East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-12-29

the firemen were to learn the
"why" of the run.
Barbara Ann Jedlak, a Shaw
High School graduate, plays an
important part as a Cleveland
policewoman in ferreting out vice.
ring operations in . Cleveland
hotel.
Spring lures three young lads
to go fishing-their prolonged
absence brought out a search by
police . until the tired, hungry
fisherman arrived home, surprised
at all the fuss.
Five East Clevelanders have
been added to the Gallon Club at
Tapco. They are: Paul Bortz, 1876
Wadena; Charles Highley, 1918
Alvason; Jack R. Santo, 14431
Superior; George A. Neill, 1854
Lockwood! Leo Ludwick, 1724
Bryn Mawr.
Paul Restaurant nosed Kiener
Coal to become champions of the
Kiwanis Bowling League.
Mrs. Walter Jones, 14705 Alder,
is chairman Of the local Celebral
Palsy Campaign.
-1955-
MAY
The Magnus Chemical Sharks
are the champions Of the Exchange
Club Glass "F" Basketball League
Charles A. Schmitt, retired
florist, quietly observes his 84th
birthday at his home, 14717 Shaw
ave.
CTS opens its Hayden avenue
parking lot accommodating 480
cars. A tunnel leads into Winder-
mere Rapid Transit station.
The second round of Salk Vac
cine is given to 1850 First and
Second Grade school children.
A Pony League is added to the
Little League summer baseball
program.
Bev Martin reigns as Sports
Queen at the Sports Dance at Shaw
High School. Her attendants were
Janet Stillinger and Jackie Cipiti.
DR.. o. J. Korb, superintendent
of schools, is presented a life cer-
tificate in the National Education
Association by East Cleveland
Teachers Association at their an
nual dinner.
The Rev. Oliver G. Grotefend,
pastor of Hope Lutheran Church
observes his 25th anniversary in
the ministry.
Out of 156 candidates, ten would
be firemen reach the certified list
of the Civil Service Commission
after long row of exams, tests,
interviews etc.
Charter members at the silver
anniversary party of Terrace Gar
den Club are Mrs. c. c. McClelland,
1584S Glynn rd.; Mrs. A. ". Quail
man, 1917 Glynn rd.; Mrs. H. D.
Pocock, 3175 Chelsea dr.; Mrs.
J. NJ. Herbert, 1852 Terrace rd.;
Mrs. c. L. Ruggles, 1926 Oakhill
rd.; Mrs. Roger Peckinpaugh, 1866
Radcliff rd.; Mrs. ". R. Forsythe,
15006 Terrace rd.; Mrs. Frank
Lloyd, 1584O Glynn rd.; Mrs. Z. NJ.
Preston, 1870 Hazel rd.; Mrs.
A. A. Pritchard, 1916 Hazel rd.;
and Mrs. Frank J. Lloyd, 1876
Glynn rd.
East Cleveland Post 1900 dedi-
Gates a bronze marker at Lake
View Cemetery identifying the
burial place of former president
James A. Garfield.
Community Council elects DR..
J. Wade Price, president for the
1856 year.
Henry Mcneil, seventh grader,
wins the bicycle rodeo award at
St. Philomena School.
For the coming six months, Ann
Schuff will preside as Worthy
Advisor of Windermere Assembly
for Girls.
Route 20 Association comes into
being as merchants along the route
unite to invite business from
travellers.
Musicarnivsl signs Sandra Jean
Sane, Woodworth rd. Miss Sane,
IS, is a ballet dancer. She is a
first-place winner of a Kiwanis
Talent Show.
A solemn mass Of Thanksgiving
marks the doth anniversary Of
the pastorate of Rt. Rev. Thomas
V. Shannon at Christ the King
Church.
Chairman Of the x-ray campaign
is Miss Louise Barthold, q Staff
Specialist at Nela Park.
Third prize in the National Scho-
lastic Art Exhibit is won by John
R. Tomcho, student at Shaw High
School.
Chester V. Smith resigns after
80 years in the East Cleveland
Fire Department.
DR.. L. L. Myers, principal at
". H. Kirk Jr. High School is
honored with appointment to the
Committee of Secondary School
Principals, a department of the
National Educational Association.
Committee objective is planning
and developing of program pro-
noting junior high school advance
ment.
1855
JUNE
The first Of two celebrations
marking the silver anniversary of
w. H. Kirk Junior High School
brings together persons who have