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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Y Appeals To
Families For
Memberships

Here's Y The Friendly
Association That Has Every
thing" - this is the rallying
cry of more than 700 workers
representing the 20 branch
YMCA's serving Greater Cleve-
landers. With these words, they
begin the Y's first countrywide
participating enrolment effort
in more than 20 years.
The enrolment drive opened
September 22nd and ends on
October 9Th.
With bran he's stretching
from Berea on the southwest to
Euclid on the northeast, the Y
is going on record as the place
''for you, for your family, for
your friends :"
"The old idea that the Y r,
just for youngsters is no longer
valid" says Robert H. Snyder,
general chairman Of the Y's
city-wide membership enroll
ment effort and president of
the Cleveland Pepsi-Cola Bot
tling Company.
with it's ten new buildings
open for business the Y has
nearly Is million dollars in IA
cilities now operating in Cuya-
hoga County, and has program
and activities for boys, girls,
men and women" he continued.
"In this enrolment effort
we're particularly interested in
attracting new men members to
the varied program activities
designed for them at the Y"
Snyder said.
Shooting for more than 1000
new participating members
around the county, the work
ers will be backed up by press,
radio and television blurbs de-
scribing the Y's up-to-date
plants and program.
"It's reasonable, it's season.
able" says Snyder, borrowing
again from an enrolment slo-
gan, Here's Y YOU should join
the Y today!"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25

"Registration begins at
home" might we'll be the title
of the accompanying picture
of Mrs. John Tauch, 1886 STAN
wood rd., registering for the
first time on September 18th at
East Cleveland's fire station
No. /.
Mrs. Ernest Tauch, Voters
Service chairman Of the League
of Women Voters Of East
Cleveland, headed the commit
tee which since early August
has been working to get new
ly-come-of-age voters regis
tered prior to this falls cleo
ton. Two hundred letters were
sent to Shaw graduates who
either had reached or would
Defore the November election,
hat important 21st birthday.
"The right to vote is your
privilege and your responsible
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25

there are the Promenaders
Square Dance Club on the frs
Saturday of the month; the
Swinging Squares and the Boot:
and Calicoes on Wednesdays.
The Co-eds, one of the mos
popular young adult groups
plans its own fun for theil
first and third Friday get-to.
Igethers.
Informal Education classes
for both men and women Offer
Spanish, Italian, Home Me
chanics, bridge, leather Graf
and Parents Workshop.
The usual basketball ant
bowling leagues continue to b,
sponsored.
Mothers Of Y Boys shoulC
look into the Y Mothers Clut
and former Y boys, now grown
would do we'll to drop in some
Thursday for a Y's Mems Clul
session. The Mastersingers fill
the air on Thursday.
A full membership include:
the Gym-Swim program. 1t i:
needed to enroll in any clas:
but the social events are only
So a year membership. Boys
to IA pay So; the Is to II, SO
liz and over $12 a year.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Big Ten Game
Is Underway

A spirited Big Ten game is
underway at the East Cleveland
YMCA. While their elders seek
to bring in 120 new men to use
the Y facilities, the boys are
out, each one to bring in a pal
For every buddy signed up, the
boy advances his team 10 yards
toward the goal post. Two new
members brings an award OF
YMCA T-shirt.
In the meanwhile the grown.
ups are working against the
September 29th deadline when
their first Participating Mem
ber report must be made.
At the Y house in East Cleve.
land Monday night 154 YIN per.
sonnel from the East Side heard
Rev. Peter McCauley tell them
that the YIN is the best organi-
zation in Greater Cleveland. He
emphasized their responsibility
to share it's facilities with their
associates still not participating
in what the Y has to offer.
VIM. Cleland is heading ur
the East Cleveland campaign.
Curtis Lee Smith presided
General Chairman E. V. Ras.
mussen also spoke. Bruce Nc
Laughlin of the Student Union
gave the invocation and Arthur
Brubaker led the group singing
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Superior Sing
AT Forest Hill
Park tuesday

Feeling slightly Y nostalgia
these first Fall days? Then
why not welcome in the New
School Year with those other
lucky Superior families at the
annual Family Sing Night az
the Fire Circle, Forest Hills
Park, on September 29th? If it
rains we will have just as good
time in the PTA room-we
did last yearl
All you'll need TO enjoy your
self-and perhaps make a few
new friends-is TO get into
some comfortable, warm clothes
grab a flashlight and a blan-
ket, pack up the children-the
more the merrier-and sound
your GA" If you're not in voice
your son will be-under the
spirited leadership Of Miss
Janice Conklin, elementary su-
pervisor of music. With the
ever-popular accompaniment of
South Euclid's Mr.. Anthony Pa
lermo-you will soon forget you
were sorry to see summer go.
There may be a slight chill
in the air-but a bonfire and
hand-clapping together so you'll
soon warm up if you remember
to become a part of the hilarious
fire-lit circle at the Superior
Family Sing, September 30th,
7:00-S:15.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25

Based on the policy of "This
is to be working board, the
East Cleveland Branch Ameri-
can Red Cross is looking for
ward to a busy year. "This is
to be a working board" an
nounced the new chairman, Mrs,
Fred H. Cnorman, 1862 Oak
hill rd. as she contacted board
members whose terms were ex-
piring, and new members to
complete the board personnel.
Serving as.vice chairman will
be Mrs. William Nj. Osborne, jr.,
of 1900 Oakhill rd., and Mrs
Kenneth Watkins, 14641 Savan-
nah ave., is secretary.
Mrs. Coztanze Dorrucci, of
East Cleveland YWCA and Mr..
Thomas E. Dunstan, jr. 1890
East 145th st. make up the
executive committee.
Board members are:
Retiring in 1859: Mrs. Charles
R. Furston, 14314 Elm ave.;
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
BROUGHT Out New Voters

ty. How you vote is your own
business. But unless you have
registered by September oath,
you won't be voting at all" the
letter said in part.
In addition TO Mrs. Tauch az
chairman, the committee men,
bers were Mrs. William Kutch-
er, Mrs. Raymond Nausner, and
Mrs. Edward Schneider. Check
ing the list Of Shaw graduates
for current addresses, married
names, and age were three
young people who will be in
the "new voters" group them
selves this fall-Judy Wachter,
Russell Krinsky, and Phyllis
Meyer.
A regular part of the
Leagues service to East
Cleveland, this welcome and
reminder to new voters has
been carried ,on for the past
several years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25

them Individually takes into
her own homeland as with the
women in the home, so with
your Women's Board, it has
been a labor of love nat paid
for in dollars. 1t has been
priceless"
In Mr.. knights opinion, a
Women's Board should be left
quite free to determine what
it wants to do and what it
ought to do to further the OBJ
jectives of it's existance.
Commenting on the impor-
tance Of fund raising, Mr..
Knight said that the imagin-
alton and resourcefulness back
of all the boards activities,
not only in fund raising, con-
tinues to be a source of amaze
ment. He expressed the hope
that this would go on forever
Money" he said, may be the
root of all evil under some
circumstances, but when il
comes to building hospitals, it
is the Aladdin's Lamp with
out which nothing happens.
Mr.. knight suggested that ii
would be a most salutary in
novation if the officers of the
Women's Board would make a
report at least annually to the
hospital board, of it's activities,
proposals and recommends
| tions.
81 have an idea" he said,
"that you ladies can tell the
trustees a lot of things which
would be good for our hospital
if we would just give you a
chance, and that's what | pro-
pose to do" He indicated
that a similar suggestion will
be made to Junior Board.
Referring to responsibilities in
the area of public relations
Mr.. Kight held that this is
the task and duty of everyone
who has any connection what
soever with the hospital-each
and everyone in his own special
field of activity performing his
duties in such a way as to al
ways promote the finest of
public relations.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
|Windermere
Methodist
Host To 400

Four hundred woman from
the fifty one M e t h o d i S
Churches in Cleveland Distric
will gather at Windermer'
Methodist Church tomorrow
September Goth, for the fal
District meeting of the Wo
mans Society of Christian Serv
ice.
The all-day meeting will opel
at 1915 a. m. with busines!
session presided over by Mrs
VIM. A. Newcomb, Distric
President. The invocation vii
be given by the Rev. Thurman
F. Alexander, pastor at Winder
mere, and greetings will be ex
tended by Mrs. VIM. Cameron
local WSCS president.
The final hour of the morn
ing will be devoted to clinic:
conducted by district officer
for all corresponding officers o.
local societies. In these train
ing groups officers will receive
information which will be help
full to them in the conduct o.
the many departments Of tht
WSCS work.
District officers from thi.
area who will be conducting
clinics are Mrs. E. A. Peysha
District Secretary of Suppl!
Work from the Church of th'
Cross; Mrs. Jos. Sweeder, Dis
trict Secretary of Literature
and Publications, East Shore
Methodist Church; Mrs. Home
c. Alexander, District Secretary
of Missionary and Service
Windermere Methodist; Mrs
Carroll H. Lewis, wife of th'
Cleveland District Superintend
ent is honorary vice president.
Luncheon will be served b!
the Windermere ladies under
the direction of Mrs. Rober
LaTurner.
The afternoon program ses
sion at 1870 will be high-lightet
by. an address by Mrs. ALFRED
B. Bonds, jr. wife of the pres
ident of Baldwin Wallace Col
lege. Mrs. Bonds who lived fol
several years in the Middle
East, will have as her topic
christianity Goes Home. Tht
offering will be directed to the
WSCS social-evangelistic worl
in Algeriers where Miss Nancy
Blake of Lakewood is complet
ing a three and one half year
period of service.
Soloist will be Marion Dole!
Davis and organist Rita Georgs
True.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
CALL NEWS
to
pO. 1873
'Kiwaniis Gets
To Work On
Talent Show

It's getting along about the
time, folks. Time to start sign
ing in for additions for a spot
on the 1858 Kiwanis Talent
Show. Friday, November 21st is
the date for this glamorous ar
ray Of home town youth talent.
Once again, Kirk Stage is the
setting.
Chairman for the 1858 pro-
duction is Kenneth r. Vermil-
lion, principal of Chambers Ele-
mentary School, and a man well
versed in talent show business
through years of experience.
Mr.. Vermillion has been active
on practically every Talent
Show over the years.
Taking over the various
chairmanships for this Novem-
Der extravaganza will be: Tai
enJ-CnarleS j. Russo; program
advertising-Robert G.. Lucas;
tickets-William H. Halliday;
patrons-James Bateman.
Singers, d a nc s, acrobats,
skaters, singly singers or in
groups, are asked to start get
ting in trim, ready to sign in
for an addition, at a date to be
announced by Chairman Russo.
Any boy or girl attending an
East Cleveland school is eligi-
BILE. Every year the show gets
better. The 1853 should be the
best yet.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25

ar peanut sale baskets, teams of
Kirk students will man the
shopping centers and the Farm
ers Market this weekend. They
don't want to miss one single
peanut fan.
Goal of this annual partici-
patton in National Kids Day is
$700. With this money plus
about $500 they have earned
through concerts over period
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25

Of years, the Kirk musicians
hope to be able to provide new
risers for use on the stage. The
new ones are to be wide, with
room enough for player, music
rack and those larger instru-
ments, in comfort.
Risers now in use are the
narrow type, and a bit wobbly
after years Of use and moving
about, as risers must be moved
Heading the Kirk delegation
is Kenneth Williams, director
Of the Kirk band and orchestra
Kiwanis aids are the clubs
Boys and Girls Committee, Rob-
ert Kerr, Al Benjamin, Henry
Lyndall, Charles Hamilton ano
DR.. Orr Falls.
Quite naturally, there is nc
set price per bag. That is en-
tirely up to the purchaser
based on his willingness to CO.
operate in school project
where the students get out and
work, too.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Room For 30 More
For Sandusky Trip

Athletic Director Bob Louis
Of Shaw today announced that
there 10 room for 80 persons
for this weeks bus excursion
to Sandusky.
Interested students or adults
should call Mr.. 1euis at
GIL 1-1750 before loon on
Friday.
Close TO 400 are already
signed up and ready to make
the trip as morale boosters for
the Cardinales. Tariff is $3.50
students, S4.75 adults includ-
ing bus trip and game ticket.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25

The need Of a women's in
stinctive tuition. The need OF
bringing into a hospital that
sort of influence and atmos-
phere of loving kindness that G
woman brings into her owl
home. The same thing, in
tangible and tangible that wo-
men have been doing over the
years in the hospital as they
do in their home, a labor OF
love that is priceless.
This, in essence, is the an
swer of Arthur c. Knight
chairman Of the board al
Huron Road Hospital to the
question: "Why a women's
Board in a hospital" put tc
him by that group at Huron
Road. Mr.. Knight gave his
answer at their Women's
September Board meeting or
Monday.
Everyone, Mr.. Knight said
"instinctively realizes that nc
hospital, large or small, would
be complete without a women's
Board-and here at Huron, we
have two.
"The members Of a wamen's
board, collectively, brings into
hospital much the same sort
of influences and atmosphere
of loving kindness that each OF
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Name Chairman
For COPS Fund
Drive In City

Russell E. Beal and Clifford
P. James have been appointed
East Cleveland chairman and
co-chairman for the United Re-
publican Neighbor-to-N -Neighbo,
campaign according to David R
Forrest, Cuyahoga County
chairman.
Funds raised locally will be
apportioned for county, state
and national needs by the Ohio
Republican Committee of which
Courtney Burton is chairman.
Mr.. Beal announced that cap.
tains and workers are now be.
ing enlisted for the door-to-
door canvass for funds anC
voter support to begin Septem.
Der 30th. The Kickoff" meeting
for East Cleveland will be hello
at Chambers School on Monday
September 29th at 7:30 pm
All workers in East Cleveland
will join in this meeting where
instructions and workers kits
will be issued.
"This house-to-house canvas:
hase a four-fold purpose" il
was stated according to Co
Chairmen Beal and James.
1. We are enlarging and ex
panding the annual canvas!
started in 1856 for voter and fl
nancial support from the maxi
mum number of men anC
women.
2. We aim to carry the prin
ciples and detectives of the Re,
publican Party into every home
8. Through this broad cover
age we shall find and urge elig.
ible non-voters to vote.
4. We shall give every citizer
the opportunity to contribute t.
the support of the party and it..
candidates.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
National
Award For
City Court

East Cleveland is about tc
receive it's sixth traffic safety
award Of the year. This latest
honor is being made by the
American Bar Association and
is to be presented to the Honor
able Stanton Adams as judge
of the East Cleveland Municipal
Cocrt. 1t is based on the find
ings of the associations inven-
tory of traffic courts across the
nation.
Initial announcement of this
achievement recognition in the
city's all-out traffic safety pro-
gram comes by way of a letter
from Albert S. Houghton, chair
man of the American Bar Asso-
ciation's special committee or
Traffic Court Safety programs
Mr.. Houghton states that award
is in recognition of the activi-
ties and progress made by the
East Cleveland Municipal Court
in many phases, including Trial
Procedure, Court Personnel, Ad-
ministration, Environment and
Observation-Disclosures as re-
vealed by the American Bar AS
sociations annual traffic court
inventory.
Copies Of the letter were
sent to Norman w. Townsend,
who as president of the City
Commission holds the rank OF
Mayor, and to the Chief of Pol
ice, H. S. Weaver.
City officials are planning for
a proper ceremony when the
plaque yet to be received, is
presented to Judge Adams.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
T H | 3
N
T H A I
In East Cleveland

After a summer of rain, here
IS hoping that October will live
up to it's name of golden days
With the clock still on daylight
saving time, there will be long
err afternoons and early eve
nings in which to enjoy Octo-
Der.
Open House is the order OF
the day in practically every
school during this part of the
first semester. It's a wise par
ent who takes this opportunity
to become acquainted with the
school, it's faculty, it's program
and it's pupils who are the
school mates Of their children.
And it's mighty interesting to
talk SCHOOL with other par
ents. Watch for your school
Open House and be there.
Election Board officials report
a peak registration this year.
One wonders why, in a land
where every citizen may vote
exactly as he desires on every
issue on the ballot, there should
ever be a time when registra-
ton is anywhere but at peak.
East Cleveland students do
rot sit idly by and expect the
public to provide the few neces-
sites which school boards may
not buy. No stree. They help.
Remember this on Friday after
noon and Saturday morning
when Kirk Students offer you
a bag of peanuts. The profit
goes to the Band Orchestra
Riser Fund.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Buy Peanuts Help Boys And Girls

Kirk Jr. High School students
are hoping that everyone in
East Cleveland is hungry for
peanuts and they satisfy
this hunger by buying the de-
lectable nuts from them Friday
afternoon and Saturday morn
ing.
Wearing the familiar XII
wants National Kids Day hats
and carrying the equally famili-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Okeh Zone Change

At a rare zone item on the
agenda" meeting, the Eas1
Cleveland City Commission
Tuesday evening approved {
recommendation of the Zonine
Board of Appeals.
1t will permit DR.. S. A. For
man to establish a dental office
at 1884 Noble rd., in a u
department. zone) adjacent to :
U3 (retail) zone. The approve
limits the use of this particula
person and business, only. Am
pie rear lot parking is provided
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Carran Is Back

City Manager Chas A. Car
ran has returned to his desk
at City Hall following an i'll
ness. During his convalescense
he has attended to municipal
affairs from his home.
He was given a warm recep-
tion when he appeared at the
City Commission meeting Tues
day evening.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Dance Friday

The Philomene Club of ST.
Philomena's Parish will present
its Fourth Anniversary Dance
on Friday, September 26th from
9 100 to 100 at Shaker Lee Hall
located at 3946 Lee I'd. Music
will be furnished by the Har-
mony Kings and tickets can be
purchased at the door for SIPS
For further information con-
tact Betty McKenna, dance
committee chairman, c E d a l
! 1-3677.
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4-The Jane Wymea Show.
20. Henry Playhouse. Ploy.

~
"Hlockiock 6orooines. Gambling
eouses o lowyer 10 lose his proc
tiee, his reputation and his honor.
Thomos Mitchell.
100
4-News and Loeol News.
Honkness. Word.
5-EleveR o'Cloek Movie.
IA Hours. Blood on the Moon"
le4s. Bcrboso Bel Ge6des, Rob-
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7-News. WeotheF. Sports.
McCoffrey. Allen. Pickett.
9-News. Weothes. Spots.
Richords. DouoIos. Doniels.
Has
4-Weothes. Sports.
Ssrinoer. Simpson.
9-The lote Show. Movie.
Ia Hours. "ssrcncs Gorge"
1910. Eight desperodoes Escape
from o penol colony in South
America. Clark Gobls. Joon
Cro~tord.
li:20
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
"eost OF the River" 1910. TIE
story OF the lives Of two boys
roised in the streets Of New
Works ltollon Enst Side section.
John Gorfield, Williom LundIcon.
1l:2S
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
1850
4-Tonisht. Jock Poor.
100
4-InspiFosion.
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9-Meditofion. Weather.
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Program Listinss

$500
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Shadow Of Doubt" Zorro sus-
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The Dork Horse" A political
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Dovid Jonssen, Frances Mercer.
$50
4-Drosnet. Jock Webb.
5.Confidentiai File.
"ES- Con" Paul coosss reports.
1.-The Real MeCoys. Comedy.
A photographer for naooozine
pays the Mecoys 500 10 soke
pictures OF their ronch, but Luke
GETS the impression thot he also
hos designs on kote In THE
Lody's Man"
9-Showev Of Stcrs. Color.
Guests: Tommy Sends, Joe Stof.
ford, Poul Weston, Cd Wynn.
Jack Benny will eneee the revue
and will participate In the
sketches and octs.
800
4-People's Choice. Comedy.
5-Wrestlins. Copitol Areno.
Z Houss.
7-Pet Boone Show. Variety.
Guest: Helen TroubeI.
$50
4-The Ford Show. Variety.
Guest: Vero Miles.
ITO Be Announced.
9-Pioyhouse 90. Dromo.
IA Hous. The Lost Man." A
mon beofs fontosiic ofudoe
ocoinst O whole town. Sterling
tioyden, Wallace Ford.
1000
4-RosemaFy Clooney Show.
Guest: louritz MeIehior.
7-Novy Log. Dromo.
"A Lonely Woteh." The drama
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JONES Todd. Robert crosson.
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EVENING


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Worren Harris. Moroon.
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6:45
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TOO
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7:i5
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7:30
4-Tie Toe Dough. Color.
The new nighttime edition OF the
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5-lf You Had q Million.
"Chotles Lomor Story" lReruns
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White eoole." Chief Spotted
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$50
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Hour. Western films.
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Clint ard Moe. Episode No, 9.
The Meeting OF the Pirotes."