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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06
SNPJ Picnic
To Feature
Big ''Circvs''

On this coming Sunday at the
S. N. P. J. Farm picnic grounds
on Heath I'd. in Chardon, the
young members of the Slovene
Juvenile Singing Chorus of the
Slovene Workman's Hall on
Waterloo rd., will present COL
orful Circus. There will be dane
ing and polkas to the gay mu-
sic of Ray Champas Orchestra
and all the normal activities
of a Slovene picnic, but the
feature attraction and main
theme of the day will be a Cir
Gus extravangaza. Sensational
acts never before seen in the
United States will perform in
this circus.
The Circus parade is sched-
uled to begin at 800 p. m.
The circus animal creations,
which are full size paper mache
and will be worn by the youth
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06
Tomsiic Named
To High Post
In California

Good news from the west
helped spread happiness around
tohe home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Tomsic, 1907O Meredith ave-,
last week.
Son Richard has informed
his parents that he has been
appointed to an important po-
sition as Physicist with North
American Aviation in Califor.
MIA.
Young Tomsic plans tt
make his home permanently IL
Los Angeles.
A graduate Of Euclid Senior
High he was awarded a schol.
arship to Case Tech in 1855. Al
Case he majored in Physics
and was awarded a degree in
Bachelor of Science this past
June.
At Case Dick was president
of the Campus Club and also
was active in football, track,
basketball and the Choral
Club.
Locally during his high
school and collegiate days, he
was an active member OF
M. P. z. Juvenile Singing
Club as we'll as a member of
the Tomsic-Pavil orchestra.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06

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So; RE. 1929.
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
VACUIJM CLEANERS

BY order of the Zoning Board of
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Kirby, Electrolux, ETC., SIS to $35;
new hoses for Electrolux. s.; no
reasonable offer refused. 744 East
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06

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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06

full members, will delight you.
This is a first annual affair
expected to continue and en-
large each year and for this
first Circus is gathered 25 to 80
animals from the four corners
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06

Of the world as we'll as circus
clowns, dancers, baton twirl-
ers, band music, etc. So come
on out on Sunday, August 9th,
bring the kids, and enjoy the
day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-08-06

Renee Walters

NSuh~S W SauuSs -
LlQUlDATOR
Selling Complete Contents of
University Heights Home
1906 E. ANTISDALE RID.
Between Moyfield and Cedar
West Of Wdrrensville- Center Rd.
EV. 1887
Leaving Town. Prices Marked
For Quick Sale.
Fridoy. Saturday. Sunday.
August 7-8-9
Hours 10 to 8 Until Sold
Kidney davenport: love seat;
lounge and fan chairs. others;
Weimun leother top round table.
tier and drum table. others;
bross sconces; puirs torcheirs.
bridge lamps. others; fireplace
equipment; paintings; niohoqony
knee-hole desk: shadow box;
blond tea cart: northern mohoG-
any 8-piece dining room set.
glass top and pods: RCA TV:
l9 in. conjunction TV: Wilcox
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night stand with quilted leather
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heddbodrd: maple ch IS /:
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OF studio beds; full recreation
room furniture; brass and plunt-
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Kenmore dryer; Apex washer;
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DINING room set: chairs. buffet,
table, blonde. m 0 d ern, S1O0;
chrome Duncan Phyfe kitchen
set, $35: Admiral table model
radio-phonograph. 78 speed, SIS;
pair Nubian table lamps, $5; /:
abstract lamp bases. $3.50 each;
gray Lawson couch and chair, $50;
1858 Easy Spindryer washer, used
3 months, $l2S. UL. 1-0099, eve
nings.
PERFECTION electric range, 4O-in
deluxe model, Al condition. VIII
2-6379.
MAPLE bedroom set with springs
and mattress, table top stove
reasonable. GL. 1-5l57.
DOUBLE bed size Sealy posture.
pedic mattress with box spring
months old. $50; Simmons Hide.
A-Bed. sofa, Early American
style, covered in a durable tWeec
fabric in shades of brown, yeal
old, $50. These items can b,
seen at 621 East 266th st., RE
1884.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31
Welding School Is
Planned By Group

The Adult Farmers class of
the local high school is sponsor
ing a welding school to be held
in the shop room of the local
Farm Bureau Coop each Monday
evening during January.
William Phillips, Of Ashland,
who is an expert Welder, will
explain the various aspects OF
welding.
The first meeting will concern
an explanation of Welders and
the various metals most COM
monty used. There will be a num-
Der of electric Welders available
for members of the group to use
Anyone interested in learning
the art Of welding is invited tC
attend. The meetings will start
at 800 p. m. and continue for two
hours.
Practice sessions may be helC
other nights of the week if the
the group so desires. The Adult
Farmer group is instructed by
j. E. Parrish, local vocational
agriculture instructor.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31
Caldwell 48, Sarahsville 43

The preliminary was equally
exciting before Caldwell emerged
from the scuffle with a 48-43 de-
cision over Sarahsville of the
Noble county league. The Red
skins have won four out of seven
games, the Red Devils seven out
of IL.
Sarahsville took the lead in the
game 20 on John Hayes fielder,
and after Marvin jackson made
good a foul shot, the Devils
raced into an 81 margin before
Jackson flipped in a fielder with
three minutes left in the quarter.
Caldwell trailed 1877 at the end
of the period getting buckets by
Tom Lewis and Gary Keeton to
go with Jackson's three points.
In the second frame, the Red
skins racked up seven consecu-
tive points to take the lead for
the first time l4-l2, rolling up
18 points in the quarter while
Sarahsville cooled down with
eight.
Six players added to the point
making for Caldwell in the
second, Lewis and Chad Moore
hitting four each as did Lewis
Glidden of the Devils to make
the score read 1920 in CaldWell's s
favor at halftime.
Following intermission the
contest settled into a dogged de-
fensive game in which Caldwell
tailed l6 points in the third
quarter while Sarahsvilie netted
10. The Redskins continued tc
offer a diversified scoring attack
led by Jackson with five, bu'
Glidden racked up seven of hi!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31

Ella Cross, big, rugged, Red
Head pivot star, halls from the
hill country of Tennessee. Cross,
an outstanding high school and
amateur star, turned professional
this season and is fast making
her fine play and enthusiastic
performance catch fan attention
all around the sports world,
thrilling the paying customers
wherever the famous Red Heads
appear.
Playing pivot for the world
champion girls makes Cross the
center piece of the famous wheel
offenSe attack of the Red Heads.
Possessing a terrific hook shot
also makes her one of the top
scorers of the champion girls
team.
See this Tennessee gal in action
when the famous girl cagers bat
tie the GAINESVILLE Pioneer mems
team on Saturday, Jan. 2 at 800
p. m. in the Southern Noble
gymnasium.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31
OPENING ROUND
ReynOldsburg GA, Sarahsville So

In the opening round on Mon
day night, Reynoldsburg built up
a comfortable lead then held off
last-quarter rally by Sarahs-
vile to win 64-59. The Red Devils
were outscored 44-22 in the first
half but came back with a 1920
margin in the second half to
make a game Of 1t.
The visitors bagged 81 fielders
compared to 13 for SarahSVllle
and converted 10 out of Il free
throws for 1870 while the Red
Devils made good % out of 81
chances at the foul stripe for
62%o. The loss was the third in
10 games for Sarahsville and
the victory was the second in
six games for the Raiders.
Reynoldsburg's previous win
was over Marion-Franklin $3.50
but two of their losses were in
overtime to ST Marys 56-55 and
Columbus Holy Rosary 56-54
Other losses were to PicktoWn
70-48 and University 67-57.
The Noble county team LED
twice in the first quarter 20 and
GA but on the whole the Red
Devils were unable to get NOV
ing in the early stages of the
game. The usually high-scoring
Lewis Glidden was limited to g
low of eight points and only
three in the first half as the
visitors used Dan Gierhart anC
Mike Grayhem, a couple Of six
footers, to keep the ball away
from him.
A lot of scoring slack was
taken up by guard John Hayes
who pumped in Is points anc
forward Ted Feldner who baggec
l6. Larry Young played a con
sistent game ending with II
points as did Gerald Davis who
also notched 10. Gary Davis
failed to make the scoring column
but played a steady floor game
during the two quarters he wa
IN action.
ReynoldSburg got early-gam
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31
Record Number
OF Unemployment
Applications Filed

The unemployment office in
Caldwell reported a record high
of jobless claims for the week
of December 26.
Filed with the Caldwell office,
located in the Knights of Colum-
bus building, West street, were
l74 applications, the highest for
any one month extending over a
period of four months.
Both initial and continued
claims reflected major increases.
Initial claims submitted at the
Caldwell office totaled %, COM
pared to five listed for the pre-
vious week.
The total of l52 continued
claims filed last week repre-
sented the largest number of
these ever filed in the Caldwell
office. Last weeks report showed
an increase of 26 over the pre-
vious week.
The Caldwell office is open
every Tuesday morning from
$3.50 to 11:30 for the convenience
of those persons making applica-
tions of unemployment compen-
Sation.
Persons living in this county
and adjacent areas should avail
able themselves of the services
provided by the Caldwell office,
bureau of unemployment COM
pensation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31

teams 10 points as Caldwell re-
manned in front 41-30 entering
the fourth quarter.
AS against Skyvue, the Red
skins went into a slump in the
fourth quarter bagging only
seven points while SarahSville
was making 13.
Ted Feldner connected for four
fielders for the Red Devils to put
the pressure on Caldwell as the
Redskins battled to hold their
dwindling lead. With a 46-39
margin at ESQ, the Redskins tried
an unsuccessful stall resulting in
a rapid turnover of the ball.
Feldner flipped in a fielder to
make it 46-41 at 1:16, then Glid-
den scored making it 46-43 and
So seconds to play. In the wan
ing seconds, keeton stole the
ball and went the length of the
floor for a lay-up and a final
count of 4843.
Keeton and Jackson shared
scoring honors for Caldwell with
II points each while Glidden
netted Is for Sarahsville. Field
ner, the Red Devils first-year
sensation, came through with IA
for second high in the point
department.
Glidden's Is points boosts his
12-game total to 268 for a 22-per
game average despite a poor
night against Reynoldsburg when
he netted only eight.
Caldwell had a slight edge in
field goals 1917 and converted
10 out of 21 free throws for 1870
while Sarahsville made good nine
out of "a for 379o. The Redskins
committed l8 personals losing
Lewis in the fourth quarter and
Dick Semple in the third. The
Red Devils were called for 19
fouls and lost John Hayes in the
final ppriDd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31

manager OF the d11alr.
Reynoldsburg's classy Raiders
hit % fielders compared to Is
for Skyvue, but the Hawks con-
verted % out of 38 foul shots for
500 while the losers made good
only five out of 19 chances for
27To. In the personal foul depart
ment, Skyvue was nicked for 16
losing Enos Singer in the fourth
period. Reynoldsburg was called
for 26 personals sending four
men to the sidelines in the last
quarter including Hollis Keels,
ROLAND FARRELL, Jack Wilson and
Gary Sharp.
Skyvue led all the way in the
game although the score was tied
briefly at IL and 3-3 in the open
ing quarter. Gary Jackson, who
managed only four points against
Caldwell the previous night, led
the Hawks in scoring with 20
points including IA out of % free
throws.
Enos Singer also performed
well for the winners with 18
points while Gerald Handschu-
macher came in with nine, a far
cry from Monday when he flip
ped in % against Caldwell.
For the Raiders, their flaShy
floor general Jack Wilson put on
a sparkling display of IL fielders
for % points as well as spark
ing his mates floor play. He got
no major support in the point
column, however as Mike Gray
hem was next in line with nine.
Reynoldsburg, down six points
at halftime, staged a third
quarter rally to pull within one
point 36-35 with 2:48 to play in
the period. Fielders by Jackson
and Phil Christman, plus a pair
of free throws by Singer pushed
the score to 42-35 at the end Of
the quarter.
In the fourth frame, Skyvue
was outScored 1913 but held on
to the lead although Wilson's
eleventh field goal brought the
score to 53-5l with II seconds to
go. Two free throws by Don
ZWick accounted for the final
margin of 55-5l in a rough-house
finish that saw a total of 13
fouls called in the quarter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31

vile. His squad is built around
five seniors, three Juniors, one
sophomore, and one freshman.
Sarahsville's scoring, potential
has been greatly enhanced with
the return to the lineup of vet
eran guard, John Hayes, who has
been lost to the squad for the
past five weeks due to illness.
A senior and a regular from
last years team, Hayes will un-
doubtedly strengthen the Red
Devils in their drive to conclude
a winning court season.
Heading the pack in scoring
punch is Lewis Glidden, senior,
who has racked up total of 164
points in seven Noble county
league contests. He leads Dave
Wyscarver, of Batesville, by
eight points, who has tailed l56
points in six league games.
Coach Eibel is heading down
the home-Stretch, seated COM
fortably in second spot in the
county league standing.
By the time tournament rolls
around, rest assured that the
pressure will be applied and the
Sarahsville Red Devils will be
cunning to cop the coveted tour
ney championship title from fav-
ored BatesVille Beavers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31
Noble County Youth
Rally IS Planned

A youth rally will be held
Monday night, January 4, at 7:30
o'clock in the Ava Free Methodist
church. All Noble county youths
and those from surrounding
areas are invited.
There will be special singing
and all are urged to bring their
musical instrument and to par
ticipate in the rally. Rev. Myron
Cutler will be the speaker.
This rally will be the begin
ming of a four-day series of
meetings. which will start each
evening at 1880 o'clock with
Ronald E. Gill, pastor of the
Coshocton Free Methodist church,
bringing the message.
All are invited to attend this
youth revival and to hear the
inspiring messages these men
will bring.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31
Fox Calling Contest
To Be Held Monday.

Plans have been made to hold
a fox calling contest next Mon
day, Jan. 4, 1860. Sportsmen from
Noble, Guernsey, and Muskin-
gum counties will participate.
The group will meet at the Belle
Valley American Legion home at
$50 p, m. and be divided into
groups of four men. A time limit
will be set and the groups will
take off to see which can bag
the most bounty.
A substantial prize will be
offered for the winners and plans
are to have this hunt featured in
national magazine article.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31
HOME FOR WEEKEND

A &c Melvin Wentworth, who
recently completed four months
training with the United States
Air Force in Italy, spent the
Christmas weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Went
worth and son, Merlin, of Sar-
ahsville, and other friends and
relatives in Noble county. Air
man Wentworth returned Sun
day to England ALB, Louisiana.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31

the Red Heads feature fancy
passing, clever ball handling,
deceptive play patterns, clever
ruses, amusing routines and just
a1l-round good basketball.
Tickets will be sold at the door
and the price will be $l.00 for
adults and so cents for children.
This game is being sponsored
by the Southern Noble Athletic
Association with the proceeds
going to this organization for the
schools sports program.
Shirley Trooper" Howard, All
American from Missouri, playing
in her fourth season with the
Red Heads, is a featured per-
former, a terrific ball handler,
and champion foul shot artist.
Trooper" is the comedienne OF
the Red Head squad, her anus
ing pranks delight basketball
fans in whatever arena or gym
the basketeers make appearances.
The program is sure to offer
an evening of complete enter
tainment and it will be full of
rollicking fun for the viewers.
The Red Heads will play in
the GAINESVILLE Municipal audi
torium Sunday and then they
will play the Roseville Cardinals
in the Roseville high school gym
Tuesday night.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31

punch from Jack Wilson with II
of his IA points in the first half
while Rowland FARRELL netted Is,
Gary Sharp had II and Mike
Grayhem 10.
The Red Devils caught fire in
the second half led by Feldner
with nine points in the third
quarter and Young with seven
in the fourth, but Reynoldsburg' S
lead was too great to overcome
as the Raiders held on to win
~ five pointS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-31

After three of Little League football at Fort Bennng,
Ga, least two boys have been losing
They Rcy Bond l2 Maj and Mrs Clifford Bond,
formerly Caldwell and Michael Meyer The boys fathers
coaches for the league.
This year the grdders played with the Terriers of
the Dougboy league and helped 236 for all
only 20 opposition the while not losing
single game Ricky played full back and Michael played
tackle
The young grdder the grandson of and Mrs Dack
Blake and AIr. and Mrs Henry Bond all Of Caldwell.