East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02
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BY GENE HERSH

ANNIVERSARY HIGHLIGHTs It's all but
the shouting don't feel there is person far and
wide who would the golden anniversary celebration
cimaxed by magnificent testimonial dinner Saturday
night, huge success.
ACTUALLY, the festivities are quite over for
there sevcrd open houses Of schools churches
and libraries planned for this month
SPECIAL PAINS were taken by certain people
attending the dinner they did extensive travelling
be the local for the occasion.
For example, Cecil Stonebraker returned from
Florida John Coleman executive secretary of the Ohio
Municipal League made the trip from Columbus; Mr. and
Mrs Alexander Brady interrupted New York vacation to
retdrn for the festivities.
AND of COURSE, there is 90-yeay-od Nellie Olds
rho from Sdndusky to tribute to her old boss
Miss Olds qcas head bookkeeper and acting
finance director under Curran.
NEW "MODUs OPERANDI" (method of opera
tom tried by criminals of the set worked
but eventually landed four Cleveland teenagers in
Jail.
On Oct. 2ls two youths bicycles sped passed
elderly East Cleveland street and grabbed
her purse The knocked to the pavement and
slightly injured The thugs made good their escape
that time.
Last Friday, four youths tried the thing and
escaped with another adys after again knock
ing the person to the pavement. However, police
manned by Patrolmen Earl Leferts and Dale Schmelng
in the vicinity of the attack and pursuit on
and Superior
The captured pair implicated others and at least
for while, Modus operandi bicycle purse snatching,
has ended.
THERE IS BEAUTY and art in most anything,
especially if is dear to you. This is the remodel
ing and additions to the First Presbyterian church
conducted.
Who would think that brcklaying, the skill that it is
would be written prose that puts the craft
high pedestal thing of beauty and art?
Well, here is how that ancient art is mentioned in
the church's putcation, CONTACT:
"The most startling acork that of the nasons, the
brcayers the and their attendant laborers
Whout whom they could not do their careful aCork.
"NeUer before haze aoeld the tro,els
"They gifted skill that passes craft
and art.
"Deft IN serUng the cement accurate az laying the
lines, and sound IN the final caH 1T is done by the
artist and believe it, There is kno1ohoW to 1t
that only from skill developed by of experience
"The building is gradually giving indication of
tohot is going to be- We think 1t Very handsome The
of the brick the adorme of the limestone and
the entire ensemble ~ giUe addition acorthy of
church not cheap bat durable not e"trovogom bat truly
inspiring
"The general superintendent is Norm - q displaced
Maier ho still bankers for Holsters at Bddeford. Frank
the foreman OF the former member Of our
church Buckeye Road and nop0 member and usher an
the Trinity Congregational Church IN Pepper Pike. Tony
Foridcc perhaps the eldest and most experienced tells
his as the third time he has acorked church.
Forty gears ago the Nela 0aH fifteen gears ago the
14OH AnHiUerSory remodeling, and the
oddtOh.
ave desire % salute oil these corking for
ave hope they continue their good cork th dispatch
that they complete the job before schedule - that they
get oil their time and haze happy memory of
the fine 1COrk they haze done for the church.
"We think they are entitled, o qgU be entitled, to a
free dinner at expense mhen is all acth tOeny
cent cigars Hrown in."