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The echo., 1955-05-01
c AMPAIGN AMONG MEMBERS
PICAYUNE NEWS

This comes to let you and the
many readers of the Echo know that
lodge No. 512 is still getting new
members. You will find enclosed
$1.75 for one renewal and one appli-
cation for new member I am
doing my best to organize a lodge
before the Convention.
Mrs. M. E. Peters.
The echo., 1955-05-01
INSTALLATION
SERVICES

Quite few local lodges ere hav-
ing their installations in order to be
on the safe side by The Convention.
All lodges must have their cleo
ton every two years and must have
their installation thereafter.
All of the lodges know that this is
a requisite and they will please gov
ern themselves accordingly.
Presidents who happen to be agent
and president cannot install them
self.
The echo., 1955-05-01

~ . Newell is visiting her
yer Mrs Deseree Spaulding, of
cticut
The echo., 1955-05-01
Mrs. M. E. Peters.

Dear Miss Larkin: We are expect
ing you in lPoplarville on June 5th
to give the wheel another turn like
we did here in 1858 Let's get to-
gether and pray that God will give
us the victory on that day. am out
to help grow the Association in gen
eral and not one local lodge in par
ticular I am praying for you day
and night that you will continue to
stay where we put you as long as
God will extend life and health,
Wife send love to you and Mrs. R.
L. Young.
Yours as ever,
A A. Trotter.
The echo., 1955-05-01
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW

Mrs. Luvenia Husband, president
of H. B. A. Lodge No. 248 has resign
ed from her office because of i'll
health. The office wishes for Mrs.
Husband a speedy recovery.
Mir. VIM. Kinslow, agent and local
president for lodges No. 100, 1856 and
378 was in the office Of the H. B. A.
last Tuesday on business pertaining
to his lodges.
II s. -
Mrs. Lerene Butler, president Of
H. B. A. Lodge No. 40 at Lauderdale,
Miss, was in the office few days
ago to see the General Secretary on
business pertaining to her lodge and
its future activities.
Il
Miss Matte L. Larkin enjoyed a
lovely fishing party last Tuesday,
after visiting in the lovely home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cooley of Bar
nett. Mrs Cooley and her lovely
sister extended Miss Larkin and her
guests courtesy. Those who enjoy
ed the fishing party with Miss Lar
kin were: Mrs. G. D. Cotton of West
Enterprise, Mississippi and Mrs Adj
lean Hardy, a sister to Miss Larkin.
*
Mr.. John H. Brown, the energetic
president of H. B. A. Lodge Nc q
was in the office a few days ago
with a large volume of new business.
Mr. Brown is doing an outstanding
Job in the lodge as president.
Mr.. Ben Phillips, our true blue
continues to work for the interest Of
the Association. He was in the Of
flee few days ago and also bro sht
in some new business. Keep the
good work up Mr. Phillips.
Mr. VIM. Crowell, president of H.
B. 4 Lodge No. / of Meridian was
in the office a few days ago to OBJ
tain information as to the renewal
Of unfinancial members.
Mr.. Luke Hodges, the newly elect
cd president OF II r. A Lodge ~
210 is doing outstanding work in the
lodge since he was elected president.
He brought in some new business.
Come 10 the Convention and haa,
The echo., 1955-05-01
G.: lie Sick Est

Mrs. Mary Jane Moore. president
of H. B. A. Lodge No. 70 Cf this city
who has been on the sick list is
rouch improved Mrs. Moore is a
lover of the H. q. A.
The echo., 1955-05-01
ON TIL SICK LIST

The office has been informed that
president J. c. Jordan, who heads
lodge No 215, is on the sick list. We
hope and pray that president Jordan
is speedily on the road to recovery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-16

Gus Pallad, 1866 Rozelle ST., has
been awarded a numeral sweater
for his work as track manager at
Ohio University this spring.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-16
Korb Reports

The appointment of two science
teachers still leaves one vacancy
in this field, reports DR.. Korb.
Approved were: Miss Sylvia Eaton
of Sebring, Kent State University
June, 1866 biology major; and
Arnold Gleisser, 1907 Saywell,
Cleveland, an Adelbert College
graduate in June, 1851, who re-
ceived his masters degree from
Reserve University in September,
1854. His majors are math and
general science.
On request of the teachers, the
Board agreed to carry hospitaliza-
tion and Credit Union payments on
a salary deduction plan.
N. F. Leist, assistant to the
principal submitted revised
schedule for non certified en-
ployees calling for an average
seven percent wage increase. The
recommendation was approved.
Ronald Schwartz was employed
part time at Caledonia Playground.
Approval was given the selection
of text books for a department at
Kirk and one at Shaw. DR.. Korb
explained that continuing curri-
culum studies are made throughout
the system and text books are re-
placed on an average of each five
years. He commented on the rapid
strides in science and said it was
almost impossible to keep step with
new material in this field.
The new texts are: For Kirk Jr.
High - "Civics for Americans" by
Clark, Edmonsen, Dondineau, and
"This Is Americas Story" by
Wilder, Ludman and Brown. For
Shaw High - Modern Health" by
Otto, Julian and Tether, and
Twentieth Century Typewriting,
course, by Lessenberry
and Crawford.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-16
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-16
Church And Civic
Groups In Tribute
To BerteIIe Lyttfe

Few are the near S0-year olds
whose vision and energies continue
to seek out community and church
activities. Such an unusual person
is Miss Bertelle M. Lyttle, 1877
Euclid ave., who was guest of honor
at testimonial dinner given by
five widely separated, but common
interest organizations that have
profited by her leadership.
John Hyland, president Of the
Grand Jury Association was chair
man of the dinner held in the
church of the Unitarian Society of
Cleveland, 8143 Euclid ave.
Miss Belle Greve, Cleveland We'll
fare Director, spoke on Miss
Lyttle's work in the Grand Jury
Association of which she is the vice
president and whose bulletin she
has long edited. Other group
representatives lauding the honor
guest were: Mrs. Stuart Cummins
for the League of Women Voters
(which Miss Lyttle is a charter
member; Mrs. Paul Gebhart for the
Cinema Club which she helped
form when the need for better
standards was apparent; Mrs. Will
liam Tooney for the Women of the
Moose Collinwood Chapter 677
whose chief interest is Moosehart,
a home for children; Mrs. Frank
Baldau, president of the Congress
of Unitarian Societies, Miss Lyttle
being a member Of the Women's
Alliance of this church since 1907.
Samuel r. Sague of WSRS and
DR.. ]. Ebert Cutler, retired pro-
fessor of Western Reserve Univer-
sity, also spoke. Mentioned also
was her work in the suffrage
cause, and in the civic and legisla-
tion departments of the Cleveland
Federation of Women's clubs.
A graduate of Flora Stone Math-
er College in 1896, Miss Lyttle
taught for few years before CEN
tering her interests in these gen.
eral welfare causes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-16
Degrees And Diplomas
For East C|eve|anders
Entering Chosen Fields

Charles B. Uber, 2159 Taylor
rd. was graduated with a bache
lOr's degree in civil engineering
from Rensselaer, Polytechnical In
stitute, Troy, N. Y, June 10th
He was also commissioned as ar
Ensign in the U. S. Navy with
orders to report for duty at Nor.
folk, Va, June 9th, having beer
assigned to the carrier u. S. s.
Ticonderoga.
Charles was valedictorian of his
class at Shaw High and attended
the institute on a NROTC schol-
arship. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy L. Uber who with daugh-
ter. Margaret attended the gradu-
alton exercises at Troy.
Among the $50 candidates for
degrees at Western Reserve Uni
versity receiving diplomas Wednes-
day, June 10th were:
Doctor of Philosophy - Fay
Bolton, 1852 Chapman ave; !;
Thomas Brennan, 1915 Rozelle
ave.; Mrs. Clara NJ. Jackson, 1880
Elberon; Sister Mary Ellen
Peoples, 14020 Euclid ave.
Master of Science-Charles F.
Wissman, 14501 Potomac ave.
School of Library Science-Mrs.
Frances Browning Gaines, 1868
Greyton rd.
School of Medicine-Melvin L.
Eckhouse, 1862 Forest Hills blvd;
Harry Goldblatt, 14602 Strathmore
ave.; John NJ. Moses, 1874 Glen
mont rd.; Sanford Waldman, 1460O
Strathmore ave.
School Of Law-Frank r. Nc
Knight, 1921 Chapman ave.
Frances Bolton School of Nurs-
ing-Audrey c. Frank, 1900
Gainsboro ave.
Bachelor of Arts-Michael P.
141S8 Superior rd.; Walter
E. Kalberer, 1910 First ave.
Bachelor of Business Admins
tration - Howard Guggenheim,
14074 Superior rd.
Flora Stoe Mathen College
Mary Kay Howard, 1915 Elm
ave., (A.B.): Shirley Baxter, 1853 |
East 142nd st., (B.S.); Shirley
Oertel, 12807 Speedway Overlook,
(B.S.); Mildred Owen, 16049 Eu-
cid ave., (B.S.).
Cleveland College-Bachelor Of
Arts Richard Fortune, 1880
Beersford; George w. Klein, 1925
Wymore ave-; Susannah L. Loomis,
1854 East 133rd st. Bachelor of
Science: Grace Allen Fisher, 1922
Rosemont rd.
Gus Pallad, 1t66 Rozelle St., has
been awarded a numeral sweater
for his work as a track manager at
Ohio University this spring.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-16

/
Marie Collins, received his doctor
of medicine degree from Ohio Stat,
University College of Medicine
June 10th and will begin his in
terneship at University Hospital
Columbus on July 1st. He re-
ceived his bachelor of science
degree from John Carroll Univer.
sity in 1851.
Completing her courses at Ohio
University, Mary Lou Anewalt
1919 Elderwood ave., received a
B.A. degree.
Two Shaw High School gradu-
ates, class of 1861, to receive
degrees at Denison University
Granville, June 18th. Diane Ben
jamin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Benjamin, 154O9 Brewster
rd., has earned her bachelor of
science degree majoring in biology;
and Barney Apthorp, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. 7. Apthorp, 1856
Glynn rd., has earned his bachelor
of arts degree majoring in chem
istry.
While at Denison Miss Benjamin
has been on the Deans list, played
in many plays, and was rush chair
man of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority.
Apthorp was cadet major in the
Air Force ROTC this year, and
served as president of Kappa
Sigma fraternity. He was COM
missioned Second Lieutenant in the
U. S. Air Force Reserve immedi-
ately after being awarded his de-
gree and diploma at Denison Uni
versity Monday.
Cited this week by the Dean of
the School of Arts and Sciences
of Fem College for perfect 400 or
straight A grades during the
spring quarter was Martha L.
Heron, pre- Junior. Miss Heron,
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Heron, 2028 Noble rd.
Graduating cum laude from
Kent State University this June
is Alberta C. Cifolelli, 1901 Wadena
ave-, who plans to enter the teach
ing field.
Alan Singerman, who has COM
pleted his sophomore year at the
University of Pennsylvania in the
Wharton School of Finance and
Commerce, had several honors
conferred upon him. He was
elected into the Phi Kappa Beta
Junior Honorary Society, elected
president of the Dormitory Council,
thereby becoming a member of the
Undergraduate Council of the Uni
versity. He is also to serve as one
of the Freshman Student Advisors
in the Dormitories. Secretary of
Phi Sigma Delta fraternity, Alan
won an award for outstanding
during the past year.
Alan is the son of Mrs. Anne Sing
erman Of 1867 East 125th st.
Members of the Spring Quarter
class at Ohio State
University from East Cleveland
are:
Edward P. Marck, bachelor of
fine arts; Elmer C. Collins, doctor
IF medicine; Fook Lin Dong,
bachelor of science; Louise Nor
yenstern, bachelor of science in
education; Marianne NJ. Rothhaas,
bachelor of science in education;
leneth G. Watkins, jr., bachelor of
science in agriculture; Joy NJ.
Wiener, master Of arts.
Miss Morgenstern and Miss
2othhaas were honor students.
Appearing for the second time
IN the stage at Oberlin College,
Harold Zimmerman had the lead
ole in an original musical fantasy,
Bananable Split, presented by
he Oberlin Mummer's Club, last
friday evening. Harold will be
ntering his junior year at Ober-
n. He leaves shortly for a camp
job in upstate New
,ork for the summer. Harold is
he son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lem
herman of 3347 Hollister rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-16
Tax Collection To
Open tuesday, July 5

Collection Of second half real
estate taxes will open Tuesday,
July 9Th and continue through
Saturday, July 2Srd, County Trea-
surer Leslie R. Monroe announces.
Monroe expects the second half
collection to exceed $5O,O0O,000.
First half collections totaled $54,-
505,266.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-16

HARRY w. cONNELLY
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-03
BelOna

Quite a severe eleculcal storm
Visited this community on sun
day followed By q mucn NEEDED
rain II hailed n sorne section
and brought a nice cool spell
pr and Mrs REID Dobblus
% Narrenton we're guests u Mi
and Mrs II II DobbinA durna
the week end
Miss Pearl Martin Is quite .l
AT tler home and is under the cane
Of A doctor and nurse
Ar and Mrs Clyde Hubbard
u Richmond visited Mr. and
Nm w J Hubbard during TIE
holiday Other guests In the sam
hon3e sere Guy Hubbard and
Leonard Doom " Richmond
Mss Aneade Martin ID atI. s.ek
and In nursing home III Rlch
rnoAd MISS Courtney Martin
morored n 70 see her last week
Callers on Miss Birdie Baueh
on Sunday afternoon were Mr
and Mrs Cary DeEoon, Of Mich
eaax
Mrs b p Heath continues 10
improve at her home after an
operation in a Richmond hospital
recently.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-03
SERVICES


DITCHIEG - let Us dig your
bitches. septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 453, Farmyille. Va. 4-2l-tf
For reliable Tax Service phone
$40 Hugh wells more than 90
years Of taxi service IN Farmvllle
3-13-tf
EXPERT SERVICE for REQ. Nc
Culloch and al! makes lawn NOW
ers SharaberRer IL Sons. RI
$50 East phone 998 Farmville
Va 5-27-tf
ANYONE DESIRING blacksmith
and wagon work done contact J
3 Dyer at F S Sandy Farm
Va Phone 2760
5-Z0-4tp F.
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WANTED
LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County. Nav %. 1858.
Walter A johnson. Complainant
" In Chancery
Helen West johnson. Defendant
Order of Publication
The object OF this suit is TO Oh
tain for the complainant from
the defendant divorce from the
bond OF rnatrimony on the ground
Of wilful desertion for a period
of more than one year
An affidavit having been made
and iled that the defendant.
Helen West johnson. is not a resi-,
dent OF the State Of Virginia. Il
is ordered that she do appear
within ten days after due pub!i-
cation OF this order and do what
may be necessary to protect lsr
interest in this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FAILWEII..
p q. 5-2T-at
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-03
LEGAL NOTICES


James Fleaher Sprays. .--.
Complainant
vs. IN Chancery
Eunice Owen SpragRs. Defendant
Order of Public alton
The object Of this suit Is to
obtain a divorce nensa ct thoro
for the complainant from the de-
PENDANT on the grounds of de
sertion. and to have the same
merged into a divorce from the
bond Of rnatrlmony as the Law
provides
An affidavit having been made
and filed. according TO law. stat
ing that the said Eunice owen
Sprays is a NONRESIDENT OF the
State Of Virginia. 1t is ordered
that She do appear within ten
days after due publication OF this
order and do what may be ne
cesSary to protect her interest in
this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL.
D. q. 5-l3-4t
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USED CARS
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Situation Wanted


WORK WANTED for man and
wife who Just came 10 this coun-
try Dairy or farm work preferred
Peter Wingert. Route / Farm
vile. 5-20-5tp
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT 3 rooms. bath.
private entrance 3l6 South Main
5-3i ~
FURNISHED ROOM -t~o blocks
Of Nam street Apply CraileS
Store. Pnpne - 5-t3-I0p
- -
APARTMENT 4 rooms. neH du-
plez home 408 Third Ave Mrs.
Monroe Johns, ST. phone 489M
5-l3-tf
DWELLINGS two bedroom
on Woodrow Ave and another
two bedroom house OF A street
These are modern. and available
Immediately . II Written
phone IS 6-3-tf'F'
APAR T'NfENT- Duplex on Viz
ginga street. 6 rooms and bath
rooms 3 ICONS and bath on each
floor Peoples National Bank
FarmpiIIe 6-3-lt
COTTAGE TWO furnished bed
rooms and shower bath M n
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+ Second St Farmville 6-3-lt
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III inc htutt ouit ~ the Gun r.
" Of Prince Edward Mas ~.
II 1858
George " Cobbs IF ais
! Complaluants
VS. In Chaneery
(, John Salley MarRaret Sallev.
and all Unknown Heirs of
Willie Leslie Cobbs deceased
who are proceeded agains As
Parties Unknown Martha
. Cobbs Salley if living, or If she
be dead then the wIdower
heirs. deeiSees and successors in
title OF said Martha. Cobbs Sal
! ley. sister OF John Wesley
EobbS, deceased. Who are made
parties defendant by the general
/ descriptions Of Parties I'm
known ... Defendants
Order of Publication
i The object OF this suit Us 20
make partition In one OF the
modes prescribed by iaw Of, that
certain tract of land conIiuing
20 $40 acres. more or less IN
Prospect District Prince Edward
County. Virginia. OF which W.ule
leslie Cobbs died setSed and pos
seSsed. and which WAS conveyed
~ him by deed dated January Is.
1883, from Leonard G. Shelton
and Hazel NJ Shelton. his wife
recorded IN the Clerk S Once Of
Prince Edward County. Virf/la
In ID b l2l page 800 together
with 20 fl right OF way from
said land TO Prince Edward Couu
" No GOA which right of way
was conveyed TO Willie Leslie
Cobbs by deed dated January Is.
1853 from Cove Ioyeday and
Lida LOyeday. has wife record q
M ID b III page 36T
An affidavit having been made
and filed THAT john Sallcy ana
Margaret Salley are non residents
OF the State Of Virginia that
Martha Cobbs Sauey. If living lis
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FOR KIN 1
TWO BEDROOM unfinished
apartment. first floor Miss Edna
Putncy. 30s South Main street.
phone 30 5-2o-tf
APARTMENT IN furnished 703
OAK street. Contact Ounce Allen
at0l Second Ave Richmond
Phone 3-Hil0 5-27-4tp
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APART AtE@NTT - rooms and
oath second floor. oil heat furn-
she'd Mrs w. c Fallwell Farm
vile. 5-27-4p r.
APARTMENTS - unfurnished 3
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apply 500 Buffalo st. 5-27-3p