East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-12
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In Fast Cleveland

many peOpIe Oij IOIOffldC ave-,
who came to the assistance of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pesosky in
their time of need.
AS you know, the Pesoskys
were victims of a fire and had
to leave town because of dam
age to their home.
While they were gone, neigh
bors took over and cleaned up
for them and spent many days
doing the Pesosky laundry that
was soiled during the fire.
Here are the names of the
people and their Potomac house
numbers who put new meaning
into the Commandment "Love
Thy Neighbour"
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hardy
III, 146lO; Mrs. Mary Arnold,
sons Walter and Gary, 1854;
Neil and Stella Grove, owners
Of the Pososky home at 146O4
Potomac.
Mrs. Bessie Lang, 14602
Mrs. Beverly Gardinar and
mother, Mrs. Sarah Mutchler
14615; Mr.. and Mrs. ClarE.:
Hammel and son Dennis, 14520:
George Herschler, 1854; Bill
Wittenmyer, 1861; Nelson
Wittenmyer, 14505; Mrs. Ralph
Henderson, 146O7: Mrs. Carl r
Strasshofer, 14517.
We also are indebted to Mrs
Zella Coda of 14609 Potomac
who gave us the tip on this fine
neighborly gesture.
HEADLlNERS. On this page
are two news-makers who have
something in common - they
carry the last name of Gottron.
OF course one is our reelected
school board president and the
other is his pretty daughter
Meg. They are both engaged
in fine efforts and we wish
them the best of luck.
TRAVELLERS. Heading for
Columbus, Jan. 26th to partici-
pate in the State House Con-
ference on Education will be
John c. Deck, 1856 Elberon;
Mrs. Robert c. Kreutzberg,
1O45 Greyton; Mrs. T. Cryil
Noon, 1928 Glynn and, of
course, Supt. DR.. Nichols.
EDUCATED EDUCATORS.
That is what DR.. Nichols says
of members Of the Board of
Education and at last Monday
nights meeting he gave spe-
cific examples. He pointed out
that Member Robert A. Hender-
son knew more about school
buildings in East Cleveland
than most career officials.
Charles Hamilton is aware of
the complete financial system;
Mrs. Marie Madison and Ralph
l.. Peckinpaugh are well-versed
in education as is President
Richard Gottron.
This is a result Of the devo-
ton and time spent by each
member on behalf of the COM
munity.
WHICH REMINDS us that
this columnist was duly ap-
pointed Though belated) rep
preventative of DR.. Nichols
after last Mondays meeting
and thereby doesn't owe the
Cleveland YMCA 60 cents as
does a certain member Of the
-oard.
1t seems that when the writ
or and Mr.. Henderson Jour-
neyed to the YMCA camp last
year to observe some sixth
graders learning out of doors,
we failed to pay the price of
our breakfast.
The rules say that casual
meals are by invitation only,
and these will be accounted for
on the basis of so cents per
meal. The only exception would
be the superintendent of the
East Cleveland Board of Edu-
cation, and the camp executive
Of the YMCA or their delegated
representative.
HIGH SOCIETY. Much has
been said of certain people in
the area attending the forth
coming Presidential Inaugural
Ball. Well, we hear that Miss
LYNN Rae Funk, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Funk of
141O8 Potomac ave-, will also
be at that gala and historical
event.
Miss Funk was the choice of
Midshipman Stuart F. Fitrell
for $50 Nice To Come Home
To" honors at the us. Naval
Academy in 1859.
Pert Miss Funk was one of
eight winners in this photo con-
test. And, we well know that
she will do East Cleveland
proud as the Belle Of the Ball
in Washington.
Gems Heysh