davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Georgia ave. NV, on Thursday,
September /. at pm. lnterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
WILLIAM A. JORDAN, Secy. 81
GoLDSTEIN. WALTER HERMAN. On
Monday. August -. 1860, WALTER
HERMAN GOLDSTEIN Of 4l4O 18th
st. NV. Funeral services and in
terment Maplewood. N. J. (Danzan-
sky Funeral Service
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KARLIN. ALEXANDER R. A special
@ communication of Kemper
IN Lodge. No, "a. A. r. and
IN A. NJ. will be held at the
~NA Masonic Temple. East
%~ Broad St and Church
wv place. Falls Church. Va, al
" am. Wednesday, August
81, 1850, for the purpose Of con-
ductins the Masonic funeral services
for our late brother, ALEXANDER
r. KARL1N.
WALTER C. HINKLE.
Acting Master
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KELLY LILY on IRENE Ma G. Or 2,,, Monday; r, Az
tnee McGownei of 1924 Mills ave
ne, beloved wife Of Crosby Kelly
Friends may call at Nalley'S Funera
Home. 300 Rhode Island ave. a
Eastern ave. ne. Funeral on Thurs
day. September I. at $40 am
thence to St. James Catholic Church
where mass will be offered at Q I'm
for the repose Of her soul. Rela
tives and friends invited. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 81
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DORR. JOHN A. On Sunday, August


- members Of BricElsyers
Ns Union, No. l., of Wash,
~ ington. D.. c., are hereby
lA notified Of the death oi
VM WILLIAM H. FIELDING
H@6 on Monday. August ~
lnuzwA 1850. Funeral from thu
Deal Funeral Home, 4Sls
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CAHlLL. JOHN J. Members Of WASH
A.h lngton Council, knights
wZAA of Columbus, are notified
\kA Of the death of Brother
I%I- JOHN CAHIIL, and are
NSAA%N REQUESTED to meet at the
N~ Hanlon Funeral Home,
W 1881 Georgia ave NV. al
S:l5 pm. Tuesday. August 80, 1860
for recitation OF the rosary.
FRANK p, LAW, Jr.. G. x.
RICHARD A. MAHAR. F. S. 80
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LITTLE FRANK i n, Sunday An

LITTLE FRANK J. On sunday, Au-
FRANK J. LITTLE Of SsGi Quebec
st. NV. husband OF the late Agnes
Little. father Of Frank J. Little,
jr. Friends may call at the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home. SOB Wis
conSi nave. nv, where prayers will
be said on Thursday. September
!. at $3.50 ain: thence to the
Shrine OF the Most Blessed Seera-
ment Church. Western ave. and
QueSada stS. NV. where requiem
mass will he offered a. 10 am.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 81
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BARNES, 3, BESSIE s,n 2; On Tuesday; Au-

bAENNES, bLSSIE Z. On Iuesudy, AU-
sust 80, 1850, at The DISTRICT Gen
BARNES OF lis Z st. Sc, beloved
wife of Ernest Barnes She also
leaves to mourn her passing one
sister, Mrs. Susie Mayden; a host OF
tives and many friends. Arrange
ments by the John T Rhines d Co
Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th ST. ne.
Notice of funeral later.
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1raths

ADDELLE, SUSIE z. On Sunday. Au-
gust 2s. 1880. SUSIE z. AD.
DELE of 1145 9Th St ne. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Jarvis.
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GRIMES, caAUNCEY; On Tuesday.
GRIMES of 1919 Anacostis ave.
ne, loving husband Of Martha
tMattteI Grimes and devoted father
OF Chauncey Grimes, jr.; Irma Samp-
son, Bernice Wood and sylvester
Grimes. He also leaves nine grand-
children. one great-grandchild and
many other relatives and friends
Notice OF funeral later. Remains
at CampbelrS Funeral Home, 442 M
St NV
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day, August Is. 1860. at El Reno,
Okla. DR. JOSEPH 3 BOGAN of
1920 Ingrahsm st. NV, beloved huS-
band of Lillian C. Began, father
Of Josepeh B. Began. jr.. Of FL
Reno. Okla. and Mrs. Thomas S.
Gwynn of Clinton. Md: brother
OF Mrs. John MerWin of Erie, Pa,
and Mrs. Walton Fearing of Nor
folk, Va. Friends may call at the
G. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 14th st. NV, after pm.
Tuesday, August 80 parking facili-
ties). Services at the above funeral
home on Wednesday, August 81,
at 3 pm. 1nterment Glenwood
Cemetery.
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MOXLEY. NETTIE. On MONDAY An.

gust ~ 1850. NETTiE MoxLEY
of 4227 Madison St., Hyattsvilie,
Md. beloved wife of the late James
H. Moxley and mother OF Thelma
a. Stroup, Virginia NJ. Donlin. Mary
GueSman, Robert M. Jenkins and
woodrow p, Reamy. Services at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Baiti-
more ave-, Hyattsville, Md, on
Thursday, September i, at q I'M,
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Epheais Cemetery. Fones-
wood, Va ii
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GREEN, INDIA VI. On Sunday. August
INDIA NJ GREEN OF 1907 Perm st
NV. beloved mother of Mrs. Agnes
G. Wilson and sister OF Miss Mar
garet Marshall and Mrs. Anna
Lansche, both OF Arlington, va;
Mrs. Georsia HARRINGTON Of clifton,
homa City, Okla. Friends NAV call
at HySong's Funeral Home, 1900 N
st. NV. where services will be held
on Wednesday, August 81, at . pm,
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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RITTER. ROBERT ALFRED. On sun
BERT RITTER Of lS1. q st. NV,
beloved brother of Mrs. EuEenia
Ritter Turner Of Tempe. Ariz;
Friends may call at Nalley's Funeral
Home, $500 Rhode Island ave. at
Eastern ave. ne, on Tuesday, Au-
gust 80, from z to 10 pm. Funeral
services will be held Wednesday,
August 81. at | D m. Relatives and
friends invited. Intermment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 80
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SIMS, LENA. On Friday. August
.6. 1850, at the District General
Hospital. LENA SIMS. daughter Of
the late Louis s. and Fanny Will
liams and sister Of the late Flor
ence Baxter She also is survived
by one nephew. Robert Williams
and other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the John T
Eth st. ne. Notice Of iuneraI i
later.
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bHUWNINU, PERKY W. on Sunday,
August 2S. 1850, PERRY W.
BROWNING of 56UU Nicholson ST..
East Riverdale. Md, Beloved husband
Of Bernice Browning and sather of
Espey T. Frank M. W. and Perry
vived by stepson, Cove Cow saHIs- %
bury; a stepuadghter. Mrs. Will
liam H. LonSSwurth, jr.: a sister,
Mrs. Harry Willhoit. and three
grandsons. John W., Espey T, IT.,
and Perry W. Brow ming III. Serv-
ices at the Gasch Funeral Home
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville
Md, on Thursday. September /,
at ii am. Relatives and friends
Cemetery. Friends may call after
Z pm. Tuesday, August 80 81
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MUkTON, EDWARD N. on Monday
August 90. 1850. EDWARD M. NOR
TON Of 3Sl7 Jay. st. ne. Apt. 3
beloved husband of Evelyn D Nor
Morton and Mrs Esther N. Cook
Also surviving are two aunts. othe
relatives and many friends. From
4:3O to pm. Wednesday, Augus
q. friends are invited to call a
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. lS2t
ath st. NV. where services will b,
held on Thursday. September |, A
10 am. lCasket will not be openet
after services.) lnterment Nationa
Harmony Memorial Park. 81
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pital. RACHEL, B. GRIFFITH. aEed
Grifith. She also is survived BY
her sister, Cornelia Higgins How
ard Of 1913 Hamilton st. NV.
Friends may call at the Francis H.
Barber Funeral Home, Laytonsville,
MO: maryland Route 10S), where
August 81, at II am. Interment
Laytonsville Cemetery. Please omit
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IN NJ, LtLsWoRLH Rld ". On sun
aosptsi ELlswoRTH 81 6fSHi v v. tsGH1SfiSs dGINfER
Of 5000 Maple st. NV. beloved hus-
band of Annie v. Quinter and father
OF Mrs. Marion Evans. Services at
the Takoms Funeral Home. 254 Car
roll ST. NV. tparking opposite). on
Wednesday. August 81, at II am
1nterment Rock Creek Cemetery. 80
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MIHALY, DIANA SUE. OF 3o7S N
it; ssd NJ, S.u,hEs, APT q e or on August Gs,
v. Mihaly. sister of Larry r, Leo
E. jr.: Debra A., Helene r. and
Edwin l.. Mihaly. Services al
Chambers Funeral Home, 3O72 M
st. NV. on Wednesday. August 81
at pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tion2l Cemetery.
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BROWNING, PERRY W. A special
L., communicate tion OF Mount
X Hermon Lodge, No. l1g,
IN A. F, d. A. M, is called
~HNA for 1918 am. Thursday.
~| September /. at the Ma
NN sonic Temple, Hyattsville,
W Md, to conduct the last
Masonic rites for our late brother.
PERRY W BROWNING.
John r. GIAnINT
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day. AuSust 90. 1880 at his resi-
dence, 9n5 Dartmouth drive. Alexan-
dria, Va. GEORGE RICHARD
GRAY, the husband OF Thelma R.
Gray. father Of Daniel Richard
Gray. Miss Gladys F. Gray, Miss
Lorraine F. Gray and Mrs Edna
E. Doss: son CT Mrs. Florence B,
Gray. He also is survived By one
grandckld. Friends may call at
the Demaine Memorial Chapel, so
South Washing on St, Alexandria.
Va, where services will be held
on Thursday. September /. at 10
am. Boston, Mass, papers please
copyD 3j
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Dratha

AN Gent Order Of Hiber-
EE mans; MAJ also also ,11,;T.n Emerald ISL Isle
W1hs are notified Of the death
NW Of their late brother,
JOHN P, CAHTLL. All members are
to assemble at the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home; 5lSS .,,t oeoPsia 5C 6Se SSe'
At At D pm, pm Recitation Of the thu; ritISi
'0i pETER III ReAP p KEEFE, President.
LEO A. CRAVEN. Fin. Secy
COOK, LINDEN A. On Thursday, Au.
San Francisco. Calf. LINDEN A.
COOK Of Is seaclit, road. sI,.E Dsly
Spring, Md, husband Of Ruth B
hSTdt. stepfather Of Mrs. Wendell R
er Of Auldie and Thurlie Cook and
half-brother Of Mrs. Walter Smith
and Sergt. william L. Dalton. There
s are also fys srandShildrsn' Mr. C Cook
Funeral Home, s434 Georgia ave.
Silver Sprins. Md, where service,
will be held on Wednesday, August
n, at 1880 am. tparkinE facili.
ties). Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 80
COsGROVE. ANN MARIE Z. On sat-
urday. August 81, 1860. at George
WsShington gniysrsity Hospitsl, ANN
rd.,- West Hyattsyille, Md, daughter
Of MARY. T and Frank L. Cosgrove,
sister Of Francis L. .Cosgrove. Ann
Marie rests at the Warner Z. Pun
phrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Nd. (pGrkinE
facilities). Mass will be offered for
the repose Of her soul on Wednesday,
August 81. at $50 am, at St.
John Baptist de LaSalle Catholic
Church. 300 Sargent rd. Chillum,
Md. Interment Gate OF Heaven Gem
etery, dallas, Tex. papers please
copyD 80
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MtDUNALD, VIVIAN CULLINS. on
B9NAI6 Hss EfH9 81 y5SIAE s5SI s.ss4f sDEIss 3. NJ
beloved wife Of the late William
Mcdonald. sister of Mrs. Clarinet
Anderson Of Washington. D. C.; Jo-
seph 3. Collins Of Washington, D. c.;
and Paul H. Collins Of Aiexandria,
Va. Friends are invited to cali
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey
Bethesda, Md. where services will be
held on Wednesday. August 81, al
1880 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28

Russell.
The board awarded con
tracts totaling $249 ,305 for the
construction of the IL class
room addition to the West
wood Elementary building
The addition will also contain
a multi purpose room, lock-
ers, kitchen and teachers
room. and was made poSsi-
BILE by the passage of a $500,
900 bond issue at the Novem-
Der election.
The resignation of Mrs. H.
G.. Piper, kindergarten tea :
cher at WeStwood. was ac :
cepted and Mrs. Adam Kas-
ick of 125 Ranch Dr., Ches-
ter, was hired to replace her.
Mrs. Cornelius Utz, who has
been serving as school social
worker two days a month ,
was hired to work four days
monthly.
The possibility of lighting
the entrance to the West &C.
auga High School and the en-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
w. Geauga Offers Il Classes
for Adults Starting Feb. 8

trance to the WeStWood build
ing was discussed. A 20 M
mittee was appointed to in
vestigate the steps necesS
ary to accomplish these pro-
jectS.
The board granted permis-
sion to Supt. Lindsey to ad-
vertise for two new 66-pas-
senger school busses and one
78 passenger transit : type
bus.
The teachers salary Sche-
dule for the 1860 81 school
year was adopted. The sche-
dule runs from $4,000 for a
bachelors degree with no ex-
perience to $6720 for a bache-
lor's degree and IA years ex-
perience; $4,000 for a mast
er's degree with no expert
ence to $8340 for a masters S
degree with 16 years exper-
ience.
Action on the proposed sal
ary schedule for school en-
ployees was deferred for fur
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28

CHESTER - Fourteen ad-
ult education courses will be
offered by West G e aug a
Schools during the spring Sc
meSter, Supt. Robert C. Lin
dSey announced at the board
of education meeting Jan. IL.
The courses, which begin
Feb. 8 and meet once week
ly for ten weeks, include: in
terror decorating. art, R u s.
sian, great books, sewing and
tailoring, refresher short =
hand, golf, investments, typ
ing, driving, in tudSilaatrs, r
ing, driving, industrial arts,
cake decorating and ballet.
Registration for each cour-
Sc will be held the first night
the class meets. he said. All
classes must have an enroll
ment of at least ten to be self
supporting. The fee is $40.
Further information m a y
be obtained from Mrs. Car
mon Oxenrider in Chester or
Mrs. Robert KieSelbach in
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
Their consideration.

ther consideration.
The board approved parti-
cipation in the National De-
fenSe Act of 1858. providing
federal funds for science, ma
thematics and foreign Iangu-
ages for a total of $5628. The
federal government will pay
half of this amount. or $2814
A leave of absence was
granted to Mrs. Ernest Buch-
er. Mrs. Bucher requested
this leave, effective March Is
and extending to the end of
this school year, to return to
college to complete work for
her ABB degree.
The board noted in a report
from H. K. Clark. clerk, that
there would be a reduction in
premiums on insurance for
school buildings Of approxi =
mately 20 percent.
1t was decided to join the
Ohio School Boards Associa-
ton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
JULIUS KLEINFELD

CLARIDON - Funeral SER
vices were held Monday for
julius Kleinfeld, 68, a form
er resident of Claridon, who
died last Thursday at Geau-
ga Community Hospital.
He had been a patient there
four days.
A retired farmer, Mr..
Kleinfeld lived h e e
until he moved to Cleveland
six years ago. He was born
in Germany.
He was a member of the
Valley Lutheran Church n
Chagrin Falls.
Surviving are his w i f e :,
Pauline; a daughter, M i s
Elizabeth; sons, Edward j.
of Middlefield and Harold Of
Claridon; and five g r n d
children.
Services were held at the
Russell Funeral Home, Mid
dlefield, with Rev. G.. Kretz-
mann of the Valley Lutheran
Church officiating. Burial
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
grandchildren.
GLENN H. LANGSTON

MONTVILLE Services
were held yesterday morning
at the Burr Funeral Home,
Chardon, for Glenn H. LangS-
ton, 70, who was found dead
Monday morning.
Geauga Coroner DR.. Alton
w. Behm ruled suicide, and
said a charge from a % cali
bre pistol had entered Langs-
tons right temple. Langston
had been in poor health for
some time.
Langston retired from the
Macon, Ga, police force in
April 1859, and since t h a t
time had resided with his da-
lighter, Mrs. Irma MoSely
Leggett Rd., Montville. H
was born in Chattanooga, T.
Tenn, and was a member of
the Macon Methodist Church.
Two grandchildren a so
survive.
Rev. Harold N. Kallio, pas
tor of the Lutheran Church,
officiated at services. Burial
was in Montville Cemetery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
AddC dContractBridge

A course in contract bridge,
to be taught by Herbert Goe-
tz, has been >added to h
spring adult education pro =
gram at West Geauga Scho-
OILS, it was announced today
by the adult education COM
mittee of the board of educa-
ton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28

JOHN LUPTON SR.
CHESTER = Rites w e r e
held in Ardmore, Pa, yeSter-
day for John Lupton Sr., rs,
who died unexpectedly early
Saturday morning at his home
at 610 Westchester Trail, fol-
lowing a heart attack.
Retired, he lived with his
son and sole survivor, John
Lupton Jr., Cleveland radio
announcer.
He was born in Philadelph-
ia, Pa, where he was eng
aged in the tobacco business
until his retirement.
Arrangements were BY
the Gordon B. Blowers Fun
eral Home.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
CLAUDE HUDSON

CHESTER = Word h a S
been received of the death OF
Claude Hudson, 88, which oc-
Cured in Miami, Fla, Jan.
10.
Mr.. Hudson had not been
we'll and did not recover
from two serious operations
last fall.
Funeral services were held
in Miami on Jan. 81 with bur-
ial there.
For many years the decea-
sed was a resident of Chest
er and for some years spent
part of his time in the south.
His permanent home h a S
been there for over IA years.
His wife proceeded him in
death over 25 years ago. He
is survived by a daughter ,
Mrs. Gertrude Ayers, Toron-
to; two sons, William a n d
Sterling, both of Miami; five
grandchildren and e i G h
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
GOTTFRIED GIMMEL

CHESTER = A former CHI
ester resident, Gottfried Gil
mmel, 30, died in Willoughby
Jan. 20. He lived here before
moving to Willoughby 80
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
Hold Services Monday
for Julius Klienfeld
JOHN LUPTON SIR.

was in Chardon Cemetery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-01-28
years ago.

years ago.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Lydia Abbey; a
daughter, Mrs. Esthe Reyn-
oldS: a sister and two broth
erS.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at l pm. at t h e
Davis Funeral Home. Burial
was in Willoughby Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-06-29

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Jewel-bright Grape Jelly :. made from the
juice of luscious, vine ripened, Concord
grapes Tastes like the finest home made
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-21
Mrs. Won Rupp
Installed As
BPW President

East Cleveland Business ano
Professional Women's Club An
nual installation of officers
was held last Tuesday evening
with Miss Ruth E. Colbey,
president presiding.
Chief of Police Horace S.
Weaver, received A BPW road
sign from Mrs. Carol Powell,
public affairs chairman and
Miss Colbey. 1t will be placed
on the north side of Euclid ave.
Miss Goldie Smith, state fed
Grafton chairman, cut the large
birthday cake honoring 40
years for the Ohio federation
and a for the East Cleveland
club.
Miss Catherine Stanfor d
state membership chairmen in
stalled the following officers
for 1860:
Mrs. Grace NJ. Won Rapp
president: Miss Anita Grana-
han, first vice president; Mrs.
Carol V. Powell, second vice
president program Coordina-
tor); Mrs. Margaret Dippel,
third vice president (Member-
ship Chairman); Miss Dorothy
A. Cotton, recording secretary;
Miss Anita F. Blosser, CORES
ponding secretary, and Miss
Enid E. Rantz, treasurer.
Standing committee chair
men are:
Miss Ruth E. Colbey, Fedora
ton; Mrs. Marie B. Berry,
Career Advancement; Mrs.
Ruth E. Schurk, International
Relations; Miss Elizabeth C.
Bowmaster, Finance; Miss
Josephine Slankas, Health and
Safety; Miss Harriet B. Carl
sen, Legislation; Mrs. Mona
Lewis, Public Affairs; Mrs.
Sylvia D. Bell, Public Rela-
tions, and Mrs. Lois f. Car
mitchell, National Security.
Miss Colbey presented Miss
Won Rapp with the Presidents
pin and gavel. Mrs. Edythe
Foote Lineker, past Director of
District 3 presented Miss Col
bey with the past presidents
pin and scroll, as she COM
pleted her two years in office.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-21
See Your Druggist
Five Weeks
Remain For
Family Fun

Fifty families and some 301
children are firmly convinced
that when it comes to one day
vacations-Euclid Beach Park
is tops in all respects.
This is the opinion reached
by neighborhood druggists who
have had glowing comments
from winners of the One Day
Free Vacations at Euclid Beach
Park.
Mathew Pasquale, spokesman
for the druggists cooperating
on the Free Vacation Day offer,
reports that five weeks remain
for MONS and dads to register.
There is no obligation on
the part of the parents to be-
come eligible for the grand
prizes,' said Pasquale, ''they
can register free as often as
they desire"
Weekly winners are selected
every Tuesday at II a. m. Gus
toners are invited to witness
the selections being made.
Families selected for the week
ly prizes get a full day of fun
at Euclid Beach Park, a once
in-life-time opportunity and all
for free.
Winners during the first six
weeks of awards and the total
number in each family who en-
joyed the Euclid Beach Vaca-
lions were:
Kenneth Ferrant 90, Harold
Dean co., Rose Lugar (8),
Donald Beckman (6), Mrs.
Fraelich (6), Sandra Gieling
60, Mrs. Beichert (9), Mrs.
Lillian Fisher (0, Mrs. NJ. C..
Guntner az. Robert L. Ceib
(3), j. r. Dutrow 49,, Mrs.
Jane Ferra (9), Mrs. Joseph
Lorek (6), Mrs. Gudeyan (0,
Mrs. G. H. Hitchox (8), Doris
NJ. Kane (1O), Mrs. Helen
Misch 90, Audrey Kurth 81,
Henry Zander (6), Mrs. Ruby
Black (4, Mrs. Paul Gray .(6),
F. Justice (O, J. L. Brandt
a., Mrs. Jeanne Pearson CO,
Dan Maurer (4), Mrs. S. ].
Gecewich (6). Catherine Simon
81, Mrs. Ray Kennedy %,
Mrs. Ivor Bork (O, Mr.. A. Var
ga %, Mrs. Doris Bates (4),
Mr.. Vernon G. Graves (5), Mr..
Ray Wydra (O, Ernest D.
Amato (6), Mrs. Michael Vargo
(9), Mrs. M. w. Snyder (10),
Jacob Mantz (3), Charles P.
Courtol (6), Ruth Singer (4),
Lucille Helmink (5), w. For
sythe (4), Charles Naglitch
(4), Alfred M. Reiser "a, Ken
meth Karel (5), Dean Rees 81,
Mrs. Mary Kostreba (6),
George Nicely (8), Mrs. Louis
Kastelic (6), Mrs. Julia Fier
(4), and Frank Kovaric (5).
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-21

a considerable investment in
Piersall, both in original cost
and in salary.
AS long as jim hits in the
neighborhood of 300 and fields
superbly, Lane correctly holds
that his place is in the batting
order. The front office chief ex-
poets the field lieutenant to
keep him there.
Gordon's life is complicated
by the considerations already
listed and of course there are
such side issues as the preoccu-
patton Of players, managers and
Iumpires.
But the object of most of
my sympathy is Piersall him.
self. | am not ready to believe
that a young man of his all
around personal class, with the
success OF the club and MS
teammates depending so heavily
on him, with the happiness of
his wife and children involved,
deliberately would jeopardize
these interests.
have no name for his emo
tional condition. But ! do be-
lieve that in the stress of the
moment and in his fierce desire
for success, he says and does
things for which he should not
be held responsible.
I'm all for the sympathetic
treatment"
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unit with hopes of reaching
the Class A level in another
year or two.
The team is made up of play
ers who live in East Cleveland,
Collinwood and Euclid-most
of them having had playing ex-
perience in high school and
some college.
Members of the squad in
clude: Nick Barile, Jim Dor
isio, Tony Massario, Ben Clam
maichella, Lou Laddis, Bill
Motta, Bob Kosher, Tony Av-
eni, Don Ross, Jim Missick,
Frank Petrich. Bob Ficke.
Ronny Krause, Steve Walk and
Jack Luster.
Sponsors who have contrib
uted to the support of the
Northeast Merchants nine in
clude: Eaton Manufacturing.
Briganti Barber Shop, Eddy
Road Delicatessen, Horseshoe
Bar. Gorse's Tavern, Grdins
Furniture, Rolla Motors. Dia
mond's Mems Wear, Deluxe
Auto Wash. Shannon Moving.
Triangle Florist and DiFran-
co.'s Restaurant.
Laddis who starred on the
Euclid High squad and also
saw baseball action as well as
army service in Germany,
hopes to return to full action
on the diamond next year.
Because of his voluntary
retirement" the Northeast
should have a full
supply Of bats on the sidelines
Sunday when they meet the
Torres in an important league
game at Edgewater Park Dia-
mond Three starting at / p. m.
Eager to keep the boys play
ing ball, Laddis is scouting
around for additional sponsors
for next year-only because he
can devote time to this chore
while job hunting.