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Darn nf UhankH

he late FREPERfck A, Blue tE Wishes
to thank Father King, friends: neigh
beautiful floral tributes and cards OF
6eresvement. '''s' d aFllei Guf BL ISsen'
Brown 70 NIL LANES pA 4 The. family Of the
co-workers; friends. neignbors and rela-
tlyes for their beautiful. floral tributes.
ceved at the passing asS " Of Sy our devoted
MRS eAkRiE Z. BROWN AND FAM
Of The late JESSIE RUETH coRBiN
wishes to express its appreciation to the
FI risnd Ralph snd Gsa%ss Teatys
nora! tributes and kindness during our
recent bereavement THE FAMILY
DoRsEY. MARY; The family Of the late
pastor and o y the han hsbu 1
Methodist Church. relatives. neighnors
and friends for their many cards, flow
ers. teiegramS and kindnesses In our
MARGUERITE AND LEWIS WHITE.
PERKINS, RUTH c. We wish to ex-
press our heartfelt thanks and appre-
for their many acts Of kindness. mes
sages of sympathy. beautiful floral Of
ferings and. above all. their prayers
vile and mother. the late RUTH c.
EUGENE PERKINS. EDITH P. GOOD
Low, EUGENIA P. REAGIN AND
WALTER q PERKINS.
QUEEN, LILLIAN E, The family Of the
late LILLIAN +. QUEEN wishes to thank
, Rev, Oswald Smith, Rev. Frank Clere-
land. co-workers. friends. neighborS
and relatives for their beautiful floral
tributes and cards of sympathy re-
ceived during our recent bereavement.
LILLIAN 7. STRANGE, MAURICE AND
MELNIN SORRELL.
TESNYSON. THEODORE NJ. The fam
lily of the late THEODORE NJ. TENNY-
SON wishes to express its deep gratitude
and thanks to Rev. Raymond w. Barnes.
friends and neighbors for their kind
expressions Of sympathy received dur
ing their recent bereavement.
MRS: THEODORE NJ. TENNYSoN AND
FAMILY.
THOMPSON, MRS. MARY R. The fam
lily of the late Mrs. MARY R. THOMP-
SON wishes to express its deep graft
tives and neighbors for their floral trib-
tues. use OF their automobiles cards
and al expressions of coincidence re-
ceived during their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
WALKER. HARRY A. May we thank all
our wonderful friends for their prayers
acts OF kindness. messages of sympathy
and beautiful floral OFFERINGS received
during our recent bereavement:
THE FAMILY. .
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1n Mrn,nriaitt

YARBOUGH. WILLIAM. In memory Of
my beloved nephew and brother. WILL
LIAM YARBOUGH. who entered into
eternal rest April IL. 1858.
When the evening shadows are falling
And ! am sitting all alone:
In my heart there comes a longing.
Gone from this world Of grief and
sorrow
To lands of peace and rest:
God has taken you. our loved one.
Where you have eternal rest.
HIS DEVOTED> AUNT. ELIZABETH
PALINGS. AND BROTHER. ROBERT
YARBOUGH.
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Doqaressa Morosini,
Venice Beauty, %
By the Assoeio.ea Pres.


VENICE, Italy. April 10.-The
last dogaresSa, Annina Sara Mic
oletta Maria Rombo Morosini,
hailed at the end of the last
century as one of the worlds
most beautiful women, died to-
day in her golden palace. She
was go.
Emperors had We'd for her
favor. Guests at her palace had
included world-famous states
men, among them former PreSi-
dent Herbert Hoover.
She was called the last doga-
resSa-wife Of a doge. ancient
title of the rulers of Venice
because she was married to
Michele Morosini, last descend
ant of the conquering 18th cen
fury Doge Francisco ModoSini.
For the last 10 years the aged
beauty. born the Countess
Rombo. had not left her sump-
tuous Ca D'Ooro Palace in this
fabulous city of canals. She
was stricken. with a cerebral
hemorrhage last Saturday.
Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany
called her "Italy's most beauti-
full woman" when he met her
IN 1898. Almost yearly after
that he visited her on his trips
to Venice. steaming into the pic
turesque port here with an escort
of five German destroyers.
Emperor Franz Joseph of Aus
tria. Pianist Paderewski, James
Gordon Bennett of the New York
Herald, American Financier j.
Pierpont Morgan and Irish Play
wright George Bernard Shaw
were also among her visitors.
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Mrs. Suzanne Burgess
Widow Of u. 5. Scientist

Mrs. Suzanne B. Burgess, Sc,
wife of the late Dr.. George Kim
ball Burgess, director of the Ma
tional Bureau of Standards here
until his death in 1882, died
Friday after a brief illness.
Mrs. Burgess, the former
Suzanne Babut, of Paris, France
died at the home of Mrs. Flor
ence Rockenbaugh, 1925 Cattle
dral avenue NV, where she
had lived in semi-retirement
since her husbands death.
The couple met when DR.. Bur-
CESS was student at the Sor-
bonnie in Paris and were mar
ried year later, 1900. She is
survived by a brother law
Philip Burgess, of Columbus
Ohio.
Funeral services will be at the
S. H. Hines funeral home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV, at noon
tomorrow. Burial will be in the
family plot at Newtonville, Mass
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord OF thonks in
The Stor meets Q need which con
hordIy be solved in any other way
Not only is it a sroeious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
tioFol tributes, but also courteously
acknowledges the services on3 kind
nesses Of the many to whom per
sonol note Of thonks cannot we'll be
moiled. or whose homes and i'd
dresses ore not known. insertion Of
O cord Of thonks moy De arranged
BY telephone to The Stor, ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday StoF
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Gregory DetmoId, 5, Loses
Long Fight Against Leukemio
Son Of GuIIuudet
Dean Was Stricken
Is Months AGO

Gregory Detmold, 5-year-old
son of the dean of Gallaudet
College, died Friday night in
New York City after a 13-month
battle with acute leukenia.
The boy, son of DR.. and Mrs.
George E. Detmold. of 1905 Mat
thews lane, Kensington, Md. was
flown to the Memorial HOSPITAL
in New York ten days ago when
his condition became critical.
Gregory was stricken In
March, 1858. At that time his
illness was diagnosed as acute
Emphatic leukemia. Since then
he has spent weeks at time in
Children's Hospital or being
treated as an out-patient.
Letter From White House.
Last Easter, when Gregory
was in poor condition in the
hospital. his grandmother, Mrs.
George Detmold. of New York.
wrote to Mrs. Eisenhower about
the boy.
Mrs. Eisenhower sent Gregory
a letter and two pictures of her
grandchildren to offer him en-
couragemnt,
Gregory wanted very much
to go to school. His parents en-
tered him In the KenSington
Elementary Kindergarten last
September but he had to drop
out after a few weeks.
The boys condition grew
worse in February and he was
taken to New York for further
treatment. He remained there
until three weeks ago when he
returned to his home. But his
condition turned critical again
and he had to be flown back tC
New York.
DR.. Detmold came to Wash
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Edgar 6. Brown, s.,
Negro Leader Here,
Dies Of Heart Attack

Edgar G. Brown, Negro leader
active both in National Republic
can circles and in District affairs.
died of a heart attack Friday in
Chicago while at the wheel Of
a sound truck.
Mr.. Brown, Sc, was taking
part in the Republican primaries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
Dr.. H. J. Day, Publisher

SIOUX FALLS, S. Oak, April
10 P1.-Dr. Herbert j. Day. ga,
president of the firm publishing
the Sioux Falls Daily Argus
Leader. died Unexpectedly Friday
night o ia heart attack suffered
in his hotel suite.
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Alqiers to Make Lime

A manufacturing company in
Algiers will import LOO tons Of
artificial cement clinkers for the
production of hydraulic lime.
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Dra1hs

A SP4 ls5 sPlE EB4H On TBEHEFssss
Of ate f 81 aypr Anderson s ne s TfS d e as
mother Of Mrs, Marion McAdoo and
Doris and Laurie ", Anderson, Also
are two M ssser Fs Mrs
Of Philadelphia. Pa. and ether re!a;,
inter ment at oxford. N, c.. on Sunday,
n nerh By ~ MCGUIRE. Pm Inc Local 'A II
~ is54 c THoMAs p gasataaS As saa
S Of Sgs Ct S W Wsi sfnT 9 rsf y ss
Funeral Home. 350l l4th s.. nv; On
s ment Mo APE Lebanon at Cemetery R inter-
BEST, HARRY II. On Thursday: April
H. BEST of rs 18th st. ne. husband
Garoum and Delaney Best, Of Washing
Koenie Of Nv WOODLAND ~ Beach. Md;
homs 4 Ts' St. can ana a Mass Lee ave eunts
where services viii be held on Monday.
Apr liz Il a, ssS e s Int'rmfn'
- Lodge. No l.. l o.. o. F.. will
N please assemble at the Lee Flu
IA neral Home. 4th St ana Mast Mass
aye ne at S1 Pm SUNDAY ssr AIPfl
~ for our ate brother. HARRY H
W JAMES LAMB. Secy. IL
'FEf fs5 AA AeSN g EEE1sa'S aPs
h fsshsr B II bot hne Of WashinsOn
ersudchildren services al the c; 3:
GGlaoers s Som ion g Ennsssl A HSTe az
2 pm Interment District of Column
bia Lodge Cemetery. In mourning at
5OO3 3rd st. NV. Please omit movers
Ss0H ss4 ANY ANY sR g 5SU & Hs sR
childTen' Mrs Re.en ouander. Percy
stewart and William 7; spoo $50 10y, tour
RIsSei BrooKs. Joseph Brooks and
dren. nine great-grandchiidren. three
cRieaso. iii. Mrs. Rosatta torehand
Of Chicago H.. and Mrs. Ruth Whit.
ps' 81 WashinEtSpn friends anf
may call at the above RESIDENCE after
IL noon Sunday. April II Funeral
services at II noon Monday Agril *
6 tA ans lts mem f s Mount RSss
Cemetery. Arrangements by Alexander
S. Pope IL
BROWN, EDGAR G. Suddenly, on Fri
day, April 8. 1854. EDGAR G. BROWN
of 17l7 Euclid st. NV. Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by FRAZER
eURDETTE, STANLEY J. on Thursday.
April s. 1854. at Slpiey Hospital, SIAN,
LEY j BURDETTE OF Apt. ;. 1000
of Lethia O. Burdette.. fstner OF Mrs.
June G. Powell and Ms. Shirley
Pollock son of Mrs Lucy " Burdette
and brother OF Marshall 3 and earl
NJ Burdette. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 18th st. ana MASS;
ave ne. where services viii De held
: on Monday, April IL. at / am, IN
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery II
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CEMETERY LOTS.

MOUNT COMFORT, lot 5es-B. sites:
will sell for 5000 complete. Phone
Crescent 3-0l06.
FORT LINCOLN-Acacia Knoll KD4l:
Masonic monument privtlege: 4 sites.
See it, then call JE. .-6l27.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL lots. 4
sites each; near nag walk; $3.50 ca.
or best offer; will sell separately. Red
wood 5-197S.
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK Choice lot
No f73, ok u: 4 grave sites Value
SSa5; sacrifice AP 7-6S5g Ill
WILL SACRIFICE family burial plot
National Memorial Park. Falls Church
Va so. 5-49t9 Ill
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY--3 sites,
next to chapel: monument privils per;
petual care valued at $3.50 each: will
sell 8 for 5000 cash. OF. $3.50. or
Box a6-H. star. ~
LOT for sale at George WASHINGTON Me-
mortal Cemetery. Very reas. Leaving
town. CIR. $4,000 II"
ARE you LOOKING for some burial sites
in beautiful Fort Lincoln Cemetery?
j have lust sites In selected sec
fion that is all sold out. Priced to
eell quickly by owner For intorma-
Hon, write WAYNE p. SEXTON. Myers
lie, Nd. III
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

FUNERAL DESIGNS.
GUIDE BROS CO.. FLORISTS
1.l2 r st. NV MA. S-4276
GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
prices Open daily sun. holidays. Phone
orders also accepted $40 to 9 pm week
nights 900 14tb st NV MA S-Ol06,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

members of the Wash
ington Branch of the
international Geneva
Association. il is with
deep regret We announce
the passing of our fell
low Genevan. FRED
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SIEIkDACH, thirty-year mempeI aEu
past president. of the Madrid tSpain)
branch. The remains will be at the
Hines Funeral Home, 290l 14th st. NV.
Services at $50 q. m. Monday. April L.,
Burial will be at Rock Greek Church
Cemetery.
DANIEL KORN.
Secretary, Washington Branch. Inter-
national Geneva Association. IL
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OATLEY. ZELL WEAVER. On Satur-
day. April TO- 1854. zELL WEAVER
NV. wife of the late Roscoe L.
Oatley. mother of John G. w. jayne
sister of Mrs. Alice H. Newhard of
s. f. Fines e. f ssI' aome at ss6
l4th st. NV. on Tuesday. April I3
at l Pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IL
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REED. WALTER EDWARD. Suddenly on
Saturday. April TO-. 1854, WALTER
husband OF Mary Phythian Reed Rec s. SON a'e Of
the late Edward Reed and jeanette
Ellis, brother of Linwood and Joseph
Reed and Mrs. Helen Amin. .Friends may
call at Naylcr'S Funeral home, $500
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave. ne.
where services will be held on Tuesday.
April Ii. at IL am. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment Cedar Hill
CemeterY. II
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MILLS, ELIZABETH ANN On Thurs
Ington Grove. Md. ELIZABETH ANN
MILL wife OF George Mills mother
OF Lydia E. and Ora A. Mills of Wash
tonville. Mich; j. Wayne Mills Of Dills-
burg. Pa, and Mrs. Martha NJ. Looper.
Friends are invited to call at the Co.
lonial Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
will be held on Sunday, April IL, at
2 pm 1nterment Forest Oak Gene
terry. GaitherSburg. Md, IL
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RuZZA. JOAN MARIE. Suddenly. on
Thursday. April 5. 1884. JOAN MARIE
Heights, Md, beloved daughter OF Mario
A.. and Marie Hoerschel Ruzza. sister
OF Mrs. Marilyn Haifpap. John, Robert
and Nancy Ruzza. Funeral from the
James 4. Ryan Funeral Home, 311
Pa. ave. Sc. on Monday. April ~.
at $50 am. Reauiem mass will be
offered at the st. Matthias Church. 403
59th ave-, at 10 am. Relatives and
friends. invited. Interment Cedar Hill
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
Community Council Closes Unique
Year With New Officer Assignments

James Lutheran Church; Rev.
James E. Hunton, minister First
Church of the Nazarene; Wayne
c. Blough, principal Shaw High
School; Mrs. James Sneller, East
Cleveland YWCA Center; Walter
H. Sutter, city commissioner;
George Nelson, East Cleveland
Board of Education; Mrs. Ruth c.
Williams, East Cleveland School
District Visiting Teacher; Frank
Baldau, Mrs. J. Wade Price, men,
bers-at-large; Mrs. Julia Hatch,
Shaw PTA. Other members are to
be added to the committee.
Retiring president DR.. Howard
M. Wells installed the following
officers: President, E. o. Macha;
personnel manager Clark Control
ler Co.; Vice President, Hamilton
Beatty of The Austin Co.; Secre-
tary, Miss Alice Juringus, swim
ming instructor at Shaw High
School and Jr. Red Cross Water
Safety Chairman, East Cleveland
Branch; Corresponding Secretary.
C. Cassil Reynard, English teacher
at Shaw High School (re-elected) /;
Treasurer, Wills Clinton, a repre-
sentative from East Cleveland
Congregational Church. Mr.. Ma
cha is the representative from the
East Cleveland Lawn Bowling Club
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
Cub Scouts

Boys eight to eleven years of
age interested in clubbing living in
the East Cleveland, Colonial
Heights, Euclid Park and Green
rd. area may join Cub Scout Pack
26 at The First Presbyterian
Church Of East Cleveland, located
at Nela I'd. and Euclid ave., by
calling Mr.. Lawson at w. 1869.
A Minstrel Show and Open House
is planned at the Pack meeting on
Friday, May 21st, at 1880 p. m.
=
At the last meeting of Cub Pack
335 awards were given to the fol-
lowing boys: Brian Riba, John
Gallagher, James O'Brien, Thomas
Maremas and a gold arrow to
Gary Petersen. A graduation GER
tificate was presented to Joel
Newberg. The film "Men in Oil"
was presented by the Standard
Oil Co. and a history skit of oil
was put on by Den 6.
The Pack was taken on a hike
May End to Camp Stigwandish
through the kindness of the
Northeast Ohio Council No. 463.
The Boys and their fathers really
had wonderful time.
The next Committee and Den
Mothers meeting will be at the
home of M. Ward, 13418 Emily,
May goth at 1880 pm. The next
Pack meeting is May 9th at the
school when the Pack will pre-
sent Show Boat"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
Campus S
New s

Three girls from the East Cleve.
land area were elected to offices
for 1954-55 during recent elections
held at Flora Stone Mather Col.
lege Of Western Reserve Univer.
sity.
Mary Jean Perry, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Perry OF
1862 Taylor rd., is the new presi-
dent of the SUN Club, a volunteer
organization.
Vice president Of next years
sophomore class is Ruth Shank
land, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. s. Shankland Of 1890 Hazel I'd.
Dolores Stephenson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Stephenson
of 1877 Burnette ave. will serve as
secretary Of the Student Govern
ment and as vice president of next
years junior class.
Among the nine students of the
Ohio State University School of
Music appearing in a recital at
Hughes Hall on the campus yester-
day was Nancy Smith Of 1920
Hazel Rd. Miss Smith, who plays
the string bass offered Loren
zitfs "Gavotte" accompanied by
Corrine Fergus Of Dayton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
Service
Clubs

On Tuesday, May goth, Frank
Stencil is conducting q tour for
fellow Exchange Club members
and their ladies. The evening opens
with a dinner and follows up with
a hike through the Fisher Body
Division GMC Euclid plant where
Mr.. Stencil is a superintendent.
Newest Kiwanian is Louis
Schmidt, vice president of the
Cleveland Hardware and Forging
Co. The family, which includes
Mrs. Schmidt and four children,
Aileen, Louis, Jacqueline and Ian,
reside at 1854 Stanwood rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
Hospital Graduates
Plan Homecoming Day

Graduates Of Huron Road School
of Nursing will get together for
their annual Homecoming We'd
nesday, June 2, with an afternoon
tea and an evening dinner party
planned.
Members of the June 1854 class
will be the honored guests at the
dinner to be served at 6 p. m. in
the Pine room. Following the
serving of the repast the Choral
Singers from the School of Nurs-
ing will sing under the direction
of Shirlianne Guth Kostyo. A var
led program Of entertaining skits
and readings will be given by the
National Forensic League of Euc-
lid High School, Euclid, under the
direction of Leonard Roebuck.
Mrs. Arlene Maskulka S cur
rently president of the Alumnae
group.
The tea hours will be from 2
to 4 o'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
Diver To
Driver For
Fem Co-ops

Eight East Cleveland students
at Fem College are doing their
school work in business and in
dustry this quarter, spending
three months on cooperative train
ing jobs with Greater Cleveland
firms.
Four are arts and science stu
dents. They are Henry C. Giunta,
commercial diver at D. A. Dyche
Salvage Co.; Carol j. Macdonald,
touring counselor at Cleveland
Automobile Club; and Eileen E.
Pearce, secretary at Robert G.
Redhead Associates.
Business students Frank T. Cicir-
elli, Theodore M. Pinney, jr. and
Donald H. Ross are working re-
spectively as driver for Yellow
Cab Co., retail sales clerk at East
man Kodak Stores, and expediter
at Warner & Swasey.
Engineering students James V.
Braun and Richard A. Imhof are
doing work in their respective
fields. Civil engineering major
Braun is doing surveying and
drafting with Cleveland City
Bridge Dept, while electrical en-
gineering major Imhof is doing
electrical maintenance at Euclid
Doan Power Co.
Braun, Giunta, Imhof, Miss Mac
Donald, Pinney and Ross are all
Shaw high school graduates. Braun
lives with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. j. Braun, at 1916 Beersford.
Giunta, a pre-med student, is the
son of Reverend and Mrs. Henry
C. Giunta, sr. of 1914 Elberon ave.
Imhof lives with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Imhof of 14500
Elm ave.
Miss Macdonald, an English
Major, is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert c. Macdonald of 1872
Rudwick. Marketing major Pinney
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore NJ. Pinney of 1888 Wymore
ave.
Accounting majors Ross and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
|! Lion Clubs Give
Eve Research Funds

Fifteen hundred delegates and
their wives attended the 35th an
nual state convention of Lions
Club held at the Carter Hotel,
May IS, IA, Is, Eye Research
aimed at preventing blindness took
the spotlight. Ohio Lions have con-
tributed $1,000 in the last year
to support Eye Research at West
ern Reserve University, Ohio State
University and the University of
Cincinnati.
Delegates in attendance from
the East Cleveland Lions Club
were Leroy EIDE, Robert Hagar,
Michael Sanera, Daniel Woodley
and Edgar Vance, who also acted
as treasurer of the convention.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20

To coordinate, strengthen and
emphasize the potential of the
Community Council, a seven point
report was presented at the May
18th meeting by the special eval-
uation committee. All seven points
were adopted.
One suggestion will add new
duties to the officers. 1t calls for
Fall Visitation during which all
organizations in the city would be
visited by Council officers to
acquaint respective groups with the
purposes and aims of the Council.
In other proposals, members of
the Community Council would be
provided with a membership card;
organizations will be requested to
call for a report from its repre-
sentative to the Council as reg
ular item of business and would
also be requested to send to the
Council, through their representa-
tive, any suggestions to further
the services of the Council.
Referred to the executive COM
mittee was a suggestion from the
floor for an increase in the pres
ent dollar a year dues.
The president, DR.. Howard NJ.
Wells, announced the committee on
Juvenile Welfare. Appointment OF
such a committee to make study
and report in the fall was decided
at a previous meeting.
With Kenneth o. Vermillion,
principal of Chambers Elementary
School and long active in the
Council as temporary chairman,
the other members are: c. A.
Carran, city manager; W. V. Cum
ler, executive secretary YMCA;
Rev. Robert Barkley, pastor St.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20

Cicirelli live at 1923 Hillcrest and
1859 Charles respectively. Ross is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Ross. Cicirelli, an East high school
graduate, is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thoma Cicirelli.
Eileen Pierce, a Mansfield high
school graduate, is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman L. Pearce
of 1641 Elberon.
Fem is in it's 31st year of CO.
operative education, a work-study
plan that adds practical expert
ence to the usual college degree
work.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20
Girl Scouts
ST. PHILOMENA

C1. L fnlLOMEINA
On Friday evening, May 14th
at 6 o'clock % girls from Troop
No. 752, under the leadership of
Mrs. Gus Petrucchio and Mrs.
Margaret Carpenter will leave
from st. Philomena's school for
a weekend camp at Garfield
House, Camp Julia Crowell in
West Richfield, Ohio.
+
Girl Scout Troop No. 3O1 under
the leadership of Mrs. Glenn
Kalal and Mrs. August Yurka ex-
perienced their first overnight
camping trip last week end. The
girls and their leaders spent Fri
day night to Sunday at Hilltop
House, Camp Julia Crowell, West
Richfield, Ohio. Helping with the
girls were Mrs. Nils Sickle and
Mrs. James Lama, jr., who have
had special training for camping
experiences.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20

From Kent State University
comes word that Earl McNeilly,
1889 Bender ave. and John Kline,
1918 Phillips ave. have been ini-
tiated into Delta Upsilon. Fresh
men both, the boys are members
of the Shaw 1858 June gradual
ing class.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-05-20

An East Cleveland resident and
local teacher have key roles in
the forthcoming production of "The
Philadelphia Story" at Chagrin
Valley Little Theater May 1922.
They are Jack Jirus, a teacher
at Superior School, and Lou Os-
wald, of 1859 Hastings ave.
Mr.. Jirus plays the leading role
of Mike Conner, disgruntled re-
porter sent to cover an important
society wedding along Philadel-
phia's Main Line.
Mr.. Oswald plays the madcap
head of the brides family.
Tickets may be ordered by call
ing CHI. 7-7633.