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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08
Little Industry

There's a little two handed in
dustry in Oakland that I'd like to
tell you about. The chances are if
you know the Robert Rodeheaver
family you know Bob as an art
teacher at Southern who also CON
ducts adult education classes and
runs around to teachers meetings
in the county. His wife, Rosetta, if
you know her at all, may be only
the little brown eyed mother with
two tiny atomic energy children.
A few know her as a music teach
or and another few know her as
the associate All club leader in
town.
| have often wondered how She
did so much and kept such clean
house with two pre-school children
but hadn't seen anything up to
the time l went to their basement
and saw the pre-Christmas job
they take on.
They have built themselves a nice
little business, more than PIN
money I'd guess, from making
Christmas wreaths and roping to
sell to florists. Baltimore, Hagers-
town and Pittsburgh place orders
with them.
They fill 700 orders for wreaths
each year A few of them four feet
across for special spots like bust
ness places and churches. The rop-
ing is probably the most time-con-
suming of all because they make
so much of it.
Bob and Rosetta got into this
through family, for Bob's folks
have had this kind of enterprise for
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08

long time mostly Tor creative
expression.
In the fall they gather ground
pine by the sacks full and also
laurel. This they store and keep
moist by watering every day.
Twas a mighty pile | saw in their
basement before they set to work.
Many of the wreaths they make
are on coat hanger frames. They
thought it am original idea and
were surprised to know that mag
azines have recommended the
same method After a wreath is
finished it is stored in cold place.
A simple little device with
crank it used to make the roping.
Rosetta turns this crank three
times for every twig She secures,
And Oh gee" she says, my arm
and shoulder do get tired after two
hours or more
Since Bob has been so busy with
outside things Rosetta has had a
bigger job than usual She admits
it's purely business proposition
with her but Bob confesses that he
never goes along any road that he
isn't on the lookout for greenery.
1t seems to be in his blood.
can't help but think More
Power in Your Blood" for like
to see this kind Of industry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08
AURORA-EGLON

A grandchild of Mr.. and Mrs Bob
November 20, in Philippi hospital,
was taken by ambulance to a
Charleston hospital where it passed
away December T. The parents are
at the maternal home at Horse
Shoe Run
Mr. and Mrs Ray Mullenax, of
Horse Shoe Run, announce the
birth of their fourth child and first
son November % at the Garrett
County Memorial hospital. The
mother is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Randall Garrett
Mrs. Mary White, Aurora has
been a surgical patient in the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital
Mr. and Mrs Guy Feather and
daughter Ruby and Mrs. Effie
Wolfe are all i'll at their home near
Eglon
The Rev. and Mrs. Edward K
Ziegler. of Roanoke, Va, made very
brief calls with relatives in this
area last week.
Mrs Bessie Evans who is en-
ployed at the DIR. Miller home, Egg
Ion, spent the weekend at Horse
Shoe Run.
Truman johnson. of Laurel Dale,
w. Va, spent Monday in this area
tuning pianos. He is son of the
late Rev. and Mrs. Albert johnson
formerly of this community
A surprise celebration was held
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
David Wilhelm, Eglon, in honor of
Mrs Wilhelm's 72nd birthday an
niversary Those attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. McVicker, Man
helm; Ada V. Nine and Viola Will
helm. Rowlesburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Calcamp and Mrs. Grace
Wilhelm. Horse Shoe Run; Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Wilhelm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorain
Henline and son Norman. Mrs. Ann
Henline and Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Bolyard and daughter Ruth Ann,
all of Aurora Mrs Mary Shields,
Rowlesburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Smith and children. Betty Ann
Henline, Mr. and Mrs Lawson Hen
line, Crellin; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Henline and children, Mt Lake
Park: Mr. and Mrs. Lace White,
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Beckma and
children, Bud, Harold and Elaine,
all of Eglon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08
1t Runs Through
My Mind
BY POLLY ]. HANST
Decoration Or Plaything?


The first time | viewed the new
gadget on the Court House lawn
my mouth flew open and didn't
want to close.
What in the world do we need
with thing like that? The way
the muzzle ~ or whatever that
thing is the ammunition passes
through Its Darrell was pointed
at a certain angle it reminded me
of an elephant with his trunk
raised, and | thought to myself
white elephant" that's what it is.
Then funny things have started
to happen. saw bunch Of kids
playing around it one Sunday and
they were having the time of their
lives. There are more movable
gadgets on it than any piece Of
machinery ever saw and each and
every part gets tried out almost
daily. The nice part is that so many
children can participate at the same
time.
Maybe it's worth its space if it
affords so much enjoyment to the
kids. And older folk seem to get a
kick out of checking each morning
to see if it's pointed toward North
Third Alder, or skyward 1t does
not stay in the same position very
long.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08

Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Webster re-
turned last week to their home at
Aurora from a trip by plane to
Tennessee where they visited the
formers parents
The Eglon Farm Womens club
met Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Robert Spaid, near Aurora.
After the business period, games
we're played. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Spaid.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08

able-wc who have gone through
it know that and arc thankful for
teacher, pastor or scout leader who
will step in. When the knot on the
apron strings starts to slip it does
not mean that parents are unlovinG
and lacking in understanding. And
what's more it's not easy for them
either.
Couldn't This Week" have been
generous enough to have made
that point?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our beloved
wife and mother, Mrs Clarence
Wicklow, who died December II,
1852.
You left a beautiful memory
And a sorrow too great to be told
But to us who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old
Husband and Children
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08

Western powers served notice on
Russians that they would hold their
bridgehead in divided Berlin until
all Germany in unified
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-08

ADV It
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-28
Clyde, O., Like
Bluffton To Vote
On Swimming Pool

Bluffton citizens who Will vote IN
November on d $4,000 bond issue
for construction of swimming pool
will be watching with interest the
outcome of a similar election IN
Clyde.
Council of the Village of Clyde has
authorized the placing of an S05,OOo
bond issue on the November ballot.
Although it has not been decided
exactly how large the Clyde pool
will he. the recreation board is tenta-
tivelv considering a pool AZ by 100
feet.
Although Clyde has a population
of AO83. this is not much larger than
tho nool nlanned for Bluffton. 1t is
felt that ! pool 35 feet by rs feet
will be adequate for this community
especially since the quarry will be
available for deep water swimming
and diving,
The Clyde plans call for bath
house whereas Bluffton's recreation
commission would add that facility
later.
The mayor of Clyde said that it
was first considered to submit
S12O 900 bond issue to the voters, but
the figure was later revised.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-28
Ownership Changes
For 63-Year-Old
Pandora Firm

A change of ownership and name
of one of the oldest business houses
in Pandora was announced recently
when Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Haas
acquired sole ownership of the
Lehman Home Furnishing store and
Lehman Funeral Home.
The change was affected when Mr..
and Mrs. Haas purchased the inter
est of Mrs. Eudora Spldner of Bluff
ton. Mrs. Soldner and Mrs. Haas are
sisters, both daughters of the found
er of the business, Gideon Lehman,
He started the business 63 years ago.
Mr.. Haas, son-in-law of the found
er, had been associated with the
business for the last Is years. 1t
will be operated under the name OF
the Haas Home Furnishings and the
Haas Funeral home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-28

Planning to attend FLA Camp
Muskingum ffom July go to August
3 are sevef members of Bluffton
Chapter, Future Farmers of
America. They-will be accompanied
by their advisor, Lqrain A. Basinger,
Bluffton high School vocational
agriculture teachet.
The group attending the session
includes Ron Ilbra, Dwain Leiber,
Gareth Basingar, Alfred Kaufman,
Ned Althaus, 3 on Chidester and Ro-
bert Green. Althaus has been ap-
pointed a Camp Chapter President
by Director J. e. Dougan.
According to Mr.. Dougan, over
1850 students of, vocational agri-
culture from all parts of Ohio will
attend the camp during the period
from July "a through August 13
This is approximately 10 per cent OF
the total students enrolled in voca-
tional agriculture in Ohio. A total OF
80 teachers of voFag will attend camp
and assist with ithe program.
One of the most popular camping
sites in Ohio, Camp Muskingum is
located on the shore of Leesville
Lake in Carol county, about eight
miles south of Carrollton.
During their stay at the camp, Flu
ture Farmers will receive instruction
in leadership training and education
in Conservation including, forestry
wildlife and fish management, water
and soil conservation, nature study
highway safety, hunting and trap
ping, casting, and fire-arm safety
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-28
Zin,mern,an-CLunl
BetrOthaL Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clum of
LAFAYETTE have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Janis
Lou, to Alan Zimmerman, son of
Richard Zimmerman, also of Lafayet-
te.
Both the bFide-elect and her fiance
are graduates of Lafayette-Jackson
high school, Miss Clum is employed
in the credit department of Montgo-
merry Ward & Coin Lima. Mr.. Zim-
norman is employed by the f. c.
Russell Co. in Pandora.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-28
Seven BlufftOn FLA Boys And Advisor
Off To Camp Muskingum This Friday

Swimming, boating and other re-
creational activities are also part
of the program. The camp is operat-
ed by Board of Trustees of the
Ohio F. F. Al. Camps, Inc, composed
of Vocational Agriculture leaders
and officers of the Ohio Association
of Future Farmers of America.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

Spain laying the groundwork for
his next movie, Pride and Pas
sion," which he says will star
Marion Brando, Cary Grant and
Ava Gardner.
End of an era? At the recent
Herman Hover party in Holly
wood to which guests came as
the character they dislike most.
iDavy Crockett ensembles led all
the rest.
timer Harold Lloyd and
Novelist George Simenon are
talking over a film deal at
Cannes on the French Riviera.
,Leora Dana, Kurt Kasnar's
wife and the gal with Henry
Fonda in Point of No Return, -
has landed the Portia role in
the Shakespeare Festival pro-
iduction of Julius Caesar" at
Stratford, Conn.
Frank Sinatra will be the new
Philip NARROW! Remember when
Dick Powell and Humphrey Bo-
|gart played Raymond Chand-
ler'S famous private eye on the
screen? Now frankie is getting
Evening star., 1955-06-22

ready to. play the tough detec-
tive In 'NT71e Long Goodbye" for
his independent company with
United Artists.
When Tony Curtis goes to
Europe for "Trapeze." wife
Janet Leigh goes. too. If she can
stay long enough. they'll get a
car and tour Europe before re-
turning home.
Barbara Lyon. daughter OF
Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon,
wants to star in a remake OF
mammals Rio Rita" now that
she's a TV hit in London.
Charles O'Curran flew back to
Hollywood with stars in his eyes,
All, of course, were Patti Pages.
Orson Welles is using no seem
cry for his stage production OF
"Moby Dick" in London. Too
expensive, ! guess. to shift the
Pacific Ocean.
released BY NANA.)
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Liberuce to Tour

Is Audrey Hepburn taking ur
bullflghting, maybe? She and
Mel Ferrer are house guessing
with the "ex" best bullfighter OF
Spain. Luis Dominguin. and his
wife, in Seville. Liberace
will make a tour of every country
in which his picture, Sincerely
Yours" is shown.
Leslie Caron, leaving Paris, is
heading for Hollywood to pre-
pare for "Gaby," her next at
Metro. Pearl Bailey writes
from the Midwest: Ran into
some parking space. Don't know
whether to continue to Holly
wood or not"
Dawn Adams husband,
Prince Massino, blew his top
when he saw the scanty costume
for her picture, "The Bed"
Gina Lollobrigida was an art
student before she turned actress,
and has paintings to prove it.
-. There are ominous rumblings
In the Peggy King marriage.
Lauren Bacall and Humphrey
Bogart will do more television
together. When they did THE
Petrified Forest" I thought
Baby" was miscast. And we
didn't see enough of Bogey. +.
THE Big Knife" preview proves
that Jack Palance should stick
to villain roles.
Ruth Roman writes from Eng
land that she turned down two
pictures to travel through Eu-
rope with her family, when she
finishes Joe Macbeth" with Paul
Douglas. Good. Sounds like
the marriage is okay now.
If Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis ever separate, the Gov
ernment should sue them, claim
ing it just couldn'j stand the
loss of their taxes. Marshall
Thompson is heading for Sweden
to do a movie. And Gene
Barry, who went to New York
for a quick three-day trip, is
staying two weeks-for TV roles
and talk with Broadway pro-
ducers.
Tennessee Williams believes
that Bette Davis is the only
actress he knows who is honest
enough to play the actress who
has lost her beauty, in the play
he is now writing. Why do all
OF Tennessee's heroines have to
lose their beauty?
Rossano Brazil of the Bare
foot Contessa" and Three Coins
in the Fountain" passed un-
noticed when last in New York
on a contract for David Selz-
nick. But now he is mobbed by
women wherever he goes.
\ y y u
jeff Morrow and actress wife
Anna Karen are separating, but
just for the summer. Anna goes
to New York for roles on the
straw-hat circuit, while JEFF re-
mains in Hollywood to complete
his costarring role with Audie
Murphy and Barbara Rush in
THE World in His Corner"
Producer Stanley Kramer is in
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Engineer FIees
East Germany

BERLIN. June % tP.-Th'
chief civilian construction en-.
igineer for Communist East Ger
many's militarized barracks po
lice fed to West Berlin yesterday
the League of Free Jurists re
ported.
He was identified as Helm
Richter. a. The league, an or
ganization of anti -Communis
lawyers and judges, said Richie
fled because the Communist
wanted him to become an Office
in the barracks police.
East Germany's barracks po
lice force, numbering about 100,
600 men, is in the process O
being turned into a regulal
army.
Evening star., 1955-06-22

accepted by Frank A. Stein
hilper. manager Of the patent
department Of the company.
Representative Heating. Repub-
Ilican. of New York, and repre-
Isentatives of the Battelle Memo
rial Institute, Columbus. Ohio,
and other officials Of Haloid were
present.
Xerography is a fast. electro
static process of copying written,
printed, typed or drawn matter,
1t was developed jointly by
Evening star., 1955-06-22
New Putent Awarded
For Copying Process

Commissioner Of Patents Rob-
ert C. Watson presented a new
patent in the field Of xerography
yesterday to a Rochester IN. "
company during the Patent
ONCE display in the Commerce
Department lobby.
The exhibit. free to the public
will be open until June 80.
Mr.. Watson presented the
patent to the Haloid Co. It was
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Films of More Than Routine Merit

vintage but Garbos splendor shines
THE COUNTRY GIRL"-Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby in
moving backstage drama.
DETECTvE"-Alec Guinness droly plays Chesertons
famed sIeuth, Father Brown.
"THE GLASS SIIPPER"-Leslie plays fetching and
musicaly charming Cinderella.
"THE LITTLE WORLD OF DON CAMILO"-Fernandel
comcaly fights the good fight for his flock
"THE LONG, GRAY LINE"-West Point and sergt Marty
Maher dramatic pair Maureen O'Hara and Tyrone
THE PURPLE PLAIN"-Gregory Peck is redeemed
by pretty Win Min Than.
Evening star., 1955-06-22

Haloid and Battelle, and is used
in business. industry and gov
ernment.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
TWo-FAcED
WOMAN!

Today she's your best friend
tomorrow your husbands!
Men like her because she "un.
derstands" them. Women dis
trust her because they under
stand her. Read Two-Faced
Woman, an absorbing story of
a romance that almost went on
the rocks in McCali's. On
your newsstand noW!i
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-07
VICTORY ASSURED"
is SERMON TOPIC

Easter Day at Trinity E.U.B.
Church will begin with a Sunrise
Service at 7 a. m. led by the Junior
and Senior High Youth Glasses.
Breakfast will be served at 7:30,
cost to be covered by a free-will
offering. Reservations may be made
by calling the church office, Ii.
1-4960.
Church School classes for all
ages meet at 9:30 a. m. The Vic
tory Service at 1890 will be sup
ported by both the Senior and
Junior Youth Choirs sharing the
choral responses and singing
Easter anthems. The Adults will
sing: Awake Thou That Sleepest,"
"As 1t Began to Dawn" and "The
Lords Prayer" The Junior Youth
Choir will sing "The Strife Is Ger,
the Battle Done" and 40 Joyous
Easter Morning." Miss Henrietta
Weibel is the Choral Director.
The pastor, the Rev. Weldon Z.
Fulmer, will preach on the theme:
"Victory Assured" Opportunity
will also be given for reception of
members.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-07
EASTER AT CALVARY
LUTHERAN CHURCH

An Easter Pageant of Worship
will be enacted during the Easter
Sunrise Service at Calvary Luth-
eran Church, Euclid at Lockwood
ave., the service being sponsored
by the Luther Leagues of the con-
gregation. Al Walter will open the
service at 700 a. M; Rosemary
Dohm and Don Schmunk reading
the Easter from the Scriptures.
The pageant will be presented by
Janet Rubright, Bob Myers, Rom
aid Croucher, Charles Weller and
Margot Friend. The pastor, Rev.
Robert Secrist will speak. Charlotte
Weller will be the organist and
Janet Rubright, the pianist with
the Luther League Choir singing.
The closing service will be in
charge of Curt Starkweather. The
intermediate League will serve
the breakfast to follow this service.
Easter films will be shown at
the $3.50 Church School hour.
At the 10:45 a. m. worship serv-
ice Rev. Secrist will speak on
"Cometh Victory" At the close of
this service there will be a Com
munion service for those unable
to attend the Holy Thursday Com
munion.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-07
Secret Groups
Fade AT Shaw

While proposed legislation be-
fore the Ohio Legislature calls for
the expulsion of pupils holding
memberships in school fraternities,
q different approach to the ending
of such groups has been won at
Shaw High School. In a quiet,
firm campaign, Wayne c. Blough,
principal, with the cooperation of
faculty members and parents, has
elipinated these closed groups.
For some time past pupils have
been required to make a choice
between their group or participa-
ton in school activities. 1t hasn't
been too easy, but the activity de-
cisions have steadily mounted.
Added is the ruling of "no new
pledges, so any remaining frater-
mites or sororities at Shaw must
fade from the scene as other men,
bers join the activity list or re-
ceive their diplomas.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-07
I II | 8
N
T H A I
In East Cleveland

Eleven young girls from the
Arlington Branch of the Jewish
Community Center visited East
Cleveland Police and Fire Depart
ments Monday, accompanied by
their Group Worker, Miss Renee
Fried. Sgt. William Hartford and
Fire Chief Fred Lange received
the guests, who, by the way, made
quick work of their stop in jail.
Flowers are a magic part of
Easter. In many congregations
there is the delightful custom of
sharing with the church their own
Easter plants, some of which are
later sent on to shut-ins. Thus
the flowers share a cwo-fold or
even three-fold part in the days
happiness.
Parents the country over are
eagerly awaiting the Salk polio
test results to be announced next
Tuesday. East Cleveland's health
department and schools are ready
to give the tests if the report is
favorable.
Yard cleaning is underway all
about town. Surprising what an
accumulation of all manner of stuff
can pile up during the winter.
Harold Green, superintendent of
waste collection in the Service De-
partment, remarks early house
cleaning is evident. Rubbish trucks
are packing it in as well as making
extra trips to the same street in
order to pick up all the trash being
put out for the pickup.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-07

Mrs. Arthur o. Wiley, chairman
of the East Cleveland YWCA
membership drive which begins
April 18th, urges the women of
this community to support this
worldwide organization by becom-
ing active in the local group.
"Even if you yourself cannot
participate actively in the Y pro-
gram, you will want the satisfac-
tion of helping the Y to keep up
its good work in our community" }"
says Mrs. Wiley. Supporting her
sentiments are her busy captains,
Mrs. C. A. Dauber, Mrs. Clifford
Erickson, Mrs. Will Fisher, Mrs.
Frank Holzheimer, Mrs. Robert
Humphrey, Mrs. Mary Keefer, Mrs.
Glenn Kitson, Mrs. E. E. Lehman,
Mrs. Donald Shelton, and Mrs.
John Tomcho.
These captains plus sixty vol
unteer workers will be busy call
ing on prospective members with
the hope of a 1919 increase over
the present membership.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-07
Finance Director
To Discuss Civ
Financial Picture

East Cleveland municipal fin
ancing will be discussed by Fin
ance Director G. T. Apthorp at
the Thursday, April 14th meeting
of the East Cleveland Community
Council to be held in Shaw High
School. A questions and answer
period will be held, also.
AS is customary, the meeting
will open with a dinner at 6:30,
in the cafeteria and for which re-
servations should be made by Tues
day, the 18th to Mrs. Jane Town
send, 13437 Shaw ave. The talk
follows in the Cardinals Nest.
Persons interested are welcome
to come at 7:30 for the talk only
if they so desire.
Mr.. Apthorp plans to give an
overall financial picture of the
City of East Cleveland, including
comments on the current budget,
the bonded Indebtedness and other
fiscal angles.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-07

One of Ohio's best known radio
voices will sing the part of Car
dinal Richelieu in the musical,
"The Three Musketeers", to be
presented April 1928 at w. H.
Kirk Junior High School, by the
Lyric Theatre Guild. 1t is bene-
fit for the Welfare Fund of the
Lions Club of East Cleveland.
Featured also in the cast are
William Martin and his wife,
Noreen, as the romantic leads and
Lawrence Kuhl as King Louis
XIII. Robert Sinnema, Anthony
Tarkowski and Phillip Cochran
play the three musketeers.
Widely known in the Cleveland
area for his work in light opera,
Mr. Mack was seen during the past
season in the MusicarnivaPs pro-
duction of desert Ssng".
The production is under the
direction of Stanton V. Downs
with the orchestra and chorus
conducted by John Corina.