes Weni6en iinn-
bon elm: oas sltmeit bas gllen, ben
S6lat oas Seben, oas Soren, oie
5pra1e, bos @el6lebtslebelt, sic
gbe, Die Samilie, bie slrbeit, oas
Spiel, Die Seieritunoe, oie 5reuoe,
sen Sob.
sSn Rabmen Ser 8runolegung eis
ner iosialen Srbnung finoen mir oos
por5iiglibe &apitel iiber v9ie Sro-
nung oes Stantes" in Dem nit aller
Sffenbeit oas 8roblem ser mooernen
Semofratie <Oargelegt miro: n0ie
Serfaliungen ser mooernen oemofra=
tii6en Staoten itammen aus Dem
neun5ebnten Sabrbunoert, lpdbreno
li6 Die lo5ialen unb mirtl6aftli6en
SerbdItnilie leitbem i1r pielfad) um.
itiir5enbem WaBe getpanoelt baben. I"
8irb bier ser @ioerlpru6 5tpii6en
ser Doftrin uno ser politiiden Situas
tion oufseoedt, 10 ni6t peniger in Ser
9arleeune ser Notwithstanding.
Sn elmer. lebr fonfreten 8elbreibung
ser eelamttuirtidaftliden 3uiammen=
bange eripeiien it6 ribt nur oie fupi-
tuliItii6er, ionoern audi oie io5ialiiti,
i1en Sbeorien uls peritaubte 9lnti=
qltitatert.
8eionoers bea1tlih erlbeint uns
aud Der 9eriuh, in Dem &apitel Die
8elt Der &iinite" (@infiibrung in oas
8elen bes Dramas, oes Gomans, oes
9eoi6tes niip.) cine 2ebre bonn Sbo-
men au entlpideln, bie iib entiprebenb
ser 8runoablidt oes 8erfes nirgenO-
no 5u elmer abioluten 9tormierllng
periteist. S6lieBlt6 fann man iagen,
baB aud Die umfangli6en naturpil-
lenidaftliden Abidnitte cine gemein-
peritanolie Spra6e fiibren. Die ge-
ldidt oussemdblte 5olge BON giloern
5eiet uls 8an5es no6mals Sen geiiti=
gen Aufbau oieier @n5pflopaoie oes
5DanaigIten Sabrbunoerts.
Sat man einen ginblid in 0as
8erf genonnen, oann erfennt man
aud, oab es organii6 in oie Geibe
oieies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gebort.
8ei leiner 8enllbung fann man lo'
tpobl pom ~8iloungs6ano" oils al16
BON oen ein5elnen 2erifoubdnOen aus
geben. 9as cine Nal Oienen Die neun
86rterbu9bdnoe, in oenen oer 8e=
lliiser aae tpiiiensinerten gin5elanga-
ben ,finoet, als WaterialgrunOlage
uno grgansung oes vgiloungsban=
Oes" Der = 10 entlaltet = oen ue-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

zugunsten des Papstlichen
Kollegium Josephinum in
Worthington

0ieienisen nnierer 2eier,
ipetde eth Gremplar bon @e.
bers beriibnttem Bud u9rei'
sebnlinben" iuiiniden, m6sen
Elm ioldes beaiebeu sesen If.
senbeine 8abe sit,m beiten bes
EapHiden gollesinm Soiepbi.
num. 8itte, Senbnng zines be'
liebigen 8etrages on ben G6itor
bes ,Dbio-@aiienfreumS an fol.
genbe NbreiIe at idJifen: Hrpf.
S. N. 0nebren, 643 Su. Obio
MDe., Columbus 5, >.
8eiten Oanf int borams!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

len itiirmten 0ie Siirfen gegen Die
Utanern, ooraus oie Sfpahen, ssn-
oalioen uno Hefruten, Damn Die trre-
guldren 5ruppen. an ibnen iollte iih
Die gbDebrfraft au5toben. Damn crit
folgte Die &erntruppe, oie Snnitl6a=
rem. Iber no6einmal tpar es, alS oh
oaS &rlegsglitd, 10 ltntuabrI6einlif
es ldlen, ltd) nuf oie Seite ser Gbri-
item neigen Dollte. @ele Inn 8elle
I5erbra6 inter oem miitenoen Ibpebr=
reuer, Die an Die Wuuer gelegten
Stllrntlettern ipuroen u1ngeDorfen
lmO etlua oltf ser Mauer mlftauhenoe
Sitrten blnabgeltiir5t. 0a puroe @iu-
lttnlani permun0et lno er muBte Sen
|aampflab pCrlalien. Gieie nomento=
ne TerlDirrlmg niiBte Elm fleiner
1rupp Ser 9lngrciIer aus uno orang
IN Die Staot Elm, gelangte in ben Riif-
fen Der &ertetoi9er. 2ieie, lid einge-
IhloIien lpGbneno, 5ogen lif in panif=
artigen Shrefen 5uriid. SIMMER
mehr Tein0e 0rangen MIN in oie
Stoot elnL erbarn1lngslos nlcoermet=
5elnO, lper nod @ioeritano leiitete.
Sapfer tun1pfeno l,no unbeahtet pom
6elnO flcl Der lette oltromilde &ai=
ler unter BEN $5ieben 5Deier tiirfilher
Sul0uten.
Ite Seu0lferltng Bate iih unter-
OeMen III Die oagiu Sopbia 5uriifae=
5ogen. 9toh elmer olten Gropbe5eiung
lollte Der sSeinO Oielea Seiligtum nie
betreten; innitten ser Staot, beim
Heiterltanobilo oe5 aailera, ioate Elm
Gngel pom 6inmel erIheinen uno
etnem Wtann eiu S6pert in sic Suno
geben Gieler IoQte Oen Seino 5uriid=
treiben bis ms Snnere Eeriiens.
Gihtgeordngt flebten 10 oie Weni6en
5u 8ott Inn Grfitlllng 0ieler Gropbez
5eiung. 9lber 0em Sieger mar au6 Die
Seiligtett oe5 Srtea fem Sinoernis.
Inter Ieinen 9lerten 5erbrahen Die
foltbaren EOrtale. llnO nun tat Yliin-
oerlmgsput unO unerIQttli6e Sab
lu6t uno Seiocnld)oft ibr @erf. 8ie
Gieb, nit Hiemen uno Strifen gefei-
lelt lno puarlpeile 5uiommeugebun=
oen fitbrten lie Bic Otenlben binlpeg.
user fam OaS Sanlnern unO S6reien
beI6relben, OQs @in1mern Ser &in=
Der, 0us Soeltlen ser Ntittter uno @ei=
nen Der Batter? Nerrin uno Maao,
Grbe uno Sflape, ser 9lbt uno lein
Efortner, ulle 1pltrOen binpeggefiibrt,
I'm ullf Dem Sflauenmnrft lpte felle
Ware in 8elo rmgelebt 5u tperoe,t. =
8as rltnbrnrhbar lf)ien, lpuroe
|nieoergemaft, mas in Sugeno uno
Shonbelt ltanO, Oh &nabe ooer Wfdo-
den, batte Der roben Suit Ser entfel-
lelten ,SOlOatesfa 5u oienen, uno au6
Der Nonnenl6leier mar fem S6ub
mebr fir Srauenebre. @er tnnn be-
ldrelben, Da5 an @epnlttat geldab,
DaS an S6refen ltno 2eiO erOuloet
puroe? 9tlentan0 bat e5 altfgel6rie=
ben uno niemano fennt mebr Die Sea
men oil Der 0teni6en. MenldenIeer
lelen Die StraBeu Ser Staot geweIen
unO fein Sogel babe mebr geilngen,
10 beri6tet ein Augen5euge. aqer
Slang unO uae S6onbeit, aller 8runf
llnO ale Gbre mar BON Ser ebrlpiiroi=
gen &ailerItnot genommen. .,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25
Sun 9eN Ke.t1s1ss4-
>saA>,se!

@ir erinden ,uieberbolt unie.
re 2eier, Eel Nbreiienberdnbe'
rnnsen nub 3nidriften aller
Nrt ibren Namen nebit boiler
Moreie bod redt bentlid au.
sugeben, bamit unansenebu,e
Jebler un6 @eripatnnseu Der.
mieben tperben, sam gorteil
ber 2eier nnb aiir Griparnis
bon ilnn6tiser Mrbeit.
9ie Mebattisn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

Grit am I. >Suni bielt ser Sultan
Ieinen Gin5ug in Die Staot. Sod 5u
ToB rift er in oie oagia Sophia, IteB
bon Der &un5el oas iilamil6e 8lnu=
benSbefenntnis perleien iprang ielbIt
auf ben 9lltar uno perri6tete gegen
Wteffu lein @ebet. SaS ebrlpiiroigIte
8ottesbau5 ser Gbriltenmelt mar cine
Moldee Oes Sllam geporoen, aon-
ltontinopel, fortun SItanbuI genannt,
Duroe gum Centrum elmer gefabrli=
6en 9eorobung fir Sabrbltnoerte.
slls Ser Sultan nah bem &aiier
fragte, fonnte niemano ibm 4usfltnft
geben. Ga metoeten ltd) iblieBli6 5tpei
Soloaten, Die ongaben, i'm eriblagen
81 baben Ser Sultan l6idte Iie aus,
na6 Der 2ei6c 5u ill6en. 9ln sen foi=
ierliben Eurpuri6uben erfannten ite
oielelbe. Ser Sultan lieb ii6 pom er-
item faiierlifen Winiiter 2ufas $40
taras oie Soentitat oes &aiiers beitq-
tlgen lhlug Damn oas Saupt ab uno
ltellte es aus. Zen 2eidnam lieB er
nit failerli6en Gbren beileben. 2u=
tas geotaras ielbit, 5undfIt pom Sui
tam letner beion0eren @unlt oerli6ert,
ereilte uenige Gage ipdter Die 2allne
oes Siegers. Sm Haul6 lieB Mebmeo
ibn uno leine Sobne entbaupten. gr=
greifeno lino oie uns iiberlieferten
8orte, nit oenen er ieine Sobne Dor
Dem SoOe ermltnterte: r&inoer, ibr
babt geleben, lpie an Oem geItrigen
Gage alles, mas mir batten, perloren
egangen lit: Ser uneri6opfli6e Heid)-
tllln, Die berrlid]e gbre, lpelf)e mir in
oieler Staot uno Ourd lie in Der ganz
5en Gbriltenbett batten. Sest aber, in
oielem Iugenblid, baben mir ni6ts
mebr uls oas Seben; Oas lit aber nid)t
elpig, einmal nliiiien mir bod lterben;
aber Dle? 9lQ linlerer 9abe, gbre itno
Vta6t beraubt, bon alien beI6impft,
perahtet uno geringgeldabt, bis emo
lid ser 600 fonmt.
~. glber altd otele Stunoe lit
rc6t, mir luerben ni6t lnebr iiinoi=
gen . 0enn ner fennt oie @affen
oes Seufels uno leine uergifteten Bfei-
le? Sebt lit oas 3iel nabe. SIN Hamen
Senen, Der fir l1ns gefreu5ist puroe,
geItorben unb auferItanoen lit, tpollen
audi tpir lterben, oamit mir llns nit
Sbm Seiner @obltaten erfreuen.
kiliaat Lech,pr.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-03
McCarter And
KramerInWRU
Grid Lineup

Gordon McCarter and Dan
Kramer, former Shaw High stars,
and Jack Young, who performed at
Collinwood High, have been promi-
nent in Western Reserve Uni
versity's early football drills.
McCarter, a letterman, looks
like the regular fullback at the
moment. The 185 pound senior,
who is also an excellent place kick
er, has been running we'll in early
scrimmages.
Kramer, junior who has spent
two years on the squad, should see
plenty of action at tailback. He
was a passing star with Shaw's
1850 team.
Yuung, a $50 pound end, played
for Reserve in 1850, then entered
the Army. He has just returned
from a hitch in Korea as an MP.
and has resumed his grid career
enthusiastically. He's junior.
Coach Eddie Finnigan has been
running the Red Cat squad of 40
through workouts twice daily, con-
ditioning the Cats for the Sept. 26,
opener with Toledo at Reserves
Clarke Field.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-03
One New School
Guard Joins For
Crossing Safety

One new school guard appointee
is announced by Chief of Police
H. S. Weaver as school guards for
the 1953-1954 school year begin
their safety work next Tuesday
morning. The new guard is Charles
Mccoy of 13409 Graham rd., who
is detailed to the Shaw-Hayden
crossing.
Herbert Cobb, who served at this
intersection last year is being
transferred to the Noble-Terrace
intersection.
Returning guards and their un-
changed assignments are:
Edward Fries, Rozelle School.
William Schworer, Lockwood and
Superior.
Harry Carlson, Superior and
Forest Hills.
Thomas Moody, Eddy and Hay
den.
Carl Saefkow, Mayfair and Hay
den.
Willis Goldy, Hayden and Phil
lips.
Robert Connell, Lee and Terrace.
John Consula, Eddy and East
131st st.
James Newcomer, Coventry and
Superior.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-03
Safety Divisions First Lesson School
Program Ready For Pupil And Parent

Educators, parents, pupils and
the East Cleveland Police Depart
ment are preparing for the open
ing Of another term of school. The
Departments Division of Safety
is ready with its first lesson in
its regular School Safety Program.
This lesson is set forth in a
booklet dealing with safety habits
for school children and their par
ents, and is another step in the
teaching of safety habits, states
H. S. Weaver, chief of police. The
booklet will be distributed through
the schools. 1t has been printed
through the cooperation of the
Safety Committee of East Cleve-
land Kiwanis.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-03

An enrolment of approximately
6o0O pupils is anticipated wher
the East Cleveland Public Schools
open their doors for the fall term
of school on Tuesday, September
9Th. This will be $50 pupils above
the 1952-1953 enrolment states
DIR. o. j. Korb, superintendent of
schools.
The increase is noted in the ele-
mentary grades where steadily in
creasing numbers of kindergart-
ners over the past few years is
now being shown in the larger
enrollments in the first four OF
five grades.
Kindergarten enrolment this
year is expected to be about the
same as last year, according to
registrations up to Tuesday. There
were go kindergartners registered
in the past school year.
The 1870 teaching staff for the
1953-1954 school year is five above
the faculty list of last year. Of
these five, three will be in the
elementary department and two in
the high school physical education
department.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-09-03
End Polio Victim
Is Back Home

East Cleveland's second polio
victim of the season, 4-year-old
Cathy Webb is home from City
Hospital, and recuperating nicely.
She was admitted to City Hospital
on August 26th and proved to have
a light attack of the disease, minus
paralysis.
Cathy is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl w. Webb, who have two
other children, Joyce, 6, and Rich
ard, three months, both of whom
have been given gamma globulin
as a protection against a paralysis
in the event they should also be
stricken.
The Webbs moved to East Cleve-
land two months ago from Cleve-
land.
East Cleveland's first polio VIC
tim, David Stephens, 31s-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c..
Stephens, 13303 Milan ave., ad-
mitted to City Hospital July 31st,
is still a patient there. Another
child in this family was also treat
ed with gamma globulin.