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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
Miss Kohlmeier
Mr.. Bartlett
To Be Mdrried

DR.. and Mrs. Irwin Kohl
meier announce the engage
ment of their daughter Jer-
riette to Mr.. Allen Lyman
Bartlett. jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett of Birmingham.
Ala.
Miss Kohlmeier was gradu-
ated from the Potomac and
Madeira Schools. and from
Hollins College. She is now
on the staff Of the Music
Division of the Library Of
Congress.
Mr.. Bartlett graduated
from the University of the
South at at Sewanee, Tenn.
and was a member Of
Alpha Tau Omega and
Phi Beta Kappa fraternities.
He served as a lieutenant
G.gl in the United States
Navy and is at present a
student at the Virginia
Episcopal Seminary in AL
exandria where he is presi-
dent of the student body.
The wedding is planned for
December % in All Saints
Church. Chevy Chase circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
Miss Firestone Weds
John Fleming Ball

Miss Anne Idabelle Fire
stone, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey S. Firestone, jr.,
Of Akron. Ohio. became the
bride yesterday Of Mr.. John
Fleming Ball. He is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hyde
Ball III, Of Winnetka, Ill.
The ceremony took place
IN Corpus Christi Church in
New York with the Rev.
George B. Ford officiating. A
reception followed at the
River Club.
Given In marriage by her
father, the bride wore . we'd
ding gown Of antique rose
pointe and duchess lace,
fashioned with an Edwardian
straight skirt in front and
0 court train extending more
than s feet from the waist.
Her tulle veil was held by .
matching lace cap and she
carried butterfly orchids,
stephanotis and ivy.
Miss Evan Burger Of New
York was the maid Of hon.
or. Mrs. William Clay Ford
Of Detroit, and Mrs. Charles
F. Willis, jr.. Of New York.
were bridal attendants for
their sister. Miss Sheila
Firestone Ford Of Detroit.
niece of the bride, was the
flower girl.
Mr.. Edward Hyde Ball ~
of Winnetka was the best
man for his brother. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

ushers were Mr.. Harvey 8.
Firestone III of st. Peters
burg. Fla, brother Of the
bride; Mr.. Morgan S. Fire
stone of Sarasota, Fla, cousin
of the bride; Mr.. Robert
Baker Crane Of Winnetka,
Ill. brother-in-law Of the
bridegroom, and Mr.. Craig
A. Nalen Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
Following a wedding trip
to the British West Indies,
the couple will reside in New
York.
The bride 10 the grand
daughter Of the late Mr..
Harvey 8. Firestone. founder
Of the Firestone Tire d Rub
Der Co.. and the late Mrs.
Firestone. she was graduated
from Vassar; attended Fox
croft School and Miss Port
er's School, and made her
debut In 1851 at the Debu-
tante Cotillion and Christmas
ball In New York.
Mr.. Ball received o bach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
so Chinese
Officers to
Be Feted

The Commanding General
OF the Army Engineer Gen.
ter. Fort Belvoir. Mai. Gen.
David Tulley. and Mrs. Tul-
ley, together with the Assist
ant Commandant. Brig. Gen.
Robert mcdonnell, and Mrs.
mcdonnell, will be hosts at a
$50 reception on Monday,
November 10.
The affair which will be
given in the Tulleys' quar-
tiers at Fort Belvoir Is in
honor Of the so Chinese Ma
tionalist officers who are
here attending the Bird Asso-
ciate Engineer Officer Ad-
vance Course.
The distinguished officers
arrived from Taiwan on Mon
day. November 4. and will re-
turn to their homeland March
6. 1858. The ranking officers
who will be guests at the re-
ception include Mai. Gen.
Cumming Chen. Mai. Gen.
Kuanyun Ku and Maj. Gen.
Tsu-cheng Chang.
The Army Chief Of Engi-
neers, Mai. Gen. Emerson c.
Itschner, and Mrs. ItSchner.
will be the ranking guests
when Col and Mrs. James
Moorhead entertain at din
ner next Sunday.
Their guests for the most
part will be a group Of ON
GERS and their wives who
served with the hosts in
Portland. Greg.
The Army Assistant Chief
Of Engineers. Brig. Gen. Ste
phen R. Hammer. and Mrs.
Hammer are to be hosts at
dinner on Saturday. enter
tanning at home. E. NJ. ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
Card Party Pl0nned

The National Mothers
Memory Club will hold a card
party on Thursday at 1870
pm. at st. Marearets Parish
Hall, Connecticut avenue at
Bancroft place, to help their
work for the Aged Womans
Home in Georgetown. The
chairmen are Mrs. Roy F.
Knox and Mrs. Andrew j.
kress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

MRS. JOHN BALL
The former
Miss Anne Firestons
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elor Of arts degree from
Princeton University In 1852
and was q member Of Cap
and Gown and the Triangle
Club
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26

Christmas day. II is season. Long before tbe
2Ib of December Christmas begins Cards selected and
ready planned for and burebased Trat
plans and home bosay reserUed and arranged Then
The deeoraon Religious tradition right sets apart tbe
eeks before Christmas week Of preparation. IL called
The Adpent So, in all Way apart the Weeks
before Christmas for preparation and expectancy Christmas
IS greatly preparation.
Christmas is recollection. II remember Christmas
uben :" and it aH back-so cIeariy-so richly
there there be Christmas richly
bedigbt 1Oben SIX So TALL So
radiant and The candIe Gone the candles for Wires
and bulbs and satey-igbtly But tbe tVitb its
eandle1f you bare seen h-yoa bare seen
Christmas tree.
Christmas anticipation. So many days-tben Christmas
The shoppers Of this. So The students col
ege and boys and girls school, Of Hfe richest
blessings ben gaber together in boase and home after
be separations wbicb ork business and purpose demand
need be for long. often family affairs babpiea
because they prolonged They need be prolonged
But to bare ibis day. ibis Week this bon in its fitness
is enougb-enongb to make Christmas mneb
teipaton and in fulfaEsent
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26
ECBA Elects
Jack Wise
President

President-electo of the East Cleve-
land Business Association is Jack
Wise, the assistant secretary al
the East Cleveland Savings & Loan
Company.
Mr.. Wise will have as the 1858
executive committee these officers
elect: Vice President, Joseph Eckel;
Secretary, Charles Albright; Treas
urer, Miss Geraldine Crowley; Fl
nancial Secretary, DR.. r. John
Stahl; Executive Committee, Al
Cutler, Wilbur Lawrence, Fred Hen
derson, Al Norwich, Rollin Redle-
sham, DR.. J. A. Stahl and retiring
president, Kenneth Whiteman.
Mr.. Wise has served as treasurer
secretary and vice-president OF
ECBA in the five years in which he
has been associated with this group
of local business and professional
people. He is also active in the East
Cleveland Picnic Committee, Elk.
change Club fo East Cleveland.
Mr.. Wise is member of the John
Shaw Commission of the Board of
Education and the Sinking Fund
Commission for the City of East
Cleveland.
Mr.. Wise is married, the father
of two daughters and resides at
1741 North Taylor rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26
Two Pedestrians
Friday

Two pedestrians were struck by
automobiles here Friday, December
Goth. Estrid Swanson, Sc, of 974
Selwyn rd. was struck down at
1857 p. m. as she crossed from the
north to the south side of Euclid
ave. at Alvason rd. The driver,
William MacVeigh, so, of 1919 AL
vason, charged with failure to yield
the right of way, was making a
left turn from Alvason into Euclid
and struck the pedestrian midway
in the crosswalk.
Mrs. Swanson was treated for
conclusions of the left hand.
The driver of the car which
struck Elizabeth Lyday, go, shell
tered from the heavy rain and
wind with an umbrella, was released.
Mrs. Lyday is said to have been
running and ran directly in front
of the oncoming car in Elderwood
at Rosedale. Mrs. Lyday received
a fractured left hand. She resides
at 1745 Rosedale.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26
Christmas G/OrV

Christmas is material and spiritual Surely tOitb-
something for Cbrita could hardly be called Christ
There be eirine and giren. Bnt the thing and
Of ITSELF happy and gay, loses all its meaning if The spirit
IS there.
Hare you ever reeeived "reuetant' present? hope
no-and OM For its beauty-eren gold and mIpe
oad be ned to dust and asbes-it reuetauI,-begrudg
ing-emby giren. The present of depoon The other
5and BY its deVoon is nsgnred-so hnseL becomes gold
and the rabbng itself adorment because lore
tied the bow and affection tolded the
Strange boW life back itself. There is a Httle-
to great things Amd the turning point The thing
itself bnt the Way planned for paid for, and presented
So Christmas Vitbin reach of aH There need be
no disabbofntnen any Not tbe youngest
Thing ninded Surely not for The eldest of the
Intangible and real For the tnn make of it, makes
Christmas The spirit put into it, is Christmas. This
not for tbe day alone but for The seaonas beoe-days
AFTER and THE glory Of the anticipation The glory
OF recollection
CONTACT First Presbyterian Church,
DR.. H. M. Wells, Minister
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26
CALL NEWS
to
pO. 1879
ST. James Lutheran
Dedication Services
Begin This Sunday

Rev. Wayne Willmann, pastor Of
Parma Lutheran Church and presi-
dent-elect of the Cleveland Fedora
tion Of Churches, will speak. All
United Lutheran Church pastors
and congregations are especially
invited. Refreshments will be served
in the lounge at the close of vespers.
st. James Lutheran Church,
1424 Hayden ave. has been an in
tegral part of the Shaw-Hayden
neighborhood since it was founded
in October of 1914. When it's mem
bers worship in their beautiful new
sanctuary it will be the fourth time
the church will have met a need
for larger quarters.
st. James began when a few
Lutherans in the area started
Sunday School in a room back Of
a barber shop, April 1914. Six
months later two lots were pur-
chased at 1924 Hayden and temp
orary chapel erected on it. Of the
"a charter members but one, John
R. Rausch still has his name on
the roll.
Five years later, outgrowing the
chapel, the congregation wor-
shipped in Chambers Elementary
School while their first real
church was in the building. The
corner stone 1920 - can be
seen in the vestibule of the new
sanctuary. Since then the present
sanctuary soon to be used by
the members for other types of
meetings, was renovated and its
seating capacity tripled.
st. James is one of the few
churches in the city to have car
rilon. 1t is known as The Bells Of
Peace, being a memorial to the
sons and daughters who served in
World War II.
The pastor, the Rev. Robert
Barkley has been at St. James
since January 1852, succeeding the
Rev. Dean Shafer. pastor emeritus,
who served the church for 26
years.
Any story about St. James with
out mention of Mrs. Eleanore Cor
man would be incomplete. Mrs.
German has been the church sec
retary since July 1881, with one
brief leave of absence in 1887.
Members Of the Building Com
mittee who, with the aid of all
the congregation have planned and
erected so beautiful a structure
are Irwin F. Schreck. chairman; Ira
E. Arnold, Leonard Balk, Fred
Blackburn, Frank S. Greene, G. A.
Sprang and Mr.. Rausch.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26
Sgt. Tony Lanese Recalls Exciting
Moments In 81 Years On Police Force

cancy is Patrolman David p. Bidel-
man who will be promoted to the
sergeant rank when he takes over
the new post on January 2lst.
Sgt. Lanese has had a number
of exciting moments during his
long career as an officer of the
law. He recalls an incident of the
days before the commonplace auto
mobile covered the streets. He was
on traffic duty at Euclid-Superior
when a team of horses attached to
Star Baking Co. delivery wagon
came racing east on the avenue.
Hailing one of the passing auto
mobiles, Tony overlook the run
away steeds, stepped out into the
street and attempted to jump into
the open side door of the light de-
livery wagon as it flashed by. He
missed and fell under the vehicle,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26
To Remember
CHy's Needy
AT Christmas

That all East Clevelanders NAV
have a joyous Christmas, the few
folks who need a bit of assistance
to have such day, are being cared
for, reports Miss Mary Loomis,
assistant Welfare Director. Every
effort is being made to see to it
that no one is missed.
Members of Fraternal Order
Police No. 80, the East Cleveland
Fire Department, the Kirk Teens,
Chambers and Caledonia Schools,
American Legion Post and Auxili-
airy, church groups and the usual
anonymous givers, are lending
helping hands for dinners, extra
foods, clothing, and in all instance
gifts for the children.
However, along the less usual
c hri st mas remembrances, Miss
Loomis cites a good still usable
9x15 ft. rug, living room chair
or two, toys and clothing for chill
dren and a few more baskets,
could be used.
In few instances gift certificates
are advised, such gift making it
possible for the recipient to have
the pleasure of satisfying a per-
sonal taste in the selection.
Miss Loomis can be reached at
MU. 1-502O. Any added gifts should
be made known to her today, if
possible, or Tuesday, rather early.
Time will be needed for distribution
by Christmas Eve.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26
UPS Rental For
Water Department

Being classed as a utility, which
it is, and so expected TO pay its
way, the East Cleveland Water
Department is the only department
within the municipality required
to include rental and other sery-
ices in its operation costs.
Beginning with January lst, the
city is upping the rent for the
Water Department to $500, $50
increase over 1857. This. it is
pointed out by the Department of
Finance is the actual cost to the
city for the office space, phone,
light, heat and maintenance of its
offices in the City Hall and its
space in the city's garage on
Eddy rd.
The Water Department, under
the supervision of J. L, Barnes,
operates within its resources year
after year. In the City Manager
estimate for 1868 the department
expenditures of S272,735.00 for
1858 is offset with an anticipated
revenue of $275,000.
The city purchases its water
supply from the City of Cleveland
and sells it through its own con-
structed and maintained distribu-
tion system to East Cleveland
consumers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26
City Retains
Addams AS
Court Judge

When the new Municipal Court
replaces the present Municipal Po-
lice Court in East Cleveland on New
Years Day, 1858, the city will be
fortunate in having on the bench
the same experienced judge who has
presided over the now fading court
since its founding in 1926, the Hon
orable Stanton Adams.
Adams served as police justice
for four years prior to being ap-
pointed Judge Of the police court.
During these years he has won
merited recognition for his just and
fair Interpretation of the law in
which he is so well versed, as well
as for his sincere interest in the
welfare of his fellowman.
Stanton Adams is not only one
of the best known and most highly
respected citizens of East Cleveland
but is held in equal esteem by fell
low members of the Bar Association
with which he is affiliated.
He has served as chairman Of
many of the Bars improvement well
fare committees and was state
chairman of the committee in which
he initially conducted the campaign
and drafted the amendments for the
famous fisherman Act. He drafted
the first Classification Act in Ohio
providing for classification of pris-
oners in penal institutions.
He was a member of the commit
tee that gained improved care of
the mentally defective and deficient
in Ohio.
Similarly, his welfare interests
are known in the circles of the Boy
Scouts, Salvation Army and YMCA.
He has lead the local campaigns for
the polio marches since their incep-
ton and maintains his city's stand
ing on the highest pro ratio of
fund giving.
During World War he was sta
toned at Fifth Officers Training
School at Camp Grant after gradua-
ton from the Columbia University
Military Officers Institute. In
World War ii he served in the Civil
Defense units.
Following his graduation from
Shaw High where he won the
Sachem Award, Adams entered
Oberlin College and later the law
school of Western Reserve Uni
vversity.
1t was on the campus at Oberlin
that he met petit Imogene McIlvain
from Sharpsville, Pa, the future
Mrs. Adams.
Judge Adams is relinquishing an
excellent law practice to accept the
new judgeship, which is full time
assignment.
"You might as well swear me in"
commented the judge when he
stepped into the County Clerks of
flee for his commission. Clerk
Fuerst Immediately complied.
The new court, together with
similar courts in Ohio, will speed up
the work of courts in general since
actions up to $4,000 may be filed in
them. 1t also eliminates all previous
justice of peace courts.
No cases will be heard on Satur-
day, the local court being the only
one in the county to be closed on
Saturdays.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26

a wheel passed over him. Result;
two broken legs.
He may owe his life to Patrol
man Harry Brown (Retired l940,
Brown and Lanese were struggling
with a resisting suspect when
Brown shot the man to save Lanese
The suspect proved to be an ex-
convict.
Tony came on the force in 1923
and has been a sergeant for ten
years. He and his wife reside at
1881 East 133rd st. They have a
son, Gordon in Willoughby, a
daughter, Mrs. j. Mcmahon in
Euclid and a son, Robert in Fort
Lauderdale, Florida, where they
plan to make their future home.
Patrolman Bidelman was ap-
pointed to the department August
1, 1916 after his honorary dis
charge as a member of the U. S.
Marines for four years with a rank
Of sergeant. He resides at 30002
Mildred st., Wickliffe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26

New officers and directors of
the East Cleveland Kiwanis club
to be installed at the Monday,
December 30th m eting are:
Wayne c. Blough, president; DR..
Louis <. Edwards, vice president;
John A. Kiener, treasurer, and
Everett Preston, secretary.
Directors will be: William Hal
liday, Robert NJ. Kerr, Herbert
Stoker, Fred Lange, Robert Lucas,
Charles Lenz and Walter c.
Koenig.
The new presidents brother,
Wade Blough, a member of the
Geneva, Ohio Kiwanis club and
1856 Lieutenant Governor Of divi-
sion %, will have the unusual hon
or of installing his brother in the
top position of the East Cleveland
club.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26
CTS Opens Third
Parking Lot At
Windermere

The newest parking addition to
Windermere terminal of CTS Ra-
pid Transit is open for. business.
It's at Doan and Elderwood aves.
and accommodates 140 cars, with
entrance and exit from Doan ave.
close to the entrance of the termi-
nal building.
CTS has a 9O0-car parking lot
to the north along Hayden ave.
and a AZ car "quick turnover"
parking space facing Euclid ave.
This small lot is now being given
additional lighting, following
many requests from motorists who
find it much too dark after night
fall.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26

sanctuary at st. James Lutheran
Church will begin Sunday, Decem-
Der 29th with the Ceremony of the
Keys and continue with various
observances through Sunday, Febru-
ary End, announces the pastor, the
Rev. Robert Barkley.
The congregation will assemble
as usual, in the present sanctuary
where in a Ceremony of the Keys,
Wallace Dunbar of the Dunbar Con-
struction Co., contractors, an d
Phelps Cunningham, architect, and
Paul Broer, president of the City
Commission, will present the kays
to the new house of worship to the
pastor, Rev. Barkley.
Following this the congregation
will form a procession into the new
church to the FESTIVE Procession"
81. H. Machenm). played on the
temporary electric organ being used
until the new Shantz organ is in
stalled.
The following order of worship
will follow:
The Call to Worship - The
Chancel Choir; Hymn - open Now
Thy Gates of Beauty"
Invocation, Responsive Reading,
Psalm 1872; the Gloria Patri, An
them; Great and Marvellous Are
Thy Works (Gaul's "The Holy
CityO.
Remarks: Walter Teeter, IT,, Lay
vice-president of the congregation;
Irwin Schreck, Building Committee
chairman; John Rausch, charter
member.
Scripture Lessons: I King ':12-
30; Hebrews 10:19-25; First Corin-
thians 3:9-17.
Remarks: Mrs. Francis Henry,
president United Lutheran Church
Women of St. James; Ralph Rich
ards, representing the Ministry of
Music; Leonard Balk, representing
the men of St. James.
Hymn, Christ, Thou Art the
Sure Foundation" Offertory An
them: "Praise Ye the Father"
(Gounod). Offering, Doxology.
Remarks: Miss Eileen O'Hara,
Young Adults; David Balk, High
School League; Patricia Orwig,
Junior High League. Announce
ments.
Prayer, The Lords Prayer, the
Benediction followed by the seven
fold, Amen by the Chancel Choir.
Recessional Hymn GLORIOUS
Things of Thee Are Spoken" Clos
ing Prayer, Silent Prayer. Organ
Postlude; "A Joyous Postlude"
(Mallard).
A refreshment hour follows in
the new lounge.
The events to follow will be as
follows:
Sunday, January 5th, 10:45 am,
Official Order for Dedication, Rev.
Robert Barkley, preaching. Re-
freshment hour follows.
Friday, January 10th - Luncheon
meeting for members of the East
Cleveland Ministerial Association.
Sunday, January 18th, 10:45 am,
Home Coming. Special guests will
be Pastor NJ. Dean Shaffer, former
pastor; the Rev. Robert Bornemann,
professor of Old Testament at Mt.
Airy Seminary; Rev. Clifford
Schreck of Frankfort, Ind. Both
Rev. Boremnann and Rev. Schreck
are confirmants of st. James.
A Home Coming dinner will be
served in the church dining hall at
600 p. m.
Tuesday, January 14th, Women
of the Church entertain the Men Of
the church.
Sunday, January 10Th, 1O:45 am,
Family Sunday with emphasis on the
Church School and family worship.
Sunday, January Goth, 10:45 a.
M, Dedication of Memorials and
Special Gifts.
In the afternoon from 800 to
500 and in the evening from 700
to 900 p. M, an Open House for
the Community will welcome all
residents of the Community.
Sunday, February End, 10:45 a.
M, the first administration of the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper in
the new Church.
That evening at 700 p. M, the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26
Student Pastor To
Preseh December y

Guest speaker at the Student
Recognition service in the Euclid
Avenue Christian Church, 1868 May
field rd. on Sunday, December 29th,
will be Leonard W: Short, a junior
at Hiram College, majoring in Re-
ligion. The hour is 10:45 a. m.
Mr.. Short, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie Short, 1895 East 141st ST.,
also has a charge in the Paines-
vile Township Community Christ
ian Church, preaching on Sundays
and being at the church sometime
during the week.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-26

After "a years as a member Of
the East Cleveland Police Depart
ment, 20 Of them as motorcycle
officer, Sgt. Anthony D. Lanese,
better known as "Tony" has sub
mitted his resignation, effective