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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26
Heights DeMoIay Will
Install Officers Saturday

Heights Chapter, Order OF
DeMolay will hold it's 103rc
Public Installation of Officers
Saturday evening at s .. m. il
the Lodge Room of the Heights
Masonic Temple, Lee and May
field rds.
Alan D. Pittenger, son of Mr
and Mrs. H. w. Pittenger, $685.
Rosemond rd., will be installed
as Master Councillor. James E
Papp of 1926 Allston rd., viii
be installed as Senior Councillor
and James B. Mckee of 24421
Glenbrook blvd, Euclid, will be
installed as Junior Councillor.
Thomas B. Chakford will be
the Installing Officer, assisted
by Larry A. Davis as Senior
Cuncilor, George D. Murray as
Junior Councillor, Donald j
Reichard as Chaplain, David H.
Hyatt as Marshal, William C.
Riedel as Deacon, and Ralph E.
Carbaugh as Introductory Of
ficer.
Also to be installed are
Charles T. Love, treasurer;
Peter A. Yurka, scribe; James
Thompson, assistant scribe;
Harold Reed, chaplain; Alan
Dittrick, senior deacon; Fletch-
err Milan, junior deacon; Dennis
Hermann, marshal; Kenneth
Greggs, orator; David Barner,
senior steward; Rodman Dun
can, junior steward; Gregory
Davis, first preceptor; Wayne
Rock, second preceptor; Carl
Willis, third preceptor; James
Schleter, fourth preceptor; Jack
Adams, fifth preceptor; David
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26
It's Major Wolf

Capt. Donald Wolf, son OF
Mrs. Rita Bulman, 1904 East
133rd ST., was recently promot-
ed to the rank Of major. He is
attached to the 4504 Missile
Training Squadron of the Unit
ed States Air Force at Orlando
Fla.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26
Service News

Kenneth J. Stone, seaman
apprentice, USN, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Murray D. Stone of
1887 Van Buren rd., is serving
at the Naval Receiving Station,
Brooklyn, NY.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26

struction Of a pigeon-hole type
show case - the type used in
shops at the turn of the CEN
tury - for showing his collec-
ton, which is insured for some
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26
Members Of Oldest
Area Church Approve
Remode|ing Project

Members of First United Presbyterian Church of
East Cleveland 1920 Euclid ave., last night at their
Annual Meeting authorized proceeding with architec
tura plans and finance drive for additions to and
remodeling of present facilities.
This church has operated on this site for 153 years.
1t is the oldest church in the Greater Cleveland area
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26
NEWS
and
BUSINESS
MAIL
8l4 (. 152nd St.
Cleveland 10
Departing Minister
Says East Cleveland
Needs Vision> Planning

Departing Minister Rev. William E. Towner leaves
East Cleveland after nearly 10 pastor of the
East Cleveland Baptist Church with this message
EAST Cleveland City officials lack vision and
planning!"
Wel-known for his frank, outspoken manner
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26

Lawson ultimately plans to
dedicate a corner Of his bar
Der shop as a museum to the
vanished shaving mug age.
He has already begun con-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26

~-rvSrp~upsssseo
INCIDENTLY, Rev. Towner
as we'll as leaving his mari
here for almost 10 years o.
spiritual service to the com
munity, is also leaving certain
controversial thoughts as re
ported elsewhere on this page
Whether you agree with hin
or not, there must be q lot
said for him showing the cour'
age of his convictions.
ENTER, A NEW SPORT
Broom-ball, an innovation o1
George Wilson, is fast becom.
ing a most popular sport ir
Our Town. The new game in.
troduced by II ice guard OF
the East Clevd land Ice Ring is
played withoA skates; using
ordinary household brooms anc
a volley ball. Any similarity
between this mad game and the
fine sport of hockey is purely
accidental.
Wilson encourages anyone
who can muster a team of 1C
people, with at least four fe-
males (why four, George?) to
contact him any evening at the
Rink. Games are played at 10
pm. on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays and last half
hour.
"PHANTOM WING" That is
the winning entry in the nation
wide Name The Colt contest
that was conducted recently.
According to Martha Driver
of the children's department of
the East Cleveland Library the
winning name was submitted
by twins from way out in South
Dakota.
She also reports that more
than 1000 entries from East
Cleveland youngsters were SUBJ
mited.
WHERE DOES 1T ALL
END? This city is now in the
midst Of two worthwhile fund
drives for polio and heart. 1t is
expected that this year there
will be 10 different fund rails
ing drives, not counting the
United Appeal campaign.
Now, there is talk of a COM
bined health drive. Pretty soon
there might be a need for a
united campaign to cover all
united drives.
FUNNY MAN. You wouldn't
believe it to see him or in
watching him run an efficient
police department, but Chief
H. S. Weaver is quite the funny
man and is much in demand as
a master Of ceremonies around
town.
We watched him in operation
at the recent FOP. FOPA in
stallation dinner dance.
What amazes US is that the
chief told a couple Of jokes
that even we hadn't heard.
-Gene Hersh
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26
T H | 8
NJ
T H A T
1850 Circulation
Guordnteed
In Fast Cleveland

SNUG AS A BUG in a rug
is East Cleveland Motorcycle
Patrolman Edward Voll in his
fur-lined chapeau.
This piece of headgear OF
Eds is so practical, it is q
wonder it hasn't become stan
dard equipment for all police.
men who must be out of doors
in this zero weather for any
length of time.
The hat in question is one
that fully protects, not only
the head and ears, but gives
equal coverage to the back of
the neck.
Ed says he came across this
hat some time ago, saw the
advantages Of it and with the
approval of Chief H. S. Weav-
er, the city purchased it.
Why doesn't the city provide
this type of headgear also for
the officers who must stand on
wintry corners during the day
or who are walking a beat?
1t would look much better
than the earmuffs now in style
that do not fully protect the
gendarmes from the nippy
weather.
Among the users Of Eds type
Of hat that we know of is the
State Highway Patrol.
BUSY SUNDAY. The coming
Sabbath has two events that
are musts on our calendar. At
3 pm. the dedication of the
new chapel at the McGregor
home is scheduled. At 4 p.m.,
members of the East Cleveland
Baptist Church will hold q re-
ception for Rev. William E.
Towner and his family.
The parson will give his last
sermon in East Cleveland that
day as he has answered the call
of a church near Philadelphia.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-01-26

colorful fraternal, emblems.
Lawson's present collection
is made up of mugs and bot
ties, gathered from 81 states
and parts of Canada.
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EDITOR

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EST and CHECKOUT
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-01
News Briefs

The J. a. Hcrlockcr'S spent
the weekend III Albcmarlc.
Charlie Williams Is IA patient
IN LorlS Community Hospital
tins week. His daughter, Mar
tina Nell Is visiting with him
ana her mother while her duct-
od husband Is al Duke Hospital
tor a special session. They re-
side IN Miami Beach. Fla.
Mrs. w Howard Cartrcttv.
patient IN James Walker Mem
uudl Hospital. Wilmington toll
lowing major surgery. Is cx-
ycctcd home today
Mrs. Porter Shelley is con-
'luuug treatment IN I.urIs
Community Hospital. The Dav-
Ton Shcllcy'S have Just return
,d tu their home IN Alabama
following a visit with her.
y. b. jackson is a surge,
patient III the James Walker
Memorial Hospital. Whining
tom.
Oscar Clemens Is now home
from the Conway. :. {. Hos
Il'al
Miss Kate Byrd. Tabor nat
I'VE. now residing in CONWAY.
Beatty St. has been III for s,l-
rral days. Miss Byrd Is en-
Y,uycd with the Margarr, Shup.
Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. Lille Robinson vino
r,s!dcS here with her sister
Mrs Walter Leonard. IS spend
iu- some time with her daugn-
',.l Madallnc, IN Washlngtou
d. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. Come Prince
and Elton Prince visited tho
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-01
Missionary To
Speak Locally

Mrs. James y. Mou'gumrr,
Missionary To China auG sine,
o." Communists took over t.,
Naulaud-to TaIwau. Is com
m- tu Tabor City us speaker
fer The Six District Conference
o. Wilmington PrCSbytrrIa!
-" and her husband hay,
"''n working To supply Chris
Tt" literature Tor China and
Ia.IHn.
Mrs. Montgomery viii speak
OBJ the Tabor CITY PRESBYTERIAN
,HmCn on Sunday murulug.
March 9th. and ul TUESDAY
ct"nng at 7.3U She will show
>H',"s "f TaIwau IN the church.
IAr public Is invited.
Mls. Montgomery VIII speak
I" several church groups y.
Wilmington on Sunday March
-
she viii br tho .ur~' o., Rrv
nun Mrs. Ii. l.. Kcavcs wnlic
20 Tabor City.
The District Conferences are
st as follows: March 7--StaC-
."rd Memorial Presbyterian
church in Garland: March g.
{ dlYpSo Presbyterian Church.
March 9-ChadbrIyn PrcSby-
'tT!,u fbtr.Ir- N'.,.l, - L
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-01
zemo Great for
Minor Burns, Cuts

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athletes foot. Stops scratching, 30
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-01

StttP HOURS WAKE W TrRso,
When due 90 simple iron-dnnricn-
cv arcmia. take piukham Tab
lets Rich I'm iron. they start ~
strengthen yOur blood 10 ono dayt
Evening star., 1961-05-07
LOCUST HILL

Most attractive lge. 3 bedrms., plus
S2:E SYs' cGioRs Roaifd r.Eas. Gsn III bSids4 Sasa.
ms q pSIk-like setting. A rare
DIR: out Wise. ave. to Cedar
lane. right to W. Parkhill, left to
9302 and Open sign.
BETHESDA HOMES, INC.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
M. SESSO co.
2526 PA. AVE. Sc.
JOSEPH FILIPPO

JOSEPH FILIPPO
u,, REALTY co. OFFERS
HLc6PsT' ter oPsn, ssih pm ST. mr. pst GarPs9 SHE
center hall. 8 lse. rms. 8 bedrms, =,
2 baths I'd H.; lst II. powder
nm, paneled recr. rm., garage.
Out Pa. ave, left on Texas ave,
right on Carpenter to 3Sth ct.
HILLCREST, off Pa. ave. Only 10
min. from Capitol-Spaeious brk.
rambler, 9 rms, 3 lRe. bedrms ii,
2 baths, lge. club rm. w/bar.
HfGLcREsr, II GRE s2os eainsvill. st.
Det. brick, z rms, pa baths, full
bsmt., large Gear garage; level
HfLLcREsT, nr. Branch and Ala
bama aves. Det. brk., 2 rms, 4
bedrms., 2 baths, bedrm. and bath
LIST H.: paneled rec. rm.; oil h.-w.
h.: S20.950. BY appt.
MINI. AVE. AND NAYLOR RD.-
Det asbestos shingle, Z rms,
baths: bedrm and bath 1st H.;
arranged for / or 2 families: g
car garage: S13,500.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, nr. Nichols
ave.-Semidet. stone and brick,
with . master bedrooms, paneled
FAIRFAX AK VILLAGE, ii.2oH 4se2 UG soUthern sni
ave.-Vacant. Open, 2-5 D. m.
rms; all brick; full bsmt.: FLA;
NEAR 18th AND PA. AvE.-6-rm.
brk., 2 baths, / on 1st H.: ga
rage: gas h.-W.h.: S11,50o. $1,000
down
ANACOSTIA-Semidet. brk. - 8
rms. . lge. bedrmS.. tiled bath,
rec. rm.: Sl1,500, l.500 down,
ST. FRANCIS PARISH-CuStom-
built det. brk.. Z spacious rms,
full bsmt'' buiit-in garage: S22.5o0i,.
CAPITOL HILL. mr.. Third and z.
Capital - 3-story and bsmt.. 3
baths: peri. cond.; $4,000. BY
eppt, LO, 7-26Sl,
Evening star., 1961-05-07
zoos EVARTS ST. NE.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW

WILL ACCEPT TRADE
This Stsui h9%e; vaT situated Sss On bd4m aTse 0t
baths, large liv., din. rm., nice
kit, full bsmt., oil heat, garage;
on bus line; facing school; low
dn. pymt., easy terms. Must see
at once. RA. 6-6912, ST. 3-0b67.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
NORTHWEST

733 Farragut st. NV.
Wonderful location! Won
derful, center hall home!
Four bedrooms, den. fire.
place in the living room plus
q porch. The frontage on
this all-brick semi-detached
home Is almost 80 feet.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

5731 NINTH ST. NV.
Opposite the park. between
Madison st. and Missouri
ave, this 3 bedroom, side
hall plan brick home Is very
close to Paul Junior High.
Takoma Park swimming
pool and convenient Georgia
ave. shopping Centers. Only
$1,000 down can purchase
this beautifully remodeled
home in the heart Of Bright
wood. NV
Evening star., 1961-05-07
ALTA VISTA
ALTA VISTA AREA

Generous room sizes and Q feeling
Of ,SpaciousneSs IN these excellent
brick Tamblers; 3 lge. bedrmE. #.
lovely kit. wItable space, patio.
rec. rrn.; situated in q quiet court
near all schools and tranSp. Only
S23960 w/flexible financing.
DIR: Out Old Georgetown rd. to
Greentree I'd. left TO Ridge pl.,
right to Dunleer ct. and Open sign.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-H.E.
SPACE?

Need room for an expand
ing family? A yard for
children to play, safe from
traffic? See this quiet
serene home with 6 spa
cious bedrms., family-size
kitchen, lge. liy. rm. and
din. rooms, and every inch
sparkling with paint and
polish. You will be pleas
antly surprised at the rea-
Sonable price, generous
terms. 1910 KEARNEY ST.
NE. (Nr. st. Anthony BY
appointment. r. G. DUNNE
Co. LA: 9-2500; ewes,
FE. S-ll73.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

BETHESDA. SI7,25O-FiTst offer
ing OF this attractive 3-bedrm.
brk. Colonial: conv.. TO NH.
schools. shopping; moderate cash.
FILA approved. Open Sun. 1-dark.
OWNER, WO. 6-6513.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
844 Oglethorpe st. NE.

1904 CLINTON ST. NE.
(WOODRIDGEl
Another terrific value in
this excellent residential
area. Completely decorated
3 spacious bedrooms. re-
modelled kitchen. and ga
rage. Excellent terms, as low
as $3.50 down.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
Conv. NRL-Bolling AFB
HILLCREST

New brick ramblers under S21 900.
in beaut. wooded area, close to st,
foyer entrance. liv. rm., din. rm..
de luxe kit, 3 bedrms., . full baths
plus family rm.; full bsmt. with
rouRhed-in bath. Sliding glass
doors to walkout patio. 10 min. to
Capitol Hill Immed. poss.
Open Sunday and daily. noon I'll
dark. See the new model.
DIR: Out Pa, ave. Sc, right on
Branch ave-. left on Alabama ave,
right on 36th to No. 2540 and
7 a JORDANFE 2-5oQO
Evening star., 1961-05-07

1922 Buchanan st. NV.
All brick 8 bedroom home
plus 2 enclosed porcheS and
KNOTTY-PINE, RECREA-
TON ROOM. Full price;
$15,500, $1,000 down, S10,-
600 LIST trust,
Evening star., 1961-05-07
"Let INTEGRITY BE

OFFICES OPEN ALL Day
Our sales people will gladly
pick you UP II Transports
tion is required.
FULL BROKERS' COOP
Evening star., 1961-05-07
Veterans or Seryicemen
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW

Snug and coy in December,
cool and pleasant in July,
and charming all year
round. 2 first Il. bedrmS..
spacious dining rm., sunny
cheerful kit, roomy fin.
attic. Full bSmt., oil h.-w.h:,
fenced yard. 1901 25th pl.
ne. Sl3.500. Terms. BY ap-
pointment. r. G. DUNNE
CO., LA. 9-2500; ewes. FE.
3-1l73
Evening star., 1961-01-17
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WRC (D-Thriller
Man in the Cage" Ar
American searches for his
missing brother and becomes
involved in smuggling
murder. and North African
intrigue.
1850. WTTG t5D-Starlight
Theater. The Bachelors
Daughters" Salesl q dies
crash Broadway. Claire
Trevor. Adolph Menjou
(1046).
l1:15, WTOP (0-The Late
Show. ''The Little World
Of Don Camille. A priest
splendidly played by Fer
nalldel. comically feuds with
the Communist mayor OF
. his town. d953D. -.
1850. WMAL (D-Tuesday
Night Movie. Midnight
Taxi" A Federal agent dis
guised as a cabbie traps
counterfeiters. Brian DON
levy (l93D.