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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Kiwanis Honors
Charter Members
In 35th Year

The six living charter members
Of the East Cleveland Kiwanis Club
were honored at the groups 35th
anniversary charter party Monday
night at the Hillbrook Club where
Kiwanians and their ladies
gathered to hear the Vice-President
of Kiwanis international, H. W.
"Ike" Driver, bring greetings in a
brief congratulatory message.
Frank Hruby received a 35-year
membership legion of honor lapel
button for his tenure in both the
Downtown Cleveland and East
Cleveland clubs. East Cleveland
Police Judge Stanton Adams,
Frank Corell, Fred Cramer, DR..
William H. Harrison, Ralph r.
Heikes and DR.. Theodore N. Smith
received both the pins and 35-year
certificates as charter members.
The well-attended charter party,
arranged by Norman W. Paynter,
featured a novel entertainment pro-
gram in addition to the birthday
festivities, presentation of awards
and introduction of special guests.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
295 Sign For
School Camp

In the plans for the East Cleve-
land Board of Education's fall
school camp, scheduling of pupils
attending calls for mixing of the
classrooms from the six elemen-
tary schools and sixth graders par
ticipating, announces Thomas Mein-
hardt. Mr.. Meinhardt and Mrs.
Bernice Wisecup who supervise the
elementary physical education pro-
gram are the camp supervisors.
This new plan, they state. is
expected to promote cooperation
and give the pupils new experience
in living together"
Up to Monday 295 boys and girls
had signed up for one of the four
one-week camp sessions to be held
at the River Road Y.M.C.A. Camp
in beautiful Willoughby Hills. Ad-
ditional registrations are available,
and there is still time to sign up.
Cost for the full week is S20.40
and $500 down payment will be
accepted. Registration may be made
with either Mrs. Wisecup or Mr..
Meinhardt by calling GIL. 1850
during school hours.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Need Retired Men
For Part-Time Jobs

Retired men looking for a part
time summer job are invited to
talk it over with Lieut.. Charles
Vyse at the East Cleveland Police
Department.
Mr.. Vyse is looking for men to
serve as part time guards and also
for men to work part time in the
parks. There is much activity in
the parks during the summer and
city augments it's forces at this
time with persons preferring part
time employment. There will be
some full time work, also.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Name Arthritis
Campaign Chairman

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Logan of
1919 Eddington rd., and Mrs.
George o. Burdick of $3.50 Cole
ridge rd., will serve as co-chair-
men is East Cleveland for the
Arthritis and Rheumatism Drive
starting on June 4th and continuing
through the month.
The overall goal of the Drive is
100000.
In Cuyahoga County $4,000
people suffer from arthritis and
rheumatism and it is necessary to
keep open the Arthritis Clinics at
University Hospital, st. Vincent
Charity and City Hospitals in the
Cleveland area.
The Logan's telephone number
is Err. 1-5473. Mrs. Burdick's tele-
phone number is YE. 2-8546.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Will Attend
Boys State

Bob Vargo, 1915 North Taylor
rd., and Tom Wachter, 1864
Glynn rd., both of the Shaw High
January, 1858 graduating class,
will attend the annual American
Legion sponsored Buckeye Boys
State to be held at Camp Perry,
Ohio, June 7th.
Vargo and Wachter, honor stu
dents at Shaw, were selected on
the basis of leadership, sports
manship. scholarship, and courage
for service.
The East Cleveland Kiwanis
Club and the American Legion
Post 163 are sponsoring the boys
in this years Buckeye Boys State
which is school in State Govern
ment. 1t provides them with actual
experience in election of state
officials and in the day-by-day
operation of state offices.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Shaw High To Graduate
ZIG Pupils Next Sunday:
Dr.A. S. .Flemming> Speaks

DR.. Arthur Sherwood Flemming
who on February 2Sth, 1857 was
decorated by President Eisenhower
with the Medal of Freedom for his
work as director of the Office of
Defense Mobilization, will bring the
message at the Shaw High School
commencement exercises.
DR.. Flemming's topic will be.
Exploring the Positive" 4"
The graduation ceremonies this
year are setting a precedent as to
the hour. They will be at three
o'clock, Sunday, June End, and
again at Severance Hall. The
change in day and hour, explains
Wayne c. Blough, principal at
Shaw, is being made to take ad-
vantage of the Severance Hall
parking facilities which will be
available for the afternoon.
While DR.. Flemming has re
sumed his duties as president of
Ohio Wesleyan University, follow
ing a leave during which he was a
member of the Presidents Advisory
Committee on Government Organi-
zation he remains on that com
mittee.
Other government services with
which DR.. Flemming has been as
sociated over the years include
chairman of the Management
Labor Policy Committee, War Man
power Commission; member of the
Commission on Organization of
Executive Branch of the Govern
ment; chairman of the advisory
committee on personnel manage
ment, Atomic Energy Commission;
and, by invitation of the President,
participates in meetings of the
Presidents Cabinet.
DR.. Fleming holds degrees from
Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio Northern and
Case Institute of Technology. He
began his academic career in 1927
and has been president at Ohio
Wesleyan University since 1948.
DR.. 0. j. Korb, superintendent of
schools will preside for the pro-
gram and the Rev. James Fl.
Sivard, minister of Church Of the
Cross. Methodist, will give the
invocation and pronounce the
benediction.
President Of the Board of Edu-
cation, Cecil S. Stonebraker will
present the diplomas as Wayne c.
Blough, principal, calls the roll of
the 216 Senior candidates.
Following tradition, the Shaw
Orchestra will play "Pomp and Cir
cumstance (Elgar, arr. Chas. Wood
house, as the girls, wearing white
robes and carrying red roses, and
the boys in dark blue robes, take
their assigned seats.
Other music includes a violin solo
by Grace Mcdonald who will play
Andagio Religioso from the Vieu-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
July II Is
Picnic Day

We've got a lot Of planning and
hard work ahead of us in the next
six weeks" states Jack Wise,
general chairman of the 1857 Com
munity Picnic. Mr.. Wise announces
that big day as Wednesday, July
18th. And, of course, at Euclid
Beach.
After a few preliminary sessions,
the East Cleveland Picnic Com
mittee is in full swing for another
whopping picnic day.
A few changes have taken place
this year in the structure of the
picnic committee. Ed Norwich is
taking over the duties as permanent
secretary from Rolin Rendlesham
who has held that post for years.
Rol remains as one of three
trustees, familarly known to the
picnic folk as "The Watchdogs, -
George Nelson and Fred Henderson
completing the trio.
Tony Tomsic is relinquishing his
duties as treasurer to Harry
Martin.
Cal Coates, who did an outstand-
ing job for General Chairman Don
Fisher last year has been selected
to head the all important Ticket
Committee. He'll deal principally
with Euclid ave. and has Henry
Eckert handling Hayden ave. Henry
worked tickets on Hayden last
year for Harry Martin.
Co-chairman with General Chair
man Jack Wise who also repre-
sents Hayden as being associated
with the East Cleveland Savings
& Loan, located on that busy thoro-
fare. The Euclid ave.co-chairman is
Ray Campbell; Lou Divito has
Noble rd. and Chris Gramines, the
Superior district.
Fred Henderson announces seven
booths already signed up for the
Log Cabin and says if any
merchant wants space there on
Picnic Day they had best contact
him as soon as possible.
Attendance at the weekly meet
ings has been outstanding this
year" reports General Chairman
Jack Wise. He adds that if there
are any merchants who would like
to mix little fun with lot of hard
work, they will find plenty to do on
a committee. For information on
the next meeting, get in touch with
Ed Norwich.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Fair Skies Smile And
CITY Looks To $500
Free Chest X-Ray Goal

East Cleveland's 1857 chest
x-ray program opened this Monday
at 1880 a. IN. at Euclid and Hover
J avenues.
With the early deadline for this
weeks issue no definite figures
for the first day were available,
: but indications point to a good
start toward the 1900 goal.
First person to be x-rayed at the
Euclid-Hower location on Monday
was - Cletus S. Corell of the
Economy Buick. Mr.. Corell well
come the truck to his corner yearly
and lends any assistance possible
to it.
Hundreds followed at Euclid
Taylor and at Shaw-Hayden on
J Tuesday.
This means that people are visit
ing the units at the rate of :? ? :?
per hour.
An even higher pace was being
maintained Wednesday at the
Shaw-Hayden location and at
Euclid and Superior aves.
Tomorrow the x-ray buses will
be at the same locations, operating
at the Shaw-Hayden corner from
noon until 900 p. m. and at the
Euclid-Superior shopping center
from 10:30 a. m. to 500 p. m.
Early crowds at the x-ray units
were in gay, holiday mood as
neighbor chatted with neighbor
Adding to the festive mood was the
appearance of the x-ray buses,
themselves. Newly painted in
bright red, white and blue, they
have appeared on the scene with
flags flying.
Commenting on the enthusiasm
Of the crowds, DIR. James, P.
Winkler, East Cleveland director of
health, said:
'1t is mighty good to know for
sure that you don't have tuber-
culosis. Just ask anyone who has,
in past years, received the little
x-ray report card which begins,
we are glad to tell you that your
chest is Ok"
DR.. Winkler said that each per-
son x-rayed will receive a report
on his or her chest film just as
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30

soon as the film has been read by
a physician at the county tubercu-
losis clinic. Such report should
reach the person x-rayed within
from two to six weeks Of the time
the x-ray is taken, he said.
DR.. Winkler renewed his earlier
plea that older persons participate
in the x-ray program.
colder persons are more likely to
TO have TB," he said. Tf we are to
prevent spread of TB to our
younger people, we must find the
older person with the disease and
get him under prompt medical
care. And, of course, the older
persons life is at stake, too"
Louise E. Barthold, chairman of
the East Cleveland chest x-ray
committee, reminds that no un-
dressing is necessary for a chest
x-ray at the Christmas Seal units.
"An x-ray is free, safe, quick,
easy, just like having your picture
taken," she says. Il wish every
person would plan right now to
visit an x-ray unit at the location
most convenient for him.
Remaining schedule for the East
Cleveland x-ray survey is as
follows:
Hayden at Shaw: Friday, May
31st, 1900 p. m. to 600 p. m.
Euclid at Superior: Friday, May
31st, 1890 a. m. to 500 p. M; Sat
urday, June 1st, 900 a. m. to
12:45 p. m.
Hayden at Mayfair: Saturday,
June 1st, 900 a. m. to 12:45 p. m.
Euclid at Lee: Tuesday, June
4th, 1880 a. m. to 600 p. M.
East Cleveland City Hall, 1434O
Euclid ave-: Wednesday,, June 5th,
l:45 p. m. to 6:15 p. m.
Noble at Greyton: Thursday,
June 9Th, 1890 a. m. to 5: 90 p. m.;
Friday, June 7th, 1890 a. m. to
500 p. M; Saturday, June 9th, $3.50
a. m. to lis p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30

Donald II. Fortune, East Cleve-
land YWCA Executive Secretary,
has been appointed volunteer Dis
trict Chairman Of the Metropolitan
Division of Cleveland's Community
Chest for the 1857 campaign.
He will direct volunteer recruit
ment and Chest solicitation in the
East Cleveland suburb.
A veteran Chest volunteer since
1852, Fortune also is a member of
the Adult Education Association of
the U.SA. Association of YMCA
Secretaries, Adult Education Com
mittee Of the Welfare Federation,
and Kiwanis of East Cleveland.
Further civic and welfare in
terests include his dictatorship of
the Cleveland YMCA-Fenn College
Credit Union.
A native Elyrian, Fortune grad
uated from Baldwin Wallace Col
lege with a BA degree in 1949.
He and his wife Elaine have one
son, David. The family home is at
2288 Belvoir blvd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
228 Kirk
Pupils Go
To Shaw

Class Day will be observed by
the W. H. Kirk Jr. High on
Wednesday. June 5, with DR.. L. L..
Myers, the principal making a
brief talk on the program which
includes music by the Kirk Orches-
ira, directed by Kenneth Williams,
and the Kirk Choir, directed by
Mrs. Ruth Honess.
Class president William Meriuo
will extend greetings after which
Larry Davis, as president of Stu
dent Council will present the class
gift to the school, always in the
way of surprise, TO his success
or, Kenneth Klug
Heather Clark and Martha Still
inger will do a duet and the class
play, scene in movie produc-
er's office, will be given by cast
including William Benze, Norman
Hershfield, Susan Beattie, Carol
Kennedy, Judith Nernone. Carol
Nickel, Douglass Rothman, Joan
Dillen, Carol Blaha, Betty Chak-
vary, Marjorie Graves, Janet
Schuff, Virginia Schlegel, Sally
Stone, Gloria CARAMEL, Sheila
LOTUS, Barbara Kirby, Carol
Bateman. who also serves as as
sistant director to Albert Martin.
drama instructor. Rebecca Morrow
will be prop chairman.
Miss Mildred Owings is "a
sponsor and the ga Class officers
are: William Merino, president;
Zina Sciulla, vice president; Will
liam Mess, secretary; Harold Al
brecht, treasurer.
Home Room presidents are:
Susan Arnold. Martina Burin,
Harry Albrecht, Sally Duncan,
Tama CahOw. Patricia Forsythe,
Rebecca Morrow and John Ed
wards.
Teachers of the GAS at Kirk are:
Mrs. Shirley McGowan, Miss
Muriel MacNeill, Miss Barbara Os-
wald, Miss Fairy Baker, Nick
Coso, Jr., Lewis Chulick. Roger
Northrup. James Hagerty. Nj.
George HuxeIl is the assistant
principal
Miss Barbara Seaver, 9B spon-
sor, directed the 9B ushers and
Miss Jean Stegkemper, the Flag
Squad. The programs were the
work OF the Kirk Print Shop.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Work And Pray
For Permanent
World Peace

The Kiwanis Club of East Cleve-
land will lead local citizens in the
observance of Work and Pray for
Permanent Peace Week which
runs officially from May 26th to
June 1st.
The program was developed be-
cause of the sincere desire of most
thinking people to do something
about" achieving permanent peace,
James E. Bateman, president, said.
The Kiwanis Club is asking local
clergymen and religious lay lead
ers to bring their own messages
to the people on how they can
help to bring about permanent
peace, through their prayers and
the power of their individual
codes of morality and ethics.
A series of one-minute trans
cribed prayer for Peace" mes
sages are being transferred over
radio station VICAR this week,
sponsored by the East Cleveland
Kiwanis Clubs Support of
Churches in their Spiritual Aims
Committee.
The KiwaniS club is also encour-
aging a Memorial Day service,
devoted to the theme of Work
and Pray for Permanent Peace
Week, and religious-lay gather
ings throughout the period of the
observance in which the concept
will be stressed from the pulpit
and the speaking platform.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Schools Loyal
To Green Cross

Ardent supporters Of Green Gross
are the pupils and teachers Of the
East Cleveland Public Schools who
have benefited much from this
work in the East Cleveland Safety
Council.
Raymond Vinborg, prcinipal at
Prospect School who handled the
campaign for the Elementary
School Division reports a total of
S323.09 for the school drive. This
does not include SIS teacher con-
tribution at Superior which was
credited to the schools PTA.
The report by schools is as fol-
lows:
Caledonia; Adults SIS, pupils
$60.73, Total $78.73. Chambers:
Adults 500, pupils $4S.42, Total
58.42. Mayfair: Adults SIS, pupils
$21.59, Total S36.59. Prospect:
Adults $18, pupils $49.15, Total
$67.15. Rozelle: Adults 8. pupils
$1,000, Total $4,000. Superior: Pu-
pills $32.20. Grand total $323.O9.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
June 81 Class
Proud Of Seven
Sets Of Twins

Seven sets Of twins and two
brothers, not twins, will be among
the graduates of Shaw High
School in the June, 1857 class.
Their number makes record for
the graduating seniors.
The twins are: John Louis and
Jonathan David Brennan, Anne
Lydia and Dianne A. Brescia,
James Gibson and Sally Ann Glib
son, Jean Elizabeth and Joan
Evangeline Hayes, Rollin Norman
and Rosalie Norma Hoffman,
James Craig and Julia c. Hudel-
son, Joan Christine and Mary
Joyce Elizabeth Krejci.
The brothers are John Page and
Robert S. Myerscough.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Scatter Wreaths
On Lake Erie

Wreaths were tossed onto the
waves in Lake Erie in a Memorial
Day exercise held by Cleveland
Navy Ship Post and Auxiliary No
239S, the US. Coast Guard cutter
KAW serving as the platform.
Presiding was Capt. Harry
Immke whose unusual military
career includes army service dur
ing World War l, followed by an
enlistment service in the navy.
As Capt. lmmke presides over
the Cleveland Navy Ship Post, his
wife, Mrs. Helen Immke presides
over the Auxiliary to make a first
''man and wife" team for the two
units. The Immkes reside at 13S09
Orlnoco ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
EueIid-TayIor To
Select Officers

Election of officers will be one
of the important items on the
agenda for the first annual meet
ing of the Euclid Taylor rd. Prop
erty Owners Civic Association
meeting June 3rd at 7:45 p. m. in
Prospect School. Mrs. Virginia
Quinn heads the nominating COM
mittee.
There will also be the usual re-
ports and discussion on future con-
siderations of the association which
has had a good first year.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
M4t1 bciMg

The Explorer Post 26 Of First
Presbyterian Church will hold a
Square Dance on Friday, May S1st
at the VFW Post 1900 Hall on
Euclid ave. at Catalpha I'd.
Starting time for the evening of
fun is 1850 p. m. Friends and
parents of scouts are invited.
Refreshments will be served.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Red Cross Worker
Called To Kansas

Among the Red Cross workers
called to aid with rehabilitation in
the tornado area in Kansas is Miss
Agnes Litzel. Miss Litzel is a
member Of the home service staff of
the Greater Cleveland area Red
Cross.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Final CALL
Blood Donors

The date is Wednesday, June kth
The time is from 100 to 700 p. m
The place is Shaw High School
Girls Gym.
The phone number to call for your
appointment is PO. 1-9029, Mrs.
Charles Fursdon, Chairman.
Make your call today-protect
yourself and your family in an
emergency.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Hurt In Fall
Condition Fair 4"

Condition fair" is the report
from Huron Road Hospital where
William Schultz, Is, is a patient.
William sustained head injuries in
a 12-foot fall while checking over
head lighting in Shaw Auditorium
or Friday, May oath.
William is the son Of Alfred W.
Schultz, 1913 Chelsea dr.. me-
chanical engineer for the Cleveland
Crane Co.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30

Ralph E. WilliamsD, the negro
spiritual, Didn't My Lord Deliver
Daniel William H. Smith) and
The Lord Bless You and Keep You
peter c. Lutkin).
The candidates for graduation
are:
Continued on Page 5
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
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N
I II A I
In East Cleveland

This must be Health Week" in
our town. The Christmas Seal buses
are to be found here and there,
, ready to give you a free chest
x-ray, and next Wednesday at
Shaw Technical Building the Red
Cross blood donor unit will be set
up for business. So here it is folks,
a free look to assure yourself your
chest is OK and a chance to put
another pint Of blood in your fav-
orite blood bank.
Have you noticed the new sign
and the new landscaping at St.
Paul's Episcopal Church? ? Both add
much to the attractiveness of this
lovely church building and makes
another beauty spot for the city.
Next?
Two girls from Kirk Jr. High
School are looking forward to hay
ing an abundance of good luck.
Maybe in exams. Who knows? Any
way, Bonnie Chakbary, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Chakbary of
1863 Fourth ave-, and Dorothy
Walls, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Walls of 1872 Hayden ave.
began to look for some four leaf
clovers and what do you think
They found eight of them within
an hour. That's bound to wave the
, magic wand, girls.
Mrs. Elias Samia, 14110 May
fair rd., says that working as a
volunteer clerk at the Christmas
Seal x-ray units is fun and that
she wouldn't miss it for the world
She means it, too, for she is TAX
ing time off from her regular
employment at a downtown de,
partment store so that she may
help register persons stopping fo
x-ray at the Euclid-Lee x-ray 10
cation on Tuesday, June 4th.
Firemen and fire trucks are sup
posed to go to fires. But the table
were turned for Station No. l cre'
and equipment Saturday mornin
when a motorist drove burnin
auto right up to the engine hous
door. A fire extinguisher did the
trick.
The driver was friend Of the
car owner who was member of a
wedding party. Friend offered to
fetch something left in the car,
discovered the smoke, and rushed
TO the fire station.
Cause, cigarette ashes. Damage
was confined to the upright part
of the upholstered rear seat.