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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-01

| Force Base, Maine. He was the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. St
Clair. 2120 Newbury dr., For.
est Hills.
Joseph l.. LaRusso, DID,, is
the new president-elect of East
Cleveland Exchange Club.
Final step in the sale of
Forest Hill Park land desig-
mated for apartments, is taken
as the city rezones the area op-
posite Huron Road Hospital
and amends it's building ordi-
nance to permit the proposed
structure to be over 100 feet
tall. Huron Road Hospital board
of trustees oppose the erection
Of a building on the site.
Charles B. Logan, 140O5 Mont
ave-, is elected president of the
East Cleveland Safety Council.
Fire Chief Fred w. Lange
declares the city's public school
buildings are as safe as main
tenance can provide. Suggests
addition protection by approved
sprinkler systems.
At the annual football awards
dinner for the Cardinals, the
following players received tro-
phies: Lou Yacobucci, best Of
fensive lineman; Earl Cipriani,
best defensive lineman: Alan
Thomson, best defensive back;
Alan Peters, best offensive1
back; Jack Elstons, most i'm
proved player; Ted Riley, out
standing sophomore player;
Rudi Klauss, best notebook
Frank Klenoshek, special serv-
ice award.
The board of education spon-
sored Saturday basketball pro-
gram for boys gets underway in
Shaw Gymnasium with a large
enrolment. Special skills are
developed and practice games
are played, under trained super
Vision.
Retiring members 1t. Charles
Vyse with 35 years; Sgt. An
;hony Lanese with 81 years,
Sgt. Fred McGill with 30 years
and Jack Baker with 38 years,
are 'honored at a dinner and
remembered with gifts by the
East Cleveland Lodge 80 Fra
.ernal Order of Police.
City estimates 1859 General
Tund needs at $1,378,240 - a
lew high for East Cleveland.
Attempting to clear the snow
rom the ice covered lake in
Forest Hills Park. a jeep hit a
oft spot and fell into the
water. No one injured.
Gail Howell, Grand Sister of
Faith for Rainbow in Ohio is
eted by fellow members of
Vindermere Council.
Ham operator ]. E. Erickson
'icks up a message from Pvt.
iene Martineau to his mother,
frs ou Mort;uoou 1A7QoI
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home, accompanied by his wife
who was seriously injured.
William H. Parry, Is, of 1875
Thornhill rd. falls to his death
while playing in an abandoned
power plant building at 1865
Hayden ave.
Almost 600 boys are signed
up in the Little League Base
ball program.
Mrs. Ross F. Connell, 1847
Stanwood rd., is appointed Di-
rector Of Religious Education
at st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
u
A group of young men who
decided to enjoy a cooling mid
night swim in Shaw Pool met
police as they left the play
ground. They were allowed to
go home-after a reprimand.
East Cleveland Police Depart
ment receives a check for
$4,000 from the Standard OIL
Co., in appreciation of the serv-
ices of Patrolmen Harry Frank
lin and Frank Bejzel in a rob-
berry at the Forest Hill station.
The check is credited to the
Police Pension Fund.
East Clevelanders add 10l
pints of blood to the Red Cross
Blood Bank, record for days
mobile visit.
Miss Alycemae DeRighter
Rose is the new president of the
Cleveland Chapter of Savings
and Loan Controllers. Mrs. Rose
is a Shaw High graduate.
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ave-, west of Wymore ave. TIL,
city appeals to the Ohio Stat'
ISupreme Court.
Faith Lutheran Congregation
observes its 40th anniversary al
its original site, Hayden ave
and Glenside rd.
Shaw High School Chapter
National Honor Society elects
Herbert Alexander, president;
Lewis Jones, vice president;
Rudi Klauss, treasurer; and
Jane Hadsel, treasurer. mis-
members are selected for their
Scholarship, Leadership, Char
acter and Service qualifica.
tions.
The A. M. McGregor Home,
149O0 Terrace rd., observes its
fiftieth anniversary with a
Golden Anniversary dinner for
its family, former employees
and officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther ]. Spice,
former East Clevelanders, OBJ
serve their Golden Wedding
Day.
Trinity Unite d Brethren
Church breaks ground for an
addition.
Carol Parish is the Cardinals
1858 Football cen. Her
charming attendants are Lynn
Alexander, Elaine Aura d a i,
Joyce Johnson, Eleana Shep-
pard, Renee Knopf.
1t. Herbert Fortune and Sgt.
David P. Bidelman suffer in
iuries in a headon crash with a
"on the wrong side of the road"
motorist. (They were off duty
one month";.
East Cleveland Public Schools
are hosts to the Ohio Associa-
tion for Supervisors and Teach
ers for the Hard of Hearing.
Miss Alice Kent, head of this
was general chair
man.
Herbert w. Stoker, 1922
Oakhill rd., is elected president
of East Cleveland Kiwanis
Club.
East Cleveland Public Ii
brary opens it's three series free
concert programs.
The American Bar Associa-
ton presents it's 1857 Municipal
Traffic Court award to The
City of East Cleveland.
One of the four awards made
by the American Gas Associa-
ton at its 10th convention went
to Edward X. Schneider, 1862
Hazel rd., supervisor of meth
DDS and procedures for East
Ohio Gas Company.
There is a new gridiron, a
new diamond and new 42O ft.
rack to the rear of Kirk Jr.
High School - and the sport
owing pupils are rejoicing.
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i Elderwood ave-, announcing his
safe arrival in Korea. All the
anxious Nom knew was that
his company was overse
bound.
Win d mere Presbyterian
Church begins a new youth pro-
gram: a twice a month canteen
for Kirk Junior High School
pupils.
Surprise of the year for City
Hall. A $500 cut in the cost of
salt. Added up it means a
$2500 savings, no less. The is
salted down in the salt fund for
further purchase of salt.
December 1858 goes down in
to history as the coldest on
record for the Cleveland area,
since 1876, when record keeping
began. There was snowfall for
12 consecutive days, and the
monthly average is pa. How
ever Christmas was "balmy"
considering.
The city's fatalities by fire
went to three with the deaths
of Mary Lou, 91s and Cecilia,
10, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Chester, 1916 Wood
worth I'd. The girls, candle in
hand, searched for hidden-away
Christmas pack ages in
clothes closet. The candle ignit-
ed the clothes, starting a fire
which swept through the apart
ment.
Members of the East Cleve-
land Board of Education and
the East Cleveland Library
Board of Trustees came to a
temporary agreement on the
shifting from library to school
the overall expense Of school
library service following Ross
County court decree. The deci-
sion will cost the school district
an anticipated added $4,000
year.
Sterling T. Apthorp. retiring
chairman of the East Cleveland
YMCA is awarded the associa-
lions Service to Youth Award.
Richard Beatty, son of the
Hamilton Beattys Of The Owls
Nest begins his legal career
with the Cooper, Hall and
Cooper law firm of Rochester,
New Hampshire.
y
The city's most expensive fire
If the year adds up to $685.
100 loss for the Cleve land
Grinding Co., 1852 Eddy rd.
The city's 1859 estimated
General Fund charges will be
81 1882 compared to the 1858
of 81, 1920, $500.
Born to Mr.. mad Mrs. Frank
Augustine, 1906 Hazeldell,
December 7th, a boy, James
Morris.
Born To Mr.. and. Mrs. James
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I Kirk Junior high School pro.
vides the new president of the
Junior Red Cross of Greater
Cleveland. He is Terry Osborne
ID, of 1868 Sharles rd.
The Rev Robert H. Secrist,
pastor Calvary Lutheran
Church, is one of so Lutheran
pastors across the country to
attend a school for urban pas
tors at Philadelphia. He is ac-
tive in the inter-city church
work of Greater Cleveland.
June
Adding a "new" to their
many community observances,
East Cleveland Kiwanians
honor 1858 retiring teachers
from the city's public schools.
They are Miss Mildred Palmer,
Miss Florence Lowry, Miss
Edith Porter, Miss Janice Ley
dorf (since wed), (there were
several later resignations).
Former East Clevelander
Edward c. Arm, is appointed as
sociate director of development
for the College of Wooster. The
Centennial Foundation program
has goal of $20,000,000. (He
is the son of Mrs. Edward Arm,
III Lakefront ave.
Willard r. Duns becomes the
new Superintendent Of Build
ings and Grounds for the East
Cleveland Public Schools, sue
ceeding Roy Nolff, retired. (The
Nolffs are in Florida.)
Capturing the 1858 grad
uating class honors are: John
F. Drake, Linda Schweizer,
Patricia Ann Moore, Gail Dun
lap, Cynthia Ann Scott, Edward
L. Frey and William Slade
Limbird III.
East Cleveland Community
Council conducts clinics to ex-
tend polio protection to all who
have not as yet received this
health protection.
East Cleveland Boy Scouts
receive a merited recognition
from the East Cleveland Per-
manent Cleanup Committee for
their participation in the city's
annual Special Cleanup Week.
DR.. Homer c. Alexander is |
elected president of the Board
Of Directors, East Cleveland
YMCA.
Louis L. Matson, 1880 Wy
more, retires after 80 years
service in the Large Lamp
Products Production Engineer
ing at Nela Park.
While delivering his morning
papers, Tom Toohig, 13, notices
the odor of gas in an apartment |
and alerts police.
Dancing under summer skies
again available on the sundeck
Of the Shaw Pool House.
New president of the East
Cleveland Ministerial Associa-
ton is the Rev. Robert H.
Secrist, pastor of Calvary Lu-
theran Church.
Resuming his duties as ad-
ministrative assistant at City
Hall, is Sheldon A. Schweikert.
Mr.. Schweikert has been spend
ing "a months in service.
y
Mrs. Ruth Colbey is the new
president of the East Cleveland
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March

East Cleveland author. Mrs.
Angus Hull, reviews her new
book, Suddenly the Sun" for
the women of Windermere
Methodist Church.
The 1857 police department
report shows vandalism as the
biggest percentage crime in
crease for the year.
Edward Kennedy, 1914 Rose
mont rd.. receives the most ex-
citing birthday card in all Of
his 85 years. 1t is signed
Dwight Eisenhower
In a talk before kiwanis,
Judge Stanton Adams pleads
to fight crime through the
proper rearing of the very, very
young.
David Baird, Martin Hoch-
man, Angus Hull and Tom
Maruna, Shaw Seniors. are the
proud owners Of Certificates of
Merit for outstanding perform
ance in the 1957-58 National
Merit Scholarship Program.
Shaw students send goodly
contribution of clothing to Save
the Children Federation, a prof.
ect readying itself for service
when disaster strikes in the
form of tornado, flood, hurri-
cane.
Memberships in the YM-
lWCA net $4,000. 1t returns
TO the community is genuine
service.
People and problems are
pretty much the same the world
over, two American Field Serv-
ice students, Eva Muckenberger
Of Germany (attending Shaw
for a year. and Mary Ellen
Maher lin Europe for sum-
mer) tell the Community
Council.
The Jordon Shop. Euclid-Su-
perior shopping center, hangs
UP a big 17-for years in the
same location.
Don Kramer takes over the
gavel in the VS. Mems Club.
For 27 years the pastor of
Sixth United d Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. Z. G. For
roster, becomes pastor emeritus.
Rev. Forester died December.
Robert C. Knox, executive
secretary and vice president
East Cleveland Savings & Loan
Co.. named to the 1858 Com
mittee on Supervision and Ex-
animation of the United States
Savings g. Loan League.
The George Gould family
change their address to Johns
town, Pa. Mr.. Gould steps up
from Chief Administrative En-
gineer Viking Air Products to
Advertising Director of the
parent firm, National U. S.
Radiator Corp.
Mrs. Joseph klimowski, 1911
Knowles, is the new chairman
of the important Blood Donor
Committee, East Cleveland
Branch Red Cross. Mrs. Charles
Fursdon, who held the post re-
mains as scheduling clerk.
The East Cleveland School
budget for the year is fixed at
81, 9,242.00. Also everyone
gets a boost in salary Except
the board members who donate
their services and time).
New head football coach, Don
n.Al,s L
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y CuCIe CdUH Will duu pclIlilCo
by the million to his postal ac-
count as postage rates advance
one cent.
Shaw High Schools third
American Field Student from
foreign shores arrives. The stu
dent is Hiroshi Shibata of Kobe,
Japan who will be another son
for the Henry Lyndalls of 1921
Ielmsdale rd.
Mrs. Pauline Reynard r. \.
of 1862 Page ave. retires after
35 years of public health nurs-
ing with the Cleveland Depart
ment of Health.
Rev. Tracy Day Spencer,
formerly at Windermere Pres
byterian Church, is Union Serv
ice preacher. The Spencers
reside in Naples, Fla.
Elwood Street has its annual
Block Party, a most successful
affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. He'll
observe their golden wedding
anniversary with a family get
together.
Art Phillips, 12-year-old bat
ter for Kennedys hurls the first
perfect game in the East Cleve-
land Little League (history. He
retired 13 consecutive batters,
walked one, for a 11-0 victory
over Koenigs.
Dancing success means just a
step closer to her goal, for love-
ly Ginnie Ann Tomsic who
abandons the bright lights to
prepare for a career in speech
therapy, centering her efforts
on children. Ginnie is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Tomsic.
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Boy Scout Troop No. 8 Of
Mayfair School has a silver
birthday party.
The weatherman dishes out
low temperatures, much snow,
high winds bringing school at
tendances to a new low.
East Cleveland YMCA Moth
ers Club round out 80 years of
service to the Young Mems
Christian Association and their
sons who have been part of it.
Henry ]. Geerer completes 30
years in the Plant and CONNER
cial Departments of Ohio Bell
Telephone Co., and retires.
A yearly cut of S1S,S00 to
the municipality and SAL 900 a
year to the school districts re-
suits when a court order takes
CTS property off the tax roll.
Mrs. Grace r. Cramer, 1892
Gainsboro ave. is honored by
the Sherwin- Williams Co. for
25 years service.
Working as co-chairmen for
the Red Cross Fund Drive are
Mrs. Charles Gardiner and Mrs.
William Osborne jr., neighbors
on Oakhill rd.
Based on its trained leader
ship, scope of program and
written policy, the East Cleve-
land YMCA is now eligible toI
enter inter-association and
championship connection.
William Campbell is the new
president of the Fraternal Or
der of Police.
With its biggest goal, the
YW-YMCA goes sailing over
the top for its biggest member
ship response, a cool $4,000.
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: Remember? 1t Happened In 1858 :

! A total of 125 pints Of bloc,
is poured into the Red Cros
Blood Bank as East Clevelan,
is visited by the mobile bloc,
1unit.
Five Shaw High School boy,
and two adults are charged
with operating a football lot
terry. The boys were EVENTUAL.
fined $25 each. The cases of tn,
men are still in court with tn,
next hearing set for January.
PTAers get a refreshel
course in the association by.
laws, conducted by PTA Coun.
ell Bylaws chairman, Mrs. L
R. Benjamin.
Exchange Club of East Cleve.
land honors Mrs. Marie Haux.
hurst who has served their
luncheons for II years.
Miss Winnifred Woods, 1882
Colt rd., concludes 33 years
with Sherwin-Williams Co.
For his devoted service as
chairman of the American Le-
gion Ohio District "Gifts for
Yanks" committee, William F.
Stewart, 16021 Neladale, is
cited by the national headquar-
ters.
Michael Drisco, 1245 Rozelle
ave., retires after % years
with Gel.
Because of insurance restric-
tions, the board Of education
it cannot hire school
buses to organizations. They
must be used only for school
sponsored events and for trans
porting pupils to and from
school.
Jack Baker resigns as pa
trolman after SO years. He has
been assigned to the Traffic
Identical twins, Katherine and
Stencil celebrate their
o0th birthday anniversaries.
<
Major and Mrs. Ernest H.
Brass return to the States from
Formosa and settle in the
Keil home on Rose
mont rd.
Huron Road Hospital nursing
staff has a one-day fire safety
instruction school directed byI
Lieut.. Robert McGrath, a Chi
ago expert in this field. Fun
iamentally, instruction taught
What to do now" should fire
)e discovered in waste paper
basket, or bed, or elsewhere on
he floor.
Fifteen-year service pins are
,warded by Red Cross to Mrs.
Z. E. Purington, 1885 Winder-
mere st. as a volunteer Staff
Aide and to Miss Esther W.
Cameron, 14466 Euclid ave.
Who works in Home Service.
Five generations are present
It the S0th birthday party for
Hrs. Maud Wright, 1872 Rosa
ind ave. They are Mrs. Wright,
Ter d aug h ter, Mrs. Ella
'rehm, her daughter, Mrs. La
'ona Simmons, her daughter,
drs. Betty Albanese and daugh-
er, Darcy
BY four to one vote. elec-
ors supported the city's re-
Iuest for a 1886, 5000 sewer bond
ssue.
First to sit down to his desk |
n the addition to City Hall is
Director of Law. Stanley Web
ter. Other officials move in as
heir offices are ready. \
For its first time, Prospect |
elementary School wins the
'ag football honors.
East Cleveland Camp Fire
iris join their groups the |
ountry over in celebrating |
heir 5Oth anniversary with
wo-year program to plant
900 trees. All trees are chosen
nd planted under guidance Of
fficial foresters. Forest Hill
park was the scene of the local
'lanting.
December
East Clevelanders observe
christmas by decorating their
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directed the mobile X-Ray pro-
gram here for the past five
years, resigns from the Anti
tuberculosis League to return
to her first love; teaching.
With this month, Pasquale
Marino, 1906 East 120th St.
rounds out 80 years with Cleve-
land Electric Illuminating Co.
East Cleveland City en-
ployees win a plaque for their
participation in the Community
Chest, the third in three years
Members Of troop 108, Ralph
Jacob, 2014 Brunswick, and
Stephen Trochak. 956 Bruins
wick, receive Eagle Scout
Awards, presented by Ralph's
father, himself an Eagle Scout
Sue Bond, 926 Brunswick rd.
is a delegate to the Junior Red
Cross convention in San Fran
cisco.
Spring Sports Queen at Shaw
High is Pat Conway.
Jack Baker, who guided traf-
fic at the city's busiest inter
sections for 38 years is the
victim of a peculiar accident
He is run down by his own car
(After weeks at Huron Road,
Jack is back home. (He retires
as of January 1st.)
Fire Station No. 2 mystery
of the year: What happened to
the hamburg. 1t disappeared
while the firemen were answer
ing a call.
New officers of East Cleve-
land Community Council are
president, Mrs. Maurice Barnes,
1858 Marloes ave; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Ross Connell, 1847
Stanwood rd.; recording secre-
tary, Alton j. McStay, 13505
Shaw ave.; recording secretary,
Mrs. ]. M. Neubauer, 954 Bruins
wick rd.; treasurer, Robert
McGraw, 2091 North Green rd.
Abby Linhardt is the new
Worthy Advisor Of Windermere
Assembly Rainbow for Girls.
Shaw High School awards
diplomas to 224 graduates in
another Sunday afternoon grad
uating exercise. A third-genera-
tion Shaw class member is Will
liam Slade Limbird III.
v
The chairman of the Interna-
tional Commission on Illumina-
ton, meeting in Eindhoven, the
Netherlands, is DR.. Sylvester K.
Guth of G.E.'s Nela Park.
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work for his 1858 grid squad
A new wrinkle.
Shaw students David Rey.
nard, Carol Masley and Nancy
Shimits are essay winners in
the American Legion contest
First place Dave goes to Wash
ington for a week as his reward
Shaw Dog Patchers are again
city champions in the Daisy
Mae basketball league.
Carl w. Maedge retires as
publicity specialist at Nela Park
after 35 years a G.E. employee.
Minna Baker, daughter of the
Howard +. Bakers, 2119 Rey-
burn rd., will be East Cleve-
lands 1858 summer American
Field Service student. (Her as
signment, coming later, was
Holland.)
April
Former East Clevelander,
Allen Marten, becomes concert
master of the Parma Symphony
Orchestra.
Forty-siX years Of railroad
ing, and William Seitz, 1768
North Taylor rd., calls it a
finished run. Mr.. Seitz was a
New York Central System en-
ployee.
DR.. and Mrs. William Starret,
16038 Henley rd., observe their
golden wedding anniversary.
On the occasion of its 10th
birthday, Nela Park entertains
the neighbors who have been
there that long.
East Cleveland PTA Council
is host to North District PTAs.
Another railroader comes to
the end of his service line. He
is Harry W. Frank who rounds
out 81 years with the Erie Rail-
road.
First Friends Church cele-
brates its 18th year of its
founding.
J. Dan Woodley is the new
president of East Cleveland
Lions Club.
For the fifth straight year
the East Cleveland YMCA's
basketball team is winner in
the city-wide Y tournament.
A code study by Kirk PTA
concludes with this statement:
"A teenager is the prime re-
sponsibility Of his parents"
The newly organized Shaw
dramatics group, La Masque"
makes its first public appear
ance in "Shop at Sly Corner"
(and does it well).
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August

Uncle Sam will add pennies
by the million to his postal ac-
count as postage rates advance
one cent.
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1t. David W. st. Clair, a jet
pilot, was killed in a plane
crash near Presque Isle Air
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-01

Born to Mr.. mad Mrs. Frank
Augustine, 1906 Hazeldell,
December 7th, a boy, James
Morris.
Born to Mr.. and. Mrs. James
Presnell, 1916 N. Lockwood,
December 18th, a girl, Patricia
Jean.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-01

People and problems are
pretty much the same the world
over, two American Field Serv-
ice students, Eva Muckenberger
Of Germany ATTENDING Shaw
for a year, and Mary Ellen
Maher lin Europe for sum-
mer) tell the Community
Council.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-01

East Cleveland Community
Council conducts clinics to eX-
tend polio protection to all who
have not as yet received this
health protection.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-01

Memberships in the YM-
YWCA net $4,000. 1t returns
to the community is genuine
service.
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The East Cleveland School
budget for the year is fixed at
81, $3.50, ,242.00. Also everyone
gets a boost in salary Except
the board members who donate
their services and time).
\ .
New head football coach, Don
Drebus, assigns summer home
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j July

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Let's OBJ
serve their golden wedding an
niversary at their home, 144O4
Mortified ave.
Big event of the month, COM
munity wise, is the East Cleve-
land 28th annual picnic at
Euclid Beach. Chosen Citizen of
the Year and presented with a
plaque is Mrs. Edward Arm,
iii Lakefront ave.
i
Mrs. Grace Toy Davidson OBJ
serves her 42nd year as director
Of music at Windermere Metho-
dist Church by resigning from
that post. Taking over as Minis
ter of Music is Robert Hull
Foulkes.
The city's first traffic fatali-
ty of the year is recorded. The
victim is Robert Witter, 81, Of
1912 East 143rd st. The accident
occurred in front of 1915 Hay
den ave. as Witter was driving
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-01

Mrs. Joseph Klimowski, 1911
Knowles, is the new chairman
of the important Blood Donor
Committee, East Cleveland
Branch Red Cross. Mrs. Charles
Fursdon, who held the post re-
mains as scheduling clerk.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-01

Capturing the 1858 grad
uating class honors are: John
F. Drake, Linda Schweizer,
Patricia Ann Moore, Gail Dun
lap, Cynthia Ann Scott, Edward
L. Frey and William Slade
Limbird III.
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David Baird, Martin Hoch-
man, Angus Hull and Tom
Maruna, Shaw Seniors. are the
proud owners Of Certificates of
Merit for outstanding perform
ance in the 1957-58 National
Merit Scholarship Program.