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Franklin Riker,
Musician, 81

STATESvILLE. N. c., July
is (R.-Franklin Wing Riker,
81, musician and composer,
died yesterday.
He led a successful career as
a concert artist touring the
country and establishing his
own studios. He served as
dean Of the Cornish Three
Arts School in Seattle and
composed many choral and vo-
cal numbers. He was born in
Burlington. VT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
Col. Frank S. Clark

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. July
l6 R.-Col. Frank S. Clark.
80. who was captured by Sioux
Indians at the age Of 4 and
lived with them for is years.
died yesterday. His career in
cluded ventures in real estate,
politics. banking and mining.
He was born in Middletown,
Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

TOLEDO. loading ma
chimes on Naumee Bays south
shore at Toledo can empty a
l00-ton coal car in one minute.
They raise cars above ship
holds and turn them nearly
upside down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

PoRTLAND--Maine flsher-'
men annually catch a quarter
billion pounds Of seafood,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

thursday July "a. Burial in Mary
JOHN WILSON. Commander.
VOWEL. ERIs W. on Tuesday. July
IS. 1855. ERis W. VOWEL Of
e60S Riggs rds West Hyattsville,
Nd. beloved husband OF Grace b.
Vowel and father Of Mrs. Eliza
beth oalub. Mrs: Dorothy Bayer,
He also is survived By three sis
ters Friends may call ct the
Nalley Funeral Home. 300 Rhode
Island ave. at Eastern aye. ne.
where services viii be held 'on Fri-
t eHs 1 Snd ir,.s e. sg Dyt an I Re1
ment Arlinston National Cemetery
IL
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Kindness Lives On

Sometimes we wonder what Is the right thing
to do on certain occasions When you are con-
fronted with the question Of whether to send
flowers to funeraI-Iet your innermOst feelings
departed and comfort to the bereaved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

0SkPH. Members Of the
kpicurean Club Of Wash
ington are requested to at
tend the funeral OF our
Past President, JOSEPH
MARTZ, ct the Holy Trim
ity Catholic Church, seth
and o SITS. NV, on Satur-
-, IT, | 1885, at 2 am;
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NV. services on InurSoay, July
church tth D and g.. T sas' nv. sapn n.
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 10
MeGUINN. JOHN WESLEY. on Tues
Gay, gTiy rs 1875 sSa JOHN I'VE wbEsLEY
race Sc Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements By the Frazier Fu-
neral Home.
NEWMAN. WILLIAM J. On Tuesday.
Hospital wVffIfiAM j. ~ NEWMAN q q
Mildred N. Newman. father q JACK
r. Newman and Mrs. M. J. Davis,
S p0tb 81 Mrs n RO cy1 q .nd A NsS@aR
newman ar - mrs. GLADYS O Burns and
Mrs. Bernard I. DOdson. He also
is survived BY six grandchildren,
ET sIs. my Hom. can st shea the Dem maine
inston st., Aiexsndria, va. where
services win be held on THURSDAY.
National Memorial Park t csnstsrs.
Nc gaT IS sO ieSs S JOHN ro 81 S SosLE
husband aas q r 2nn. Il l. NoSl. OeiG %so
surviving are. hve sisters, Mrs. 4
pelapenha, Mrs; Lula Smith. Mrs
Mrs Mona Norman; one brother.
William Noble: his nieceS, nepheWs,
After pm. Friday, July IS, friends
sEs nytf Hoh aS 'i ss s sas M s
Reauiem mass viii be Celebrated al
81. Aueustine's Catholic Church,
18th ST.. between r and s SITS. NV,
at.rm S IN aOu Ss'1 oTst e Ssls ~
is
0'BRIEN, LOUISE c. On wednesday,
Pitsl, LOUISE E: o,BRIEN Of 2si4
CHARLES cBri Sslo'' fsth siis Of q R MT
mond o'Brien and Mrs. Emmett
MCGOWAN of St Paul, MINI; sister
OF Mrs NJ Roller, Mrs, c. Tracy
snd Freq :, Mansan q St Paul,
81 u. lee Funeral Home. Attn St.
aud Mass. ave. ne. until $3.50 am
Friday July is. REQUIEM mass
ayit Re c Ss5cd ch ths St. ak EsnS 3,
and Pa. ave. Sc. on Friday, July
~, a. 10 am. lnterment cSdar
Hill Cemetery. II
PHILLIPS. IDA r. on Monday. july
IL
late osorSe W. Phillips and mother
q Arthur 7; Phillips Of Arlingten.
Va and Mrs. Bernadine Phillips
Mat; sister of Mrs Catherine ID
Mssehauer She also IS survived BY
three grandchildren and nine great-
grandchildren. Friends may call At
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81 and
Msssssn1 n,sI, ave I've, ne where
July II. al $50 am. Requiem mass
will be offered at St JoSeph's Cath
Ole Church, I'd and c SITS. ne. at
2 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 10
PRESTON. HENRY. on Tuesday. July
Hospit sSs hRN ~ P sEsfoS eens ds
voted father OF two daughters. He
one sister, dear friend and q host
OF other relatives and friends. After
may cali at the johnson 4 jenkins
Funeral Home, 4S04 Georgia ave
nv where services VIII be held
On Thursday July II; at 10 an.
RlsD0N, GEORGE 7. On Monday.
July ~, 1858. 81 Mount Alto Hos
pitsl. GEORGE T. RISDON Of 2Il
llth st. -s.s.. beloved husband Of
S MsEsss E sS,SI., S me w tqsnri
Risdon- OF Washington, d G., and
Mrs Mary Finks Of Gainesville. Va
He also IL survived BY one niece ana
one nephev. Friends may call At the
Mas, ave- . E. AV 8S.r. s Service. vi
be held on Friday, july Is a. $50
Pc Pr Inls-msnt washington Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

ANNIE D. On SUNDAY,
July Is. 1855, at her residence, %
Cue ct. NV. ANNIE b. MCDANIEL,
wife Of william \. Mcdaniel. Also
surviving are two daushters, Mrs.
LuveniA Austin and Mrs. Henrietta
Croome; . son, William =. MeDan-
. daughter-in-lAw, Mable Mcdaniel.
other relatives and many friends.
After 2 pm. wednesday, July 10.
friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920 9Th
s.. NV. Services on Thursday, July
Church, 9th and Cue SITS. NV. IN
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry 10
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Braths

WRIGHT. WILLIAM n. Comrades Of
Tm Gen. Nelson A, Miles Camp.
=. 49, No. j., U. 8. W ", viii
FtVM assemble at the Joseph p.
|HsSfr0 Birch A. Sons Funeral Par
lors, 3O34 M st. NV. at
~ is. 1858. for services.
Regular services At 1890 am.
Ihursday, July II. Burial in Mary
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day. july Is. isbs ac JosEiH IL nAs ssss
q 1904 W e, nws beloved husband
q Mable Marta. father OF Mrs.
porea Hicks and grandfather Of
Miss Jody Dorea Hicks. Friends
Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th ST. NV,
after 9 pm. wednesday. July ID
parking facilities). Prayers al the
above funeral home on SATURDAY.,
July 19. At $50 am: thence 70
36th and o sts. NV, where the
holy sacrifice Of the mass viii be
0nered At D Am. for the repose Of
MS soul. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery; New York City, N. Y,
ana sna boston, Mass. papers please
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

IS, isbs. a. her home ON iI siS4 so sTls
18th ST. Arlington. Va. MARY q.
c.ss.Th: R s:SSsS H %2s Jos q NJ a.:
chant. Mrs. Walter Hill. Mrs. D0r0-
thy Kern, all Of Arlington. Va. She
also is survived by three grand
children. Friends may call at her
above late home. Recitation Of the
R SsaI a. n.! D% r Ih =. s:. July ~
10 an. Friday. July rs, at 81.
Thomas More Catholic Church. Ar
hngton, Va. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa. Local
arrangements By the Robert !. MUIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

ss; .:.,s 5sI: J'sss. a., +;
shEhy SomnsoE ,,.. q :. isiT ca. ssh
caster, s' SIotSsr 's q sjossnh johnson hseI
ss asS ssoehfE,in.l.c q ., nssshs
4 ho.l Of other relatives and friends
.ns ,s &c a NJ Sshsss ma , e s,ss g
y 81 e. sirsr ! pm. widnssdsy'
July 10 Funeral on Thursday
July Z. from the Lane {. N. 4
Church. 18th and { ats ne, II
pm. lntsrment Lincoln Ne
mortal cemetery. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

day, July IL, 1905. GEORGE N
beloved son Of oeOrse v. Chandler.
T rse:s NIB bud dSss C. S 2snn wasn't Mn
Lane, Gerdine, Roger and Victor
Lloyd Chandler, Many other Tela-
tiVes and friends also survive After
8 pm. Wednesday,, July 10. friends
nav cal az The Frazier Funeral
where services vii be held on
Thursday. July II. at 1 pm In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

Tas:asE' yuly. L. 1855 wSiIiLIkHn1
g. n;ws beloved husband Of Louise
Marshall and SON Of Vera C. and the
late William A. Marshall, ST. Also
sgryivins are 2 sister, Rita Mar
Thomas Marshall, and other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements by
ACQUIRE Inc. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

M0HK, MKElIK NLlxAngKM sud
dsniy. o. TUESDAY J4ly. ie,. 1883.
her home. "a, cSls,yil|s q
bRAiifa. 1RI'Pk s sll. NV y wIulssas z
Noss g.. molher Of William J.
ke'stlb.ss,sssf 'i.liE q NJ NJ fhss e.
s 1s.a pd mss as'; s.ss. .nssss
Ry5l qsorsls ave. slssf sprlns.
Nj, where services WI b. hel1 on
lrldays July ~, 81 1850 ON
hneton National csmetsry. ~
Ross. HANSAH o. ss.urass. ssly
81 sss III. wins noe. q -cSslRls.
Sesnsy No shs ls.ys. g moVrn
sas s.'' ME- t sse cfsess & s.
Nss. psasrlss ilssssn and NJ "a.
os, : devoted sislsr-in-lss. Mn
l lance Mar.hAil; ~, sss essoase
W.. kmms Pris @. ana ns eshsr rs sse
ives and friends. After . EN-,
es viewed Al 1910 Kenyon a. DIV.
gn.sal service. On ThgrsdaS Jgly
bspiis, ckprsh' isth and East CAB i
iiol ats. the Rev. J, Harvey Ram
eolnh enel.tlns. inteEmenl Weed
&: Eu s$'' fSIs Ia Isasii'R Rs%:. y
Ross. HANNAH. omssrs ana msm-
MAD berl Of CALEB Teber-
NM nAcle, No. 40. A. L %,
:,, s: ;:: ], 4 A., ..I; HI;
- Nah ROSS 81 he Mount
Moriah Bapiist church. l5th s1d
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JONES. TAFT NATHANIEL. DIED

asodenly, o. Monday. July IA. 1852 se
survived - Bis iovins wife. ak
s sns host q IRENE, sRs oth.,
carroll ch.p.Y. ni,shs .ivsls.' Nd.
- pm. Friday July Is. In
terment family cometery. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

O July ~ rS sIsI HvI. 4 Ht,MAI 9nds{,
iowE o. $3.50 1859 ist bA a. " atr w,
Of Charles coppes Lowe: sister Of
MISS Bessie and stella Whitforo.
Eoyden X. and Stanley Whitford.
Mrs.. Morton FRY and Mrs. William
a, Duvall Services at the n
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2QOl 18th
81. NV, on Thursday, July ~. at
10 an. parking faeilitiesl. Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

LARSEN, REINHARp. on Tuesday.
July IS, 1888. BERNHARD LAR
Bethesda. Ma. beloved husband Sn pad"s ~
nercliot D. Larsen and father OF
Mrs. Ruth n, Vonde Fehr. Harold,
lars and Johannes Larsen, serv-
ices AZ the Herbst Funeral Home.
aoOl 9Th ave. New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

Is. 1885 a. Monigomery County
General Hospital ELBIN LEISHEAR,
eged ~. beloved husband Of Laura
r. .Lsi,heeI Of Brin.loy. Nd, and
Mra Margaret l.. Spencer, Ralph
q. Harold 7. and Bernard W. Lei
MIS-. Annie Brown, Mrs, Elsie Peter.
Ms Mary Warneld, Mrs. Layinia
Ieishear. He also Is survived hy
eiEht. grandchildren ana one greaf.
krandehilc. Friends may cali al
the Roy W. Barber Funeral Home.
lfStesn ~ hn, No where services
- Pm Interment Woodside
Cemetery, Brinklow, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

jay rs, 1855, ETILNNE 5. BRUDfN
SusS slSY Of WOE Siolst s1uain. ' issSs1
q Robert z Prudin. son q John
Liung and Carl q. Brudin. FRIENDS
E Esy sa aaoc Rsa s ksss i rsnsr ::
Eastern ave. ne. where services
pm. Relatives and friends In
yitsd Interment Port Lincoln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

MeGUINN, JOHN WESLEY. on Tues
day, July IS, 1885, JOHN WESLEY
McdUINN OF 2244 savannah TER
race Sc Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements By the Frazier Fu-
neral Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

MINNIE 6. On Friday.
July NJ, 1885, at Monrovia. Calf
MINNIE c. CARNAHAN, stepmother
Of Mrs.. Catherine Hoyard Ballard
Army (retiredl: 1t. Col. Andrew B.
Carnahan and sister Of James W.
sand Josephine O. Murphy, both OF
Chevy Chase, Nd 0raveside serv-
ss, s c. Ss esid ON = trid Aslinss SI9
Is. At IL an. "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-21
Mrs. Bernard Chosen
Mehcrrin HID Club
Member OF The Year

Mehamm HIP chib held III NJ
}cnbcr meeting With M ON
d9rif There Was almost 100 pei
cont attendance and five visitors
present
Az nc Demonstration lor thc
month vas preparing and serving
buffet meals tho club assembled
n II 10 am and different NON
bcrs prepared the meal and served
At thc business meeting. hos
tcsses ior the coming year wore
chosen thcn The club voted for TIE
most outstanding member Mrs r..
= Bernard was chosen.
The Club was very fortunate to
have Mrs. ]. A. Love and Mrs. L.
= Love to give a very interesting
demonstration on rug making.
II was decided that the clab
would hold Us Christmas party
with Mrs. r. B Bernard and each
member bring a gift to exchange
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-21

H.l~ another member.
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-24
Marines Will
Celebrate Birthday

A Marine Corps Birthday Ball
to celebrate the l83rd birthday
will be held at the Elks Park,
44th Street and E. Thomas Road
on November 10, 1858 from ZOO
pm. to 100 am. The l83rd
Birthday Ball Is being jointly
sponsored by the 9th Engineer
Company. Marine Corps Reserve
and the Marine Corps Recruit
ing Station, Phoenix.
Dinner and Dancing will be
to the music of the famed VIII
liams Air Force Base Dance
Band. Former Marines, Regu-
lar Marines, Reserve Marines
and their friends may obtain
tickets at the Marine Corps Re-
cruiting Station. Ellis Building.
1877 N. End Avenue or the Ma
rine Corps Reserve Training
CenterJ 2042 W. Thomas Road,
Phoenix, Arizona. For informa-
tion call Alpine 3-5O4O or Alpine
4-4o52.
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-24

The 1850 Census showed only
257 Negroes living in North Da-
Kota. Over l million Negroes
were counted in Georgia and
North Carolina.
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-24
Judicial
Elections
Are important

Under the Arizona Constitu-
tion and laws, Supreme court
judges and Superior court judges
and the State Tax commissioner
do not appear under a party
column. In order to vote for
these very important offices, the
voter must find them at the top
Of the ballot, both on printed
ballot and voting machine, and
mark them individually.
In order to vote for the in
itiative measures, there will be
third column, listing the meas
ures by number, with two squares
opposite each. one for a yes
vote and one for a mo- vote.
This year there are three to
be elected to the Supreme Court
each for separate term, al
though all will be members of
equal standing in the court. These
are state wide elections.
This year there are nine to
be elected to the Superior Court
in Maricopa County. each for a
separate division. All will be
equal members of the court and
empowered to perform all of the
various judicial duties. All of
the voters of Maricopa County
will receive ballots or use vo-
ting machines which carry all
of the candidates for Supreme
Court and all of the candidates
for Superior Court.
SUPREME COURT:
Term l (6 years) Judge
Levi S. Udall
Term 2 (6 years)- Judge
J. Mercer Johnson
Term 8 (unexpired term-4
years) Judge Charles c. Bern
stein
SUPERIOR COURT:
Division I "A years) Ken
meth Chatwin, Judge Fred ].
Hyder
Division 2 (In 1856 Judge
Bernstein was elected for four
years.
Division 8 a years) Dow
Ben Roush. Henry S. Stevens
Division 4 a years) Judge
Francis j. Donofrio
Division S "a years) Judge
Lorna E. Lockwood
Division 6 "A years) Judge
REM L. Jennings.
a Division 7 e year unexpired
term) Judge E. R. Thurman
Division s a years) Judge
Warren l.. Mccarthy
Division 9 { 4 years) Judge
R.C. Stanford. Jr.
Division 10 a years) Abbott
H. Coldenkoff. Judge Yale McF ate
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-24
This caption snberi,nposed upon facsimile
of Declaration Of independence in above PbOe-
nix sUisdOw diSbIQv. Referying TO documents

signers. text reads: They were
willing to give up their lives in
behalf of representative govern
ment. Will you give up 80 min
utes of time on Election Day,
Tuesday, Nov. Az 1t adds: In
Arizona tribune., 1958-10-24

1856 general election, more than
10000 qualified Arizona voters
didn't bother to go to the pollsl'
Display. created by the Valley
National Bank. is installed in
banks home office.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
MAYFIELD HEIGHTS

ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom brlck
ranch, heated breeZeway. double
garage, firm price, Sl7,sOO. K.
NJ. Counts Broker. Gil. l-3O08.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Register Now
For Evening
Adult Class

Registration for Collinwood
Adult Evening School is being
held tonight Thursday and
next week on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from $50
p. m. to 900 p. m.
Because some of the classes
are filled choice of nights
may not be available, but there
are still some openings in the
following classes: Machine
Shop. Blue Print Heading, Me-
chanical Drawing, Cabinet Max
ing, Auto Repair, Electric
Theory and Practice, Basic
MaUh, Algebra, Upholstery,
Sewing, Cake Decorating. and
the business courses such as:
Shorthand, Typing, and Busi-
ness Machines Operation.
Glasses will start on Tues
day, January 2Sth and Thurs
day, January 3Oth. Anyone
desiring further information is
requested to call Collinwood
High School, GIL 1882.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Recruits Notice:
Hours Changed
At NE. Offices

Sergeant Garman, local air
force recruiter for East Cleve-
land and the Northeastern
Cleveland area announces the
change in office hours at the
recruiting office at TAT East
152nd st. in Engine House 81.
Now in effect are the follow
ing hours: Monday through Fri
day, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Satur-
day and evenings by appoint
ment only.
Sgt. Garman also urges ali
male high school graduates and
other young men who are in
tending or are interested in
joining the air force in the near
future to contact him as soon
as possible to assure them Of
enlistment in the coming
months.
Due to the cutback on en-
listments in the air force the
recruiting service is enlisting
all young men on a first come
first served basis.
To get your name on the en-
listment list visit Sgt. Garman
at his office or call him at Ii
1880.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

wider selection Of items that
are in demand by families VINO
find it advantageous to provide
home furnishings aid living
needs from reduced income
ut is at a time such as we
are now facing, when the earn
ings Of working members OF
families have been reduced or
temporarily stopped that our
services to the public are es-
pecially needed. 1t is also OF
encouragement to those famll-
les to know that their purchas-
es help others.
Some of the furniture that
comes into the Center is recon
ditioned; other furniture and
supplies, in good condition
when turned in to the pickup
trucks, are sold without re-
pair.
Families not finding specific
items wanted at the Thrift
Store in their district are in
vited to visit the main stores
at the headquarters of the So
cial service program, 5005 Eu-
cid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
theatre

The Love Apple, a sparkling
Italian comedy Of the lively
Renaissance era adapted by
Ashley Dukes from the original
play Mandragola, written by
Niccolo Machiavelli, opened at
the Play House Euclid-77th st.
Theatre, Wednesday evening,
January 22nd.
An outstanding cast for the
Play House production has been
selected by Director Benno d.
Frank. William Paterson plays
Callimaco, the lover; Vivienne
Stotter, Lucretzia; Richard
Oberlin, Bertram Tanswell,
George Bishop and Shirley Ste
phenson. 1t is another Play
House first in Cleveland and
one that is sure 70 please thea
tire goers.
Hotel Paradise, the funny
and saucy French bedroom
farce that is causing a laugh
riot at the Drury Theatre on
East Seth ST., continues through
this week, closing Saturday,
January 25th. Directed by Kirk
Willis the comedy has Thomas
Hill, Robert Altman, Leslie
Cass and John Clavin in the
leading roles.
The Mousetrap, A gatha
Christie's suspenseful mystery,
has audiences holding onto
their seats at the Brooks Thea
tre, also on East Seth st. Max
Ellis, Harriet Brazier, Richard
Halverser and Don Doherty
present this thriller under thu
direction Of Bertram Tanswell.
Tickets for all three plays
are also available at Burrow'.
ticket office at 419 Euclid ave.
There's ample parking at the
three theatres.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
New Manager At
S.A. Thrift Shop

Appointment of a new mana
ger and sales staff at the Sal
vaticn Army's Thrift Store 8,
1872 East 152nd ST., is an
nounced by Brigadier Peter j.
Holman, manager of the Great
er Cleveland Mems Social Serv-
ice Center.
The stock of used furniture,
clothing and household furnish
ings and supplies have been
changed and rearranged to
meet the needs of the area
served by the store.
AS the new store manager,
Mrs. Roma Adams now has a
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
ETHICAL SOCIETY

"The Future of Man Made
Dooms" will be the topic of an
address by Walter B. Peterson,
leader of the Cleveland Ethical
Society at it's meeting next Sum-
DAY January 26th at 10:45 am.
at Ludlow School, corner OF
Southington and Ludlow rds.
The meeting is open to the
public.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

EAST l85th st. area, apartment
building. includes II room house,
very reasonable. GIobokar Real
ty. $40 East 74th st. HE. l-66O'.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
lIl!llEI3il!lI GOODS

caSe-desk, double bed, single
bed, vanity baby bassinette
basket. chaise lounge. miscel-
laneous. CE. l-1750.
GAS refrigerator, china cabinet,
2 full size metal beds complete.
2 dreSsers: floor. 2 bridge
lamps; available Friday / to 5.
1922 Hastings ave, HI. 2-l43l.
KIRBY vacuum cleaner, with at
tachments; mahogany television
table: pair beautiful table lamps;
reasonable. RE. l-7l82.
ANTIQUES: pair Hitchcock chairs,
original stencil and rush seats,
S25 VIII 2-O572
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AL Companies

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