East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-22
Personals

MIR. and Mrs. John V. Moll, jr.,
who have been living in Honolulu
for the past year and half while
Mr.. Moll was serving with the US.
Coast Guard are back in East
Cleveland once again.
They are living for the present
with Mrs. Moll's father, Mr.. Will
liam Council, 988 Brunswick rd.
En- route home they stopped in
San Francisco to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Catlin also East Cleve-
landers with the Coast Guard, The
Catlins expect to be home in about
six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald D. Evans,
140 Luikart dr., Euclid, are the
proud parents of a daughter, Diane
Louise, born Saturday, July 18th at
1:06 p. m. at the d-Glenville
Hospital, weight, 8 lbs, IL ozs.
Diane has two brothers, David
Alan, aged 3 years and Douglas
William, aged Is months. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest V. Evans, 892 Selwyn
rd., Cleveland Heights and Mr. and
Mrs. Y. H. Votypka, 267 East 271st
ST., Euclid, are the happy grand
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Roach and
daughter Sally and son, Buddy, of
Hereford rd., have concluded trip
East and into Canada.
The pigtail coterie Of girls in
the Taylor-Hereford neighborhood
have lot of fun, getting together
to do the things which girls of this
age enjoy doing. In the early hours
of Monday evening they were the
guests of Inez Conors, 1920 Here
ford rd., who was hostess at bar
becue supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Clio Of 1926
Taylor rd., are home from New
York City where they attended
dancing instructors convention.
The Woodrow Heigle family of
Hereford rd., will be home this
weekend from a Canada vacation.
Enjoying the outing have been rM.
and Mrs. Heigle and daughters
Martha and Betty.
Mrs. Angeline Francis is visit
ing her daughter in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Francis is employed by the
Board of Education, operating
school bus.
Frank Vorl, Ion gactive in East
Cleveland Kiwanis Club, is a pa
tient in Little Traverse Hospital,
Petosky, Mich. The Corls are
spending the summer at their
cottage at Voinway, Michigan.
Leaving July 10Th on the Cali
fornia tour, sponsored by the
Cleveland Press were Mrs. Mary
Cisaullo and Miss Rita Cisaullo,
16008 Ravine DIR. and Miss Mary
Cociata, 638 Wayside I'd.
The most exciting thing Joyce
Barbara and Judith Ann Troyan
experienced on the family's vaca-
tion trip was the visit to North
Pole in the Adirondacks, where
Santa has a workshop. The vaca-
tion for Sgt. Robert Troyan Of the
East Cleveland Police Department,
and Mrs. Troyan included also a
few days at Crystal Beach, Canada
and at Lake Placid, n. Y.
Photographer A rman Donald
SCHNEIDER, stationed at the base at
Dahlgren, Va, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward SCHNEIDER, l46OO Euclid
ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Aumend
and children, David and Laurel of
1924 East 135th ST., are home from
an enjoyable eastern trip.
Mrs. Robert Walton and family
Of 14413 Sciota ave., are entertain
ing as their houseguest her sister,
Mrs. c. C. Kinne and daughter,
Frances of Plainfield, N. ].
DON'T MISS the 9Th Annual
Euclid Vets Festival, July 29th,
30th, 31st and August 1st at 1861
East 260th st. See who'll be Miss
Euclid Vets on July 31st as more
than dozen beauties from North
east Cleveland, Euclid and western
Lake County vie for honors. A
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