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The Sidney herald., 1958-11-26
Lambert

The next PTA meeting will be
held on Tuesday, Dec. 9th at
8 pm. There will be reports
given on the recent School Board
meeting which was held in Bill
ings on Nov. ID and the Is and
attended by Mesdames Roland
Nevins and Erich Pust. Also on
the program will be music by a
group of local adult talent.
The Lambert Band Mothers
wish to express their %apprecia-
ton to all who helped make their
recent food sale a success. A
special thanks TO the Petrik
Implement for their cooperation
and use of their building.
Mrs. Henry Schultz expects to
spend this winter in Billings
where she has a small apartment
with her daughter and s~on-in-law,
the Wallace Does.
Word was received here on
Thursday of the passing away of
J. H. (Jake) jacobson at East
Helena. The JacobSons lived in
Lambert from 1927 until 1850.
The annual fall Rally Of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance
churches of this area will be held
in Lambert on Friday, Nov. 23th.
The Dan Heringers Of Harlem will
be present, besides two other
speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. bud McMorris
and children were dinner guests
at the Grant Burgess home on
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-26
Hay Creek

Dean Wheeler celebrated hi
birthday Sunday with Brendi
Prison, Christina Young, an<
Jerry Sundheim as guests.
Mrs. Sigurd Rude and girl.
stayed two days last week with
Mrs. Sigrd Rude Jr. in Fair
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Linde
attended a supper at the Trinity
Lutheran Church in Sidney on
Wednesday evening.
Jean Ann Hillman and Elaine
Henderson went to a special
meeting on recreation for All
Junior Leaders on Monday.
Gladys and Beulah Levno went
to Williston on Saturday.
Dave Rowand of Sidney was a
dinner guest at the s. w. Hender-
son nome on Wednesday.
Jean and Dick Hillman went to
the Can Do All Club at the Edam
home TO show conservation slides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Rude and
girls had Saturday dinner at the
home Of Mrs. Hanson and Mrs.
Gerday Stordahl in Fairview.
Wilma johnson was an over
night guest of Arlene Henderson
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Berndt
and family were dinner guests of
the Russell Berndt's in Sidney on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Berry, Mr..
and Mrs. William Panasuk, Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Sundheim, Lois
and Duane, Mrs. Nell Dore, Donna
Belle Dynneson, and Jim. ALLEN
were surprise house warming
guests for Mrs. Deva Allen on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Dore spent
Friday afternoon at the Berry
home. Several from our COM
munity attended the reception
held in their honor on Saturday
night.
Mrs. Henry Levno and Beulah
went to the Lutefisk supper in
Fairview on Friday night.
rita Hlllman was a guest of
Linda Danielson at a hay ride for
the Hay Creek Clodbusters All
Club last week.
Kendall Habedank was a din
ner guest at the S. w. Henderson
home on Sunday. He was home
for the week end from Bozeman.
Jean Hillman entered the Make
1t Yourself with Wool Contest at
Sidney and took first place in the
sub teen division. She won a pair
Of scissors and a compact.
Your reporter for December
Will be Madeline Linde.
Koffee kup Klub will be held
the home of Mae Berry on Dec.
B
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-26
Skaar-Squaw Gap

The W.M.F. met at the home OF
Mrs. Howard Wheeling on Thurs
day with all but one member pre-
sent. Borghild Folkvard gave the
lesson on the introduction to the
study of Ephesians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Myron
and Debby Of Spokane, Wash,
Mrs. Russell Myron and children,
Mrs. Dave Albin and Mrs. Henry
Miller Of Sidney were dinner
guests at the Dean Brunsvold
home last Monday.
Mrs. Ted Folkvard attended the
Mother and Daughter Tea at the
Sidney High School on Wednes-
day evening.
Bert Chase Of Fairview was a
business caller at Joe Wheelings
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lee and
daughter Jackie and Robert Lee
OF Carpio, N. Oak. were Saturday
visitors at the Joe Wheeling
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Folkvard and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf
Folkvard and family were among
those from this area attending the
lutefisk supper in Fairview OF
Friday.
Joe Wheeling attended the
Directors meeting in Watford City
on Friday, Nov. 21st.
Ruth Robertson and Gladys
Brunsvold were to a pre-nuptial
shower for Lynn Nuedick in
Beach last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Jones and
family of Wibaux were last Sun
day dinner guests at the Sig
Skaar home.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-26
]. n. Jacobson
Dies In Helena

J. Fl. Jacobson (Jake), formerly
of Lambert, passed away on
Thursday, Nov. 20 at his home in
East Helena, Montana following a
year of illness.
Mr.. Jacobson was born in 1881
in Larvick, Norway. In 1908 he
came to the United States and
was engaged in carpentry at
Racine. Wisconsin before moving
to the present Richland County
area in 1908. In 1918 he was mar
ried TO Miss Emma C~hristianson
of Racine, Wisconsin. They farm
ed a homestead in the Enid4Lame
community until 1897 when they
moved to Lambert to enroll their
children in the local high school.
In 1851 they built a home in East
Helena so as to be closer to Her
bert who is an Archetect and lives
in Helena.
Jake was well known in both
Dawson and Richland counties as
a builder and contractor. He built
-+A~Af VI Tit AQ4dl SCliOO4 4iQllE
and homes in both counties.
A great gentleman, a fine
neighbor and friend, his passing
is a g~rievous loss.
The sympathy of the entire
community is extended to the
family.
Surviving besides his widow are
son Herbert L. Jacobson of
Helena, a daughter, Helen L.
Jacobson, a teacher in the Seattle,
washington schools, and a sister
and brother in Norway, and three
grandchildren.
The Rev. Nels H. Norbeck of
ST. Johns Lutheran church of
Helena officiated at the services.
lnterment was in the Forestvale
cemetery.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-26
Richey

80 AVA &.
held their November meeting a
the Verne Stoker home will
eighteen members present. Rol
call was answered with my
Special Thanks. Auxiliary mem.
bers each brought gifts for the
gift shop at the Veterans Hospita.
in Miles City. Mrs. Herman Vol
brecht gave a report on the Le-
gion convention held in Miles
City on October Goth. A special
talk on, Thanksgiving, was given
by Mrs. Stoker. Plans were made
to send cookies and candy for
Thanksgiving to the adopted boy
at the State Industrial School.
The song of the month 1T Is Well
With My Soul was sung by the
SextetS. HostesSes with Mrs.
Stoker were Mrs. Leon Cummings
and Mrs. Bill Colbert.
The Lloyd Eggum and NARROW
Eggum families travelled to Circle
Friday evening to attend a
Thanksgiving supper given by the
Circle Branch of the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Barns of
the North Country left Saturday
for the East where they will visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richey left
Friday for Nebraska where they
will visit relatives for a few
weeks and will go on to Arizona
to spend the winter.
Mrs. William Peterson of Helm
vile visited her mother, Mrs.
Rudolph Grobaski and brother
Mickey, also her sister Mrs. Edgar
Whitmer and family the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wirth are
rejoicing over the birth of a son,
on Nov. II. in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Culver
were weekend guests of the Rus
sell Culvers in Baker. They were
accompanied home by their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Russell
Culver and two grandsons Brett
and Bradley, who will visit here
over the Thanksgiving holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrl Nicholson
Of Fallon were ove night guests
Of his mother. Mrs. Jennie Mick
elson on Saturday.
Arnold Soft of Witcheta, Kan.
his sister and brother, Mrs.
P. GRADER and Bernard Soft
enroute home from Seattle, Wn.
On Saturday Mrs. GRADER and her
brother went to Glendive where
hey visited relatives over the
weekend. Mr.. Soft left for his
lome on Monday, while Mrs.
iraber remained for a longer
-isit.
The Harvest Baskets which
we're given away On Saturday
light by the VIEW. Auxiliary
we're received by Shiela Lear,
.ilburn Bahls and Bonnie Halver-
on.
Floyd Durfey received word of
he death Of his mother, Mrs.
,ouise Bates, at Port Orchard,
Vn., on Sunday. She had been in
i health for some time. She was
9 years old.
Miss Marlene Posey returned
.aturday from the Community
1emorial Hospital in Sidney
there she was a patient for three
avs with pneumonia.
Miss Karen Knudson, a nurse at
le St. Joseph's Hospital in Minot.
(. Oak. spent the weekend in
ichey with her parents, MIR. and
Irs. Harold Knudson.
Mrs. Mildred Wilhelm and
lildren left for Butte the later
art Of the week.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-26
AM. LEGION COMMANDER
COMMENDS SCHOOL BAND

The following letter was re-
ceived by the Sidney High School
Pep Band from A. j. Wiederrich,
commander of the Richland Post
No. IL of the American Legion:
"On behalf of the American
Legion Post No. II l would like
TO take this opportunity to thank
each one of you for your splendid
cooperation in helping to make
the Veterans Day program posi-
ble".
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-26

Saturday. The McMorris live in
Billings and came to Sidney last
week TO visit his father who has
been Ill at the local hospital.
There will be Thanksgiving Day
services at the Lutheran Church
at 9:30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

the SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Q. C
June ~. 1889
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-18

Tusk of Mammoth Found.
Further evidence of the crea-
lures that roamed chester In
prehistoric days was recently
found. The Russell Wengers had
gravel drawn from the East
Branch Of the Chagrin River and
put on their driveway. In tn e
gravel they found a piece of
Mammoth tusk. This is about Is
inches long and approximately
four inches across. 1t is the part
Of the tusk that joined the body
of the animal. 1t is very white,
brittle and looks like irovy. Ev-
identity the end had recently been
broken off as small particles
we're found in the driveway.
Chester Grange Christmas Pa
rty started with a picnic supper
at Z pm. on Tuesday night Dec.
9. A program by the children had
been arranged by the Lecturer,
Mrs. Lawrence Battles. The fol-
lowing children gave recitation.
David Mapes, "A Trick on San
ta"; Mary Helen Ranney, Buy
! ing Christmas Presents; puz-
zler", Thomas Ranney; "Happ-
lest Girl, Betsy LaMoreaux;
"Johnnies Gifts, Paul Ranney;
Yaro Sojka Jr. gave a reading,
when Father Carves the Duck
Sue Ellen Smith played two
clarinet solos, Indian Princess"
and Waltz Festival. " There was
] a ballet dance by Karen Mapes.
/ She was accompanied by t h e
mother, Mrs. Roland Mapes.
There were three vocal solos by
Laura LaMoreaux, "I'll be Ho-
me for Christmas Christmas
and White Christmas. She was
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
Nelson Pulsifier. A skit, Gay
Christmas Company" was pres
ented by Glenda and John Fresh
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-18

Chardon Savings Bank Company
at Hellreigels on Wednesday eve-
ming, were from Chester, NJ. G.
Patterson, Mrs. Kenneth Sperry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond, Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer Williamson
and Mrs. Howard Bond.
Robert Sojka, who is with the
U. S. armed forces In Germany,
writes of a very enjoyable two
weeks furlough spent In London.
He was there on Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs. John E. Davis and Mrs.
Robert Studinger were hostesses
at the dinner meeting of the Bap-
tist Ladies Aid on Wednesday.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ma
ry Green, Fairmount Road, New
bury, were held on Wednesday
at the Gordon Blowers Funeral
Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Battles who
are spending the winter in Eus-
It's, Florida, have the following
Post Office Box No. 1888. Mrs.
Maud Page, has sold her home
outside of Eustis and has bou-
ght home in town. Her number
and that of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
Page is Box 3O4, Eustis; Th e
Gerald Jacobs, also well known
here, have Box 1197, Eustis:
The H. A. Garrisons, who rec
emily moved from Chester now
have Kyle Road, Dorset, Ohio
as their address. DR.. and Mrs.
CT. Gilmore are at 854 Pine
wood Terrace, Falls C hur C h,
Virginia.
Some Chester people report
seeing Mrs. Douglas Strong on a
t. v. program on Tuesday. She
was with group of pre- school
PTA mothers from Chambers
school in Willoughby, of which
she is Secretary and Treasurer.
Mrs. Strong DOLORES Mills was
a former Chester girl.
Mrs. Roy Eddy is in st. Lukes
Hospital and was scheduled for
an operation there on Monday.
| Jane Stafford and Laura La
Moreaux will appear on VIEWS
T.V. program on Friday, Dec
ember 10, at 9 am. They will
] be singing with the Andrews
School for Girls Moral Club.
i Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs.
| Ella Summers accompanied Mrs.
John NJ. Davis to Jefferson and
Unionville on Sunday where they
| visited relatives.
Miss Alice LaMoreaux, forme-
4. rlly of Chester, who has been LII
at her home in Jefferson, is now
being cared for at the home oi
Mrs. Hilda Gagan in Cleveland
Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs.
Robert Randell attended the re-
cent meeting of the Tawanka
Club held in Chardon.
Also among the Chester d e eI
hunters in Pennsylvania were
Russell Wenger and Charles Ko.
, ebert.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-18

there on Nov. "a by Caesarean
section.
Christmas Eve Union Service
A Christmas Eve. Union Chu-
rch service will be held at the
Baptist Church at III pm. on
December "a. A musical pro-
gram will be presented. This
will include vocal and instrument
tai numbers, sacred and Christ
mas selections. The program Is
being arranged by Mrs. Tom E !.
Butz and Mrs. Samual D. Dav-
is.
Baptist Church News.
On December 81 at 10 am.
the children will present a Chr
istmas play, "The Light of a
Christmas Carol
At 7:30 the Youth Group will
present Christmas play, ITO
Have and to Give; To Give and
To Have" Following the progr-
am Santa will visit and pass out
treats.
Dec. % Carolers will meet at
the church at 7:30 pm. Refresh
ments will be served after car
oling.
RivervieW Church News
Dec. q at 7:3O pm. at h G
Church, Christmas program b y
the children.
Dec. % Carolers will start
from church at 7::30 pm. Re-
turn to George Myers home, on
Sperry Rd., at 1000 for refresh.
ments.
December "a A midnight
carol service will be held at the
church. This will start at II D.
m. and closes at midnight. The
new Hammond organ will be
used for this service.
| Dec. 27 Young people will
attend a Victors Through Christ
Christmas Rally at South Mad.
ison Community Church.
j Dec. % Young people will be
in charge of the evening service
at 7:30 pm.
il Dec. 20 Young peoples holi
| day banquet at Manor House.
Dec. 81 New Years Watcf
Night Service. There will b {
special music. This starts at 9:0(
pm. at the church and contin
ues through midnight.
\
Presbyterian Church News.
The Christ Presbyterian Chu
rch school Christmas program
by the children will be presented
at the Chester School on Decem
ber 81 from $50 to 1880 in th'
afternoon. This is in charge o
Mrs. Glenn Russell who is assis
ted by the church school teach
ers.
Chester News Briefs.
Attending the annual Christ
mas dinner party given by tn
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-18

ley, Laura and Mark LaMoreaux
All Joined in the singing of Chr
istmas carols, led by Mrs. Muir
ray LaMoreaux, accompanied
by Mrs. Pulsfier.
The tables were appropriately
decorated for Christmas and on
a side table was placed a small
Christmas tree. Around this tree
the exchange gifts among t h e
young people had been placed.
Santa Claus was represented
by Burly McCracken, who play
ed the part very well. Treats
were distributed to all. Prizes in
contests were won by Karen
Mapes and Mrs. J. j. Lyman.
Mrs. Lyman also won the spec
ial prize. A collection was taken
for gift to the Magnetic Springs
Foundation. The second Grange
meeting in December has been
cancelled.
Heir Ways
A son, Mark Allen, was born
in Womans Hospital on Decem-
ber Is to Mr.. and Mrs. Duane
Inkster, Opalacka Drive, Cheste-
rland. Donna Inskter is with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jer-
ry Inkster while her mother is
in tn ehospital.
Born December 8 at Cor e y
Hospital a son, Duane, Wiegh-
ing 10 pounds and four ounces to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clell Paullin Jr.
This is their third son. Their
names are Dennis, Dean a n d
Duane. Mr.. Paullin'S mother,
Mrs. CIell Paullin of Hartsgrove
is assisting In her sons h m c
at the present.
Mrs. Robert Werneke and dau-
ghter, Leanne Carol, returned
last week from Cleveland Clinic
Hospital. Leanne Carol was born
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-18
BY LENNAH BOND
Phone PARK 9-7016

High School Pageant
A pageant "The Alteration of
the Kings and Shepards" will be
presented in the new gymnas-
ium at 1:30 pm, on Friday Dec.
19. Mrs. Glenn Russell is direct
ing the production. A chorus of
10 voices will sing under the dir
ection of Paul Parmlee. T b e
high school orchestra, in charge
of Mr.. Stanton will make 1t S
first appearance.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-18
n E W S from { Il E S I E R

Mail Service
Post office hours all Of this
week will be from 8 am. o
$50 pm. On Sunday Dec. 81 the
Post Office will be open fr 20 m
8 a M to 4 pm. There will also
be delivery service on Dec. 81.
4
More Christmas Trees
Explorer Scouts Post 295 ann
ounce the sale Of Christmas
trees at Vorels Store. The trees
are Rega Pine in all sizes. They
are locally grown and fresh cut.
They solicit your patronage.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-11
Campus
Echoes

Dean Of Men Mylin H. Ross
of Ohio State University an
nounces that Dennis L. Gentle,
1882 Hartford ave. has been
pledged to Theta Kappa Phi.
Residents from the East
Cleveland area are participating
in the 44th annual Stunt Night
sponsored by Western Reserve
University's Flora Stone Mather
College on Wednesday, Decem-
Der 18th, at 8 p. m. in Cleveland
Public Music Hall.
The stunt with the greatest
originality, best stating and
presentation and with the most
class participants wins the sill
yer cup.
Following the show a formal
dance will be held at the Manger
Hotel and breakfast in Haydn
Hall on the campus will conclude
the nights festivities. E a t
Clevelanders participating are:
Freshman Class Stunt - Ber-
nice A. Clement, 1892 Elm
Ave., Josephine Louise Ditch
man, 14026 Terrace, Marilyn
Gest, 16035 Henley Rd., Phyllis
Adele Lang, 1853 Wayside Rd.,
Brenda Elizabeth Neff, 14O14
Glenside Rd., Astra Peterson,
1845 Rosemont Rd.
Sophomore Class Stunt
Elaine Vaughan Hooper, 14740
Euclid Ave., Mara Lee Jones,
1852 belmont Ave., Louise Ann
Mccarthy, 1884 Reyburn Rd.,
Janice Rose Rick, 1868 Rosalind
Ave., Judith Leah Simon, 1904
Rozelle Ave.
Junior Class Stunt - Barbara
Lee Hill, 1858 Euclid Ave,
June Ellen Kaufman, 1140 Carl
yon Rd.
Senior Class Stunt-Jane L.
Berger, 1925 Strathmore Ave.,
Margarita Delvigs, 1718 1-2
Strathmore Ave-, Sandara r.
Littman, 14110 Superior Ave-,
jeanne A. Schoen, 1647 Catalpa
Rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-11
Service Clubs

Four new names are on the
roster of the East Cleveland
Kiwanis Club, Willard Dunns,
Spencer Knapp, the Rev. Robert
H. Secrist and Ted Weber.
Mr.. Dunns is the Superinten-
dent of Building and Grounds
for the East Cleveland Board
of Education, succeeding to the
position following the resigna-
ton of Roy Nolff. The family,
including Mrs. Duns and son
Willard, jr. reside at 858 Roam
oke rd.
Mr.. Knapp is president Of the
Knapp Wire Fence Co. His
family includes Mrs. Knapp,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-11
|GE's Miniature
Lamp In Market

Development OF a radically
new type miniature lamp now
available for decorative pur-
poses has been announced at
Nela Park by General Electric's
Miniature Lamp Department.
Representing a new concept
in decorative lamps, it consists
of small one half inch glass
bubble, sealed around a coiled
filament, with two rigid pins
protruding as the base. Desig-
mated as the D-3 two-pin lamp,
it is available in five sparkling
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-11
VESPER SERVICE AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

On Sunday, December 18th
the Church choir of First Pres
byterian Church Of East Cleve
land will present a Christina
Vesper Service at 4:30 p. m
The choir will present, "Whel
The Christ Child Came" b!
Joseph w. Clokey. The soloist!
will be: Ruby Helfrich, sop
rama; Anne Rae Karn, alto; w
Carl Wehn, tenor; and Petel
Spetseris, bass. Mrs. Charlott.
Tanno will be the organist
with the full choir participat
ing in hits special service.
Directing the music is Mr.
Frank r. Helfrich.
Christmas Theme
For Church Circles
The circles of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service o1
the Windermere M e t h o d j s
Church will hold their Christ
mas meetings next week.
Evening circles will meet on
Tuesday, December 10th, at
500 p. m. Circle z will meet
with Mrs. Albert Gerlosky, 1896
Alvason ave.; Circle 8 will
meet with Mrs. Richard Hop
kins, 1865 Collamer; Circle 8
at the church; Circle 10 at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Giesel, 1861
Hampton Ave.
Day circles will meet for
luncheons on Wednesday, De-
cember II, at 1890. Hostess for
Circle 1 will be Mrs. Myron
Badger, 8S3 Caledonia ave.;
Circle 2 will meet with Mrs. Ly-
man Davidson, 1887 Knowles
ave.; Circle 3 will meet with
Mrs. H. G. Swaggard, 1861 East
blvd; Circle 4 will meet at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Rinear,
1910 lakewood Ave. for a pro-
gram by Mrs. Ethel Thompson;
and Circle 5 will meet with
Mrs. Wilbur Lawrence, 1877 E.
135th st.
A Christmas story, Christmas
songs and violin music will
make up the program for lunch
con meeting of the Musical Art
Society to be held Friday, De-
cember 18th in the home of Mrs.
Leota Cain, 1868 Stanwood Rd.
Mrs. George Blizel will be the
soloist, Mrs. Ruth Pattison will
relate the Yule story and all
will join in singing the carols.
The annual Christmas lunch
con planned for the East Cleve-
land Blue Star Mothers will be
held Wed, December 18th at IL
D. m. at the East Town Hotel,
1903 Euclid ave.
The program is one Of the
highlights in the clubs activities.
Twelve students, from Kirk Jr.
Highs 9th grade, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Ruth Honess,
will sing a variety Of poular and
Christmas songs includ-
ing many Christmas carols.
Reservations for the luncheon
must be in by Mon., December
18th. Call Mrs. Ray Genslow,
EV 2-25O4 or Mrs. Agnes Wood,
PO 1858.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-11

transparent colors-red, yellow,
blue, green, rose, and in clear
glass. The lamps lend them
selves well to trees, buildings,
wreaths, and centerpieces.
The lamps are designed to be
burned in strings Of 20 in series
from 110-125 volt circuits. They
have an indefinitely long burn
ing life. In addition, they can
also be operated in multiple
with appropriate sockets and
using 6 volt transformers. The
D-3 lamps can be used salts
factorily outdoors with weather.
proof equipment.
DON'T DELAY mail to-
day to assure delivery before
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-11
Douglas, IL, and Janice, IL, and
they live at GIG Nelaview I'd.

Douglas, IL, and Janice, IL, and
they live at 916 Nelaview rd.
"Ted" Weber is the North
east District Boy Scout Execu-
tive. The family, Mrs. Weber,
Daniel, ID, and Eileen Carol, IL,
make their home at 1853 Will
mar, South Euclid.
The Rev. Mr.. Secrist is pastor
Of Calvary Lutheran Church
and currently the president of
the East Cleveland Ministerial
Association. The Secrists have
three children, Tom, 5, Mark, 3
and Barbara, two months.
Current Junior Kiwanians are
Mario Gerhardt, 1920 Hastings
ave. and Herbert Alexander,
1854 Carlton rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-11
Churches

It's q Christmas dinner at
Nelson's tomorrow night as the
Mems Brotherhood of Calvary
Lutheran Church entertain
their wives at this pre-Christ-
mas party. A program in keep
ing with the season is being ar
ranged and reservations are
being taken by Stanford Smith.