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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25

, A brand new $155,O0O building
to serve the 46,212 residents of the
East Cleveland area has been pro-
posed for the East Cleveland
YMCA.
The one-story fireproof struct-
ure of functional design with
provisions for adding facilities in
the future) contains headquarters
offices, club and game rooms, a
lounge and kitchenette.
The East Cleveland YMCA
Branch dates back to 1921. 1t first
shared a room wit hthe city's Baby
Dispensary and later moved into
an office at 1425O Euclid ave.
In 1929 the McGregor Home Of
fered the YMCA it's present build
ing, rent free. At that time the
converted dwelling was located
on Euclid ave., one lot off Lee
rd.. This proposal was enjoyed un-
til 1916 when 1.-THE property was
put up for sale. The YMCA Board
of Managers bought it, moving
the building south on Lee rd. and
selling the corner to Sinclair Oil
Company.
It's remaining site fronts 100
feet on Lee rd. and is 168 feet
deep. Present plans call for erect
ing the new building at this loca-
ton.
From it's simple beginning, the
East Cleveland YMCA has steadily
grown until today is 1900 member
ship includes about 1000 boys un-
der 18 years of age.
First secretary was E. V. Ras-
mussen, now general secretary of
the Greater Cleveland YMCA. The
other staff member was Joseph c.
Bunker who had been in YMCA
service with the Czecks in Russia
during World War l.
Men who have served on the
Y board practically since its begin
ming are David Brooks, E. M.
Preston, A. E. Griffith and George
Burrell. W. V. Cumler, present ex-
ecutive secretary has been here II
years. Jim North is the physical
aducofion diractor
Other secretaries have been Eric
Chapman, Ray Fleming, Haro
North and James F. Whyte.
The Y has used the gym and
pool facilities at Shaw High
School in its winter program and
camps and tour trips feature the
summer program. The main en-
phasis has always been placed on
service to boys and young men. Its
adults classes at Shaw, however,
have grown in popularity and are
now an important part of the pro-
gram.
East Cleveland is one Of ten
Greater Cleveland YMCA branches
scheduled for new quarters in the
Continued on Page 81
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Vacation Bible
School Monday

Annual Vacation Bible School at
the East Cleveland Congregation
al Church opens Monday, June
29th and continues through July
10th. All children, aged three to
IL years are welcome.
Sessions will be held Mondays
through Fridays from 9 to 1880
a. m. with Mrs. Milton Griffin as
director.
Instruction is under the super
vision of Miss Darlene Pettigrew
of Toledo and Miss Sara Lee Bab-
cock of Bay Village, members of
the Student Summer Service of the
Congregational Union of Cleveland.
Both have special training for
their assignments.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
No Fireworks
Over Fourth

Chief Of Police H. s. Weaver
once again reminds that fireworks
are banned by the State of Ohio
and City of East Cleveland.
In ws<ning issued Wednesday,
Chief Weaver cites that it is un-
lawful to display or fire fireworks,
srarklers, cap guns, etc. He earn
estly solicits the cooperation of
parents in not permitting their
children to have fireworks of any
kind. In addition to the violation,
he points out the possibility of an
injury.
Chief Weaver wants every boy
and girl to have a good time during
the Fourth of july weekend, and
he does not want them to have to
spend it in a hospital because of
carelessness due to fireworks.
Every year, the Chief points out,
many children are needless casual
ties, injured more or less seriously,
because of fireworks.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Tennis For All
In YWCkCIasses

Try one Of the Y's classes for
size. this summer. On Monday
afternoons, beginning June 29th,
there will be tennis play for hcme
women and teen-agers at the For
est Hills Courts, from 2:30 to4:00.
There still is room for a few
more Juniors at the courts We'd
nesdays from 10 to II. Adults may
be arranged for at that hour, also.
If you have no racquet, come
anyhow, because there are few
to lend. Balls will be on sale,
either at the courts or at theh
YWCA East Cleveland Center,
14635 Euclid ave.
One may go to the courts di-
rectly, or meet at the Center, at
2:15 on Mondays or 9:45 on We'd
nesdays. Private or semi-private
instruction may be arranged.
Girls from to ID must register
now for the second session of Day
Camp. Those enrolled in the first
session have been having an unusu-
ally good time. The second session
begins on Tuesday, July 7th and
will continue for three weeks. This
is a we'll supervised program,
with hikes, cook-outs, craft work,
games and dancing. The fee for 3
weeks is $500, plus junior YWCA
membership, and the required
medical examination. Call UL
1920, for Day Camp information.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Foreign Lands Call
These Librarians

Members of the staff Of East
Cleveland Public Library are va
cation bound and three Of them
will be abroad.
Miss Virginia Mather, for the
past two years on the staff in the
teenage division is enroute to Nu-
ernberg, Germany to become q
librarian with the U. S. Army.
A native Of Sewickley, Pa, and
graduate Of Carnegie Institute
Of Technology, Miss Mather holds
her master Of arts and master Of
library science from Reserve Uni
versity. Her home has been at
1924 Hazel dr.. N. e.
1t will be home again for Miss
Margaret Lovatt, who will visit
her parents in Liverpool and a
sister in Germany.
England and Scotland call Mrs.
James A. Byers, head Of the lend
ing desk, while Europe is Miss
Hope Jakeway's destination.
Miss Sarah Miller, head librar-
ian, returns to her favorite vaca.
tion spot, Wonalancet, N. H. for
the month of July.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Driver Hurt AS
Brakes Give Way

Mrs. Lucy Dumont, 80, of 146OO
Euclid ave. is in fairly good" con-
dition in Huron Road Hospital fol-
lowing an accident Tuesday, June
23rd at Green rd. and Euclid ave,
Her brother, Richard Botten of
2120 Rosemoor, Cleveland Heights,
and Eugene Chizmar, 81, Of 1927
Traymor, were treated and re-
leased.
Mrs. Dumont was driving north
in Green rd. and as she approached
Euclid ave. the brakes gave way.
She struck an east bound car,
driven by Mr.. Chizmar, proceed
ing with a green light, according
to police reports.
Mrs. Dumont received lacerations
of the chin, left arm, right hand
and right side and injuries to both
knees.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Former Residents Have
Golden Wedding Day

A former East Cleveland couple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hearley
now of $50 Elmwood dr., Rocky
River, celebrated their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary Sunday, with a
reception ct their home, and by
attending an anniversary mass at
St. Chrisopher's Catholic Church
earlier in the day. The formerly
resided on Northfield ave. They
have one daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Riley, and four grandchildren.
Mr.. Hearley is we'll known in
the paper box business. He began
his career with the Grossman
Paper Box Co., later was vice pre-
sident of the Great Lakes Paper
Box Co., and for many years oper-
ated his own company, the Apex
Paper Box Co. He retired in 1851.
His wife is the former Katherine
Loran.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
East Cleveland Library Bueaneers
To Roam Seven Seas This Summer

various libraries. Of that number
II have already reached the gold
en- treasure, which requires that
they read and report on II books
They are:
Kathleen Dwyer, 939 Helmsdale;
Dan Finnegan, 1886 Nela ave;
Mary Forristal, 1865 Marloesi
Mary Rose Fox, 1926 Hayden; Roy
Grigsby, 1917 Savannah.
Adele Hart, 1905 Savannah;
Nancy Ink, 919 Helmsdale; Robert
Kovach, 1917 Savannah; Martin
Marino, 15999 Ravine; Joyce May
bury, 141O4 Ardenall; Julia O'Don-
nell, 1868 Garden; Edith Pegg,
1923 East 134th ST.; Bill Turner,
1000 Greyton.
Richard Vago, 1925 Orinoco;
Virginia White, 14012 Ardenall;
Susan Wilcox 14121 Ardenall;
Nelson Wittenmyer, 14621 Poto-
mac.
The younger children are join
ing the Bookmark Club. There are
CAT members in this club at pre-
SENT. 154 at the Main Library, 264
at North Branch, 129 at Caledonia
Branch and an even 100 at Rozelle
Branch. Of that number 251 have
their names on the bright-colored
bookmarks displayed in the four
children's Room, At at the Main
Library, 106 at North Branch, 67
at Caledonia Branch and 81 at Roz-
ellie Branch.
Both the Buccaneers Reading
Club and the Bookmark Club are
open to any boy or girl with an
East Cleveland Library card. All
are invited to join the vacation fun
at the nearest Library.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25

The boys and girls of East Gle
veland are rowing the Seven Seas
of Bookland as Buccaneers this
summer. 486 have joined the Buc-
cancer Reading Club at the East
Cleveland Public Library, 122 at
the Main Library on Euclid ave. at
Windermere, 212 at North Branch
Library on Hayden ave and 1852 at
Caledonia Branch. 172 have al
ready started to report on their
club books, which means that 172
small buccaneer figures are dot
ting the maps displayed in the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Surprise The Bakers
On Silver Anniversary

A few close friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Baxter of 1452 East
142nd ST., staged a surprise dinner
party for them at the Pine Ridge
Country Club Sunday, June 21st.
The event celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary. The Baxter
have resided in East Cleveland for
20 years. They have a daughter,
Miss Shirley Baxter.
Places were arranged for Miss
Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon F.
Wilson, 14507 Terrace rd., Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sennett, 13413 Graham
rd.; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl J. Kiley,
1926 Grassmere; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. R. Kapitzky, 1907 Rosemont rd.;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. V. Glendenning, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilfred Smith, Morris Leder-
er of Miami, Fla. and Tracy Ryan.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Name Kelley To
Crime Clinic Inc.
Executive Board

John R. Kelley, 1851 Euclid
ave. has been elected first vice
president of Crime Clinic Inc, an
organization of 260 men whose oc-
cupations have direct connection
with law enforcement activity. Mr..
Kelley is Acting Chief of the
Safety Department of Cleveland
Trust Co. He was reelected a
trustee.
New president of Crime Clinic,
Inc, is Art E. Kranz, secretary of
Sam S. Williams Law & Order
League. He heads the Stearns
Printing Co. and resides at 1865
Meadowbrook blvd, Cleveland
Heights.
Second Vice President is Earl A.
Kolthoff, superintendent Property
Protection Department, Cleveland
Illuminating Co. The commercial
supervisor of Ohio Bell Telephone
Co., Adelbert w. McSweeney, is
treasurer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25

East Cleveland Picnic Ticket
Committee assure delivery of all
ordered coupons of time for the
expected July 1st rush by custo-
mers. Making up this committee
are: Dave Whale, chairman; Harry
Martin, co-chairman, and Rollin
Rendelsham, Bob Barkley, Ed Paul,
Lou Plannic, Floyd Rowland, Al
Cutler, Joe Diamond, Chris Gram
ines, Scotty Macdonald, Tony Tom
sic, Al Norwich, Geo. Nelson, VIM.
Powell, Wilber Baumgarten, Bob
McNeeley, Horace Dunn, Don
Fisher, Bob Henderson and Ted
Herringshaw.
Customers are reminded they
need not ask for tickets with pur-
chases. The merchant is expected
to hand out the number of tickets
according to the purchase made.
With every 35c purchase, one
strip of tickets will be given. A
Zoe purchase, two strips, etc. For
the Grand Prize, there will be one
ticket given with every purchase
of $1.00 or more.
Now for the grand rush starting
July 1st, ticket day opening.
Ralph Kepner, General Picnic
Chairman, announces all plans roll
ing merrily along. The committee
plans to put on the best and big
gest picnic yet.
By the way, have you written
that former East Clevelander yet,
giving them the 22nd annual pic
mic date, Wednesday, July 22nd at
the same place, Euclid Beach Park?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Koesis New Assistant
Manager At Windermere
Cleveland Trust Co.

Edward Kocsis, chief clerk at the
Euclid Windermere office of the
Cleveland Trust Co. has been pro-
NOTED to assistant manager, ac-
cording to an announcement made
Monday by George Gund, company
president. He succeeds the late M.
H. Nelson.
Mr.. Kocsis, 43, is a graduate Of
East Technical High School and
has been at Windermere most of
the time since he joined the Cleve-
land Trust in 1885.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
1854 Schoo|
Budget Up
$4,000

The 1854 budget calling for an
estimated expenditure Of 1885,
O59.82 was adopted by the East
Cleveland Board of education, Mon
day night. 1t is the biggest budget
yet to be set up by local school
board. It exceeds the anticipated
1853 expenditure by $198, 8,398.76.
Salaries of teachers alone will
require $1,126,000. This includes in
creased schedules voted effective
with the fall term in September.
In addition, administration costs
are set at $45,000.
Other principal expenditures in
elude: Class room supplies, books
cts, $4,000; Coordinate activities
$31, 10000; Pupil Transportation
$1,000. Of which $4,000 is salary;
Playground Caledonia shared with
Cleveland Heights) $1,000; School
Plant Operation $24,OO0.00; School
, Plant Maintenance 100000; State
Examiners $4,000.
Labor supplies and incidentals
are included in each Of the school
maintenance and school operation
items.
To meet these obligations the
board expects to receive 81 ABS, 900
from property taxes; $4,000 tut
tion; $284,147.00. State Foundation
and $4,000 from miscellaneous
sources.
The tax return is based on the
$91, 100000 duplicate result
ing from the state ordered 25%
property valuation increase. The
previous duplicate for the East
Cleveland School District was
$75,0OO,oO0.
To meet salaries and current
obligations at the beginning of
new year, pending tax advance,
the board sets aside balance.
The 1854 ALLEGATION is $65,712.00.
The only other item of business
on. the agenda dealth with the
selection of a depositary for the
districts active funds. The board
again named The Cleveland Trust
Co., and authorized the renewal
of the. twozyear contract. effective
August 23rd, 1853.
The board adjourned to meet at
the call of the president, George
Nelson.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25

Miss Jeanne Van Bergen, 1841
Wellesley ave., is the newly elected
president of Ursuline College
Alumnae Association.
The next event planned by the
group is the annual Garden Party
to be held on Saturday, June 27,
on the campus at 2234 Overlook
rd., Cleveland Heights.
The luncheon party will feature
cards, a bake sale and novelty
booth. Members of the Alumnae
Association assisting with arrange
ments for the party include Miss
Van Bergen; Mrs. ]. Edward
Johnston, 1879 Colt rd.; Mrs. Mar
tin Murphy, 13413 Graham ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25

22nd when George Nelson and the
other "stage hands" of the picnic,
start their platform shindig.
Three weeks is a long time in
which to count tickets and dream
about one of those many worth
while prizes the merchants will be
giving away that night. Somebody
is going to get a brand new 1853
Mercury. Someone is going to get
one of the already announced
gifts. Added, says Prize Chair
man Don Fisher, is a landscape in
oils, valued at $4,000, and three
SIS gift certificates.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Yummy> Strawberry
Festival FRIDAY Eve

Here is another of those delight
full out-of-door summer informal
social events. It's the annual straw
berry festival of First Presbyter-
ian Church, Euclid at Nela ave.
and it will be held Friday, June
26th, starting at TOO pm.
The Manse group will transform
the parking lot into gayly dec
GRATED area, arrange tables, pro-
vide music and offer dancing, as
well. There will be as usual, short
cake, ice cream and coffee.
Tickets are available from Manse
members. The public is invited to
join in the fun.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25

9-year old daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Laughinghouse, 1845
Garfield rd.; Donna and Kathy
Oliver, 6, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald R. Oliver. 14208 Sciota
ave.; Lois and Dianne Hare, s,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Hare, 1855 Wymore ave.; Ava and
Lois Shankland, 10, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Shankland,
1890 Hazel rd.
Lois, Ava, Dianne and Lois at
tend Prospect Elementary School;
Mayfair claims Kathe and Donna,
while Trudy and lone are enrolled
at Superior School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Robert {. Knox
Has Broken Back

Robert C. Knox, executive vice.
president of the East Cleveland
Savings & Loan Co., 1878 Hayden
ave., is in Huron Road Hospital
with a broken back. The injury was
received Sunday in a fall at his
home.
He will be placed in a cast and
it is expected that he will then
be able to walk.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
6 @ PY ca r ~

The Fourth of July this year falls Saturday
publication date ahead day accommodate
advertisers and readers.
This another eary copy" day for the July End ISSUE
win Monday 29th instead of Tuesday We
asking kindly cooperation order get the
which should in that ISSUE
Please call Fourth picnic, guests
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
COPS To Picnic

East Cleveland's Third Ward
Republican club will hold it's an
nual picnic Sunday, July 9Th and
they invite the Second and Fourth
Ward Republicans to join them in
the outing.
The picnic, starting at l p. m.
will be staged in the grove in the
rear of st. James Lutheran Church
on Mayfield rd., near Green I'd.
Coffee will be furnished.
For desired information please
call Mrs. Charles Klaue UL 1-2748.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25

The scene above is very familiar
if you're one Of many who watch
the Little League games at Shaw
Field and Superior Hill any night
during the week.
Fireman DiForde is responsible
for the above drawing but was lost
as to the proper caption for the
picture.
Can you tell US what the umpire
andIor Little Lacquer are saying? ?
Two pairs of box seats to a
Cleveland Indians game will be
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25

One set of twins can be confu-
sion, but imagine what it means
when there are four sets of twins,
all girls, to distinguish. This is the
unusual situation at East Cleve-
land Baptist Daily Vacation Bible
School. The one teacher who
makes no mistake about two of
the girls is Mrs. Homer Hare,
their mother. But she can become
confused with the other six little
lassies.
Making this unusual record for
a Vacation Bible School enrolment
are, left to right: lone and Trudy,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
Resigns Dictatorship

Mrs. Paul Cargill has resigned
as of July 1st, her position as
minister of music at st. James
Lutheran Church. Mrs. Cargill
has been at st. James 16 years
coming first as soloist and a year
later being appointed the choir
director.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25

awarded to the best captions sub
mitted for the picture. Jot down
your idea and send it along to
Baseball Contest, East Cleveland
Leader, S14 East 152nd ST., Cleve-
land 10, Ohio.
Contest closes Monday, July 9Th.
Send PC many entries as you de-
sire. Judges will be Little League
president H. S. Weaver, Commits
sioner Roy Wisecup and Stan
Minotas, sports writer. East Cleve-
land Leader.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-25
CALL NEWS
TO
PO. 1879
Start Collecting Your Tickets
Start Collecting Your Tickets
Picnic Tickets Ready
Wednesday, July 7st

Wednesday, July 1st. That is day to remember. It
is the biggest date in the entire East Cleveland Picnic plan
ming. It's the day the picnic tickets will be ready
Wednesday, July 1st will be the date which East
Ceveanders begin to garner their harvest of tickets
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