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$10,500
Basement
$3.50 Down

A vell-cared-for lend" brick
row home conveniently =
located within walking dis
lance Of schools, buses and
shopping. Modern equipped
kitchen. 2 nice size bed
rooms; space for recreation
In the full basement. The
yard is Anchor fenced. The
home offers rear porch,
front awning and rear or
street parking. Call XII. s.
2320.
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H" Rambler
Brick Rancher

With center hail, 3 big bedrms., Q
baths. full bsmt., scr. porch. gar. /;
tB-acre wooded lot: $4,000.
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S17,500
Brick Rambler
Springfield

This new home features
Dashboard hot-water heat,
3 bedrooms. Ia baths, a
2l-ft. living room and q
modern, fully equipped
kitchen. The full basement
is walkout TO the beautiful
u -acre wooded lot. Can be
financed with only $1,000
down: conventional. Call
FL. $4,000.
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1877 Quaker Lane
Alexandria, virginia
King 1880
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$16,950
4 Bedrooms
Arlington

And within blocks Of buses.
schools and shopping. This
well-kept older home pro-
vides q living room with
fireplace, formal size dining
room. equipped 1S-ft. kitch-
en-, separate den; all bed.
rooms are good size; 2 full
baths. a full outside en-
trance basement with rec
reation room. Home Is COM
plete with = storm doors
and IL windows. Call ia.
10000.
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PALS CHURCH ARE .

sapeA L bSw THo KS p FsA NO
3-BEDRM RAMBLER, Sla,sSo
NJ. r. REYNOLDS q CO, INC.
JE. 4-4660
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
n lcoNIlNUIDl

ARLINGTON, N. country Clut
HlllS-Excel. iocatloni 3 bedrms,
sep. din: rm'' hsmt,, rec. rms 81
children; 90 minis. PsntaFon
4nss OF, By OWNER. $ls,b00
ARLINGTON HALL. iust short
s sals ir SRMp LEI f 4sTfis ~
it. Nv. nm, i4x14 din, rm., 3
"twin" bedrms,. 2 de luxe all
S liz FARE REcE SIgseSp SoSM p Sith
fireplace, super-duper kitchen,
S-TStS, METzLER. Realtors. After
Q pm, CIR, 3-2254.
prestige location
Finest house IN the area, never
offered for sale before. s7-foot
brick Colonial on 3Js5 acre
s CONGRESSIONAL ASSOCIATES
IA. a-370b ia. b-p02i
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$500 DOWN

Children can walk TO school. This
home has 3 bedrms., large living
I'm I'm se ki.ens s5v, FENCED rear ysrd
FHA contracts taken with low
monthly pymts.
IKE. $4,000 TIL 9
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$28,500
4-Level Split
Sleepy Hollow

A home lust 2 years COM
pleted, offering 29-ft. liv-
Ing room, separate dining
room, l5-ft. kitchen with
disposal and dishwasher. 3
bedrooms. . full baths up,
"a bath In full basement
with 2Sx90 finished recrea-
tion room, rear yard graced
with beautiful shade trees.
Call IA. 10000.
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S17,950
4 Bedrooms
2 Baths

This older home has plenty
to offer a large family. Com
plete with entrance foyer,
fireplace, separate living
room, 4 twin sized bedrooms,
. baths. recreation room and
2-car garage. II is situated
on 10Oxl32-ft. tree-studded
lot. Near bus, shopping.
churches and Bucknell Ele-
mentary School: this house
Is priced TO sell Only Sl,410
down, FLA. Call so. 81
500.
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HOUSES F0R SALIVA.
GOT IN-LAWSp

Here's q house TO solve ali your
problems (if you have any
There's a summer kitchen IN the
basement OF this home with un-
limited possibilities. Finished rec
room, play room and bedroom
down there too. plus u bath;
bedrooms and ell the rest up
winning pool There'S 4 huss
4. garden already planted that
grandpa can take care OF. Hot
water heat. s19,g50.
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HICKS
HOLMES RUN

Deslgned for gracious living, this
large brick rambler with large liv-
ing rrn. and fireplace, sep. dining
rm. and large bright kitchen, fully
ioes n Close, snsse fu 6st S shh
attractiye rec. rm and Attn bed
I'm. and bath down. A beautiful
lot, well handicapped, makes this
a must. Priced at S22,750.
TIE. 6-1415 8 TIL 9
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Ej'.AlAl(E;lf(.jli1

Brick Cape Cod In North Arlington
nuse bedrooms, Il on first fioof !
ana : iull baths q on frst fioorD
Mammoth living room with Are
place formal dining room and ire
mendous kitchen. Pull basement
Wltn recreation room with con-
Lemporary corner barbecue IRE
pace. ooif-cqurse-S!ze-yard with
,, rsn. Shrubbery and tall shade
payment and assume iaros AZ
loan. IA. 10000
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$19,500 Up
New Split-Level
Groveton

Conveniently located brick
homes featuring. 4 bed
rooms. Ia baths. 13xl7
kitchens with disposal.
l3x26 rec. rooms, carports.
so. 5-67g0.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
COLOSSUS of Ranhlers

WITH = ACRES
seSSS SnS,. sn t.. S Ut D C9s eve sa
rate formal M dining ming r n.y Sis de Sii luxe
pIscs suss er sss ,oV %sn FIo oS
la room jalousis.enclosed. 5 BIC
BEDRMS. All cedar-lined closets
Owner going abroad, Substantial
down payment and very attractive
flnpncing, Truly an exquisite home
deliehtfully desiened and thought.
fully priced, Shown by appoint
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T & G.

TOWN a. COUNTRY
3S06 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex.
5l65 Lee Hwy. Arlington
ALEX, HOLM HILLS - f-level
Goodman" contemporary; q twin
sized bedrms, fully equip. kit: on
attrac. h-aere corner lot: $40 800,
ETA aysil. 9oDDIN REAL Es-
ANNANP stt EosE kENA PINES
Large Cape Cod
ms, sep. din. rm., fun bath, iGll
bsmt. with rec, rm.; gar. almost
n acre wooded ground; S26,95O.
929 ROSE LANE
H" Rambler
With center hall, 3 big bedrms., 81
baths. full bsmt., scr. porch. gar;
''-a'f' as sS0d sos It. Lane sSa; 900
Brick Rancher
with daylight walk-out bsmt.; on
large wooded LOT; mod. oE kit;;
cHATELAiH VILLAGE
CHOICE OF 3l!!
Brick Ramblers
/. 2s26 Gailows I'd.
.. 10 Village DR..
3. . Chatelain I'd.
wooded area. walking distance tol
schools. shopping, transp.;. excel
lent community with every facility.
Miller Real Estate Co.
Capt. Miller. UsMc (Ret), Broker
IA. 4-4252
ARL. FORESTS bedrms.. sep. din.
eec ; I'M sf p sfsTHh A' 1 imme 4.
SSkeneld. ia. 7-5123.
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y SERVICE
1904 NORTH Ssfa RHoeSDSSs. ARL.
ia. 1895

COMPARE with any other IN ~
price range, A TRULY CUSTOM
BUILT ALL-BRIcK RAMBLER
Compare these custom features
Center entrance hall, large liv
rm. with ROMAN BRICK fireplace,
SEPARATE dining rm, with door
way TO 2sxl3 II. screened porch,
custom-styled kitchen has every
thing. There are > large bedrTns
81 paneledl, 2 full ceramic tiled
baths, 2sx16 IT. recreation rm,
E9 u HrfsS ss.m.a apd c ss LIZ e' n
EVERY RESPECT with oversized
bupt-in garage, storm windows,
hot.vater Dashboard heat, central
~ located cooling fan--and, best
Of all, situated on a acre, and
Al only Sap'oso;' 5000 cash ma;
handle. Call qliesl There Is onl!
LuCHS, Realtors, Presidential Oar
.dens, Alex, Va.
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HOUSES FOR sALE4-yA.

ARLINGTON, NORTH--Here Is IN,
popular three-bedrm. brick RAM.
bier you've been looking for. Fnl
daylight basement, recreation rm
with. bar, sa-ft. living room
breakfast nook and fireplace Cal
LuRIA BROS. Realtors, IA. 2.
$500. 0 till o.
ARL.-FAIRFAX-Mc
RENT-oPTION TO BUY
RENT PART OF DOWN PAYMENT
S29,950 UP
iO% MIN, DOWN PAYMENT
3 and 4 ,bedrm. ramblers, split
levels and colonials In top area,
Best deal In. town with largest
selection. Call IA. T-6525.
REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION CORP
CLOVER AREA-For sale BY OWN.
Err. Beaut. white brk. ramb Ter; !
searms;, liy: rm;; din ~ rIn 6o6 den;
S-lBoh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

FAIRFAX towns bedTm. brick
rambler; baths. full din. rm.,
wslk-out bsmt Walk TO all
schools: Si6,75O. OWNER, CIR. 3.
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BEAT THIS
Below Twenty

retreat for an artist
and q spacious home for q large
family are combined in this de-
lightful older home in this con-
venient Lorcom lane area. Art
ist studio room with 13' sky light
and corner stone fireplace. 4 bed
rms, full bsmt,, garage. equip. kit.
Georgetovn atmosphere on Va
side Of river. Only S17,p50.
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Nearing
Completion

In beautiful tree-svrroundsd area.
4 sroup OF four bedroom, two-bath
Cape Gods and three bedroom. ga
bath raniblers. The Cape Gods
ramblers have finished rec. rooms
In daylight Easements. Both have
gltramedern Kitchens 4 ss1 Price &C q 4
SS cpn az pd' The rsGSiers on are ssGo
O4b. 81 ,O4b down OF. For appoint
ment 70 see call CT. $4,000.
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Large Cape Cod

With very spac. rms: 8 big bed
ms. sep, din. rm, full bath, full
bsmt. with rec, rm.; gar, almost
II acre wooded ground; A26,05O.
non DA0R Y
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
House Cost High?
Build Your Own!

For the man interested in
building his own home, Second
Federal Savings and Loan AS
sociation is again conducting
it's "Owner-Built" School dur
ing the month Of October. De-
signed especially for families
who have been unable to accu-
mulate a down payment but
who are willing to use their
own labor as a cash substi-
tute the Owner Built Plan has
helped over $50 families build
homes in the greater Cleveland
area. This practical method of
building and financing will be
offered in single sessions at
each of Second FederaPs five
offices: Euclid, Eastgate, Par
ma and Avon Lake. Beginning
at 8 p. m. the Euclid session
will be held at 22480 Lake
Shore blvd, Oct. 6; and the
Eastgate session will be held
at Mayfield and SOM Center
rds., on Oct. 18th.
Free tickets are available at
each office, for the session to
be held at that office, and will
also be available at the Main
downtown office.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01

recovered for American work.
ers through Labor Department
enforcement Of the Fair Labor
Standards Act and the Walsh.
Healey Act.
This was a so per cent in.
crease in restitutions over fis.
cal 1858, the highest such re-
covery in back wages ever made
and it averaged 1920 per case
also a new record high. This
program to protect the rights
of Americas workers has been
greatly stepped up in recent
years.
For example, during the five
year period 1949-1953 only
$1,338,381 was collected in
back wages. This was less than
the total collected in each of
the past two years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01

For Jobs
The first full week in October

The first full week in October
has come to mean something
special in our American way o.
life. 1t is week in which diver
gent interests unite to focus at.
tention on something we shoulo
normally do and think about al
the rest of the year.
This year, October 4th through
October 10th, is National EN-
ploy the Physically Handicapped
Week.
According to Bernard J. Doyle
Manager of the Cleveland East
Side office of the Ohio State
Employment Service, the pri.
mary objective of N.E.P.H. week
is to persuade more employers to
consider using disabled workers
when they have job openings.
The Cleveland East office
have disabled job applicants
trained and tested for specific
jobs. The State Employment Ser
vice, Central office staff in Col
umbus have job analysts who
will study the work process in
any establishment and then refer
disabled workers with better
than average skills for the jobs
analyzed.
The tax supported public en-
ployment service make these
job studies and do selective
placement work without charge
to employers or applicants.
Mr.. Doyle said that the cam
paign of the O.S.E.S. did much
to dispel the old prejudices and
insure more open minded con-
sideration for handicapped job
seekers.
In fact, some of us may have
been deceived by the extensive
public relations campaigns into
the feeling that the employment
problems of the handicapped
workers have been solved. En-
ployers who want to know the
facts in their community should
talk to the Employment Coun-
selor in their nearest State EN-
ployment Service office. They'll
find a real challenge-and ter
rifle waste-in the number of
disabled men and women seek
ing work in your community.
Until every employer-large
and small-gives equal consider
alton to the disabled for every
job opening, we will need to
continue observing N.E.P.H.
week. Most of these handicapped
men and women can work, need
to work and want to work. Get
ting them jobs in which they
can maintain their self esteem
by competing with their more
fortunate neighbors is the pur-
pose of this annual campaign.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01

Information Meinhardt.
Norm McVickers will head
w basketball, a job which
Meinhardt had for two years.
The Jayvees won under Mein-
hardt in '58 with a record of
Id wins and only two losses.
Lou Schulick who will re-
main varsity basketball assist
ant, is a backfield coach in foot
ball.
Herb Klauss took over w
football at Shaw after Bill
Thomas who is wrestling and
cross country coach again this
year, dropped it. Paul Burton
will be assistant track coach
this year instead of Thomas
who has gone to Kirk.
Jim Durkin has replaced
Mike Dugas as tennis coach.
Back to the head men in
Shaw's major sports.
In addition to being head
football coach, Don Drebus has
become Athletic Director for
Shaw.
Drebus was graduated from
Ashland High School and Ash
land College. He received his
masters from Bowling Green.
Drebus had taught physical
education previously and now
teaches American History.
A veteran of six years in the
coaching field, he has led his
team to two decisive victories
thus far this year.
Drebus lives at 1861 Shaw
ave.
Himself Shaw High gradu-
ate, Tom Meinhardt received
his BS from Kent State Uni
versity in '54 and his masters
from Kent this past August.
While at Shaw, Meinhardt
played on the basketball team
which won the Lake Erie
Championship undisputed.
He also played tennis both at
Shaw and at KSU. From '54-
SO Meinhardt coached tennis
at Shaw.
His other coaching experience
includes: Football coach at Kirk
for the 7th and 9Th grades, and
assistant line coach in football.
Prior to taking over as Ath-
letic Information Director, Mein-
hardt had assisted Jack Moore
in publicity and statistics.
He has taught health and
physical education and is now
teaching biology and physiology
at Shaw.
Meinhardt feels that much re-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01

The Foreign Service is
charged with the responsibility
of carrying out the foreign pol
icy Of the United States, keep
ing our Government informed
of developments abroad, pro-
tecting American citizens and
interests, and cultivating and
maintaining friendly relations
with peoples Of other nations.
Foreign Service Officers serve
both in the Department in
Washington and abroad.
The assignments which a Ju-
nior Foreign Service Officer
may be given overseas include
interviewing of visa applicants,
reviewing passports for Ameri-
can citizens, assisting in the
administrative work of a post,
and gathering information and
preparing reports on certain
phases of economic and politi-
cal developments.
Annual starting salaries
range from $5,225 to $685.
plus many other benefits. To
be eligible a candidate must
be, as of Oct. 10th, at least 81
and under 80 years Of age and
have been a United States cit
izen for at least 9 years.
Because of the deadline, those
interested should write imme-
diately to the Board of Exam
iners for the Foreign Service,
of State, Washing
ton 25, D. c.
RECORD BACK-WAGE
RECOVERIES:
In fiscal year 1869, a record
81, ,551,847 in back wages was
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
GAA

GAA
Every semester the Girls
Athletic Council chooses new Of
ficers to head its organization.
This semester the officers
the Sandra Merger, president;
Sally Duncan, vice president;
and Pat Forsythe, secretary
treasurer. These girls also head
GAA.
There are about % girls on
the Athletic Council who assist
in the gym classes and work
together in the Girls Athletic
Association. Each girl is head
or assistant head of a sport.
The new year will begin with
such sports as softball, gym
hockey, bowling, ice skating,
and badminton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
Cardinals
To Streak
To Victory?

Shaw, who has doubled Cnt
Iyardage on their first two op.
ponents, will face one Of this
areas toughest teams wher
it meets Sandusky at Shaw
|Stadium tomorrow.
The Blue Streaks, who
trounced Rhodes in their first
game and were edged by Elyria
in their second, will be seeking
their first win over Shaw since
starting the series four years
ago. Shaw, who won last years
game 21-20 in a real thriller,
will be facing a team with out
standing speed in the backfield
and a powerful line averaging
100 lbs. per man.
This weeks game with San
dusky starts at 8:15 p. m. in
stead Of 8 p. m.
Shaw's fighting Cardinals
drove to their second straight
win by downing the Collinwood
Railroaders 27-0 last Friday at
Shaw Stadium. Rolling up a
total Of 322 yards extensively,
while holding Collinwood to 130,
the Cardinals completely domi-
mated play throughout.
Led by Co-captains Alan Pet
ers and Earl Cipriani and rug
ged tackle Carl Strack, the
Cardinals struck for two touch
downs in the first quarter, one
in the second, one more in the
third and then unloaded the
bench as all 43 players saw
action.
On the second play of the
game junior fullback Ted Riley
circled his own left end for 81
yards and the first 6-pointer.
Co-captain AL Peters scored the
next three touchdowns as he
galloped 9, a, and AZ yards, and
junior Dieter Gerhardt, brother
of the barefoot kicker Mario,
booted out Of 4 placements
also in his bare feet to end the
scoring.
Peters, 175-pound senior, who
can carry the ball up the middle
or around either end, carried 81
times for SO yards or 1913 yards
per carry and was instrumental
in stopping many Collinwood
thrusts by making many key
tackles on defense.
Linemen who sparkled were
Seniors Earl Cipriani and Carl
Strack who were the bulwarks
on defense and opened hole
after hole on offense. Cipriani.
who calls the defensive signals,
also recovered a first quarter
Collinwood tumble to set up
Shaw's second touchdown.
Statistics
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01

building will be in order fol
Shaw's basketball team. HI
points out that the team has lost
six lettermen from last years
co-championship team.
Meinhardt lives with his wife
Pat, and their sons Tim 3, and
Dave 6 months at 30136 Bar
jode dr., Willowick.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto F. Meinhardt formerly of
Mayfair ave-, who now live in
Euclid.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
MRS. Bolton Gives
Diplomacy Facts
FRANCES p. BOLTON

Young men and woman who would like to serve their
country abroad in important and respected positions
will be interested in the examination that will be given
by the Department of State for appointment of For
eign Service Officers. The written examination will
be held in Cleveland and many other cities on Dec.
5th. Oral examinations will follow But applications
must be filed in Washington by Oct. 10Th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
Paying A Visit

The resident string quartet o.
Miami University, the OXFORD
String Quartet, will present &
program for the elementary
school children of Prospect anc
Chambers schools Oct. 7th. S
Robert Fraser, director o1
music for the East Cleveland
Schools, has arranged for this
special appearance of this ex.
cellent professional group.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
Gel Says Thanks

Miss Ethel Partridge, 13408
Fifth ave., was honored recent
ly on her 35th anniversary as
an employee of The Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Company.
The long-service employee is
chief clerk in the Illuminating
Company's Treasury Depart
ment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
Athletic Personnel Plays
Musical Chairs With Jobs

Heading the major sports at Shaw this year are
Don Drebus, football coech and Tom Meinhardt, bas-
ketball coach.
There have been some changes in the sports de-
partment this year due to the departure of Jack
Moore and Bob Louiss leave of absence These changes
have been made according to Director of Athletic
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
Stu+k Nub

It's a boy, Raymond G. III
for Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G
Helm, jr., 1888 East 144th st
Born Sept. 23rd at Huron Road
Hospital
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
CAPT. PENNY AT
EUCLID FORD

Capt. Penny, popular TV
star, will be at Euclid Ford Co.
new car showroom tomorrow
from 7 to 9 p. m. to hand out
free gifts and autographed
photographs to his many fans.
The showroom Is located at
485 East 185th st., just south
of Lake Shore blvd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01

WEINMAN leather top cocktail
table; RCA l4-inch portable tele-
vision with revolving table.
FA. l-4357.
MOVING, quick sale: walnut dining
table: chairs; couch; stove; dinette
set; electric sweeper and attach
ments; lawn furniture; power
mower; buggy; stroller; taylor
tot: Hollywood bed dresser; sew
ing machine: odd tables; lamps;
television; radio-record player;
dishes: adults. children'S clothing
4l61 Wyncote rd., EV. 1-94l7.
COFFEE table, round, ceramic tile,
real nice. $40. Call LL. l.l063,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
0eu tn s
Miss Mary Richardson

A teacher with many years
of service in the East Cleveland
school system, Miss Mary Rich
ardson died Sunday in Urbana
Hospital (Urbana, o. of a
heart attack.
Miss Richardson's only sur
vivor, her sister, Mrs. Ella Mil
Ter, is a patient in the same
hospital.
A graduate of Ohio Univer-
sity, Miss Richardson took her
MA from Columbia. She began
her East Cleveland teaching
career at Superior Elementary
School. She was transferred to
Kirk Junior High School when
it opened 29 years ago. Prior to
her retirement in June, 1868,
Miss Richardson was head of
the social studies department at
Kirk.
Services were held yesterday
in Miss Richardson's hometown,
Westerville, o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
Fred Wolf

TICu VOH
Services were held Saturday
for retired Reliance Electric &
Engineering Co. employee ano
38-year member Of the Glen.
vile Masonic Lodge, Fred
Wolf who died Sept. oath and
was buried in Knollwood Gene.
terry.
Mr. Wolf was a member OF
Local 105 of the Carpenters
Union for Al years and had
been an independent home
building contractor for some
time.
Mr.. Wolf made his home al
14725 Elm ave.
Surviving him are his wife
of 81 years, Amelia Clam Wolf,
a daughter, Mrs. Ethel Schmitt;
two grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
MOVING
TOWN HOUSE
LIoUDArOR
Selling Complete Furnishings Of
Laree Shaker Home at
l9405 Scottsdule Blvd.

(6 Blocks West OF
Wmrensvlle Center
FRI. OCT. and: SUM-. OCT. 4th
Hours: $50 to S:30
Lawson soio; 2 love seoB; oc.
cosiouol end pull-up chairs;
tables; lamps; rugs: dining room
set; 4 bedroom sets; silver;
dishes; large and small oppli-
onces; recreation room and yard
furniture; garden tools. ETC.;
mems clothing. size 40; ladies'
and teens. size IL and IL; girls
size IL; everything priced ior i'm
meoiote sole.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01

The Gene Myers Of 14116 Po-
tomac ave-, have named their
Sept. 18th addition to the fam
lily, Raymond Alan.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-01
MOVING NG-FLORIDA

MAPLE dining table with pad, 4 or
chairs; davenport and tables
with lamps: easy chair; gas stove;
black fur coat, like new; etc.
KE, l-4452