East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-03
The 1856 Review
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wound In her mead When thug
accosted her in her apartment.
The Junior Division of the East
Cleveland Rifle and Revolver Club
won first place in the sectional
National Rifle Association Match.
The city buys seven new waste
trucks, replacing its entire eight
year-old fleet. Cost $7,70O.
The East Cleveland Business
and Professional Women's Club
makes its official bow as the new
est member of civic groups.
Golden Wedding anniversaries
come this month for Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Beers, Mr.. and Mrs. John Holz-
heimer.
The newly organized Y's Mems
Club initiate their ways and
means problem with a sweeping
sale Of brooms.
"No Sprinkling on Wednesday"
ban goes into effect and will re-
man in effect through September.
Water conservation is necessary,
says the Cleveland Water Depart
ment, source of the city's supply.
Nancy Collova, Shaw senior,
enjoys a New York trip, having
won top spot in an amateur show.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wade Price
delight the Community Council
with their history and progress
story of East Cleveland via films.
Their collection of pictures and
data will prove more and more
valuable with the years.
A terrific downpour brings the
city face to face with its worst
storm damage in years.
Rev. James e. Hunton, pastor
Of First Church of the Nazarene,
answers a call to church at East
Liverpool. His successor here is
the Rev. William Wilhoyte.
Ordained to priesthood in the
Catholic Church are Francis G.
VanBergen and J. P. O'Donnell.
East Cleveland Police Associ-
ates honor the school safety pa
troll with roast beef dinner at
Shaw Cafeteria.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Co. announces purchase of the
Goff-Kirby property west of Col
lamere and north of Euclid ave., as
the site for its proposed two and
half million dollar substation.
After 81 years of teaching, 43
Of them as principal at Prospect
Elementary School, E. M. Preston
retires, Raymond C. Vinborg of
the Superior School faculty sue
ceeds to the post.
Adding to her successful club
career, Mrs. A. E. Griffith be-
comes president of East Cleveland
Woman's Club.
George Gould receives a $1,000
award from the Poor Richard
Club at Philadelphia, being Sc
lected as one Of the nations top
three industrial advertising man.
ayers.
The "excellent manner In which
rkords are kept" and the "con-
tinued activity Of It's we'll planned
safety program" wins two ma
tional safety awards for the City
Of East Cleveland.
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Huron Road Hospital School Of
Nursing honors it's longtime
graduates. Among them are three
East Cleveianders, Miss Clara
Justice, class Of 1904; Mrs. Mary
Schedt, class Of 1905, and Mrs.
Nelli sDrugert, class Of 1905.
ft's 80 years Of welded life for
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mellert and
fifty years for Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Lundgren, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Edgar Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Buckingham.
Alan Alexander and Gary
Lotus attend Boys State ut
Columbus.
Miss Isabel Kline resigns her
position at Kirk Jr. High School
to teach in Iolani Schools for
Boys, Honolulu.
East Cleveland police warn: "No
drag racing in East Cleveland"
Kiwanis presents a $500 check
to the YMCA for it's game room.
CTS finally agrees to permit
the city to take over the parking
problem on the small Euclid ave.
frontage lot at Windermere.
Rev. William Griffith begins
his ministry as pastor of two west
side Methodist churches.
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