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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Home Work For
Summer To Be
Summarized

A summary of their summers
"home work" will be given by the
members of the Superior-Rozelle
Property Owners Civic Association
at its initial fall session, Tuesday,
September 17th. The meeting at s
is in Rozelle School and open to
property owners and renters in
the neighborhood.
Members have been busy during
the summer not only improving
their yards, but their homes. There
have been many rather good-sized
home improvement projects. Also
there have been improvements in
several apartments in the neigh
borhood, whose landlords or mana
gers have been contacted by the
home betterment interested associa-
ton members. Mr.. j. Durant Mix,
prime mover in founding this 'ac-
tive community association, con-
tinues as it's president. Mr.. Mix
is also member of the East Cleve-
land City Commission and this year
will lend some of his community
spirit and enthusiasm to the East
Cleveland Community Council of
which he is the president.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
East Cleveland Kiwanis
Backs Norman Paynter
For District Governor

When the East Cleveland XII
wanians nominated James Bate
man, president; w. C. Blough, vice
president; and Everett Preston,
secretary; as the official delegates
to the Ohio District Convention in
Toledo, October 9Th to 9th, little
did they realize the sudden turn of
events which would allow their rep
resentatives to cast ballots for a
fellow club member-Norman c.
Paynter. Mr.. Paynter was drafted
just this week to run for District
Governor of Ohio.
President in 1945 Of the local club
of which he has been a member
since 1910, and in which he covets
the honor of 16 years of perfect
attendance, Paynter was elected
lieutenant governor in 1949. He is
again a member Of the District
resolutions committee this year and
this will be the twelfth district con-
vention that he has attended.
Born in Troy, n. Y, he was
educated in the East Cleveland
schools and John Marshall School
Of Law. He is a member of the
law firm, Paynter and Green.
Paynter is a trustee Of the East
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Bring Rock From Craogh Patrick
For Irish Cultural Garden Walk

A priced possession, a rare stone
from the top Of Craogh Patrick,
highest Of Ireland's peaks, is the
proud possession which Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Murray of 160i3 Nela-
mere rd. brough home from their
three months visit this summer in
their native Ireland. They were ac-
companied on the homeland tour
by their son, Edward, Jr.
On Sunday, September 18th at
2:30 p. m. during the 10th annual
observance of Commodore John
Barry Day in Rockefeller Park, the
stone will be placed in the Irish
Cultural Garden where other rare
stones from the Emerald Isle dot
the garden walks. As president of
the Irish Cultural Garden group,
Mrs. Martin J. Duffy Of 935 Ravine
dr.. will accept the gift.
In keeping with their tradition
of having navy man as chief
speaker at this affair honoring the
memory of the father of the United
States Navy, Read Admiral James
H. Flatley will come from Wash
ington to fill this engagement.
Music will be provided by the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Kirk Reid Heads
National Society

The Illuminating Society of
America at it's annual national
technical conference now in ses-
sion at Atlanta, Ga, will install as
its new president, Kirk NJ. Reid,
senior illuminating engineer of the
General Electric Co. at Nela Park.
Mr.. Ried has been with GE for
36 years.
Mr.. Reid has served this 51-year
old organization Of lighting engi-
neers and designers in many capaci-
ties, including that of vice presi-
dent. He is widely known for his
many technical papers on these
subjects, as well as for his nation
wide championship tennis playing,
a sport in which he is joined by his
son, Kirk Jr.
The Reids reside at 1907 Hazel
rd., East Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Registration
At City Hall
September Is

There will be one Registration
Day in East Cleveland, prior to
TO the November election, an
nounces the .Cuyahoga County
Board of Elections. This will be
on Wednesday, September 25th at
the Commission Chamber in East
Cleveland City Hall.
The hours will be from 1000
a. m. to 200 p. m. and from 500
p. m. to 500 p. m.
Persons who have changed
either their name or their address,
or who have reached their 21st
birthday since the previous cleo
ton, must register to be eligible
to vote in November.
Also, one may register week
days from $3.50 a. m. to 400 p. M.
and Saturdays up to noon at cleo
ton board headquarters, Ills
Huron I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Fails To Heed
No Parking" "
$40 And Costs

Failure to respond to "no park
ing" warnings costMichael G..
Cefarata Of ITO Colt I'd. $40
fine and costs when he appeared
before the Municipal Court.
Cefaratti was arrested on
warrant sworn out by Bates &
Springer Management, Of the
EucIid-Taylor-Coit business block.
They maintain a parking lot in
the rear of this block for use OF
store customers only. Several
neighboring automobile owners
have been using the lot for their
own day and night parking, it is
stated, and they have been warned
to discontinue the habit. Warrants
have also been sworn out for
other motorists who have ignored
the warnings posted on their cars
from time to time.
Prime reason for keeping the lot
clear after store hours is to give
ample time to clean the lot each
nipht
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12

The Reverend Robert E. Schrack,
curate at st. Pauls Episcopal
Church for the past two years, has
accepted call as vicar of St.
Andrews-by-the-Lake, Long Beach,
Indiana. He will begin his new
duties on Sunday, September 22nd.
Rev. Schrack will preach at the
Sunday sermon worship.
Diocese of Northern Indiana, it will
st. Andrews, declares Cannon
Laurence H. Hall, rector at ST..
Pauls is an example of one Of the
most interesting missions in the
Episcopal Church. Started less than
a year ago as a mission in the
Diocese of Northern Indiana, it
be administered and recognized as a
full parish this coming October.
The Reverend Robert E. Schrack,
prepared for the ministry at the
University of Virginia and the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12

Cleveland Presbyterian Church,
member Of the Windermere Ma
sonic Lodge, and is past potentate
of the AL Koran Shrine.
Alternates to the convention are
Karl Brown, Bill Halliday and
Charley LEM. A large number of
East Cleveland Kiwanians are ex-
pected to attend the state conven-
ton to push their 'favorite sons"
candidacy for the top Kiwanis
state job.
Local and district Kiwanis Off
GERS started a draft movement for
Norm Paynter when it was learned
that Wayne Hillborn, of Delaware,
Ohio, who lost his wife in a tragic
auto accident few weeks ago in
which two daughters were seriously
injured, announced that his obliga-
tions to his children made it impos-
sible for him to be candidate.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Get Reservation
Now For Ladies
Night CIambake

The Clambake Committeeman
are checking over the final details
and reservation list at their regu-
lar meeting this week for the COM
Ing "Ladies-Nite" party, the first
one of its kind to be given during
the entire % years of ECBA ac-
tivities.
This years Bake will be held on
Wednesday,, September 25th at
the Euclid Vets Hall, 1861 East
26Oth st. All reservations must be
in by September 21st as table
space is limited. The affair should
be one of the outstanding of the
year, since all the members
wives and or their girl friends
and guests are invited.
Dinner will be served promptly
at pm. by Pierre Honegger Cat
ering Service and clam broth and
chowder will be available at A
p. m. for those who care to come
early and partake in these snacks
during the cocktail hour.
Interesting events have been
planned by the committee Please
send in your reservations early to
any one of the officers, commit
teemen or phone Fred Henderson
at GIL. 1866 or Harry Martin at
MU. 1-8605 and kindly do this
today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Reserve Fund
Pays Off For
Taxpayers

Saving for future needs is pay
ing off for East Cleveland. Since
1851 when the electors approved a
charter amendment calling for a
one mill capital improvement levy,
the city has been steadily accumu-
lating funds for major municipal
Improvements Of permanent ma
ture. The wisdom of this far
sighted policy is paying dividends
today.
Tuesday evening the City Comis-
sion approved the transfer of
100000 from this Permanent I'M
provement Reserve Fund to the
Building Bond Fund to help carry
the costs of the extensive revamp-
ing of municipal building and the
construction of the Skating Rink
Field, both now underway.
This capital Improvement levy OF
one mill, explains G. T. Apthrop,
Director of Finance, has not al
ways been levied up to its full
amount. 1t has dropped to as low
as SO mill, the ALLEGATION being
made each year as needed to keep
the overall tax rate as low as pos
sible. However, this year, he added,
the full one mill will be used. This
is expected to yield about $4,000
1nder the current tax duplicate.
The value of the tax duplicate, up
OF down, also brings this levy re-
turn up or down each year.
Without this Reserve Fund,
which has been accumulating for
the past six years, it would have
been necessary to ask tax payers
for the extra funds needed for this
summers program.
This Reserve Fund is earmarked
for capital improvements of per-
manent nature and cannot be spent
for any other purpose.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12

to interest even more East Cleve-
land merchants and football fans
in buying season tickets.
Special reason: Shaw celebrates
it's 5Oth year of football!
Extra special reason: We're
proud of Shaw High and East
Cleveland!
Paul Broer, in charge Of season
sales, had no trouble finding PTA
Board members willing to make
personal calls on folks who had
initially been contacted by Shaw
students and who had refused to
buy for one reason or another.
"Final returns are still to be
tabulated," said Mr.. Broer, "but
we do know that Shaw PTA's help
has added a number of season
ticket owners to the list"
At the Board meeting, the fol
lowing were chosen to represent
Shaw PTA on the East Cleveland
PTA Council for the coming year:
Wayne C. Blough, principal, homo
rary member; Mrs. Budd G. An
drews, Mrs. Lewis H. Jones, Mrs.
William Borthwick, Mrs. Louis E.
Edwards, Mrs. Ross F. Connell,
and Mrs. Burt Taylor. Alternate
will be Mrs. Sterling S. Parker.
Plans were also finalized by
Shaw PTA for the dinner honor
ing faculty members of Shaw
High at Shaw on Thursday eve-
ming, September 26th. Heading
the committee for this event is
Mrs. William Morris.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Us Pupil
Increase In
City School

A 175 pupil increase is reported
by DR.. o. J. Korb, superintendent
of schools, comparing the 5,730
enrolment Of the first Monday of
this year with the 5,555 enroll
ment on the corresponding day
last year. This total includes 3,344
Elementary and 1886 Junior
Senior High enrollments. There
are five fewer kindergartners
with 574 enrolled up to Monday.
If the pattern repeats, this en-
rollment will increase during the
coming two weeks, since there are
usually pupils who do not enroll
in the first week.
Enrolment by schools is as
follows:
Caledonia 637 Cup AS; Cham
bers 874 (down Is Mayfair 251
(up 80; Prospect 458 (down 12:
Rozelle $50 (up Az; Superior 469
(up 22-; Kirk 1,241 (down 46;
Shaw 1,145 (up 115). The "enroll-
ment bulge" is in the Fifth Grade.
The schools are half way in the
program to eliminate mid-term
promotions and enrollments,
policy that will take II years to
complete through high school.
The board voted a $35 differ
ential to teachers participating in
the school camping project which
this fall will be featured for four
one-week periods.
Upon recommendation of DR..
Korb, the Board appointed Miss
Barbara Wise to the teaching
roll. Miss Wise is assigned to Su-
perior School. She attended Hath
away Brown, and Cleveland Insti-
tute Of Art and is graduate of
the University of Michigan. Miss
Wise resides at 2560 Overlook rd.
George Daughertv. 1859 North
Taylor rd., was employed to oper-
ate the station wagon and per-
form other duties.
Looking for ways to up its con-
tribution to the proposed student
lounge fund, the Shaw Student
Council has been granted its re-
quest to operate the stadium con-
cession this school year. They will
be aided in the undertaking by the
Shaw PTA and profits will be
shared by the lounoe fund and the
schools activity fund.
Fuel bids were awarded as fol-
lows: Allied Oil Co. for its firm
bid Of S10.65 and $11.40, an esti-
mated 10000 and $4,000 gallons
respectively. The probable 1000
tons of Leatherwood coal will be
supplied by Kiener Coal Co. on
it's bid Of $10.73 a ton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Heart Attack Brings
DR.. Samartini Home

Suffering a heart attack while
in Amsterdam, Holland, DR.. Leon
ard H. Samartini is now patient
at Huron Road Hospital where his
condition is reported as ''fair."
DR.. Smartini arrived in New
York City Tuesday aboard the
Queen Elizabeth, to be met by his
son, James. They made the trip
from New York to Cleveland and
he was taken directly to the hos
pital from Hopkins Airport.
DIR. Smartini left here August
11th, goal; the Dental Congress in
Rome which opened September
7th. He and a companion were
doing a bit of sightseeing before
going on to Rome when he be-
came i'll.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Peel" Stirs
Shaw Fans
Enthusiasm


If you happened to spy Bob
Louis, Director of Shaw Athletics,
at the Pigskin Preview at Shaw
Field last FRIDAY night, there was
a reason for the big grin he was
wearing.
In charge of ticket sales for the
preseason "peek" of Shaw's 1857
football team, Mr.. Louis was jus
titled in that grin!
For LOLA students and football
fans paid a total of S621.20 10
kick off the 1867 gridiron sea-
son!
Proceeds of the affair, spon-
sored by Shaw PTA, will be split
$3.50, with one-half going to the
Shaw Athletic Medical Fund, and
the other half to the fund being
raised by Shaw PTA to equip
student lounge at school.
Also wearing big grins at the
splendid turnout We're Shaw Prin-
cipal Wayne c. Blough. Head
Coach Leo Strang, General Chair
man, Burt Taylor; S. Robert
Fraser, Music Department Head;
Bob Vargo, Student Council Presi-
dent; and Paul Broer who jointly
handled the concession stands, and
Budd G. Andrews, Shaw High PTA
President.
Favored by ideal football
weather, the fans in the stands
were treated TO a two-hour show
in which both the Shaw and Kirk
football teams took part, plus
football "clinic" superbly handled
by Coach Strang and a novel musi-
cal Shaw Band rehearsal under
the direction of S. Robert Fraser
Also featured were the majorettes
and cheerleaders.
In a two-quarter inter-squad
game, the BLACK" team won 300
over the "Reds."
"This is the first time Shaw
has attempted a preseason Pig
skin Preview," said Mr.. Blough,
Shaw High Principal, "and the
interest shown more than justi-
fled the hard work on the part of
the committee and participants.
Let's hope we can have more Pig
skin Previews!"
According to Budd @. Andrews,
Shaw PTA President. the student
lounge fund is now over the 81 900
mark. Thank the students and
fans" he said. 'for making this
first Pigskin Preview a very big
success! We're very grateful for
the fine backing Shaw is bound
to get this year!"
A jammed-packed student dance
at the Shaw Gym, sponsored by
the Canteen Committee, ended a
glorious evenings fun!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
I II | s
"
T H A [
In East Cleveland

During the festivities at Shaw's
lawn Monday evening, some one
asked "Where is the Bunyon
player that you had here last
Near?'' to which a small child
quickly replied: "He graduated"
In whir1wind finale, the One
in 10000 general admission ticket
sale for Shaw gridders six home
games of the season, hit the jack
pot. A total of $7,1O3.50 was
punched out on the adding machines
at the Shaw front lawn head
quarters. With each report the
milling crowd of students and fans
whooped it up. The $40 statesmen
who famed out for complete
coverage of the town, (even fourth
floor no-elevator apartments were
taken in their stride) did a mag
nificent drive.
A hearty thank you" to each
and everyone who in any way
helped up the sales from last years
$500. Another demonstration Of
East Cleveland's greatest asset, a
superb community spirit.
=
The Peters three-office, one
brick building is nice addition
to the Euclid-Lee business district.
Notice the construction to allow
for paintings?
And while in the neighborhood,
a big Thank You to DeBoe House
for one of the most beautifully
planted and kept places along the
Litter note of the Week:
avenue. It's always beauty spot.
Reports a Reader-When her
carrier boy dug down into his jeans
for change, he came up with fist
full of small bits of paper. "Cant
throw these on the football field"
he commented as he rummaged for
change.
If one active boy can refrain
from tossing litter on the football
field, why can't fans follow suit.
With six home games coming up
at the stadium, why not give it a
try? Did you know it takes an
average of $50 out of proceeds
simply to clean up the mess after
each game. Six times fifty. Figure
it out.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Former Prospect,
Kirk Teacher Dies

Funeral services are being held
today at 200 o'clock at the Gar
land Funeral Home in Amherst for
Miss Ann Grote, for 35 years a
teacher of mathematics in Prospect
Elementary and w. H. Kirk High
School.
Miss Grote was found dead in
her apartment at 2O39 East 115th
ST., Cleveland on Saturday, Sep
tember 7th by police who were
requested by her neighbors to check
the apartment. They had not seen
Miss Grote for a few days.
She is survived by nephews and
neices residing in Elyria and
Amherst.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12

Shamrock Pipe Band, the West
Side Irish-American Fife d. Drum
Corps and the John McNea Irish
Ministries, who also offer native
dances. Marching units will include
the U. s. Naval Reserves who will
also supply the Colors, Navy
Mothers, Gold Star Mothers and
American Legion units.
The public is invited to the OBJ
servance which is to be followed
by dinner at the West Side Irish
American Club, 9Sth and Madison.
Reservations to MU. 1-7071.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
To Honor Pastor
With Unusual Gift

Sunday afternoon from four to
six O'Clock at an open house, mem
bers and friends of DR.. Howard NJ.
Wells will present him with two
portraits, painted by his friend and
neighbor, the renowned portrait
painter, Ralph Stoll.
The portrait of Dir. Wells is to be
hung in the Church. The portrait
of Mrs. Wells is being presented to
him, for their home.
This unusual expression Of the
love of a congregation for its pas
tor and his wife, is sponsored by
the Mems Clup as a part of the
15Oth Anniversary celebration of
this church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Warns: Watch
That Smoke

Are you surprised how dry and
brown much of the vegetation
throughout Ohio has become The
Ohio State Safety Council issues
a warning that this dry vegetation
will blaze quickly. Don't toss a
smoke from your car. Use your
ashtray.
Anyone who is having an out
door meal should remember that
the fire must be completely ex-
tinguished before you leave the
camp site. Don't destroy valuable
property. Be careful with fire.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-12
Next Blood Day
On A Thursday

Blood Donors Notice: There's a
change in day in the Fall Blood
Donor Drive scheduled for Septem-
Der 2Sth. This will be on a Thurs
day, instead of on a Wednesday as
has been the rule here for a long,
long time.
The Red Cross blood donor sta
tion viii again be set up in the
Girls Gym at Shaw Technical
Building. The hours will be from
one to seven o'clock in the evening
Donors are asked to please call
PO. 1-9O29 for appointments.