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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-12
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The frontiersman., 1956-10-11
UNIVERSITY REGENTS GAEETiNG THIS WEEK

;. The University of Alaska board Of regents will hold it's fall meet ing starting yesterday, October 10. Two of the top items of busi. ness will be budget for the com ing biennium and study of the institutions expanding building program.
 Members of the board are FL mer E. Rasmuson, William A. O'Neill, and R. H. Stock all of Anchorage; Mrs. Donald Eyinck and Leslie Nerland of Fairbanks; M. J. Walsh, Nome; Dr. Philip Moore, Sitka, and Dr. C. Earl AL breeht, formerly of Juneau and now residing in Columbus, Ohio.
The frontiersman., 1956-10-11
COURT NEWS
Commissioners Court

William Ezi, 9, and a 17-year- old youth, both of Ekiutna, are being held in Federal Jail to an- swer to larceny charges brought by Territorial Police The youths are charged with taking liquor after braking a store window and taking tools from warehouse and or garage at Eklutna in the approximate value of S250. They appeared in U. 5. Commissioner
The frontiersman., 1956-10-11
BHsSIoN EXECUTIVE VISITS IN PALMER

stituency of the church that a progressive program was adopted and the people of the Palmer area will be gratified to know that one of the objectives is the speeding up of the completion of the Church of God building on the Glenn highway. The Rev. Joan Ashby is pastor of the Pal zmer church.
The frontiersman., 1956-10-11

The Reverend Paul H. Warker foreign missions executive sdcre-
 of the Church of God with Ire sternationa1 headquarters in S1eeeland, Tennessee and afho heads a foreign mission progrlam an 58 countries with it's @ Bible schools and 4,O00 national min 1sders, was guest speaker at Alaska Territorial Convention 4 the Church of God in Palme n October 6. Rev. Walker as [, spoke in Anchorage the foilowa ., es ching. ,h
 A general program for evange szation was adopted during q sf ministers meeting, as Welft (. some changes in official person mel.
 The services of the Reverend Il. H. Davis, who has served the church as overseer for the past several years, were terminated and a committee of the pastors ln the area has been appointed to serve as the representative body For the General Mission Board In stead of maintaining an over Se eer.
 Rev. Walker returned to the States on Wednesday of this week, and it is felt by the con-
The frontiersman., 1956-10-11

Court on October 8. Jurisdiction was waived and bail set at $1 900 each. Upon failure to make bal they were committed to the red eral Jail in Anchorage where they will await jury trial.
The frontiersman., 1956-10-11

Roy Seymore of Pullman was taken from his home to Valley Presbyterian Hospital in the com munity ambulance early Monday morning for medical attention.
The frontiersman., 1956-10-11

FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A FRONTTERSMAN CLASSIFIED
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Shines Square Playhouse.
Eye Closes.
9-Winky Dink and You.
Drowino and stories for children.
ll:30
4-Cowboy Theoter.
| Hour. Western films storing
Chohes Stouett. Monty Holl is
host.
5-Stor of the West. Movie.
la Hours. Drifting Along"
1916. Johnny Mack Brown
wild West" l947. Eddie Deon.
9-ToIes Of Texos Ron9ers.
A man desperate for money to
poy for his wite's operation.
steoIs ond hides q loree sum,
then is kidnapped by gang of
criminoIs who try to noke him
reveoI his coche.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
SATURDAY Program Lstngs
January 5

l:l5
5-LeoFn to Draw.
Jon Gnooy.
5-Soturdoy Movies.
2h Hours. The Knockout"
lo47. Joe Kirkwood, Jr Com
mond Performance. 1887. lilli
PoImer. tBritish.)
9-Boston BIoekie.
Storing Kent ToyIor. Lois Collier.
200
9-Bis League Hockey.
Chicoeo Black Howks vs.. New
York Ronoers.
2:30
4-Pro Basketball.
New York VS.. Fort Wayne.
400
5-Duekpin Bowling.
z Hours. Championship bowling
from Blodensburo Bowling Gen.
ter.
e-Pick Temple. Kids.
IA Hours. "The Muroneo
Story" Bill WilIioms. Plus car
toons.
4:30
4-Cortoon Circus. Kids.
7-CrosseuFFent.
4:45
4-FootIight Theoter.
Hour, IS Min. Two Fisted
Low" 1882. Tim Mccoy.
$50
7-Clown Corner. Kids.
9-Momo. Wosh'ton Premiere.
Storing Peggy Wood Toni
CompbeIl. Judson Loire.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

7:55
9-Meditotion. lnspirotionol.
Voried religious messages.
500
9-Stop, Look and Listen.
The enchontment Of japan from
Tokyo TO the smoIl villages.
4-coEfoon Circus. Kids.
9-0swold Robbit. Kids.
800
4-Coptoin Midnight.
9-Ask-It Bosket. Kids Quiz.
$50
4-Your Gorden. Holly Wright.
9-Coptoin Konsoroo. Kids.
1000
4-Howdy- -Doody. Kids.
I0:30
A. Morried Joon. Comedy.
9-Mishty Mouse. Kids.
4-Fury. Adventure.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
Plan Dads Club
In VFW Ranks

Past Commander Joseph Eckels
is trying to overcome what he be-
lieves has been an oversight in the
East Cleveland Post 1900 VIEW
He points out that the Post has 8
Ladies Auxiliary a Blue Star
Mothers and Gold Star Mothers
unit but not Dads Club. And 9
Dads club, says the past Com
mander, is common to many VFW
posts. So he is now forming a
Dads Club.
The main requisite for member
ship is having a son who served
in the armed forces of the United
States during war time. The Dads
Club objective is service to hos
pital patients, and a comradeship
for themselves.
Veteran Eckles suggests it would
be nice gesture for a foreign
service veteran to propose his Dad
for membership in this group. In
terested? Contact Mr.. Eckles at
1O49 East 1313st ST., MU. 1-0956
or at the VIEW. Post, 1S4O3 Eu-
cid ave., ". 1856.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
Christ The King
Down Town Ball
This Saturday

More than thousand guests are
expected to attend the 9th an
nual Down Town ball and bridge
party sponsored by Christ the King
parish, Saturday, November 10th
at Hotel Cleveland.
A large committee, divided into
smaller committees are planning
the many details for so large an
affair, all under the general chair
manship Of Mr.. and Mr.. Oliver
Murphy of 1886 Haldane I'd.
East Clevelanders serving on
committees are: Mr.. andMrs. John
Dodson, 1921 Burnette ave-; Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Maloney, 1912
Taylor rd.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Murry, 1926 Charles rd.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas G. O'Brien, 1855
Netla ave-; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Shannon, 1843 Burnette ave.; Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Cortese, 147O6 Elm
ave-; Miss Virginia Gentle, 1740
Collamer I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quinlan,
1715 Noble rd.; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Jones, 1924 Stanwood rd.; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Murphy, 1892 Ply
mouth pl.; Mr.. and Mrs. James
2402 Noble rd.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Lenehan, 1926 Noble
dr.; DR.. and Mrs. Edward j. Keefe,
16025 Glynn I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
Votes Despite
Two Robbers

One of the happy naturalized
citizens to cast a ballot here in
Tuesdays election was Miss Marie
Bankey, II, of 1908 Melbourne rd.
On Sunday when she was held-up
by two youths as she returned from
church, she had lost her purse con-
tanning the registration card, q
prayer book, rosary and $3.50.
Despite a badly bruised eye, one
of the youths striking her with his
fist, a broken htumb and contu-
sions of the forehead Miss Bankey
was more concerned over the loss
of the precious registration card.
She wanted to vote Tuesday, as she
has voted since being naturalized.
East Cleveland police came to
her rescue, getting a duplicate
registration Identification. At
tendants at Huron Road Hospital
treated her injuries.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
zoning Board Keeps Tight Rein On
Issuance Of Rooming House Licenses

Adhering to it's policy of mo
new rooming houses on side
streets" the Zoning Board of
Appeals Monday morning rejected
the appeal of Rhea Counts for a
rooming house license at her newly
acquired single dwelling at 1740
Strathmore ave.
During the hearing it was indi-
Gated that the new owner, prior to
occupancy of the property had been
informed by the city that the
property had not and could not
have rooming house permit. Mrs.
Count wanted seven roomers.
Rejected was the plea of Howard
Green for authority to construct
a five suite apartment building on
the northwest corner of Taylor and
Terrace roads.
Two dwellings which, over a
period of some 80 years have been
occupied by owner families and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
YM-YW Canteen
Resumes Friday

Resuming their every other Fri
day night canteen for Junior High
School students, the YWCA and
the YMCA announce the first such
dance Friday, November 9th at the
Y House, 1881 Lee rd.
Until permanent Canteen Junior
officers are elected next month,
temporary officers are assisting
Mrs. Fern Dorrucci and Miss
Emiko Esukamoto of the YWCA
staff and Gordon Esch, YMCA ex-
ecutive secretary with the dances.
Temporary Chairman is Gwen
German and Temporary Secre-
tary, Lucille Alexander. All of
these will be present tomorrow
night.
Dancing starts at 1870 with the
7th and 8B pupils leaving at 1000
p. m. and the 8As and 9th Graders
privileged to remain until 11:0O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
To Garner Dollars
At Harvest Partv

The Shaw PTA Harvest Party
this years Ways and Means prof.
ect, will take place one week from
tonight, November 18th, at 8 D. m
in the Shaw Cafeteria. "This is
planned to be more than Just q
card party" say DR.. and Mrs
Louis E. Edwards, general chair.
men for the event. In addition ia
canasta, bridge, or pinochle (please
bring the appropriate cards., the
guests may enjoy the evening get.
ting acquainted with one anothe,
IN the PTA Recreation Room with
ping-pong, dancing, scrabble anc
other games. Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling
Parker will be the welcoming com.
mittee for these activities.
AS well as prizes at each table
for the high scorers, there are
several gifts to be awarded.
Dessert will be served as planned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Broer. as.
sisted by the Howard Jacobs. The
PTA Board members will be the
walters.
Tickets at one dollar each are
obtainable from Mr.. and Mrs
William Linhart, ticket chairmen,
and the Board members.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
Congratulations

Francis P. Blonska, 1441O Po-
tomac ave., employed in the Cleve-
land Cap Screw Company, sales
department for the past three
years, has been appointed admins
trative assistant in sales. He has
been associated with the industry
for more than FL years.
A graduate Of Lakewood High
School, he attended Fem College
and during World War II served
with the U. S. Army in the Euro
pean theatre from 1943 until 1945.
He was a staff sergeant.
He is chairman of Boy Scout
Troop 638 at st. Philomena's
Church. Blonska is married and
has a son.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08

| The Kirk Junior High mixeC
choir of 10 voices has been chosel
to fill the closing spot on the Eas-
Cleveland Kiwanis Talent show
program to be held at the Kirl
school auditorium, Friday evening
November 10th.
Mrs. Ruth Honess, Director ot
the Kirk Choral Group, and DIR
Louis Edwards, General Chairman
of the Kiwanis Show, made final
arrangements this week for the
presentation including the selec-
tion of the group of songs to be
sung by the Kirk students.
Included in this list is the very
popular, sprightly title tune with
its lifting melody from the show
"Oklahoma" featuring the choir's
ensemble of nineteen voices. The
ensemble will also be heard in
"Rise, Arise"
The choir is to open with an
arrangement of a tune composed
by George Frederick Handel,
Praise We Sing to Thee" Also
to be heard will be Born to be
Free" America, the Beautiful"
and it will close with the favorite.
You'll Never Walk Alone"
1--WE are proud to be able to
present this wonderful singing ag-
gregation on our Talent Show pro-
gram this year." DR.. Edwards
said. "Kiwanians and East Cleve-
landers alike will enjoy a rare
treat listening to this enthusiastic
group of youngsters" he continued.
Mrs. Ruth Honess, director of
this large choir, has been at Kirk
Junior High since 1852 and carries
out a full and successful musical
education program there. She also
directs a girls glee club, boys
glee club, and conducts all of the
vocal music classes at Kirk.
Born and reared in Carrollton.
Ohio, Mrs. Honess attended Miami
University and Western Reserve
University where she received her
degree in music.
AS the last week before the big
show draws near the MANY acts
that tried out have been whitfield
down to the final ones that will
make up the nights program and
these acts are now being readied
under the capable direction of
Miss Margery Shields and Mr.. All |
Competition for the six cups to
be awarded will be keen in this
seventh annual talent competition.
Three cups will be awarded to the
age group up to and including
twelve and three cups will go to the
group, thirteen to nineteen years
# age.
Tickets are on sale at many To-
al stores and all of the Kiwanians
lave a supply. Students may OBJ
ain them at their schools.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08

members of their families, were
temporarily permitted to remain
as such. However, in each instance
it is understood that sale of either
property would be on a single
family basis. Owners and locations
Of the properties are: Lewis E.
Lowmiller, 14209 Potomac ave., and
Roy A. Carlson, 1866 East 133rd st.
Retaining the same number of
roomers, the board approved trans
fer of the temporary license at
1925 Wymore ave. from Mrs. John
Davis to Anatole Slepucho. The
transfer reduces total occupancy
from II to 8.
Granted were:
The appeal Of John W. Koerber
for authority to erect a basement
less house in Forest Hills sub
division.
The appeal of Irwin Stahl to
construct four-foot high, 80 foot
long fence on the north side of his
property at 1894 Hayden ave.
The appeal of Hatton's Bar tol
transfer their D-3 liquor license
from 14210-12 Euclid ave. to 14213
Euclid ave-, their new location.
This action must be approved also
by the City Commission.
The appeal of DR.. Frederick
Hamilton, 14122 Terrace rd. to con-
vert the second floor of an existing
carriage house to living quarters
for members of his family. How
ever, the temporary arrangement
carries the stipulation that if and
when the carriage house is no
longer thus occupied, it must be
re-converted to it's present status.
In the case of three properties
at 12628-30-38 Euclid ave., Gilbert
Savransky, owner, the board holds
hat further proposals such as the
1umber and the size of suites, must
De decided before definite action is
aiken. The board was informed
hat No. 1880 has been vacated,
Is per instruction.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08

Dinner Speaker
St. PauI's Parish

TITS a great day for flying, >
grinned Brig. Gen. Lester J. Matt.
land. "I'd better be getting on to
my mission"
This time, the man who has
spent 80 years flying-27 of them
in the service of his country, was
off for Iron River, a mining COM
munity in the Michigan's Upper
Peninsula. He had changed his
course from the military to the
church. He was to become fulltime
vicar to the $50 communicates of
st. Johns Episcopal Church. In the
meanwhile he continues his studies
for Holy Orders.
War service has led the flyer
to serve mankind in some other
way than as a soldier of the air.
Should events recall him, he will
choose to serve as chaplain.
AS a flyer, the now rector has
many honors. Among them, flying
the worlds first Administrations
airplane; breaking the then worlds
speed record in 1923; and flying
the first California to Hawaii plane
in 1927.
He has been director of Michi-
gan's Department of Aeronautics
for seven years.
The new rector will still fly. He
plans to assist his Bishop with his
for flung parish which covers one
third of Michigan's land area.
Rev. Maitland will be the
speaker when St. PauPs Episcopal
Church of East Cleveland has its
parish dinner, Tuesday, November
18th to be served in Windermere
Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08

To the Citizens of East Cleve-
land.
In behalf of the East Cleveland
City Commission and other Of
ficials, l wish to express to the
citizens of East Cleveland our
appreciation for your splendid
support of our Recreation and
City Building issues.
Apparently the community ia
looking forward to the use of
the artificial skating rink and
other recreation facilities that
can now be built. We hope 10
have them ready for use by the
Fall or Winter Of 1857.
The City Building additions
are very important to the Police,
Fire and other city departments
and will enable US to render q
much better service.
Very truly yours
Chas. A. Carran
City Manager
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08

Left to right-Row 1; tBottoml: Ron
Dolinsky, Dick Dreher, Dennis Sikora
Bob Naismith, Carol Minello, Carole
Jordan, Janet Nells, Bonnie Shoe. Mar
garet Chambers, Ann Cook, Dianne
Smith, Rachel Probst. Kathy Miller.
Row 2-Gwen Cornman, Susan Ser
ota, Joan Rogers, Marietta D'Amato
Elaine Nahra, Joan Fraser. Margaret
Kerr, Sandy Merger. Chuck Erwin,
Don Peters. Dave Rollo. Henry Lee,
Ward Lyndall.
Row Virginia Schlegel. Mary Ellen
Mowls. jeanne Mastrobuono, Laura
Stone, Heather Clark. Jane Martin.
David Presser, Bob Brewton. Mike
Baker, Ronald Wosky.
Row q - Harold Albrecht. Chuck
Alexander. Harry Rudge, Dave
Borsch. Bob Calico, Barb Bythway,
Vicky Brown. Carol Kennedy, Nora
Mayer. Charlene Sprinkle, Tama Ca
now, Cathy Conroy. Beverly Hanna.
Row 5-Janice Pink. Janet Larson
Nancy. Hazelett. Loretta Cirino. Sally
Janet Dornoack, 10 Ann Freitag. Janet
Schuff. Rochelle Walter. Pat Forsyhe.
Judy Krause.
Row a-Don Rhodehamel, Jack Haley.
Elaine Daniels. Barbara StisloW. Donna
Herschler, Barbara Balstd. Sue Rohloff.
Karen Dick, Marilyn McNickle. Gail
HoffmeXer, Nancy Krysler. Martina
BURN, Martha Stillinger.
Row - Norman Hershfield, Jerry
Newton. George Griffiths. Joel Vor-
melker. Eric Nadaoka, Bob Kovach,
Jeffery Hill. Laura Fleming. Phyllis
Gregory, Penny Miller, Nancy Payne,
Sue Jenkins.
Row 8-Mrs. Ruth Honess (director),
Pat Kennan. Toni Condopoulos. Marilyn
day. Gary Noall. Tom Heron, Dale
Collins, Mike Varble, Dave Brubaker.
Bruce Fielitz.
Row 9-Frank Ferlin, Roberta Wal
ter. Adele Hart Carol Pedersen.
Christine Smolen, Marilyn Single. Toni
Sivec. Gloria Hoffmeyer. Joan Dillen,
Kathy Scott.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
This Is One They
Got Up EarIy

Hats off the the 80 YMCA bows
who tumbled out of bed unusually
early election day morning to post
the call of Kiwanis to "Vote To-
day" The stickers were to be seen
all over town. This citizenship serv-
ice finished, the boys returned to
the Y house for a Kiwanis pre-
pared and served breakfast (the
men had to get up early, too) and
off in the Y bus for their 8:15
classes at Shaw High.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
Louis Informs
Shaw Fans On
Bus Details

Important information for fan.
attending the Shaw ID eVilbis!
game at Toledo tomorrow night
Friday, November 9Th, is an
> nounced by Shaw Athletic Direc.
tor, tor, Robert Louis.
Eleven chartered buses will
leave Shaw High School at 4:3C
p. m. Kickoff is at 800 D. m
Buses are scheduled to arrive back
at Shaw between 100 and 1:3C
p. m. In addition some 100 tickts
have been sold to fans making the
trip in thir own cars.
Elsewhere in this issue is a map
showing the route, by way of the
turnpike.
Each bus passenger must have
the special bus ticket to board a
bus. This ticket is a different color
for each bus, indicates the bus
number and carries the name of
the ticket holder. The student bus
tabs will be distributed at tomor-
rows assembly. Adults may obtain
their bus tickets at the athletic
office or Is minutes prior to de-
parture time.
Arrangements have been made
FOR a Commute rest stop on the
turnpike to and from the trip with
prompt service as follows.
Buses No. 1-2 (adults) Middle
Ridge Plaza; Bus No. 3 (seniors),
Bus No. 4-5 (other students), Erie
Island Plaza; buses 6-7-8 (stu-
dents) Blue Heron Plaza.
On the return trip the stops will
be: Buses 1-2, Vermillion Valley
plaza; Buses 3-4-5, Commodore
Perry plaza; buses 6-7-s, Wyan-
dotte Service plaza.
Buses 9-10-11, carrying team,
coaches and band will leave at
1:3O, arriving in Toledo at 4:3O.
These students will be met by the
members of the DeVilbis team.
staff and band members who will
be their hosts at dinner and over
hight. These students will leave
Toledo at 1000 a. m. Saturday for
The trip home.
The over-nighters, including the
rheerleaders, are invited to the
dance following the game. The
eheerleaders will return by regu-
lar Greyhound bus Saturday.
Bus passengers total 463, which
with the 100 added tickets sold, is
making the Toledo trip the larg-
est out-of-town game attendance
yet. The Libby and Lima (train)
trips totaled about 1868 each.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
Wins Western Trip

Jean Carol Young, a pupil in
che ga grade at Caledonia won
first prize in a Press Coloring
Contest.
Jea an, accompanied by her
mother will enjoy a trip to Cali
fornia by airplane next June and
a conducted tour to Disneyland.
Jeans parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Young, 1926 Helmsdale I'd.
jeans father is hoping he can
take his vacation with Jean and
her mother at the same time next
June. If he can, they will all en-
joy an extended trip through the
west.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
Y Mothers Honor
Football Mothers

Mothers of the Shaw Cardinals
will be the guests of the Mothers
Club Of the YMCA Thursday, No
vember 18th at 100 p. m. at the
Y House. In addition to the LEI
tied title reached by the Cardinals
this fall, the luncheon tribute will
provide the mothers an opportuni-
ty to see and to hear Leo Strang,
the new head school coach at Shaw
High Shcool.
There will also be bake sale.
Reservations by Tuesday Nov
ember 18th to the Y House, Gil.
l-3425.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08

At press time with 81 Of 81 Pre-
cincts reported in every precinct
gave a substantial majority FOR
each Of the city's two bond issues,
as follows;
Recreation: 1927 yes, 3,232 no.
City Buildings: 9,08s yes, B,o10
no.
President Eisenhower was given
whopping 10,467 vote here,
against 1924 for the opposing can
didate, Adlai Stevenson.
Incumbent u. s. Senator George
Bender (R) received 7,7os. His
opponent Gov. Frank Lausche re-
ceived 1892.
Secretary of State VIM. O'NeiI,
(R) candidate for governor, re-
ceived 9,233; Mike Disable (D),
1883.
Due to the exceedingly heavy
vote everywhere returns were slow
in coming in. States hivagn voting
machines were first to report.
Ohio was particularly slow.
Everyone around City Hall and
in the Recreation Department were
elated over the support given their
proposals by the citizens.
City Manager Chas. A. Csrran
stated early Wednesday as the
belated bond issue results started
coming in that work on these two
projects will proceed as rapidly as
is possible. 1t is hoped to have the
outdoor ice skating rink on the
new Shaw playground ready by
next fall or early winter.
Only 1,200 Of the 2,145 precincts
were reported on county issues at
press time. This is insufficient to
Indicate poslIlts
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-08
Confer Degrees

The Past Master Degree will be
conferred on ten candidates in a
ceremony by the Heights Chapter
206 R. A. NJ. at Heights Masonic
Temple, Monday, November 18th
at 7:30 p. m.
All Royal Arch Masons are cor
daily invited to attend. Refresh
ments will be served during a So
cial time following the conferring
of the degree.