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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-18
Bon Voyage"
Mite At Glenn S

A big time is in the making this
evening Thursday at Glenn's
Drive-In, 28901 Lake Shore blvd,
as Glenn Schultz and Frank Fede-
rico present bon Voyage Mite"
The event is being staged for
the WI w Radio-Nanigans, an
amateur entertainment group
which is getting ready for USO
World Tour. The entertainers are
due to depart Monday, June 22nd
by plane to visit and entertain
American servicemen in Africa,
Europe, Korea, Alaska and other
points.
Glenn and Frank are banqueting
the troup at 8 pm. and then at 9
pm, the io-Nanigan's will pre-
sent a one hour free show on the
spacious parking lot. Howie Lund,
we'll known radio announcer is
scheduled to act as master of cere-
monies for the big show.
According to reports, the WV
Radio-Nanigans are the first all
amateur group to go on the World
entertaining tour.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-18
Miss Euclid
.Vets-1953"
To Visit Miami

A trip to the sunny south fol
two Miami, Florida to be exact
that's just one of the awards tc
be presented to miss Euclid Vets
of 1853"
Who will she be?
That's a big question now but
she will definitely be known on
Saturday. August 1st when the
feature attraction of the seventh
annual Euclid Vets Festival is pre-
sented at 1861 East 260th st.
Any girl who is 1s Cor will be
18 prior to July 31st) or older who
lives in Euclid, Northeast Cleve.
land, East Cleveland, South Euclid
Willowick, Wickliffe, Richmond
Heights or Eastlake can enter the
contest.
Every girl who enters this
years contest will receive trophy
as a memento of the beauty queen
search.
In addition to the all expense
trip to Florida, "Miss Euclid Vets
will receive a $500 wardrobe cour-
tesy of Kay Jeffrey; a beautiful
diamond ring valued at $125 from
Wolkov jewelers., East 185th st.,
plus a handsome trophy from the
Paulich Speciality Company and
other gifts to be announced later.
The contest committee for this
year includes Bill Tomko, Ray
Campensa and Stanley Warren.
Girls in the contest will appear
in evening gowns and will be
judged on personality, poise and
posture.
Girls who would like to enter
the contest are asked to submit
letter to "Miss Euclid Vets Con-
test" 1861 East 260th ST., Euclid
II, Ohio. In the letter mention
that you desire to enter the con-
test and would like to receive an
entry blank. Include name, address
and telephone number in the let
ter. After the letter is received an
entry blank will be forwarded to
you Immediately.
All entries will have to be post
marked on or before July 18th.
The Seventh Annual Vets Fes-
tival will open on Wednesday, July
29th and continue through Sunday,
1st.
Any civic or charitable organi-
cation wishing to have booth or
at the Festival should
call the Euclid Vets Club prior to
July 1st at RE. 1-6404.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-18

Cleveland's huge municipal Sta
dunn, very seldom filled to capa-
city, let alone overflowing, is ex-
pected to bulge when some 100,-
900 or more gather in the ampi-
theatre on Sunday, June 28th for
the Family Rosary Crusade. The
hour is 500 p. m.
The Diocese Of Cleveland Ia
directing the Family Rosary Cru
aade locally eommemorating Arch
bishop Edward F. Hoban's Golden
Jubilee.
Diocese Of Cleveland includes
the counties Of Ashland, Cuyahoga,
Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina and
Summit.
General Chairman Of the Cru
sade here is the Most Reverend
Floyd L. Begin, STD, PhD.,
jed, and the purpose of the cru
sade is to encourage the practice
of daily family prayer in every
Catholic home. Associate directors
here are Rev. Francis F. Woods,
STD, and Rev. John j. Murphy,
csc.
Since the rosary has always been
the traditional Catholic family
prayer, each Catholic family will
be asked to pledge in writing its
intention to say the rosary to-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-18
Stadium Service Sunday June 28 To
Point Need Of Daily Family Prayer

gether every day. Non-Catholics
are urged to adopt as their family
prayer whatever prayers they
deem suitable.
Rev. Patrick Peyton, csc. is
Crusade Director and has gained
worldwide attention for his en-
phasizing "the family that prays
together-stays together"
The Crusade office 10 located at
90S Superior ave. for any one de-
string further information.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-18

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-18

A trip to the sunny south for
two Miami, Florida to be exact,
that's just one of the awards to
be presented to "Miss Euclid Vets
of 1853"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-18

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Evening star., 1953-02-12

Russian anti Chaplain Goldbers.
Semitism at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
in Bethlehem Chapel, Washing
ton, Cathedral.
The Young Peoples Synagogue
and Beth Sholom Congregation
will hold q joint worship service
at 8:45 pm. tomorrow in Beth
Sholom Synagogue. Eighth and
Shepherd streets NV. Rabbi
Harry j. kaufman will officiate.
Rabbi Aaron Shapiro will speak
on "These Are the Laws" at 8:45
pm. tomorrow at Congregation
Beth Israel, 3408 c street Sc.
Adas Israel.
Adas Israel Congregation, Con-
1ecticut avenue and Porter street
NV, will hold q brotherhood
week sabbath at 8:15 pm. to-
morrow with the Rev. Albert p.
Shirley, president, Washington
Ministerial Union, and Repre-
sentative Dawson, Democrat, Of
Illinois as guest speakers. Re-
ligious services will be by Rabbi
David H. Panitz and Cantor ia
cob Barkin.
Rabbi David Massis will adj
dress an Oneg Shabbat Of the
Washington Highlands Jewish
Center, 141 Xenia street S.W.,
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
Joseph Andelman, president.
Washington Brandeis Zionist
District, will speak on Israel at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at Congre-
cation Har-tzeon. Wheaton. Md.
Congregation Beth Ell.
Rabbi Morris Gordon will
preach on Chains in Freedom"
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at Con-
gregation Beth Ell of Montgom-
cry County, 3 Pooks Hill,
Bethesda.
The congregation will also
hold a children's family service
at 10:15 am. Saturday. and an
adult education class at 10 am.
Sunday.
Rabbi Paul Liner Of Temple
Emanuel Of Montgomery County
will speak on "A Maturing
Faith" at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
in All Saints Episcopal Church,
Chevy Chase Circle.
Evening star., 1953-02-12
Mortinsbure City Hall
To Get Half Holiday
spseial Dispatch 10 IN. s.ur

MARTTNSBURG. w. Va, Feb.
12. - City offices here viii be
closed on Wednesday afternoons
hereafter. City Council has de-
cided.
Principal legal offices and banks
have been following the short
day on Wednesday for some
months. Retail stores started
the system this month.
Evening star., 1953-02-12
Milking Process Warmer

DAWSON, Neb. up. - For
years, farmers have been en-
couraging their pigs to hudd1e
under electric infra-red lamps in
hrooder houses during cold
weather. That gave farmer
Lloyd Helm an idea. Now he does
his milking beneath one Of the
heat lamps which he rugged up
above his milking stool.
Evening star., 1953-02-12
Episcopal Minstrel Show

Old fashioned minstrels will
entertain when the Drama Club
Of All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church presents a benefit show
tomorrow and Saturday at 8
pm. in the parish hall, 1900
Cathedral avenue, NV.
Evening star., 1953-02-12

teenth and
G r ! t t e n
den sire e is
NV, at $3.50
pm. to m orr
row.
Rabbi Bar
nett r. Brick
ner. father Of
Rabbi Balfour
Brickner. spir-
itual leader Of
Temple Sinai,
will address
his sons con-
gregation on
n-h~sA -k4
Evening star., 1953-02-12
Chaplain Goldberg
breaches Tomorrow
Before B mai Israel

Navy Chaplain Joshua Gold
berg win preach on II Accuse
Communism" at a service in
B'nai Israel Congregation, Six
Evening star., 1953-02-12

First, Lucerne is a richer
milk. Lucerne is richer in
cream than any other lead
ing homogenized milk in
the District. This makes it
better for your youngsters
and better tasting, too!
Second :. Lucerne is a
money-sGUing milk. Richer
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-09-09
500 Killed I'm Violent
Accidents Over Weekend
(BY THE Assoc1ATED PREss)


More than 500 persons lost their
lives in violent accidents during
the nations Labor Day holiday
but traffic fatalities were under
the pre-holiday estimate of 40.
A survey Tuesday showed that
at least 541 persons were killed in
violent accidents over the extend
ed holiday period from 6 pm.
Friday until midnight Monday.
The dead included 379 killed in
traffic mishaps. The National
Safety Council had estimated 44O
persons would be killed in motor
accidents during the 78-hour per-
iod. Sixty-seven persons drowned
and 95 others lost their lives in
other accidents, including fires,
plane crashes, falls, etc.
The traffic toll this Labor
Day compared to 432 for the three
day Labor Day holiday last year
and a record 461 in 1851.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-09-09
LOGAN DOWD. NOW IN ACS
AT FAIRBANKS. VISITS HERE

Logan DoWd, fomer school boy
of Nome, now following in his
fathers footsteps in the Alaska
Communications System, is Wis
itor in Nome from Fairbanks,
where he is stationed.
Logan reports that his brother
Jack is back from Korea and his
parents, Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Dowd,
are in Seattle and contemplating
retiring soon.
Logan plans to remain here for
the Swanberg-Hough wedding on
Saturday before returning to Fair
banks.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-09-09
German Housewife Kills
Red Cop with 2-lb. Can
OF Free American Lard

BERLIN, R hmm The US. High
Commission newspaper reported
Wednesday that an East German
housewife had killed a Commun-
ist policeman with the two-pound
can Of lard from the western food
parcel he was trying to take away
from her.
The newspaper said the en-
ragged housewife fractured the
cops skull when he tried to grab
her parcel at the Babelsberg sta
ton, in the Russian zone just
outside Of West Berlin.
The woman was returning with
her handout from a distribution
center in West Berlin, where more
than 80 million Of the parcels
have been distributed since July
q.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-09-09
French Bread Secret

Ever wonder why French bread
comes unwrapped? ~ So it will
stay crisp. If French bread is
tightly wrapped, its crust be-
comes soft and leathery.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-09-09

w. E. Mitchell and Wendell Size
more Of the National Bank Of
Commerce were visitors from Sc
attic today.
Barbara Gwinn Of the Seattle
branch of the Arctic-Alaska Trav-
el Bureau expressed her view of
Nome in three words: II love
Nome"
Other guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Bartholomew and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Schmolch of Ketchikan
where they are with the Railway
Express Co.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-09-09

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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-22
SedaIia maSons
Install Officers

George Ropp has been installed
as Worshipful Master of Leanore
Lodge No. 512 F.&A.M. at a meet
ing held in Sedalia, in Masonic
Temple last Thursday night, it was
announced Saturday.
Other elected and appointed Of
ficers installed for the ensuing
year are Max Whiteside, Senior
Warden; Ray L. Vaughn, Junior
Warden; George Dorm, Treasurer;
Eden Whiteside, Secretary; Ralph
Ray, Senior Deacon; Robert Hall,
Junior Deacon; Homer Robinson,
Senior Steward; Jesse A. Thorn
ton, Junior Steward; Darmel Ray,
Chaplain; Donald L. Dorm, Tyler;
and Leslie Mace, Trustee.
Leslie Mace, Past District Dep
uty Grand Master for the Ninth
Masonic District was installing Of
ficer and Delbert Dorm, Past Mas
ter, served as installing Marshal.
Refreshments were served fol-
lowing installation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-22
County Farmers
In AII-Day Meet

An all-day crop and fertilizer
meeting is lined up for Madison
County farmers for Wednesday,
December 80, according to Harold
Friend, Chairman of the County
Agronomy Committee. The pro-
gram will start at 10 am. on the
topic of merits of the different
forms of fertilizers including high
analysis VS. regular grades, liquids,
anhydrous forms, etc. This will be
discussed by II. II. Tucker, Agron-
Dmist with the Coke Oven Ann
monia Research Bureau, Colum-
bus.
E. p. Reed, Extension Agrono-
mist, O.S.U. will be present to dis
cuss the latest crop varieties and
how to increase your net farm in
come in 1854 with the use of fer
tilizer. There will be a showing of
a new film called The Miracle of
Plant Growth reports Of fertiliZ-
er and spray demonstrations in the
county during the past year and
many interesting topics. The meet
ing is open to anyone interested.
For more definite information,
contact the Madison County EX-
tension Office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-22
Madison Hotel
BurgIarized And
Register Stolen

London police are investigating
the second breaking and enter
ing" within weeks time, seeking
now to find the person who enter
ed the Madison Hotel sometime
after midnight Thursday night and
carried off the cash register.
According to the report the cash
register was taken from the hotel
lobby after Truman Neff, the
night clerk, had retired to his
quarters on the second floor, by
pushing out a pane in the window
of the door between the lobby and
the stairway and releasing the
lock.
Money in the cash register,
amounting to S45.0O was taken and
the cash register was found Friday
morning in an alley in Plain City,
by Mayor Tunys Andrews, who
notified the Madison County Sher-
iff Immediately.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-22
Ohio Newspaper
Association Names
Taylor AS Head

Election of Orrin r. Taylor, of
the Archbold Buckeye. as presi-
dent was a feature of the annual
Ohio Newspaper Association con-
vention Sept. 24-26, in Columbus.
He had been serving as president
since the death of r, Kenneth Kerr
of the Lancaster Eagle-Gazette.
Roger H. Ferger, of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, was chosen chair
man of the O.N.A. board, succeed
ing the late E. c. Dix of Wooster.
William F. Mag, Jr., of he
Youngstown Vindicator, was NAM
ed vice president. Gardner H.
Townsley, of the Lebanon Western
Star, was reelected treasurer.
Four trustees were reelected to
the board. They were j. A. Van
Buren, Cleveland Plain Dealer;
Robert A. Wolfe, Dayton Daily
News; Ernst L. Henes, Wellington
Enterprise and Ray Palmer, Barn
esville Enterprise. The first two
represent metropolitan newspapers
and the latter two the weekly
group.
Three others were elected to fill
vacancies on the board. They were
Raymond E. Dix, Wooster Record
and r. Lowell Heminger, the Find.
lay Republican-Courier, each foi
three years, and f. Spencer My
ers, Of the Middletown Journal
for two years.syAu three represen
medium sized siaiiies.
The Madison Press COMPANY i
a charter member of the Ohit
Newspaper Association.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-22
Teachers Get Big
Surprise From
SchocI Board

The London Board of Education
granted Christmas bonuses to
teachers in the London school sys-
tenn this year in lieu of proposed
salary adjustment, Supt. J. j.
Hartley said Monday. Increases in
salary were granted d year ago
and made retroactive to Sept. /,
1852. At that time the Board said
that they would consider a further
increase at the close of this year.
However, the Board decided to
grant a Christmas bonus since it
did not believe that a salary in
crease could be granted at this
time, it was said.
The bonus was granted on a
cost of living" salary adjustment
for the month of December only
and was determined by the length
of service completed by each
teacher. Those working in the Lon
don Schools for period of 20
years received a bonus Of S125; 10
years to 19 years, 500; 2 years to
9 years, SIS; and for service of a
year or over, $50.
School Board members are: P.
E. Bacon, president; Maynard
Dickerson, Caryl Holton, Robert
Creath and Glenn Woosley. Clerk
of the board is Mrs Henry Beath-
ord
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-22
Telephone Company Asking
Rate Increase For County
Rates Going Up
On Most Services

A rate increase estimated to add
five per cent to its gross revenues
is being sought by The Ohio Bell
Telephone Company in an applica-
ton filed with the Public Utilities
Commission in Columbus.
President John A. Greene said
the company-wide average increase
requested in the basic rates for
residence telephone service is less
than a cent a day, and for business
service, under four cents a day on
the average.
The proposed new rate schedule
would affect all of tfe 178 cities,
towns and communities served by
Ohio Bell. It would increase an
nual gross revenues by an estimat-
ed $S,913,000 but the net increase
to the company in operating in
come, after taxes, would be about
S4,116,O0O. With this increase, the
company's earnings still would be
less than six per cent on the value
of the property, Greene stated.
In the London area, the applica-
tion proposes the following month
ly increases in rates for residence
service: Individual line, rs cents;
four-party, .35 cents; and rural
residence service, as cents.
For business service here, the
individual-line rate would be in
creased $1.00 a month. Business
two-party service would be upped
rs, and business rural, so cents.
No rate changes are sought for
extension telephones, priv e
branch exchange equipment, mo-
bile telephone service and many
other items, the company said.
The basic rates for day station
to-station long distance calls with
in Ohio would be increased five
cents for certain rate distances un-
der Isl miles. In day person-to-
person rates, the charge for some
calls would remain the same, while
the increase on a majority of the
others would range from 5 to IS
cents.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-22
Methodist Choir
In Special S'ng
Christmas Eve

The Senior and Treble Choirs
will present the Traditional Carols
and Special Christmas Music at
the Midnight Service on Christ
mas Eve at II o'clock at the Lon
don Methodist Church. Mrs. Ar
thur Shenefelt is the Director and
Donald Van Horn the Organist.
Special Accompanies are Mrs.
Norman Jones, Violinist, and Mrs.
Harold Bidwell, Pianist.
Special selections will include,
Gloria in Excelsis" Old French
Carol; Professional Hymn "Adesta
Fideles" with descant; Call to
Worship" by Grosvenor; Carols
Tn. the Bleak Mid-Winter" by
Hoist; Gentle Mary Laid Her
Child" (14th Cent?; GO Tell II
To The Mountain" Christmas Spir-
itual. Other selections will be THE
Little Jesus Came To Town" by
Vanse; Sweet Little Jesus Boy
by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lullaby
on Christmas Eve" by Christians
sen; "As Lately We Watched" an
Austrian Carol; and THE Shep-
herds Song" by Dickinson.
Soloists for the Senior Choir are
Chere Jones, Mary Kay Dilling-
ham, Mrs. Tom Minner and Arnold
Fetter. Soloists for the Treble
Choir are Anita Dillingham;, Sue
Jones and Nancy Harrington.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-22
William Emrick
Dies Suddenly

William E. Emrick, age 48, 1873
Howerland St, Fairborn, died Fri
day evening at 4:30 pm, at his
home of a heart attack. He is sur
vived by his wife, Helen, and a
daughter, Norma, at home. Also
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Emrick of Newport and one sister,
Mrs. Robert Wakeman of New
port.
Brief services were held Monday
at the Morris & Son Funeral Home
in Fairborn, Masonic services
Monday night at pm, at Sch
lechty-Fichner Home. Funeral SER
vices at Schlechty-F Fichner Funeral
Home on Tuesday at 2 pm. with
interment at Paint Township Gem
etery. Services by Rev. Joseph
Johnson of Newport.
He was an electrician at Patter-
son Field in Fairborn and had i've
ed there since 1912 Also menu
Der of the Eagle Lodge in Fair
born and the Masonic Lodge in
London. efff1 3gEgsI
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-22
Roger Tracy Runs
For Reelection

Roger w. Tracy, Treasurer of
State, today announced that ha
Will be a candidate for reelection
TO a third term at the Republican
primaries on May A, 1854.
/ want to continue the program
of modernization and reorganiza-
ton of policies and procedures
which l have introduced in this
tremendously important state de-
partment." Tracy said in announc-
ing his candidacy. II feel that I
owe to the people of Ohio a con-
tinuation of the sound principles
OF business administration which
have placed the State Treasury in
its present favorable position"
Tracy, who is so years of age,
brought high qualifications as a fl
nancial administrator to the office
when he began his first term i'm
January, 1851. During the previ-
Gus Is years he served as an Ex-
aminer for the Auditor of State,
Finance Director of the Cleveland
Heights Public School System, In
stitutional Examiner of the De-
partment of Public Welfare, Sec
retary of the Ohio Police and Fire
mems Pension Program Commits
sion, Cost Analyst for the United
States Army Signal Corps and
Public Accountant operating his
own business.
With the Ohio Treasury's bank
ing business passing a billion dol
lars in volume annually" Tracy
stated, "it is more important than
ever before to safeguard the in
terest of the public through sound
fiscal policies"
Candidates for public office i'm
1854 must meet a February 3
deadline in filing their nominating
petitions.