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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
Sports
Griffin :
BY JIMMY aR1TTn
sepla Boys Scarce In b. b.

action starting 1854
Conspicuous players this
pointed field which thrown
wide and don't have the participation Negro lad
school baseball without doub
strongest Sanity City
great this
money and fame
Seven Years Ago Now
e47 Jackie
Robinson the lone Negro player the Brooklyn team The
Bums" then the lone club willing American OF
day. players
all there serving the Big
New Organizing
Jack Rosenbioom st. organized Color
David baseball plans really flight sched
plans his WlnstonSalem, NJ c.
baseball players interested contact Rosenboom
rnedatey
College Va, accepted
member OF the National Collegiate Athletic Association
Sensation
Tommy the heavyweight boxing
his victory Dan
TKo OF the latter him line for big bouts
they type that When they hungry for
and fortune they hard to beat
Ray with Island University and
with Baltimore Bullets this voted the Rookie
the National Basketball Association for the 9635i
Taferro haback Of the Baltimore Colts in
already linked his "a contract
Saints Have Three Players
Charley Jonathan the
Der Of baseball club this
the words coach Stan Rojek will
forget Neal hits
longer a hitting outfieler
California Paris is a utility infieider
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
BY LUX VIRGIL ovERBEA FOL
Does Exxurd Charles Have A Chance?


o heavy
weight championship the world Rocky Marcano II
Stadium outdoor fight Of the
two signed official contracts last week
boxing Charles
they you recall heavyweight
challenger
Jersey
tempt
heavyweight however regained championship
early boxing the ustrious
Dempsey and Max Schmelng tried and failed
post-Word Charles, himself, thwarted the
temps the Brown Bomber Louis who
remen TO try the Charles in baked by
Wacott losing the Jersey Only year
colt made abortye attempt back the
ciano
Apparently history challenger
the murderou
champion Marcano take rugged beating and s remain
strong enough to throw kayo punch
at this Charles appears be the only
heavyweight with fighting Marciano At his
a sharpshoong opponents
ouboxe them with ripping singing sharp
and right
Not sensational fighter Charles
open like Rocky jabs
caught by bombs he could heavy
weight to regain the throne that he
hands he quite a accomplish
mission.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16


Visit Isanti: Idr. and Mrs. Jes-
sc Brooks, 2114 Branch Ave, An
Okla. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Of Isanti, on Sun
day, April IL.
First Nighters Bridge Club:
Mrs, Lamar Robert of 374s Fifth
Ave. s. was hostess to the First
Nighters Bridge Club on satur-
day afternoon. April 10. Club
prizes were won by Mrs. Henry
Thomas. first; Mrs. James Robin
son, second and Mrs. James
Brown. third. Mrs, Alonzo Ellis
was a guest and was given a gift
by the hostess. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Richard L.
Stokes Jr., 1900 nth Ave. s. as
hostess.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
Neil Frazer, Danny
Davis On Monday
Nights Boxing Cord

Two Of fonr preliminary bouts
on the Roman Fuentes and Jimmy
Martinez main event fight card
at the st. Paul Auditorium Mon
day, April 18th, were signed by
Promoter Jack Raleigh this week.
Raleight presented Ralph Al
varez Of st. Paul and Neil Frazer
Of Minneapolis an extra bonus to
sign for a rematch of their slug
fest on the Del Flanagan Billy
Pinkus card March 20.
Alvarez COPIED a close decis-
ion over the Mill City scrapper in
one of the top preliminary bouts
Of the card. The st. Paul scrapper
is completely recovered from the
kayo suffered at the hands of Al,
an Moody Of Chicago, and is ready
to start another victory string.
Sammy Rogers, the boy who de-
feated Emil Evans here last WIN
ter is matched with Danny Davis
of Minneapolis. Mickey Zielke, the
flasby La Crosse lightweight, will
be back on the card and his OPP
ponent will be announced later.
Raleigh presented Ralph AL
Price and newcomer, Pete
Kuwala, former Canadian feather
weight champion. may also be on
the card.
Price was impressive as he won
by a TKO over Dick Newell on
the March 10Th card. He did what
Pinkus couldn't do-stop Newell.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
DONNA mGHTOWER
PACKING THEM IN
AT KEY CLUB

Donna Hightower, local enter
tainer, sometimes called the
Sweetheart of Key Club" patrons
''is really packing 'em in at the
Key Club six nights a week" ac-
cording to the management.
Miss Hightower. a popular night
club singer of blues and jazz is
being featured at the club along
with a combo called the Five
Cats" The Key Club manager.
says Miss Hightower seems to
please her audience with some OF
her popular numbers such as HI
Ho Silver" her own version of
Secret OF Love" and the more
popular Money Honey"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
SUNDAY EASTER
. PROGRAM AT Z PM

Bethesda Baptist Sunday school
will present its Easter program
Sunday, April IS at 7 p. m. at the
church, 1115 Eighth st. S. Mrs.
Rosalind Glanton, superintendent
of Sunday School extends a cor
dial invitation to all.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, Easter eggs will be dis
tributed. Be sure to come and
bring the little ones with you.
Friday Night Out Club: Mrs,
Ina Horris, 1921 18th Ave. S. will
be hostess to the Friday Night
Out Club on Friday evening, APP
ril 16.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16

Northwestern Bell Telephone
Co, carried out a so million dol
lar construction program in 1858
to meet growing telephone needs
in the five states which the firm
serves according TO S. b. Cousins,
president of N. w.
A total Of $1,000 additional
phones were placed in service in
1858, over 1000 per week. There
have been many service extensions
including those cute little red and
white telephone booths one sees
along the streets and highways
these days
The only Negro working as a
telephone company repair man
works in the Minneapolis district.
He Is Elmer Childress. Elmer has
worked in four different depart
ments of the system. He got his
job with the firm through Rev.
c. +. Stewart and Louis Ewing a
number of years ago when Jobs
were scarce. Childress has made
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16

New Addition: Christopher is
the name chosen by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Dillon, 403 Oak Grove st.
for their baby son born April 9,
in ST. Mary's hospital. Christie
pher is their third child. Mr.. Dill
lon is with the Meyers Printing
Co.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
High and Lowdown'
BY BAIL.EE THOMAS

A model at recent style show
described the situation back stage
as organized confusion"
Reminds us of how a Detroit
social work agency head describ-
ed our Boss Man. She called him
"a "disorganized personality" -
Wow!
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auditorium May /.

auditorium May !.
Promoter Eddie Williams ar
ranged for Louis 10 handle the
match after long conference
with the former champ. Williams
feels both Thosz and Shibuya will
get AN even break from Louis
when they battle II out for the
title,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-16
JOE LOUIS TO
REFEREE ST. PAUL
WRESTLING MATCH

Joe Louis. former worlds
heavyweight boxing champion,
win referee the worlds wrestling
title match between Kinji shibuya
and Lou Thesz at tho st. Paul
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good. He serves as union steward
of the repair men and installers
working out of the northeast sec
ton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30

nounced check Of automobiles driv-
en- by Shaw students.
1864
There is a unique set-up at Kirl
PTA. Every member Of the Off
cial board is a past president of
an elementary PTA group.
-1954-
Upon a recommendation Of spe-
cial committee, the East Cleveland
Community Council will have a
Juvenile Welfare committee to
serve as counsellors with school
or city personnel.
10SA
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30

spent the summer, visiting her
son Clifford. It's in Turkey.
-1954-
Up until August, 1854 Bruce
Reeves had been in a pew at serv-
ices in the Phillips Avenue Pres
byterian Church. A ministerial
student, on that day he spoke to
his church friends from the pulpit.
-1954-
Miss Gladys Simmons, Kirk fac
ulty member, dies after lingering
illness.
-1954-
A few years from now the fol-
lowing boys can proudly say, eve
were the Hamiltons the first
champions of the Pony League" "
Taking the honors this summer
were: Phil Baldacchino, Kent An
drews, Ronald Mazzeo, Roger
Bollen, Paul White, Duane Reschke,
Bob Biscotti, Al Thomson, Mark
Griffiths, Mike Ahearn, Harry
Putzbach, Butch King, Bill How
ellis, Lou De Haas, Marty Sire
mole and Bob Hamilton. George
White and Tom King were coaches
and Chuck Thomson was the man.
ager.
-1954-
From her throne in a speedboat,
Susan Hochwald, 1860 Chapman
ave, reigned over the Lake Winni-
pesaukee water carnival at Melvin
Village, N. H.
1854
Three masked robbers escape
with $1,031 from the Lincoln Loan
Co.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30
October

Missed at the Euclid-Ivanhoe
corner after 3S years is Morris
Rinzler. He turns the keys Of the
restaurant bearing his name over
to the new owner, Louis Krezak,
for years the Chef Louie at the
Alcazar.
-1954-
Under q modified share plan,
East Cleveland municipal employ
ees participate in the Community
Chest campaign on a volunteer
salary deduction basis for the first
time.
-1954-
The city's 1854 beetle count is
eight percent over the 1948 count,
when the highest on record here
Over the years the city has con-
tinued it's constant and steady bat
tie against the garden lawn pest.
1854
First nine month total shows
high building totals.
-1954-
Shaw raises $1151.00 in its all
one charity drive. From this dis
bursement are made as various
charity calls come in. Kirk tops
its record in its all-one charity
with $776.17.
-1954-
Roy Wisecup ends coaching car
eer at Shaw to concentrate on city
school recreation. He retains his
classes.
-1954-
Huron Road Hospital opens itA
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30
August

Seeing a brother he knew moth
ing about is the surprise for Joseph
Jucikas as he meets Stanley, a
US. Marine. The boys were sep
arated following the death of their
mother when they were small
children.
-1954--
st. Pauls Episcopal Church calls
Canon Laurence H. Hall of Trinity
Cathedral to be its rector.
1854
The McIlrath clan celebrates $50
years as landowners in this COM
munity, originally known as the
Western Reserve.
-1954-
City reports its first polio case
Of the season.
-1954-
City sprays lake in Forest Hills
Park in effort to rid waters of
algae.
1854
Mrs. Fred Jackson is new presi-
dent of the auxiliary to East Cleve-
land American Legion.
1854
Ankara? That's where Mrs.
Bessie Finch, 1888 Elwood I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30

new heart clinic, equipped with the
latest devices known to heart re-
search.
1854
A quick-thinking truck driver
guides his runaway vehicle down
Lee rd. and into the gas station
at the Euclid intersection, avoid
ing what so easily could have been
a tragic accident.
East Cleveland Lions conduct
Light bulb sale to carry on their
sight conservation program.
-1954-
Caledonia PTA pays tribute to
w. H. Burton, for ii years the
traffic guard at that school.
-1954-
One, two, three, four-awards
were won at Hunter Trials at
Chagrin by Mary Jane Deering
riding Lady Grey. Miss Deering
resides at 1916 Noble I'd. and at
tends Notre Dame College.
1854
Famed Northwestern band plays
at Shaw-Shaker Heights grid game.
-10Hd-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30

"Operation Alert"-the first ma
tion-wide CD alert call is held on
June 14th.
-1e54-
City school Fairgrounds open
with 5000 registrations for Shaw
Pool under the new policy of a
limitation to East Cleveland school
district applications, only.
1854
Retiring after years of service
to the youth of East Cleveland are
public school teachers Douglas
DOC" Vivian, Shaw physical ed;
Margaret Mccormick, English at
Kirk; and Gladys Simmons, math
at Kirk.
--1954-
Opening their 28th annual Union
Services, the cooperating churches
announce a union church school as
a regular part of this get-together
of congregations during the sum-
mer months.
-1954-
Rev. William Norman resigns
as rector at st. PauPs Episcopal
chair to join the faculty at Kenyon
College.
-1954-
A re-appraisal of real estate
properties in East Cleveland was
started. The results are evidenced
in larger real estate tax return
estimate on the city's 1866 budget.
-1954-
Nickel Plate Railroad water
proofs it's overhead bridges here.
-1954-
East Cleveland Police Depart
ment enrolls it's men in the first
institute in Science in Law En-
forcement to be offered by the
Law-Medical Center at Western
Reserve University.
-1954-
Something new in ECBA: East
Cleveland night at the stadium.
Attraction: The New York giants
VS.. the Indians, who at season end
played it for league world series
honors, the Braves bowling to the
Yanks.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30
May

Miss Janet Vyse, 1906 Nela-
view I'd. is chosen Rainbow Queen
at the spring dance given by the
% assemblies in the area.
-1954-
School guards Richard Dreher,
Chambers, and Ronald Pierre,
Prospect, attend national Safety
Patrol session, Washington, DC.
-1954-
Shaw Rhythm Teens take to the
road for the first time, appearing
in schools in the northeastern sec
tion of the state. The ensemble is
made up of vocalists and instru-
mentalists from Shaw's music de-
partment under Marjery Shields
and S. Robert Fraser.
-1954-
Mrs. Carl Peck clocks 5000 hours
as a volunteer at Huron Road Hos
pital, where she has been giving
Of her services since she completed
her first nurses aid course in 1912.
Additional courses have been added
from time to time.
-1954-
Mike Sanera is named the presi-
dent of the East Cleveland Lions
Club, whose chief project is sight
conservation.
-1954
Completion of the New Shaw
gymnasium makes possible the re-
sumption of the All School event,
after a lapse of fourteen years.
Ut was delightful two evenings). J..
--1954-
Mrs. Edith Herst, 1918 Holy
oke ave-, is awarded a 50-year pin
and a life membership in Mystic
Lodge No. 80, Order of Eastern
Star at Mantua, her former home.
1861
The Lester L. Pipers observe
their golden wedding day at their
home, 1876 East 143rd st.
--1954-
Answering a question asked at
a Community Council meeting,
City Manager Charles A. Carran
quotes the figures of Cleveland
statistician Howard Whipple Green
namely, that an average of 1900 to
1900 families move out of and into
East Cleveland in a year; and real
estate transfers run from 600 to
700 a year.
-1954-
Mrs. Richard S. Horan is hon
ored with the presidency of the
East Cleveland Woman's Club, one
of the few such organizations in
the area having it's own home. The
location is 1747 Lakefront ave.
-1954--
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September

Shaw 1852 class has its first
reunion since commencement day.
-1954-
Great Book groups open the
ninth year. Meeting place is the
East Cleveland Library.
-1954-
John ]. Hollis is named to the
Citizens Advisory Committee to
the City Planning Commission.
1854
Superior-Rozelle property own
ers join forces to maintain their
properties. Officers are: ]. D. Mix,
president; William Kapp, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Margaret Kelley, Sec
retary; Mrs. Mary Kirk, treasurer;
registrar, Thurston Peters.
1864
Jack NJ. Bowman, a 1910 Shaw
graduate, is Greater Cleveland's
fifth polio fatality of the year.
-1954-
First Presbyterian Church greets
it's "Korea aid" in the person of
Miss Margaret Nah of Seoul who
is enrolled as a senior at Cleveland
Heights High School while making
her home with the Michael Tannos,
active members of this church.
-1954-
Tarquin Players do it again.
"The Connecticut Yankees" capti-
Yates their audience.
-1954-
City gives $4,3O7 to emergency
polio fund call.
--1954-
DR.. Henry Giunta, for the past
IL years minister of the Church
of the Holy City, is elevated to
post of bishop of the Ohio Asso-
citation of New-Thought Sweden
borgian) Churches.
-1954-
For distinguished service in
fostering international good will"
the American Veterans Commit
tee bestowed its Service Award
to Charles r. Jordon, a veteran
of 13 years in the Air Force in
Africa, Europe and the Far East.
His home is at GA East 126th
st.
--1954-
Miss Mabel r. Gillogly retires
from teaching profession. She
was at Superior for the past ten
years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30
June

The June 1854 graduating class
of Shaw High School had 207 men,
bers. The year marks the half
century since the oldest of the
high school buildings, the one on
the north end of the site was
erected.
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BRATENA ALL

SUBURB IN THE CITY
Brick and stucco. near school and
transportation; living room. dining
room, TV room. bedroom. lovotorY.
kitchen down; 3 bedrooms and bath
up; lorqe lot; dishwosher qnd Dis
posoll. Needs decorating; consid-
cred in sale price.
Onl1z acres of londscoped beauty;
bedroom and bath on lst; 8 bed
rooms and bath on End. plus sep
orote chorm apartment Everything
Is modem.
George Horter. Inc.
REALTOR Ulster l-3Uzo
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30

Miss Mabel r. Gillogly retires
from teaching profession. She
was at Superior for the past ten
years.
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East Cleveland ministers act to
continue chaplaincy service at HUI
ron Road Hospital.
-1954-
Sixty-four year old Sorosis Club
transfer meeting place from Cleve-
land to Ovens Plantation.
-1954-
City objects to proposed curtail-
ment by CTS of Hayden and
Euclid Express lines when rapid
transit comes. Cup to now, No. 80
remains as is, No. % to terminate
at Green rd.)
-1954-
Creating the office of executive
assistant, the city employs William
B. Boise to fill the post.
-1954-
Long term service recognition
comes to James Finnegan, 1886
Nela, for 80 years with East Ohio
Gas Co., and to Thomas E. Fancher
for 25 years with Sherwin-
Williams.
-1954-
Married at St. Philomena's
church fifty years ago, Peter and
Della O'Toole attend mass in the
church on their golden wedding
day, before enjoying a family din
ner and the receiving Of friends.
Rev. o. G. Grotefend Of Hope
Lutheran Church is one of six
men to go to Germany for two
months in connection with the
Lutheran Refugee Service, a part
of the Lutheran World Federation.
-1954-
Another Golden Wedding couple,
the Thornes Melkersons, 1895 East
134th ST., set the day apart for
celebration, as do the William F.
Cannons of 14504 Orinoco ave.
1854
Chief of Police H. S. Weaver re-
quests motorists to refrain from
double parking on Shaw ave. in
vicinity Of Prospect Elementary
and Shaw High Schools.
-1954-
Uniforms are laid aside as police
officers attend their annual ball.
-1954-
Perfection in machine shop pays
off for Eliseo Cefaratti, Dean APP
pie, and Robert Smoyer, winners
of awards in the Ford Motor Com
pany. Eliseo won one of the high
est for a scissor jack. The other
two received bronze pins for can
die holder and compact wood vyse,
respectively.
-1954-
The scholarship granted annually
to the highest ranking woman stu
dent in the undergraduate program
at Chicago U came to Phyllis Ann
Friedman, 1912 Speedway Over
look.
-1954-
st. James Lutheran Church OBJ
serves its fortieth anniversary.
-l954-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30
November

Mrs. Velma Brabender, 1854
Bender ave., was appointed Deputy
Grand Matron of the Grand Chap
ter to serve District 8, Cuyahoga
County.
-1954-
For Men Only-such is the rum
mage sale held by East Cleveland
Post 1853 American Legion.
1854
The largest Open House attend
ance on record marks the 1854
night at Shaw High.
1864
East Cleveland Post No. 1900
VFW Announces plans for a plaque
to be placed at the entrance to
Lake View Cemetery, noting the
burial place therein Of James A.
Garfield, martyred president.
-1954-
City adopts more stringent room
ing house regulations, effective
with January, 1866. Among other
things, each one must be checked
thoroughly before renewal of per-
mits of one year only.
-1954-
Thanksgiving Day was also the
fiftieth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Bombrick.
-1954-
For the first time in Kiwanis
international, family reunion is
held with grandchildren present.
Attending the birthday party were
representatives Of nine clubs spon-
sored by East Cleveland and the
eight clubs sponsored in turn by
these nine, and one great-grand-
child.
-1954-
Superior School takes the Flag
Football championship among the
Y sponsored elementary school
teams.
-1954-
Following several discussion ses-
sions, Kirk PTA comes up with
a recommendation that school and
city sponsor a year-round recrea-
tional program under trained
all-time director and staff.
1854
East Cleveland finds faulty
brakes the major defect in an an
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-30
Review
OF 1854

in tribute to Kenneth o. Vermil-
lion, on the occasion of his 25th
anniversary as principal of this
elementary school.
-1954-
City gives 1881 to cancer fund
drive.
-1954--
Huron Road Hospital and Fem
College join for a new nursing
trainee program, offering broader
study programs to the students
and expanding the services of each
institution.
-1954-
Bob Barkley, new Shaw grad
uate, is chosen by GE as a men,
Der of its four months summer
Lightorama Presentation Crew, ap-
pearing before technical groups
from coast to coast.
-1954-
Science papers written as routine
assignment at Shaw bring recogni-
tion to Clarence Novak and Lois
Clark.
-1954-
For its 176 "deathless day" rec
ord, the city is given a plaque by
Green Cross through the Cleveland
Safety Council. The record was
the best among cities Of this size
across the nation.
-1954--
East Cleveland Kiwanis News
Good Neighbor is chosen as the
county Good Neighbor. She is Mrs.
Kenneth Watkins, 14651 Savannah
ave-, whose service as Red Cross
Blood Donor. (The post was given
up in November as Mrs. Watkins
centers her interest on Civil De-
fense first aid.)
-1954-
Ellen Jean Price, Elizabeth Hun
sicker, Joyce Petrucello take hon
ors in the National High school
Art Exhibition, Pittsburgh, Pa.
-1954-
In the first action Of its kind
in years, the city condemns a de-
lapidated dwelling at 12628-30
Euclid ave.
-1954-
In the long drawn out contro-
versy with Cleveland over water
rates, East Cleveland favors per
cent rate increase.
-1954-
For eight years the traffic guard
at Roselle school, Edward A. Fries
died at his home, 1906 Fifth ave.
-1954-
Highest leadership recognition
granted to women at Ohio State
University is membership in Motor
Board. 1t comes to Marianne Roth
haas, 14404 Potomac ave.
-1954-
At their golden anniversary the
East Cleveland Reading club hon
ors their charter members, Mrs.
W. A. Davis, Mrs. c. R. Bissell,
Mrs. A. j. Sperry, Mrs. H. w.
Ward, Mrs. ]. F. Burgess.
-1954-
Miss Virginia Baldwin of Win
dermere Methodist Church is con-
secrated as missionary to India.
-1954-
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