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MeGINLEY, JOHN. Suddenly. on Sat-
urdsy. December n. 1860. JOHN
McolNLEY. the beloved husband OF
the late Sarah Mcoinley and father
o. Alice Neel, and brother Of Lottie
survived BY one grandchild. Mr.
Mcoinley rests at the W. X. Hunte-
mann q Son Funeral Home. 5732
georgia ave. NV. where services
ct 10 Am, tparking facilitiesj. In
terment Neelsville Cemetery. Neels.
VILE. Nd
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MeFADDEN. HENRY q: On SUNDAY

p psesSSsr IS. isso. II HENRY Hp soSnSMss. y. Ms.
FApDEN Of S25 R ST NV devoted
brother Of Mrs. Luella Warren OF
Cleveland, Ohio. Other relatives and
friends also survive. After pm.
Tuesday, December 20, remains viii
repoSe at the Frazier Funeral Home,
services will be held Wednesday, De-
eember 2l, at ! pm. the Rev. Or
=. c. Smith ofnciatinR Interment
National Harmony Cemetery %
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FRACTION. HARRY. Suddenly, on
Monday, December 10. 1860, HARRY
FRACTION Of 515 Nicholson st. ne,
beloved husband Of Mrs. ArisonS
ArranGements By Barnes & Matthews
Funeral Home
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ROTHGEB, HARRY n n,

NJ IHUEb, bAkkY n. On Sunday,
december -, 1860. at his residence,
20 Rhode Island ave. ne. HARRY
n. ROTHC EB, beloved husband Of
Sal SSaoml Rothgeb; father OF Mrs.
Paul Rothgeb Of Liberty Grove, Nd |:
son Of Mrs B. W. RothGeb; brother
oi Lee and Paul Brook Rothgeb. Mrs.
Slartne Ollie and Mrs, Russell slime
FRIENDS may call at the Lee Funeral
home. 4th St and MassachuSetts
ave. ne. where services viii be held
tuesday. December 20. at pm
interment Rappahannock Cemetery,
MontroSs. Va. .Sn >
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SONDHEIMER. EMORY M. suddenln.

on Friday. December I8. iSSasTenist iSso AZ
Rssttsvis s tIsslfisnfs md lsSS SMoRAYm RAYmHher;s 3D..
HEIMER, husband Of Mrs AiIee NJ
Sondheimer; father of Gilbert and
Louis Sondheimer. Mrs. Alice MoIier
and Mrs, Ruth Setback; brother OF
Cnarles Sondheimer. Friends may cali
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th at
and Massaehusetts ave. ne, where
services will be held on Tuesday.
Decemoer 20, at 2:30 pm. Interment
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THE EVENING STAR

Menday, December 10, 1860
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Law. NOb L.' 81. Inc 0IIieers and
E &; ii IA. : |!:;
monies to be conducted by
the National Guard of Honor. COM
manded BY John Shallcross, H.,
commander. Funeral services will be
held at IL Am Tuesday, Deceuseer
20, at the .aoVe funeral h01 e
lnterment Cedar Hill cemon@y.
BYRON BURNLEY, Comdr,
FRANCIS L. TIMMONS, jr., Adjt
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RADCLlFFE. WILBUR b. On Friday,
Hospital. WILBUR B, RADcE1FFH FTSS
q 202 "3rd St. ne. beloved SON Of
band Of Gwendolyn RadciifIe He
also leaves TO mourn his passing six
sisters, other relatives and many
trends. Remains resting at the
yonn Rhines & Co. Funeral
funeral later. Va
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RICHARDSON. WALTER

ss, az, bsssnbsrr r4ti1ns Is. $3.50 On wAfTEs IhTEis
nv. husband Of Lottie Richard.
son and father Of Albert Richa rdson,
ne ne. also = survived BY. other rela-
Monday, December 10. friends are
invited to call at the jarvis Chapel.
1872 You st. nv. where funera;
services will be held on Tuesday.
ment WoodIaWn Cemetsrv 10
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GATES, CHRISTIAN R. on s,,urd,y

December II. 1860. CHRISTIAN r.
GATES Of 37l2 Bladensbure rd.,
cottnGe City. Nd. beloved husband
Mrs. Wayne Cerniglia and Kathleen
Gates; brother of Mrs. Charlotte A,
Testard and grandfather Of ANGELA
CernigliA. Friends may call at
Nalley'S Funeral Home. 1900 Rhode
Island ave. at Eastern ave. ne.
Funeral Tuesday. December 20, al
$50 am, thence to st. James
Catholic Church where mass will be
offered at 8 am. for the repose Of
his soul. Relatives and friends IN
yited. Interment Mount 0livet Gene
terry. 10
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JOHNSON, LANES On SATURDAY n.

esmSeFH II. 1850 1860. "a JHMEs Mfs5u5oik JoAkNsoS 1i
Of 1914 Neal st. ne. Beloved nus.
band Of jamie Johnson; father q
Mrs. Rudell Porter. Dolores, Con.
stance, William Otis and Aller
johnson; brother Of Mrs. Alice Nc.
cure; He also is survived By min,
friends. The late Mr., JOHNSON mai
BE- viewed at the above reSidenc;
after 2 pm. Tuesday, December 20
Funeral ct l pm, "wednesday. De.
esmber 81 from the Lane c. n. z
ment Lincoln Memorial cemetery
Services BY Stewart 16
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Z. A. EsLiN. Quarter Master Adj.
MARSHALL. DANIEL O. On Friday,
December Is. 1860. DANIEL g.
MARSHALL Of La Plata, Nd. He Is
three sisters, Mrs. Ethel Young, Mrs.
Hester Munson and Mrs. Mary John.
son: two brothers, Bruce and
Mitchell Marshall: two sisters Tin v,
two hrothers-in-lav. other relatives
John r Rhines 4 CO, Funeral Home.
3Ol5 18th st. ne. tample parking
facilttiesl. where friendS. may cali
after 4 pm. Monday. December 10,
and where funeral services will be
am. the Rev. J. w. CroWder ofici.
sting; Interment National Harmony
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REED. NORMAN H., Suddenly nm snn-
y kEE5 u w.s.e & L.nSsm, dSSS TI3fMAN Id'i bee
loved father Of Florence Vale Reed
ano Norman Reed jr. He also is
MaxxivsG MsxxiivsG y four sisters, Myrtle
Hudlcw and Norma Newman. serviee
and tnterment private ~
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FURRY, RANDOLPH. SUDDEN

Thursdsy. December 10, 1860, RAN
DoLPH FUREY Of BryanS Road. Nd.
beloved husband Of Mrs. Pearl Thomp-
Furey of New York, ne Ii also HWs h
survived By thirteen grandchildren
two sisters, other relatives and
friends. Remains to lie In state
At the Metropolitan Methodist
Church, Pomonkey: Nd. after 4
Tuesday. December 90. at / pm,
time Of funeral. the Rev. Howard
Hineon ofaciating. lnterment with
military honors. church cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS By Barnes B. Mat
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IAw ..nss! Gus + 1850 81 Gus &c sftuEtE l. EH% e..
Su,Sssd Of SSSl y EiSnpI: S.1I: ave Sc; Sslcyed
Of Mrs. Travis Smith, Mrs. Char
lotte Mess. Gus l., ir., and Gerald
d. Law. He Is also survived hy
eight sisters, one brother and twelve
grandchildren. Funeral services at
ne simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
facilities), on Tuesday. December 90,
at IL am. Interment Cedar Hin
Cemetery. 10
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BLAIR. JAMES A. On Friday, Decem.

Der Is. 1880. JAMES A. 0si sLAiR. nsefm- Se-
loved uncle Of Mrs, Virgie Gaines of
Alexandria, Va. and Dudley Butler Of
Baltimore, Nd. devoted foster uncle
OF o,rr,r Ms Hannah Fortune; He is also
friends. The late Mr.. Blair may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home,
30 H st. ne, after , pm. Tuesday
Mass will be offered Wednesday.
December q. at st. Benedict the
Am. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 90
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gay: December IS. iSs0. a i her ST 9eA. Tesi-
MsRE siG aosE K E. s.ioRsa lsRes% VIE Nd T.
3; Rose. daughter OF Mrs. Eu-
lalia Bono and the late Evert L. Bono
And sister Of Mrs, Vivian Z. Bryan.
Et Enysrt L: Bono. jr;; Mrs. Ellen Z.
liam T Bono Friends may cali At
tne residence Of her mother, 3ai 7
Harrison st. NV, after 10 a m Mon
gay. December 10. where services will
pc heId "wednesday. December 81. at
~ noon. Interment Arlington Ma
tionaI Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
Chevy ChAae Enneral Hnnae ~ "a
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HUNTER, EFFIE NAE. On Saturday
RSNFss RRsssHssr ;, siod IesS sS5h g. EFE MAI
Of the late william J. Hunter. moth.
er Of Mrs Edna M. CLARK, Edgar II.
Hunter: Mrs: Ruth NJ. Cicero and
MrS, Mary x. Cox, sister Of Frank
Williams, Mrs. Mabel Dixon and Mrs,
Nellie oayer. Also survived by ten
grandchildren. Friends may cali Al
Melleys Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave. at Eastern ave. ne,
Monday, December 10 after 9 pm.
Funeral services win be held Wednes,
day. December 2l. at 1 pm, Rela-
Fort Llncnln Cemeferv on
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gMUTu n 1

SMITH. LILLIAN LEE. On Saturday,
December II. 1850. at KenSington
IsE GIeEdenS sMrFS' rFFSr'ins yormseT1 He%s' LILLIAN
Chase Village. Nd. wife Of the late
John W. Smith, mother OF William
Lee Smith and grandmother OF
Brian L. and Susan M. Smith. Mrs.
Humphrey Funeral Home. S43I
0eorgia ave. Silver Spying, Nd,
where service will be held on Tues.
gay, December 20, at 1880 am.
parkinR facilities). 1nterment Fort
visit At the funeral home after
3 pm. Monday ~
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ington, B. G., on Saturday. Deem
Der Il. 1850, wife of the late Pres
q. DePrini, Mrs. Ellen V. corbin,
Mrs. Ethel Wells and Mrs. Frances
Y. Zablocky; sister of Mrs. Mary
.. Dener. Thirteen grandchildren
and eight great-grandchildren also
neral home. 400 Chaplin ct. NV,
on Tuesday. December 20. at IL
noon. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 10
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gTdayi December y. 1880. =. the
A. HAMILTON Of 29I6 conneeti-
Stt SIt ave. NV; beloved mother Of
Violet Huiett. Gladys Norris, Ruth
Abel; sister off, Mrs. Ruth Hall and
Mrs. GenevievS samuels. Funeral
from the James T. Ryan Funeral
Home. 3l7 Pennsylvania ave. s.e.,
on Tuesday. December 20, at $50
Am REQUIEM mass at the Church
OF St. Thomas Apostle at 10 am,
Relatives and friends invited. In.
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Friends may call after 9 pm. Sun.
day. December lS 10
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a., 81. Officers and mem :
bers Of Southeast Bar
racks No. 665. Veterans
Of World War !. U. 8. A..
are hereby notified to as
semble at Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. ct IL am.
on Tuesday, December.
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MskILEs dsz D.s:mTgS ATGysTys o OF g,1's4: %ssRfs
MeKE[viN of Indianspclis. Ind. de- c
Remains Feposing at the FraSier Fu.
neral Home. $3.50 Rhode Island ave.
NV, after 1890 pm. Tuesday, De-
esmber 30. 0raveside services on
wednesday. December 81. ct p:3O
am, ATlinRkon National CemetePV o0
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se%S.r btS'ASS f. isSd aER5AS dPfis FoL1s g.
beloved husband Of Ida Folus OF
6S03 East Ridge I'd. Baltimore. Nd,
Martin Folus; brother of Phillip.
Lewis and Robert NJ Folus, Mrs.
Mary Shapiro and Mrs, Sarah Ber-
man Of Baltimore. Nd. Also sur
yived by four grandchildren. Serv-
60lO Retstefstown rd.. Baltimore,
Nd, on Tuesday. December 20, at
3 Pm. (enterparking court through
Ptnkney rd). Interment Aitz Chain
ConGreRation. washington blvd, Bal.
timore. Nd. Please omit flowers. In
mourning at 53O3 Chandler ave,
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GATEN. CMRISTIAN r. rhi. 1, =

December is. 1850. at his residence. se
EgTHER a. HALL, 81, Husband of
Flora D. Hall; son Of Rosa Harrison
Graham and the late james Hall;
Luther A. Hall: brother Of Mrs. Kate
Harrison. Mrs. Violet Stearn. Mrs.
Elsie VdhAystyne and Charles Hall
Friends may call at the Everly
Fairfax, Va. where services Ii WilI s sS
held Tuesday, December 20, at .
pm. Interment Fairfax Memory
Gardens Fairfax Va
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GATHER, EDWARD c. On sunda

Rssses ssSRsiF EpaARp HgSG { A4aES q 4Eiihs'S& q
905 North Pollard St, Arlington, va,
Gather. father Of Mrs. Laura a.
Sakell: brother Of John, William
and Marshall Gather. Mrs, Erma
Brown. Mrs. Alice Bradford, Mrs.
Mabe Adamson, Mrs. Nellie Darby
Of Ronald Sakell and Mrs Patricia
Trainum. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mas
Saehusetts ave. ne. where services
VIII Be held Wednesday. December
81, at ! pm. Interment Laytons-
F. vile. Nd. 20
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!; 4 : D
NIX 1860. At 9:30 am, at the
w Lee Funeral Home. 4th
and Massachusetts, ave.
ne, for the purpose Of conducting
Masonic funeral services for our late
brother, ARTHUR BRADLEY
n KENNETH KlNGsHIiRY
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BOSS. OLIVIA cOULAN. suddeny. on
Sunday, December is, 1860, al heI
OLIVIA coULAN Boss. beloved wife vii.
Of Richard L. Boss and mother OF
Mrs. Calhoun Mecutcheon. Friends
may call at the DeVol Funeral Home
2224 Wisconsin ave. nv, from
am. to 10 pm. Monday, December
III. Funeral services and inteYmeni
private Pleas 0Foit Anwere
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Hospital. RicHARp Mills q di'asTSI ssoi
kStell. Min M.. 0eiGesG He also o0iesna iesvss % %
Mrs. v. Aileen Lipscombe. Mrs III, 81,
ellie e: satterwhite. Mrs. Katie
seth M Davis and Miss Celeste
Mills; three sons, Giles Edward,
sstsrs Masrsn Mr.: snd Eyn Archie WWiMs.l:; " iMsl:; S I've
Mrs, Annie ,HuSheIs; s. U'A%S one bTotSer, sec
BENJAMIN, W. Mills; nine grandchii.
dren. other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the John
Ehines u Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5
I'm 81. ne. Notice Of funeral later
II lieu Of flowers, the family requests
that contributions be made to the
Sancer Society OF the District Of Co.
MONROE, ARTHUR A. Suddenly, on
THiSSiRSas THSR SsoSsResE SosRoE II IT, p.ssS phSS2 H MS
ments y tse 'iSts Morris s'eE csTter cATIsrEs &,
Co. Funeral Home. 3O5 n ST. NV.
MOORE. DR.. WILLIAM CABELL. on
Sunday. December Is. 1860. at his
@EEi&a @ysilfshSs cHBELEE e2ls MooREE n; RE- b1s: DR
band Of Elisabeth Fox Moore and
1tteseI,sSf H5SsaeT Of joseph M9ors Igor Of Char
q Richmcnd. Va: cHarieS Mrs' Mary = Moors MMooTs
Miller Of WASHINGTON, b. C.: Mrs.
burg. va: Mrs. Elivira D. Williams
snd MIS-; ELIZABETH M. Mcintosh,
Il; iidi moore Of Cleveland. Ohio. Grave;
81 Green Hiiii cemetery eS VIZ sePFyviils n asta
pm. ee'e' -o' a.
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BELL, CAMPBELL, 81. On Friday,
ResSes ResSRSfF "a cSMPsEE" iSsS " Bnf Bs5sfdmiH sI
Of 1881 4th st. NV, devoted father
Of Campbell. jr. He also leaves to
mourn their loss three brothers,
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at the John T,
18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral later
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denly on Saturday. December IL,
1860. ct his residence. 1860 9Th st.
Sc, WILLIAM MICHAEL FLYNN,
ST., beloved husband OF Vivian Nj
Flynn. and father Of william Michael
Flynn. ir. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881 0ecrsia
ave. nv, on Wednesday. December
81, at 9:45 am. REQUIEM mass ct
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited.
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POTZMAN. JOHN n. On December II,
1850. at southern Maryland Medical
Center, John n. POTZMAN Of Ciin-
ton, Nd. infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Jonn =. Potzman. jr. He Is also
and GuZanne Potzman. Friends may
Sau at the HUNT Funeral Home.
waldorf, Nd. after , pm. Monday,
December 10; Mass Of the Angels
Tmne VII ne onered at g., Johns Catholic
Sember 20, at 10 am. Interment
st Johns Church Cematerx
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per 10, 1880. JAMIE RIcHisoSf as SeSf%f Of
nl2 18th 81. NV, Notice Of funeral
Mttsr: nttsr: Arrangements by the Taft H.
ave ne. Family may ebe contacted
at 1928 James pl ne ioS
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2AheSSb NCSuHuCI 10, lbOU, at
George Washingtoa University Hos.
pital. RUTH MARSTON HARRISON
Of Arlington Towers. Arlington, VI,
Born Woodstock. Va, daughter OF
the late Rev, and Mr.. David O.
Mafston. mother OF Edgar L. Har.
rison II Of New York. sister OF Mrs.
Herman G. Muth OF Washington.
Mrs, 9, z. Mccormick OF Tafomc
Park, Mrs Ernest Davis Of Bethes-
az, Mrs: Grace NJ Jones OF Hyatts-
Arlington. Percy carveil MSrston Of Of
H,arriS6urs, i,ar Pa:. and payid Q. Mat.
may call at Oawler'S Chapel, 1885
Pennsylvania Ave. NV. between 1
Pm. and s pm. Tuesday, December
70. Services at Gawler'S Al 2 pm.
Wednesday, December u, 0raveside
services Columbia Gardens Ceme-
tsry. 34ll Arlilgt5i blvd. Airing
ton, va. Sympathy may be expressed
N the form of memorials to the
George Washington University Can.
Ger Clinic. Washington. D. C.
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EATON, ARTHUR. On Saturday, De-
eember II, 1850, ARTHUR EATON
Surviving are one aunt. nye uncles,
friends. After $3.50 pm. Monday,
December 10. friends may call at the
Palmer Funeral Home, Az H st. ne.
where services will be held Tuesday,
December go. at I pm, Interment
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Students Get
Day Off As
Semester Ends

There will be no school to-
morrow friday for Junior
and Senior High students. Ele-
mentary school children will be
let out at noon. DR.. H. L. Mich
OILS, superintendent of East
Cleveland public schools, says
that the teachers will spend
the day closing out grades and
rescheduling classes.
The mid-year graduation of
classes makes it necessary to
organize school schedules twice
year, DR.. Nichols explains. He
feels that the disadvantages of
this two-platoon system are in
efficient grouping, students
may not have the same wide
choice of subjects and many
times mid-year graduates must
wait until September before
continuing their education at a
higher level.
Next year will be the last
that Kirk Junior high will have
mid-year graduation. The pres
ent eighth grade Kirk class
was the last to be admitted in
two sections to the East Cleve-
land school system and when
that class graduates from
Shaw in 1864 the two platoon
system will disappear from the
East Cleveland schools.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Musicale
Teachers

The Cleveland Schoolmasters
String Quartet, assisted by Miss
Dixie Holden, pianist, will play
at a musicale Sunday at a p. m
at the East Cleveland Baptist
Church.
Members of the quartet are
Robert H. Rimer, first violin
Supervisor of Instrumental Mu-
sic; David NJ. Frires, second
violin, Director, Nathan Hale
Junior High; Joseph A. Lanese
viola, Director, w st Tech
High, and George A. Wisnesky
cello, director, Wilbur Wright
Junior High. At the piano is
Dixie Holden, a supervisor OF
elementary music for the Cleve-
land Board of Education.
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chitectural structures, Mar
tha Shapiro for creative writ
ing and to Dennis Sikora for
creative writing.
English ards, recon-
mended by English teacher
Mike Dugus went to Carole
Masley, essay; Martha Shapiro
and Dennis Sikora, poetry.
Randolph Spoth and Richard
Vago were recognized for per-
feet attendance.
S. Robert Frazer, director of
music, presented service pins
to Madeline Alpiner for three
years and Victoria Martin for
two years with the orchestra.
Madeline was also recognized
for work with the string
ensemble.
Band pins went to Richard
Crump and Ginny Richter while
Janice Pink, and Ann Weeks in
addition to Ginny Richter got
emblems for service as major
cites.
Pinguards for special serv-
ice to the choir were given to
Chuck Alexander and Dave
Moore of the Rhythm teens.
Chuck was a member of the
Rhythm Teens for four semes-
ters. While Dave was member
of the Rhythm Teens for two
semesters, the 8 Teens for l
semester and choir president
for two semesters.
Miss Margery Shields gave
choir pins to Don Rhodehamel,
Dave Moore, Dennis Sikora,
Chuck Alexander and Phillis
Gregory.
Robert Mel Skinner pre-
sented life saving awards to
the following: Bari bara
Allen, Martha Rose. Karen
Ritter, Pat kasseigheitt,
Marian Richards, Karen Bru-
baker, Karen Gray, Louise
Wood, Edna Hulsebus, Sharon
Nichols, Sue Brisbine. Beth
Swanson and Judy Bruning.
The GAA awarded letters to:
Toni Condopoulos, Flo Jefferies,
Marian Richards, Carol Ken
nedy, Jackie Allen, Cathy
Badger, Sharon Cadiou, Judy
Drumming, and Barb Hartory.
Janet Fleischer, Ava Shank
land, Lois Shankland, Ann Cook,
Phyllis Hesford, Joan Dillen,
Pat Parsons, and Rochelle
Walter.
Also Joyce Warner, Beverly
Jones, Mary Koch, Donna
Poske, Kay Davidson, Mary
Continued on Page y
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Police Install
FOPA Officers

A joint installation Of offic.
ers for the Fraternal Order OF
Police Lodge No. 80 and Fra
ternal Order of Police Associ
ates No. Al will be held at the
Tudor Arms Hotel Feb. 9th.
The cocktail hour will begir
at 6 p. m. after dinner, a dance
will be held until a. m. The
affair is open to public. Tick
cts may be obtained from Lieu.
tenant William Hartford anc
Patrolman Earl Lefferts anc
Dale Schmeling.
The following officers viii
be installed:
Patrolman William Hennie
president; Lieutenant William
Hartford. vice president; Pat
rolman Don Scheutzow, secre
tary; Patrolman Harvey Shaw
treasurer; Patrolman LELAND
Macy, conductor; Detective A
Hospodar, inner guard; Pat
rolman Tom Byers, outer
guard; Patrolman Robert Cal.
vert, chaplain; Detective Ser
geant Fred Schuller and Ser.
geant Dave Bidelman, trustees
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28
Woman Leaves
HeImsdale For
Philippine Home

Mrs. Anthony V. NADIA, the
former Susan Gail Marette, is
anticipating trip to the
Philippine Islands to join her
husband who is stationed there.
Pfc. Anthony V. Nadia has
been with the United States
Marine Corps since Oct. 1858.
He left last May 4th and
started his overseas duty at
the U. S. Naval Base, Subic
Bay, Philippine | slam d S,
shortly after they were mar
ried last April.
They will live in the town of
Olongapo, not far from the
base.
Susan has been working at
Case Institute of Technology
since June, hopping by some
slim chance she would have
the opportunity to join her
husband overseas. Hearing
how the housing shortage was
and knowing that Tony had
just entered the Marine Corps,
she adjusted herself to eighteen
to twenty-four months at home
with her parents at 1919 Helms
dale rd., where she has spent
her whole life.
After a very nice, but lonely
Christmas, she received a phone
call from the Philippine Islands.
Tony had received permission
to bring his wife over with him.
Susan is flying Northwest
Orient Airlines from Cleve-
land to Manila. She leaves
Cleveland on Saturday and ar
rives at her destination Feb.
1st. Although she has never
been further west than Bowl
ing Green, O., in less than
forty-eight hours she will Wis
it Seattle, Washington; An
chorage, Alaska; Taipei; Ok
inawa; and Tokyo, Japan
before arriving in Manila.
They plan to take a trip to
what is often called the most
fascinating city in the world,
Hong Kong.
Both Tony and Susan are
nineteen and were graduated
from Shaw High Shool in
June 1868.
They plan to return to this
country at the end Of 1860 or
in the spring 1961-unless
Uncle Sam changes his mind.
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Der of the winning volleyball
team. Basketball is another
sport he likes and plays.
Requirements to be nominal
ed for the election included be.
ing a First Class Scout, ad,
vance a rank since July 1st, ex-
cellent attendance at troop ano
partol meetings, work on 7s
per cent Of the monthly paper
sales, approval of patrol lead
ers council and the adult troop
committee.
Ten other scouts were also
nominated and included in the
election. They included Richard
Aiken, Roger DeMuth, Easid
Griffith, Dan Hart, Doug
Jones, Bill Kibbel, John Phalen
Allan Keller, Bill Dearth, and
Dick Lynette.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-28

Louise Howell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Howell,
1907 Knowles ave-, will be in
stalled as Worthy Advisor.
Louise attends Shaw High
School.
Gail H we'll, sister of
Louise, will be coming home
from Western College, Oxford,
O., where she is a junior, to in
stall her sister as Worthy Ad-
visor. Gail is Past Grand Sis
ter of Faith of the State of
Ohio and Past Worthy Advisor
of Windermere Assembly.
The other officers will be in
stalled by Joan lshee, Past
Worthy Advisor, assisted by
these officers: Installing Mar
shals, Carole Olivit, and Betsy
Salter, Past Worthy Advisors.
Installing Chaplain, Margie
Graves, Past Worthy Advisor;
Installing Recorder, Joan Keef-
er; Installing Organist, Tama
Cahow and Installing Soloist,
William Howell, brother of
Louise.
Elected officers who will
preside for the new term are:
Worthy Associate Advisor, Car
ole Raymont; Sister of Char
ity, Nancy Strodtbeck; Sister
of Hope. Diane Latimer; Sister
of Faith, Susan Brisbine; Re-
corder, Kay Donaldson; Treas
urer, Pat Dill, and Mother Ad-
visor, Mrs. Robert Henderson.
Appointed officers who will
serve are: Chaplain, Annabelle
Towner; Drill Leader, Gayle
Vogler; Sister of Love, Edith