East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-11-03
CHARTERH0uSE
CH|T-CHAT
Bon voyose

i ANOAchWOou 1su., OHlNCISiCy
Hts, at Charterhouse.
Now a New Yorker, Mr..
Morgan just received an
executive appointment with
N.Y.'s Weldon Pajama, Inc,
prompting the transfer. eve
want you to know we'll miss
the fabulous Rib ROOM"
praised the Morgans before
departure.
Best wishes in your new
position, Mr.. Morgan, and
come back and see us soon!
Political Boosfsr
The sparkplug for the
Kennedy for President" or
ganization in sou t h hea S t
Cuyahoga County, Mr.. Hank
TrubianO. 4919 E. 96th St.,
Cleveland, and his wife en-
tertained three couples at
Charterhouse.
Along for the fun were the
Joseph Bongornos, 1885
Queenston Rd., Cleveland
Hts, the William Toneffs,
12200 Shady Oak ST., Gar
field Hts. and the Walter
Williams. who acquired a
new Mortified home a short
time ago. "We couldn't have
had a better time" enthused
Mr.. Toneff, who likes to
spool Mr.. Trubiano's politi-
cal preferences. We'll be
back soon again."
Golden Wsddins
A wonderful >50-year union
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Shaw, 1854 Stockholm Rd.,
Shaker Hts, received ap-
propriate recognition at
Charterhouse as relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan ketch.
um, 1882 Edsel Rd., Lynd-
hurst, and the Henry ]. Cole
mans of Lima, Ohio, paid
tribute to the celebrants.
ut was everything we
hoped for" cheered Mrs.
Ketchum.
Aud Long Syns
Twas reunion time as 1885
Shaw High graduates con-
vened for a dinner dance in
our Main Ballroom. Nearly
800 people attended thanks
to the efforts of Mr.. Paul
Spindle, % Villa Beaeh,
Cleveland, who organized the
25th reunion affair. T've
heard nothing but eompli-
ments," commented Mr..
Spindle's mother : in : law,
Mrs. Frank SherOd, 1924
Lake Shore Dr., Bratenahl.
Frequent Visitors
One of six annual meet
ings held at Charterhouse by
the East End Purchasing
Association took place re-
Gently, and Vice Chairman
Andrew Zamec, 1851 West
dale Rd., South Euclid,
ella i m e d, arrangements
were as excellent as always.
The raised platform and
roundtables are perfect for
u.s."
The Association also spon-
sors two dances annually,
fall and Valentines Day
hops.
Sales ch0ftoF
Fifteen sales representa-
tives of Di-NOC Chemical
Arts, Inc, 100 London Rd.,
Cleveland, and the National
Starch and Chemical Corp,
Plainfield, N. j., had q busi-
ness meeting and luncheon
recently. Mr.. Worth E. Mum,
Vice President in charge of
the Decorative Division, who
resties at RID No. 1, Hick-
ory Lane, Gates Mills, called
the day "a profitable, expert
ence."
Top Brass Time
Our Mayflower Room was
scene of a Board of Directors
meeting as 10 American
Monorail Company execu-
tives gathered for lesson in
good eating. Secretary, MIR.
Quigg Lohr, 1913 Whittlesay
Rd., Rocky River, offered
enthusiastic reports after
the feast.
Gloss In Session
A three-day programming
sales school for 25 attend
ants was staged by Ad-
dressograph Multigraph's
Electronic Division at Chart
erhouse. The new Am 900
EDP system was studied
thoroughly at these get
togethers. Said Mr.. Richard
Beaver, I'LL Ford Rd., Lynd-
hurst, who manages the
Electronics Market Develop
ment & Sales Training, "A
very useful and successful
three days for us"
Orchids 70 You
The Colin S. Turnidges, 83
Trailard Dr., Willoughby,
enjoyed their resent wedding
day dinner with the John X.
Hamiltons, 22151 Harms Rd.,
Richmond Hts. "Dinner was