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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02

The stage was set Tor a possible
million. dollar fight between pemp-
scy and Wills. hut the Dempsey
camp JAILED 20 80 through with the
match one report has |, that Tex
Rickari, top promoter Of the era,
was opposed 20 IA mixed match"
Another held that Dempseys law
ycrs forfeited the champs $50.
GOO purse because OF the racial
issue. wills Negro. himself
maintained that the race angle
prevented the match. He remained
friend II Dempsey
In aud out OF the rims, Wills
was as crafty an thoy come In
side the ropes, he could punch and
box with equal dcxterlty lie was
a master of tho arts OF feinting
and sidcstepplng
outside the ring, Wills was
shrcwd businessman who invested
wisely No spendthrift. he invested
his money Ia real estate, and nj
the time OF hts death had con.
siderable holdings In Harlem and
the Bronx
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
Russell Pulls
Awoy In NBA
Reboundinq Race

New York city CAMP 1911
Russell IL pulling away from the
pack In reboundlpg IN the National
Basketball Association. figures r.
leased last week by the leagues
information bureau
The 8-foot Il. inch center Ut the
Boston Coltics. the only player IN
the history % the MIA 20 grab
40 or more rebounds IN a single
game, did Il for tho fourth time
81 retrieving exactly that number
against the Cincinnati Royals
Russell grabbed 40 Cthe al time
record, ~ and 40 on three differ
cnt occasions last season Tho
elongated Russell had o total Of
sol rebounds IN % games Tor an
average q - game
Third ia the roboundlnR depart
mont was the talented ElgiH Hay.
Tor. rookie star - the Minneapolis
Iasers Baylor had pulled down
3s4 rebounds IN "a games Tor 81
10 average
Fifth was walter Dukes. the r.
footor ~ tho Detroit pist0Hs.
whose total for 20 games vas 3i6
for 1873 average
Baylor was Third among The
scorers IIo had taIlle1 gu points
IN ~ games for 2bh average
which placed him Second IN aver
age asonug
Russell. with l05 points In ~
games. an is4 average, ana
Woody aaul1sborry the Philadsl.
phia Warrior and rookie 81 the
year last season with 35s points
for 1874 average. we're among
the scoring leaders
Russell and teAmmhts Harn
Jones were among the front run
nera IN field goal percentages
Jones the talented sophomore had
hit on 20 ~ 100 tries for 47t
mark Russelrs percentage D,ah
ffg On 1t4 Tor 3f8
iJukos had the dubious diSiiHra
ton ~ committing more person
nails iia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
DUo-CTTIES PACEsETTERS
DECEMBER ~

The Paoesettcrs win not be
bowling FOR the next two weeks
A. customary an interloague
tournament was held Thursday
the following received prizes /.
Mary Russell 2. Lapretta Moore 3
Louise Thomas
State tournament team II Yer
nice Barrett Wanda Owens Gwen
Iaino, Laurctta Moore and Evelyn
Henderson came IN for a prize,
The team rolled n 1851 total score
including a handicap Of SfS, Con-
gratulationsl
Roberta Higgins, aunt Of Laur-
eta Moore came IN 20 see how her
niece was rolling Others watching
the action were: Al Clark, jim
Gardner Joe Norris, Dee Turner
Virgil Harris, Bonnie Fowler Ar
Moore, Anita Sayles Jack Adams
and HOWE Barrett
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
NAME 2 TAN GRiDDERS
TO hLL-StRVICE TIAM

Chicago amp Seven form
cr Tan college stars we're among
thoao picked on An-scryicc foot
ball teams announced last week
BY the three service newspapers
The Army Navy and Air Force
Times.
Named on the Air Force eleven
was Joe Barbce. a tackle FOR lock-.
burue AFB and former Kent
state fOmol star
Three were picked on the Army
Unit They were John Henry Lew.
IL. an Michigan Slater. AZ end
Earl Vincent. who performed for
Iowa. At one halfbacl, and Eddie
Crook former West Virginia State
star. "a the other halfback
All-servioe selections Included
Jim Robinson. former Fisk star. a.
end and Harry jefferson. the 81.
haifback ~ Illinois
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
TEAM STANDINGS

Team high Single Game; OBJ
server 9f2, Ted Bics 30. q 8.
Uphols,ering $50
Team High Series; Observer
1922 Ted Rics $500 q g Uphol-
STEERING 2fe1
individual High Single Game,
Howic Barrett 2Is Ernie johnson
2i5. Iam0r Collins 2i3
Individual High Series; HOWE
Barrett sl5, Larry Walton 5sl
Charles Lam $50
Get your reservations IN early
for Scotch Doubles al ~ Lanes
January 2 AT pm Enter as many
times a. you wish with a different
partner each time
Happy New Year readers, and
thanks FOR the help in the past
year May Cod bless you an
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
Because OF Color
Mon Who Was
Denied Shot Az
World Title Buried

New York CAMP Scores 81
ring celebrities ana other digni-
tsucs Friday attended funeral
services for Harry wins. former
heavyweight contender who was
known universally as the Black
Panther
Tho services werr held in the
chapel 81 the Walter Il CooRs
R,mcrpl Home, III w T2nd 81, IN
thia city lmrial followed in Wood
lawn Cemetery
one 81 nngdoms immortal
Wills during his lifetime amassed
a comfortable fortune but the
goal he sought most the heavy,
weight title cmdcd him
The man who stood between
Harry and the title was Jack
Dempsey known then as now az
the "Mauasaa Mnuler' Wills tried
hard Ia got him into the ring for a
title showdown but WAS unsue-
ccasfnl
At ono time, wills collected $50
pOn for a match with Dempsey
Witch never came OF That was IN
ipgt shortly after Wits, IN the
views of ring observers gave Louis
Angel Fipn the ArEcntina wild
hull a good going over IN ~
round 40 decision hrawl In icrucy
CITY n J tirpo had knocked
Dempsey ont u the ring IN their
memorable meeting and his fight
with Wills besides netting the
Panther $3.50 o0o. raised the lat
tor natic stock
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
CHS To TEIENISE
ROW. GAMES

New York tANrl The CHS
BroadcBstinE Company has an
nomcod that Il WIN toicvisc three
football bowl games during the
holidays
They are the Gator Bowl at
Jacksonville, Tia Pee ~, the
Orange Bowl az Miami Fla Jan
and the cotton nuwi al Dallas,
Tex. also On Jan / However, the
Orange bowl game win bo telc.
vsed starting at i2.Aa pm EST
whereas the Dallas game won't
get under way untu $3.50 pm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
Half Beck Boss
Was First Triple
Titilist In Il Years

Chicago tANpi FINAL stats
ties OF tho 1885 toi,hail season.
released last WEEK hy tho National
Collegiate Athletic Bureau show
officially that Dick Rass captured
three offensive titles the nrst
triple extensively king iu u wears
and that several other tan backs
ranked high in rushing
Bass he'd IN total ottense with
i,tio yards in sis plays, Ia scor
ing. with rs touehdowns and eight
conversion points for iid points
ard In rushing with 1851 yards
in EOS PUSHES FOR a 66s average
Leon Burton Arizona State
back and leading ruShcr in 1907
finished iith in this department
this season lie gained di2 yaris
ia toS carries FOR an average ~
Act Leon was eighth IN scoring
with II touchdowns and four extra
points FOR 20 points
Mel West. sophomore halfnaek
fur the University ot Missouri
ranked l2m In rushing amassipg
6ig yards in i5l tries far a 400
average
Prentice Csutt Oklahoma rull
baci, who appears with the Soon.
ers in the Orange Bowl gained o21
yards In l0a attempts FOR a Boz
average tie was 18th
pon Perkins brilliant star for
New Mexico 10th gained d2i
yards In III attempts Cor a bot
average
Two n0tthea below him was
Ron Burton Northwestern most
valuable PLAYER Tho Junior half
back picked ota yards IN iAl trios
for nine games averaging asa
wards crack Ron also scored ~
1ouchdowns and four conversion
points FOR 20 points, placing third
In scoring
/ Clnrk Outstanding, Despite In
iuries
Despite injuries that kept him
out OF two key games Don Clark
ohio states great halfback WIN
was drafted by tho Chicago neara.
gained hs2 yards in IA trips for
Ia Al0 average
others among the leaders IN
rushing were joe nonand. Arizona
state. who gained i5i yards N
1i6 attempts for q ios average
Mel johnson, Denver, t70 yards
in p2 attempts Tor b1o average
and wllic West. oregon. Az
yards IN i0i tries for t6b aver
age
George Fleming Washington
halfbacls rated goth place amoni
the place kickcru He canvcrto,
nine points after tuuehdnwhs &
n tries ana one field goal for y
points
] Bass was 18th among the pun
! return leaders. he returned ~ f.
, ldi yards and a l2a average
Perkins VIA among the scofirI
leaders with ~ points insludinI
eight iouohdowua and four copvcf
r sion points
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
CAMPY's LIFE STORY
TO BT PUBLISHED

Boston, Mass amp - In the
faIl ~ 1859 the Little Brown. and
Company win publish the life story
~ Roy Campanella former cat
cher With the Los Angeles Dodg.
crz
Two white sports writers wiil
edit the book for Campanella
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
TWIN CITIES LADIES
DECEMBER I6

The ladies" rolled their last OF
the first half games Tuesday The
holidays were in the offing so for
two weeks no league bowling on
Tuesday for them
Tuesday was their inter-league
tournament The results follow
l. Lauretta Moore
2 Louise Thomas
3. Mary Russell
{. Lee Chandler
8 Sue Washington
8 Inez Clark
Quite few First nighters"
were present 10 watch the action
among whom were Hugh Schuck
and daughter, Beatrice Bessie
Mansfield and son, David, Ethel
Barr and son, David. "ChuclSic'
Balenger Jr, Louis and Maurice
Benamy Lonnie Few, Leslie Nins.
Joe Franks, Bobby Anderson, An
tia Tucker Dorothy Henderson,
r. c. Wilson, Reginald Harris and
Kenneth Jackson.
our "old standbys' did not de-
sert US they were there In goodiy
numbers also, such as; Bea Wal
ton. Muriel Gardner Betty Adams
Linda Cissie and NeolSa Shepherd
Betty Floyd. Jim Gardner Vince
Shepard, Melvin Henderson, Clsr,
ence Butler and our former Jams
sen member Olivia Anderson. Pat
Schuck and Fran Dollie subbeC
for Cooks team members
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
TWO NEGROES ON BOsrON
u. GAGE SQUAD

liostnn Mass tANrl Ed
Washington Of Cambridge. Masa
ami 1911 Gatoa ~ Boston. forward
ami guard respectively are on the
first team 81 the Boston Univ
ersity basketball squad
Boston University has a tough
schedule which Includes Army.
New York T., University ~ Con.
necuCut. and Providence College
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game: Jim
my's ok $50. Brooks Funeral
Home 792, Central Loan 774
Team High Series: Jimmy's Ok
2i45. Brooks Funeral Home 1888,
Central Loan 2230
Individual High Single Game;
Lauretta Moore 203, Kathy
Toombs ls9. Louise Thomas 175.
Individual High Series; Iauretta
Moore 53s, Louise Thomas 5Oi.
Mary Russell i01
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
LoGART FIGHTS N
ARGENTINA

Buanos Aires. Argentina AMP
Isaac Logart u Cuba viii fight
Frederick Thompson, now an Ar
gentinc citizen here 81 Luna Park
Arena
Both are weitsrweighta
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game; Sally
and Jays 7e7. varnado Cleaners
sI2 So Deal 7ss.
Team High Series; Varnado
Cleaners 1927 sally and Jay's
PISS. Barrett Realty 7zsf
individual High single Game:
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
NORTHERN LIGHTS

On Jan 3 the Annual Scotch
Doubles viii be held az Ez lanes
beginning az pm, and continued
until II pm Entry fee is $500
per couple four prizes win be Civ
en- Top prizes is $500 For res
crvations can Virgil Harris IA
$3.50, Jim Gardner ia POSTS
or Bob Green ia 5-SI7t Call
early,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
ROBERT STREET RETAIL
DECEMBER rs

The Shoe Service team has the
losing virus. What is it that viii
bring about a cure fella's9 Put
your heads together and lets lick
the bug
High Series: Art Moore 53S.
Sid Cummings 526, Bonnie Fowler
5ii.
High Single Game; Bonnie Fowl
er 205, Art Moore 2Il, sid
Cummings ls9.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
TWIN CITY
Pin PAT TER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capitol 5-535l

LNuretta Moore 20T Louise Thorn
as iSI. Gwen Lame 1872
Individual High Series: Mary
Russell 534, LAuretta Moore 5l2.
Louise Thomas ia5.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02

conference. Another was Bishop
James Lawson % New York who
had advertised widely IN African
papers that he was bringing del
cgation OF i5 but who arrived Nv
himself
What About FauhaSs
Perhaps Americans should not
he surprised when they travel
abroad and find themselves facing
questions about discrimination. In
those DAYS Of radio and Geographic
news service people white and
black and all oyvr the world know
about Little Rock What about
that fellow rauhus they ask la
credulously "How can a country
like America produce man hike
that 90 they inquire
White people travelling in Eu
rope aru chaErinued when they
discover people asking questions
which show they are curious about
the sort Of civilization which the
people from the South of the
United states have
Negro visitors 60 Africa who try
10 explain that not an tho South
Is bestial and that MANY ot the
most cultured ana prosperous Ne.
groes live there are apt 90 face
slightly disguised suspicion ~
though they wcrc apologists
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02

Your nsiRhhors write. edii and
print this paper each week FOR
your information aud entertain
mcnt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
Negro Footbollers
Win Three Titles
In Pro League


captured championships in three
key offensive departments in the
National Football League this sea
son. according 10 statistics nc,
leased recently
Jim Brown. Of course was the
leader IN rushing and in scoring,
and Ollie Matson captured the
kickoff returns title
Brown the feared f,ulhack Of the
Cleveland Browns established
new league record in rushing when
he gained 1897 yards in PSI at
tempts He tried another mark by
scoring rs touchdowns, including
II rushing us lOs points made
him the leading scorer in the
league
MatsOn Top Punt Returncr
Matson overlook Lennie LyIes
tn the last game OF the season 70
forge ahead as the most produc,
tive kickoff returner The veteran
hslfback Of the Chicago Cardinals
returned IL for 5eT yards and an
average OF S55
Joe tthe Jetl Perry. who Is the
all.time rushing leader in the
MEL piled mp 7Ss yards this sea
son 10 place third in ball carrying
He now has career total OF
$50 yards He broke the old
record in the second game o. the
season
Moore. Mitchell Outstanding
other tan rushing leaders were
While Galimore. Chicago Bears,
who gained ole yards in $50 tries
for a as average; Lennie Moore
Baltimoe, a5s yards In 50 tries Tor
la 10 average highest in the
league among regular bah CARR.
crs, and Matson sos yards in
l29 attempts for 80 average
Moore was tied for second IN
scoring with II touChdowns seven
by passes and seven by PUSHES, foi
50 points He also was fourth In
pass receiving totaling ota yard,
on 81 receptions
Gaiimore was fifth In the zcor
ing derby accounting for ~ point.
with II touchdoNus, including min,
rushing
Moore. Brown and Clarenc,
Peaks. Of the Philadelphia Eagles
each scored four touchdowns in /
single game,
/ Bobby Mitchell. Cleveland rock
ie-of thc-year candidate, was sec
ond among the punt returncrs witt
"A uInbacks for 1875 yards and
lll.s average His ss-yard sprin
against the Philadelphia Eagle
was the longest punt return for
touchdown during the season
Mitchell WAS third In rcturnin
/ kickoffs He ran back rs for IS
yards and a 25,2 average III
teammates. Leroy Bolden. wa
second, with II for 1872 and
/ 25g average Eighth was I
Smith. Of the San Francisco FortN
! Miners who ran back 10 for 80
yards and n 237 average
Matson twice scored on kickoff
| returns. and Bolden and Mitche
each scored once
Lylcs was the nominal leader ~
he did not return the required J
10 quality for league honors Lei
ME ran back 1o3 yardcr again
the Chicago Bears Tor the lonl
est I'd run of the season, and ais
returned a kickoff for 1o2 var,
. against the Detroit Lions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game: Mar
ions Tea Room Ola Gardner
Realty gil, Kieffcrs Clothing 900
Team High Series; Kicffcrs
Clothing 1865. Gardner Realty
26t3, Marious Tea Room 1897
individual nigh single Game:
Jim Gardner 2l3 Muriel Gardner
1855 Geo Manning oil, Jno Webb
203, opal Clark i62. Betty Nc
Graw lHs, Bessie Green l69
individual High Series: Jim
Gardner sos, Muricl Gardner $50.
Geo Manning $50, Bessie Green
'f47. Jno Webb 5s5 and Betty Nc
CFaVg 4pG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
SideIiehfs On
The All-Africon
Conference uf Ghono

SOUtCfCUCC W SUoUd
Aecra Ghana CAMP The
recent An-Agriean Peoples Con
ference herr In Accra stirrod
great sections of Afncas 200
million black people Gathered
here were representatives 81 Az
ricsn organizations from East and
South Africa as well as both West
and North Africa
North Africa is of course con
troued hy the Arabs They live
north Of the Sahara Desert which
FOR centuries served as dividing
line But the Arabs are not am
6itious 20 wipe away that division
and are striving nightly 10 as
scrt that 1--WE are Africans too
President NaSSer Of the Arab
Republic, looking toward the IA
turc feels that II he could mar
shall the forces OF Black Africa
behind his Middle Gas; strength.
he would be inyineible on the con
tinent
Arabs Have Largest Delegation
Perhaps thel argest individual
delegation az the conference came
from the United Arah Republic
The Arabs are supporting a secrc
tariat at Cairo an outgrowth Of
the Cairo Conference held there
early this year and whose task
Is Go extend the Influence Of sgy
pt The uAR delegation brought
several young Africans, principal.
" Nigerians who have strategic
posts in the secretaviat n long with
the Arab and East Indian dele
gates
Russia sent party Of six 10
the conference. But Nkrumah who
Is fully aware Of the Arab intcn
tiona backed by the chairman Tom
Mhoya, were determined that the
conference should be run by AZ
rlcsns They therefore limited vot
ing delegates 60 tho heads Of dele
cations which gave only some 10
delegates voting privileges on res
oultionH and the real deliberations
Of the conference
Americans Attend As observers
There was only one Negro Am
erican ON this top committee and
that WAS Or Horace Mann Bond
dean Of Atlanta University and
long time Africanist Others FROM
America who were fraternal dele.
gates or observers included John
| A Davis, executive director OF the
American Society Of African Cul.
ture; Prof So Clair Drake who
Is serving as acting director Of "a,
sociology department AZ the univ.
crafty NJ cham mi. war mr.
Mercer Cook az Howard tYn,vsr
lslty who IA spending The year II
study nj Paris France, Miss sbi,
lev Graham wife ~ pr w y
Dubois who manned IN attend IA,
meeting hat was detained in a rca
home in Moscow where ne ha,
been Travelling theae p,st f,,.
weeks.
his VIE read ~" paper be hn'
! expected TO deliver
, u, n,,,o,. a., .,,,ou an. a,,,
,c,.no,, o. .,,,,,,.,' ~, ,,,.,,,-
2 ~ IN" t'as' warned thnm against
american Negroes whom he dc.
I cinrcd would sell them out and
+ deliver them into III" hands Of
o 'he imper'"'ist>.
= p,h.- Aa.a.t..u t..,, -.
yDr... p.,..., -. !, -,
go. ca. -, j. /,
Ton university. Margaret Cart
A wright OF Hunter College. Ne'
YORK, Ei'a Molten Barnett. boar
= member of The American. Africa
. Institute: Claude a Barnett Of ID
!, Associated Negro Press Alphoou
Hanton. New York BIB Koithe
"a ~ Africa Special Report Irwin
Tho Arr -cfo. M,ias pu,t,,.r i,
" ia. Taagcs Carmen, yya.t,.r. ,..,.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02
TrN sTRIKr. DEC. es

The Gallery bowlers" were out
in numbers Tuesday 10 see the
Strikers" bowl Most Of them
were on the "distoff" side
Jessie Johnson, keeping score
for Jean and Ray, Betty Adams
for Woodlands. Kathy Toombs for
81. Paul Recorder even your re-
porter was drafted to keep score
for her former teammates So Deal
Liquors Others enjoying the &C
ton were opal Turner, Cassie Nor.
ris, Barbara Carter, Marie Matt
hcws, Callie Fowler Sue Washing
ton. Muricl and Jim Gardner with
Virgil Harris who were doing
some practice bowling "Cliff'
Burner was 'baby-sit bowling
with his three offspring "Clifi
Jr" Kelvin and Vicn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-02

Mrs Paul Robeson WINS another
from the VISA who came on from
London where she and Paul are
residing for the present Paul seut
greetings bit could not come be.
cause be is on concert tour On thr
continent
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07

ORIGINAL 4-poster bed complete,
apartment piano. bunk beds, twin
beds. double bed. all complete,
kneehole desk, mahogany break
front, Boston rocker, dropleaf table
and chairs, maple bedroom set,
cedar chest, French provincial
couch, 8 chests, refrigerator, S35;
wringer washer, $25; apartment
size gas stove. S35: 21-inch tele-
vision, $45. UL. 1-6677.
ROPER deluxe 30-inch gas range,
maple twin beds, complete, pair
table lamps, metal wardrobe. w.
l-7689. after $50 p. m.
WINE color davenport, eft. !
cushions. PO. 1-2718.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
BAILIFF'S SALE
Case No. 523.l

The State of Ohio, County of
Cuyahoga, City Of East Cleve-
land, SIS.
By virtue of a certain writ of
execution issued from the East
Cleveland Municipal Court,
State of Ohio, in favor of Peter
Pietroniro, dba Euclid Lakeview
Furniture Co., Plaintiff, against
William F. McQuade ct al, De-
fendant, have levied upon and
shall offer for sale at public
vendue according to law, at the
hour of Eleven O'clock Am. on
Monday, the 18th day of May
AID. 1859, at 8114 Harvard
Ave., Presgrave Bros, Inc, in
the City of Cleveland, Ohio, all
the right, title and interest of
defendant in and to the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
One #136 N, double dresser, one
#136 N chest, one 1868 panel
bed, one 1868 night stand, wal
nut, Gettysburg Furniture Co.
One Sea Gull Mfg. Co. A. g.
Relaxation mattress, one Sea-
Gull A. g. Relaxation box spring
one cotton mattress A. g., one
Grand gas range, model
NC 1922, serial #1627233, one
VT floor lamp.
Terms of sale, Cash.
East Cleveland, Ohio. May 9Th,
1859.
ALBERT YAHRAUS
Bailiff of East Cleveland
Municipal Court
Publish May 7th, 1869.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
In MemOrian7

RICHARD j. Scott, May 7. 1858
In loving memory of our beloved
son and brother who passed away
one year ago today.
He lives on in our memories, for
ever deep in our hearts.
Mother. Dad, Joe and Mary
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-07
In MemOrian7

Pvt. George, died May
TO- l945.
When the weary day is over,
And the sun has ceased to shine
With the twilight comes a memory
OF that wonderful son and brother
of ours.
ovip o. family,