davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1958-07-02

AREA-5-bedrm., Q
bath masonry home; lge. kit, Inv
rm. with flrepl,, family-sized din
rm.; full bSrnt., auto. h.-W. heat;
on 3ia acres; barn, grape arbor
For sale or rent with option tc
buy. JU. 5.4554, GRUBB-WIL-
Evening star., 1958-07-02

P0TOMAC-BY OWNER; attract.
4-bedrm.. 2-bath house. Excel.
cond. Many unusual features, Low
POS. viii finance or trade for
smaller house. Open 1-6. GA. 4
Evening star., 1958-07-02

nLAbb. AVE. EAI. ENCHANI-
MENTi It is positively out Of this
world "A 4-bedrSn., 3-bath ram
bier that Is a real masterpiece
ming. LivIns room is approx.
lSx24; wonderful privacy and
seclusion and yet SO convenient
for downtown. The perfect setting
on more than half an acre OF
broad, sweeping lawns and tower
inc shade trees. Priced in UPPER
40s. SHOULD SELL IMMED. !
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC, OIL.
2-7006; ewes. Pc. 7-3592.
Evening star., 1958-07-02

PRIZE-WINNING, all-brick ranch
rambler. nestled on huge lot, over
looking park. Features large hv.
rm. with custom firepl: 3 spa
cious bedrooms; excellent Univ,
Hills area; $3.50 dn. FHA. OF as
SAVAGE PROPERTIES. WA q
$500.
Evening star., 1958-07-02

BETHEsDA-3-bedrm, brick Cape
Cod: separate dining rm., all-elee
kit, full bSmt. with rec. room,
screened porch: FHA appraised al
Si6,500. KORZENDORFER, Real
tor OIL. 4-S1il 'tu q
Evening star., 1958-07-02

SILVER SPRING - BY OWNER;
Sl7,75O. FHA valuation, and
terms; 6-rm., 2i2-bath brick
home; 1st-flr. air-eond.: large
window fan cools End FIR; fire.
place. Ideal Investment for one
subject to transfer. as rent would
exceed carrying cost. 903 Langley
drive
Evening star., 1958-07-02
YOU'LL NEVER GROW ON en

YOU'LL NEVER GROW OLD en-.
situated on over Is-acre lot, in g
quiet secluded area of modern
new homes. this home features
3 lge. bedrms.. liy. rm. with flre-
gL. din; rm. and lge; mod. Kit;
6smt. with Sit! i5xST-ft. @ paneIed is' rec
rn. and firepl. Priced at S23.950
with excel. financing avail. Cal
ia. $4,000. SHANNON g. IiUCHS
REALTOHS. 2055 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1958-07-02

MASS. AVE AREA-Brick: den on
lst floor, 3 twin-size bedrooms.
baths on ind floor: full basement,
gas heat. wooded lot, excellent
neighborhood. Price, $25,500. CAL
EDW. H JONES q CO. INC, WO
R-oa00. frnIn O In o
Evening star., 1958-07-02

kENelNGTON : WHEATON - Nc
money dn- low settlement cost
only only avail, 3-bedrm. ram
bier or 3-bedrm Colonial: mo.
Evening star., 1958-07-02

oAKvIEW-Impressive brick Colo.
NAL on spacious cor. lot; att. ga-
rage. screened porch, 1st-fi. pow.
der rm.,. lovely kit. and 3 tremen.
dous bedrms., plus full bsInt. with
paneled rec. rm. Owner moving
and must sacrifice; FLA or CT
En- r. G; sndd AiLLEx q coTs Realtors,
Evening star., 1958-07-02

KENsING NGToN-si6.050. With si5,-
beautiful and spoiisssiy clean 3. y.
bedrm, and bath brick rambler
aFull bdInt with rec. rm. and
another bath. Many extras. CAL
Oh: e.SshQ, CoNNELL a LAM
Evening star., 1958-07-02

BETHEsDA-ALTA VISTA AREA-,
800 down, Sa'9s sisS ao Elrsass SStSnis se
cepted. JU. 9-3490 before 9 pm
Evening star., 1958-07-02

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS offers thi,
IamSeq cstSedTsi esasp Sessd Os5n VSs HrlSs
rm. with firepI.. dining rfn., large
fully elec. equipped kit. with
breakfast area. Full daylight bsmt
with picture windows; 30x14-ft
rec. rm. with. repl. and additional
12xl4 bedrm. Situated on h-acre
lot, $4,000 4lae6 GI loan avail
able. Immediate possession and
asking S22,950. Call ia. 5-6S00.
SHANNON q .LuCHS, REALTORS.
Evening star., 1958-07-02

COLESVILLE AREA--5 bedrms.. q.
acre wooded lot, frame home;
will hold first trust. o. D. FIELD
INC III. 5-7Il3 Realtors
Evening star., 1958-07-02
CHEVY CHASE Holy RFDEENFEF

Sth Shfr4ps Ssdrms TRte PLUS Us dsRl PfUs
rec. rm., 2Ia baths, true center
hall. huge all-elee. kit, sep. din.
rm., garage: only yr. old; lovely
condition: school bus almost at
door: $3l,950, FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, ING, DI. 7-l411; eyes,
Evening star., 1958-07-02
HOUSES ron SALE-VA,
lCONfiNukDl

ALEXANDRIA AREA-Spaclous g.
bedroom brick rambler n = lovely
fenced lot with huge patio On quiel
dead-end street: . blocks 10 bus
and HhopS Reduced TO SiA,75O;
Sl,250 down. balance S04 mo.
cROWELL a Co, INC, Realtors,
.160 N. dlebe rd., IA, 5-O70S.
ALEXANDRIA AREA--Lovely new
split-leyel, 8 bedrms,, llv, rm. with
hrepl., I y baths, finished rec, Tm.,
earpoTt. large loyel lot for children
% play or vesetable garden. Nice
quiet location, conv, 70 Alex. or
~, Belvoir. Only SIs.05O ASH for
listing No, 40. CURTIS h, MARTIN
sAIlhsl sIe1. k1 NC S.sS7oc lso s. ROYAL st..
ALExANpRIA AREA--s bedrms.,
den. 2 baths. large Nv, rln., plc-
ture. window, equip. kit. Well kept
level lot. Nice community. Only
$4,000 with $3.50 down. FHA
lasting NO, Us CURTIS I, MAR;
ST.. Alex, Ki. sS67O6. y . 'O
ARL., N.--substantially built all.
brick Colonial; nice tres;shaded
isss N. STUART sT. IA. seisSi
ARL., I BLK, 10 GOLF couReE--
Mondsriui v,S hais pig erandInsw sw 4,nsa, bed,
circle In Country Club Hills: all
FOUR bedrms. are on the one
floor; wide center hall, huge ALL
elec. kit, sep. din. rm,, rec. Tm.
In immense full bsmt., gar, patio;
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. NC, REAL
TORS, IA. 7-6012: ewes, KE.
ARL.-Duplex; bargain at $4,000;
excel. rental area; walking dis
tance 10 Pentagon. OF. $4,000,
MONAHAN REALTY, 500 South
23rd So.
ARLINGTON HALL ARRA--3-bed-
rm. brk. Colonial with lge. liv
rm., sep. din. rm., full bsmt, and
lovely fenced yd. OF APPRAISED
At SlS,o0Q. A truly nice ehome.
G. b. O'eHAUGHNESsY, AGENT.
gE; 2-2o24. JE. 2-O722; eyes,,
ARL., SI3,2OO--3-bedrm bricktex
BUNGALOW, 2 bedrms. on LIST mr.;
T1ss,ls SET; porch sGbSITs 5sns gaT cor r,I9 IT,
REALTORS. ia. 5-i207.
ARL., Ss-2-bedrm. brick semidet.; I;
washer, refgr., fenced yard, trees;
eonV transp.; $4,000; $500 dn.
IA. 7-7eO2.
AURORA HILLSi an unusual ind
3-bedrm., 2-bath split-level in this
fine residential location: liv. rrn.
with, paneled firepl. walll sep. dim
ing ell, ''up-to-the-min equip.
kitchen, 1Sx20-ft. finished rec.
rm;, fenced yard. DON'T DELAY
Can IA. 5-6S00, SHANNON q
LUCHS, REALTORS, 2O55 Wilson
Evening star., 1958-07-02

SILVER SPRING = Unusually at
tractive, det., 6-rm. brick home;
excel, location. lust of University
blvd: brand-new kit, rec. rm.;
outdoor barbecue. Too nice to last
long. $500 down, FHA, S1b.95O.
HIIGII n pECK HE A.RAnn
Evening star., 1958-07-02

CHEVY CHASE-on a beautiful
New ENGLAND Colonial. with 4
bedrms., 2 baths, large drawing
room. family din. rm.. mod. GE
kitchen, screened porch; garage,
slate roof and in beautiful con-
dition throughout. Priced at only
$24,950. Call our uptown office,
RE. 7-lS00 til Z pm. EN- p
2S25 after z. SHANNON a. LuCHS
Evening star., 1958-07-02

CHEVY CHASE-Cali on this one
3-bedrm.. 3a-bath rambler: rec
room in bsmt. Priced to sell, Call
OIL. 6-2344 once open 8 til ..
THOMAS j. FISHER 81 CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE--Neat brick ram
bier avail. for immediate possess
sion Owner leaving city. Under
30s. Call OIL. 6-2344. Once open
til 9 THOMAS J. FISHER &
Evening star., 1958-07-02

SILVER SPRING--Mod. det. brick;
| 9 spacious rooms, rec. rm., newly
decorated I ky; S.I with AZ new EQUIP, Z
school: $1,000 dn. to appd, pur-
chaser; S15,950. HUGH T. PECK.
Realtor, HE 4-6400.
Evening star., 1958-07-02

ASHTON AREA-Lg. custom-buili
brick rambler on . beautifully
landscapeu acre, 3 bedrms,, lg
liv rm., din. rm. and kit: base
board hot;watsF6 heat garage
snd snd,s4 ,e4Srport, Sao;g5o dL!AIdRD LAIRD B.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

GARRETT PARK-Briek rambler
. bedrooms. separate dining room
excellent kitchen. fun halemont
recreation room, storm windows
Level lot, On bus line. Assume q,
.oan. pslre, Slo.500. CAL EDW
H...SoNEs \ = co, NC, wo
Evening star., 1958-07-02

SILVER SPRING-spacious ram.
bier, completely air conditioned
just the home for hot summer; 9
twin-sized bedrms., 9 tile baths
all-elec, kit, lovely patio ano
yard. Priced to sell at S24 $50
CHESTER KELLER. WOODMOOH
AGENCY CORP, JU. 5-7100, 8
Evening star., 1958-07-02

conn. AVE. EsTs.I s4as dn-, nc
tached s.6edrm. rambler: carport;
lge. fenced lot: tiled bsmt.; as.
sumo 4IhS loan. 10. 5-374O,
eVes 10. b-O4O7
Evening star., 1958-07-02

g1BO DOWN-FHA terms on this
modernistle Cape COD hayinG 4
bedrmay 2 baths, kit, nice lot
with shrubs and flowers. Total
price, Slb,e00, Cal Ju b-422e
~ . pm. LAWRENCE v. LUTEs
Evening star., 1958-07-02

LAND in an area Of fine homes
rms. den. ga baths, 32x17 liV
fully equip. kit. with eating space
full bsmt. An unusually attrac
home in q beeut. setting. Asking
S2R,950. For further details. cal
THE DARBY Co, Exclusive agents
IA 6-0303 0ficR oren q ftfI q
Evening star., 1958-07-02

kENWOOD AHA, Tulip Park-A
community community o. ,,e ,deistinstiysly styled
on Mass ave. extended. prieed
under $50. 600. They ofier 4 bed
rms. 2 full baths, SEP, din. rm..
lge. breakfast rm.. daylight recre-
alton rIn.. Dlns game room, lge.
Ho9odea H9 s s loIs; tn pm BErHEs-
Evening star., 1958-07-02

BkTHESDA-Handsome brick CO,
Tns & fuii f Bsmt n.nSSlRSSc ssrase: bssSti, Tsd.
ful shaded yard; S21 900. A. v
= PISANI; Realtors, OIL. 4-75O0
Evening star., 1958-07-02
THE LONG
HOT SUMMER

Wont bother you and your family
II you buy this beautiful 3-bedrfl !,
a-bath split-level completely air
conditioned. Lovely level lot spa
kitchen; excellent condition. Priced
sos $50
Evening star., 1958-07-02

s. S., st. John area-3-bedrm and
den brick rambler: large liv. and
rec, rm. with firepls., GE kit.
OWNER, 10. 5-S330.
SILVER SPRING-Wonderful red
bFk. Colonial built in 1850 and
situated on lovely Ice. corner lot.
This flne home contains 3 bedrms
den, lge. paneled rec. rm., sep
iiv. rm. and din. rm. Priced al
only Sl7,500; FHA applied for
DISTRICT-MARYLAND REALTY
INC, EN-. 2-S206: ewes, OIL. .
Evening star., 1958-07-02

OLENWOOD-hEIH - Whit
brick Colonial lust redec,
bedrms., 2 baths. porch, earage
full bsIlt., wooded lot. see 500
SSNAenutL SNe ~. & E.yiSS isSooltKIiYo l,IiY OF ND
Evening star., 1958-07-02
RETHRspA-Honeymoon rambler:

BETHESDA-New 8 and : bedrm
homes, rec. rm.. GAr.. ige. lots
Priced In mid-s0s Excel. finance
ROBERT 3. HALL OIL. 2-3250,
ewes, Oh. A-b2sQ.
Evening star., 1958-07-02

BETHESDA, EDGEMOOR-corner
brick; ) bedrooms, 4 baths. den,
paneled family room; private ele-
Vator. larse. Level lot: ideal fol
s doctor. REALIST1NGS CORP, OIL.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Gov. Boggs Proclairr1s
Delaware Day Dec. Z

Continued from page one)
after careful study of the d5cu-
ment previously adopted at Phila-
delphia on September 10, 1887,
voted unanimously to ratify the
proposed Federal Constitution He
referred to the Constitution as
rules for law and order which
have proved the most workable and
democratic anywhere in the
world"
Some years ago, Governor Boggs
appointed a Delaware Day Com
mission, headed by DR.. Harry v.
Holloway, of Dover; this Commits
sion is currently urging the states
many organizations to sponsor
Delaware Day observances in their
respective communities. A new
pamphlet on Delaware Day. pre-
pared by Dr. Holloway, will soon
be available for distribution
through the State Development
Department.
The Delaware Day proclama-
ton follows:
WHEREAS, Delawareans are
proud of their heritage and the part
their forefathers played in setting
the cornerstone for this great Re-
public on December Z, 1887; and
WHEREAS, the thirty members
of a special constitutional conven-
ton meeting in Dover, after thor
oughly studying this document,
adopted in Philadelphia on Septem-
Der Is, 1881, did not hesitate to
vote unanimously to ratify these
rules for law and order which have
proved the most workable and
democratic anywhere in the world; ;
and
WHEREAS, we have so many
newcomers in the ate that it is
incumbent for us td%impress upon
them the historic role which our
people played III years ago, SO we
make sure they understand the full
significance of our proud title of
First State; and
WHEREAS, under the unity of
this document our nation has al
ways been able to ward off those
who would try to impose their will
upon us through aggressive action
or otherwise, now
THEREFORE,, I, j. CALEB
BOGGS, Governor of the State of
Delaware, do hereby set aside and
declare Sunday, December 1868
as
DELAWARE DAY
On this day I urge that we take
new interest, not only in our his
toric background, but give serious
thought to the part we must play
to insure healthy and progressive
future for our beloved Delaware.
Let us on this occasion display
our national and state emblems;
have prayers said in our Houses
of Worship; recall our glorious
past in schools and civic meetings
and finally pledge to work together
toward that goal for which we all
strive-a happy home-a happy
Community-and a nation, under
God, at peace with the rest of the
world
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
jury List Has Been
Selected In Sussex
,(continued from page onel

s(continued from page one)
Fifth Representative District:
Mrs. Wilma n. Faulkner, Mrs.
Daisey Hamell, Harold ID. Phillips,
John Wright, Silas j. Lewis, sup
Elemental list.
Sixth Representative District:
Lula Tingle, G. Harvey Tingle,
Hazel Mears, Charles n. Elliott,
Layton Thoroughbred, supplement
tai list
Seventh Representative District:
William E. Bunting, Virginia L.
Law, Elisha Hickman, with Joshua
Murray, supplemental list.
Eighth Representative District:
Earl McIlvaine, Mrs. Senara Hast
ings, N. Benjamin Dorey, with a
supplemental list consisting of
Chief Charles Clark, Mrs. Mar
garet Franklin, William B. john
son.
Ninth Representative District:
Edward Booth, Martin o. Carey,
Herbert E. Barr, and Warren O..
Pettyjohn and Edward B. Green
on the supplemental list
Tenth Representative District:
Chester Birmingham, A. Nelson
SiiIs, Mrs. Carolyn Lynch, Mrs.
Evadne Kemper, Edwin F. Wilson,
supplementary list.
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
State Represented
At West Point Meet


continued from page onel
Military Academy.
Highlights of their three-day
stay at West Point were briefings
on the academic, military training,
leadership, and physical education
programs; lunch with the cadets in
Washington Hall where the entire
Corp of $500 men eat at the
same time; and tour of the facili-
ties, including visits to classrooms
and laboratories.
Delegates from seven national
and regional groups and the state
education associations of Delaware,
Illinois, o w a, Massachusetts,
Michigan, New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania. Wisconsin and Wyo-
ming attended.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
GROWING PRACTICE

WINNIPEG Up Artificial in
semination has done much to i'm
prove Manitoba cattle, especially
in dairying herds, says provin-
cial livestock report. Last year
9,736 cows were disseminated at
nine centers, a 26-percent increase
over the previous year. Three new
units were established this year.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Herd Improvement
Group Makes Report
lcontinued from Gage onel


The five highest producing cows
for total butterfat production were
owned by: S. r. Hill, Blossom,
1886 lbs. fat; Tull Bros, Seaford,
No. 342, 83.6 lbs. fat; S. r. Hill,
Bessie, No. 82.8, lbs. fat; Alden
Short, No. 81, 794 lbs. fat; and
William c. Hudson, Blackie, with
TIA pounds fat.
The highest producing cows for
total milk production were owned
by: Tull Bros, No. 342, 2090 pounds
milk; Alden Short, No. "a, 209O
pounds milk; S. r. Hill, Bessie,
2020 pounds milk, Alden Short, No.
A., 1910 pounds milk, and Homer
Bryan, Lewes, No. Is, with 1860
pounds milk.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Braun's Giving Big
Dollars I'm Change

continued from page one)
down the Shore as Pocomoke City
told us she had been given one OF
the silver dollars in change while
making a purchase there. I'm sure
it came from Brauns in George
town
The Brauns stores, In marking
their 25th anniversary, are giving
away a 1859 Chevrolet car. All .
person need to do to qualify for
winning the car is to go TO one OF
three Brauns stores and register
his or her name and address. The
drawing for the car will be made
on some yet to be set date in De-
cember.
X%
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
TOO CUTE

TOLEDO, Ohio (P)-Police oblig-
ed after 19-year-old Mrs. Patricia
Parent of Detroit, arrested for
speeding, told them
Don't give me a break I'm so
cute police keep letting me go.
I'm afraid l might have a serious
accident"
Two patrolmen took her before
a municipal judge who fined her
$23.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Blue Cross Reduces
Initial Payment
CONTINUED from page one)

ENUAtEfENEU ANOHA U0EE UAGJ
pitalizatiOn insurance
Full information on Blue Cross
Blue Shield for both group and
non-group members may be OBJ
tanned at the offices of The Del
aware Blue Cross-Blue Shield, at
908 West Street; Wilmington; A
North Walnut Street, Milford; and
429 Phillips Street, Seaford.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

Invention of gloves was probably
first reported in Homer's Odyssey
where he describes peasant clothes
as having long sleeves over his
hands by reason of the brambles."
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-15
Watch For The
Poppy Ladies

Watch for the lady with the
red poppies to sell. You will find
her over at the corner, down by
the shopping center, where you
get off and on the bus d.
starting Wednesday evening,
May 21st.
Mrs. Fred Jackson, chairman
of the East Cleveland Post No.
1853 American Legion Poppy
Committee, announces t h t
everything is in readiness. The
poppies are in the trays and the
assignment Of territory to the
little army Of saleswomen, has
been made. A number of the
young girls in the Auxiliary
family will also be ready to
trade and exchange a poppy for
the wearer's contribution.
distributing poppies is a
loving task for these volun-
teers" states Mrs. Jackson. We
trust the public will respond
with patriotic spirit that will
have every citizen wearing a
poppy during Memorial Day
season in memory Of those who
died for our beloved America"
Also, adds the chairman" the
proceeds bSing cheer to the dis
abled veterans at the SanduskyI
hospital who have made the me-
mento blossoms"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-15
With Compliments
Of Your Police

"Compliments of the East
Cleveland Police Department"
is the notation on a neat vaca-
tion folder being distributed by
the department. On one side of
this friendly gesture of good
will is shown road map of the
United States. On the other side
are shown, in color, the auto
mobile license plates of the 4S
states, the two territories and
the commonwealth of Puerto
Rico, plus the plates Of the
provinces of our neighbor to
the north, Canada.
Tucked away in one corner is
a Formula for A Safe Vaca-
tion Trip" prescribed by Chief
of Police H. S. Weaver, and
reading as follows:
"Plan your trip well. Don't
try to cover too much ground
in short time. Don't make a
tight schedule. Allow for a good
nights sleep each night. If pos
sible, drive only during daylight
hours. About 800 miles a day is
reasonable. Learn the laws of
the states through which you
pass.
Multiply the number of your
vacation days by 100 miles.
Your answer is the maximum
one-way distance you should
plan for that vacation trip.
Remember - you want to get
hack"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-15

Cleanup Chairman Thomas
Murry is well pleased with the
public's response to the Clean
up Campaign. He reports, from
jaunts about town, that many
places of business and show
cleanup in fresh paint, scrubbed
walls and ceilings, and 6 gen.
eral ridding up of displays, etc.
AS for yards, Mr.. Murry
says the general appearance is
most satisfactory, despite the
still neglected spots here and
there.
The Cleanup Chairman again
reminds: "This Cleanup is a
52-week job and to keep East
Cleveland neat and clean, we
must be continually at it."
East Cleveland rubbish pick
ups are near staggering" COM
mented Street Superintendent
Harold Green when asked how
the pick-ups are coming along
in this cleanup campaign.
"To accommodate the citi-
zens, we have been taking some
things we do not ordinarily haul
for them," said Green, "such
stuff as old lumber cleared out
from under porch, and other
left overs from home repair
Jobs"
Mr.. Green reports there
seems to be more than the usual
moving about this spring, and
moving time always means
heavier loads. And often, it's
the family moving in that
empties the cellars Of old fruit
Jars and all other kinds of dis
carded household left behind by
the vacating family.
The Salvation Army reports
a record pickup Of more than
$4,000 pounds of discarded house
hold items in their special one
day Cleanup pickup last Satur-
day. This equals IA fully loaded
trucks.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-15
Litter Costs
You Money

'You throw away your money
if you drop litter on the
Streets" Service Department
Head Joseph Henry said today.
Every piece of trash thrown
into the street or on the side
walk means unnecessary work
for city employees. This costs
money. 1t also delays getting to
the necessary chores that bene-
fit all the citizens.
use trash containers" urges
Henry. son the streets use the
waste boxes TO be found at in
tersections and in shopping
centers. In the car use a litter
bag.
Don't let your tax dollars
fall in the street. Instead put
them to work for you.
IF everyone co-operates, our
men can do a more constructive
work, resulting in better and
more beautiful streets. Clean up
now and keep East Cleveland
litter free all year round"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-15
Tax Collection
Opens tuesday

The real estate tax collection
for the last half Of 1857 will
open on May Goth and will close
on June goth, 1858. That is the
earliest that this office has
closed a second half collection
in the last thirty years. June
goth is the statutory date for
closing the second half real
estate tax collection.
"Since the collection will close
considerably earlier than usual,
we are attempting to give the
closing date little more than
the usual amount Of publicity
in order that the tax-paying
public will be properly in
formed" said Frank NJ. Bren-
nan, County Treasurer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-15
Shaw Registers
First 2-Straight


For the second time this year,
and the first in their baseball
history, Shaw defeated Lake
wood 81 Monday. This de-
lighted the team and coaches
because Lakewood has long
since been one of the toughest
rivals in this sport. 1t all hap
pened in the first inning when
with Al Thompson on third and
Dick Barby on second, Peterson
sent a long sacrifice fly to
center field. Both runners
crossed the plate and scored on
the fly. Shaw had two hits,
three runs and no errors while
Lakewood he'd one run, three
hits and three errors.
Hey everybody! Don't forget
the Sports Splurge tomorrow,
Friday, May 10Th. 1t starts at
500 with the girls Yale-Har-
ward volleyball game, and then
everyone is free to play his
favorite sport.
Dancing starts at 1000 so
it's a 2 in l evening.
Just bring 25c and your ten
mis- shoes, and you'll have a
great time.