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The Sidney herald., 1961-12-13
RECEPTION FOR E. o. REDLINS
ON 45TH ANNIVERSARY
SUNDAY, DECEMBER IL,

MI. and Mrs. E. o. Redlin of
Lambert will be honored guests
at a reception to be held at Trini-
ty Lutheran Church in Sidney
this Sunday afternoon, Dec. II.
The occasion is Mr.. and Mrs.
Redlin's forty-fifth wedding an
niveryary.
Open house hours will be from
2 to 5 p. m. and a cordial invita-
ton is extended to all relatives
and friends to call at any time
during these hours TO extend their
Fluctuations to this esteemed coup
lie. 48-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-13
WV AUXILIARY COMPLETE
PLANS FOR ESSAY CONTEST

Inc Ladies Auxiliary of Lower
Yellowstone Post of the V.F.W.
made plans for their annual
Americanlsm Essay Contest. at
December IL meeting in the WV
home; Mrs. Emmett Adams, re-
ported that some of the English
classes In the Sidney High School
ave entered the contest, and that
elforts to secure contest Judges,
are now being made. Subject for
tnis years contest, is "How Beau
tiiul Americal How Long With
out Clean Water?" The contest is
open 10 high school students.
me annual Christmas party and
glIt exchange, followed by a pro-
gram OF cards, provided the en-
eeiIalnment with high prize
solng to Mrs. Hugh McMorris' and
ESok prize to Mrs. Margaret Boo.
Sntertainment h~ostesses were Ber-
niece Adamson and Margaret
UTouglass. Kay Adams and Leila
"ielnnger served lunch.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-13
lib Mn

The Brorson Up and Do 1t All
club will meet at the Panasuck
home Friday night at 7 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cundiff
were dinner guests at the John
Cundiff Jr., home on Friday.
The BrorSon Homemakers will
meet at the Russell Denowh home
Tuesday, December 10 at noon
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-13
CALL o BIDS

Bids are being called for
school house in district Is, size 18
#. by % #. l large dictionary, a
steel cabinet and a few other
school articles included.
Sealed bids may be sent to Mrs.
Mabel Ernester, Richland County
Superintendent of Schools.
Mrs. Myrtle Edeburn,
clerk
48-2tc
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

Miss Miriam Goldberg, 1880
Forest Hills blvd, Is leaving her
job as secretary in the Welfare
Federation's Car GERS Social
Work Department to pursue a
career in social work herself.
She will enroll at the Unlver-
sity of Chicago School of Social
Service Administration to study
for a masters edgree. She plans
to be family caseworker.
Miss Goldberg has been sec
retary to Mrs. D. Reynold Gsir-
ing, director Of Federation's car
eers department, for two years.
The department recruits people
for the field of social work.
Although working in the de-
partment did influence her de-
cision to become a social worker,
Miss Goldberg says that she had
been thinking about it for some
years.
A native Clevelander. Miss
Goldberg is a graduate of
Heights High School. She at
tended Miami University at Ok
ford, O., and received a bach
elor's degree from Western Res
serve University in 1860.
She lives with her mother,
Mrs. Esther Goldberg and is an
active member of the Young
Peoples Congregation at Fair
mont Temple.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Ki,Uanis Calls for
Talented Youngsters

Talented young East CIevelanders {. =. E. here's
your first call for the 1861 Kiwanis Talent Show!
The call comes from William H. Halliday,
Talent Show Chairman. and Raymond ]. Vinborg,
Chairman of the Talent Screening Committee.
They are preparing plans for this years show
which will be held at Kirk Junior High School on
Friday night, Nov. 18th.
Entry blank for youngsters wishing tryout
and spot on the show appears in today's Leader.
The blank should be filled out and mailed to Vim.
borg, care of the East Cleveland School System,
1882 Shaw ave.
Entries will again be classified into two cate
gories. One is for those up to and including age
13. and the other for those who are IA through
19 years of age.
TryOut dates will be announced later. SO get
ready now by submitting your entry and getting
tuned up for one of East Cleveland's most en-
jOyable treats-the Kiwans Talent Show.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

Charles A. Carran, who also is
chairman of the Zoning Board
advised the commissioners his
group had a change of heart
and would like to restudy the
development.
The commission did approve
changes to permit construction
of 5 million twin-16-story
apartment on Superior rd.
south of Terrace rd., and 49,
suite three-story apartment or
Euclid ave, between Noble I'd.
and Allendale ave.
Also granted was an addi-
tional $4,000 to meet rising
relief costs. The commission
further authorized Carran tc
hire Chalmers Wylie. a Colum
bus attorney, to assist the Law
department in opposing the is
suance Of D-5 liquor license
to the Eastown Noel, 15103
Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Lots of Talk ON Lots
At Commission INeefing'

There was lots of discussion
on two lots on Ravine dr., that
a builder was planning to make
into three lots, but residents
in the area thought this was a
lot too much and the city COM
mission (the whole lot of them
agreed.
The commissioners Monday
night voted to change the den
sity requirements on the street
from 1000 square feet per fam
lily to 1000 square feet.
This move was protested by
Russell Fl. Frantz, a broker
who had sold two 60-foot lots
to a builder who had contem-
plated making three 40-foot
parcels in order to build three
two-family homes.
However, in quick poll of
spectators at the meeting, nine
were for the density change
and three against.
In other business at its meet
ing. the Commissioners sent
back to the zoning board of
appeals a recommendation by
the board for construction of
an apartment building on East
125th ST., near Phillips ave.
The proposal for the six
suite apartment had been sub
mitted by the Milan Construc-
ton Co.
However, City NJ anag er
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

lean Field Service foreign ex-
change students who were tour
ing the country.
Through these visitors she
secured names of people who
would welcome her as part of
their families. Not only would
this give her a variety of cul-
lures to study but will be easier
on her pocketbook.
On Her Own
For this is an individual pro-
ject financed by Carole her.
self, with no foundation MOI
grant to assist her.
AS a matter of fact, this is the
way she wants it because it
puts no limitations on her
travels.
Why select a period Of six
years?
"This will give me ample time
to live with the many people
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
FOP Dance
IS Oct. 18th

East Cleveland Lodge 80,
Fraternal Order of Police will
hold its Annual Death Bene-
eft Fund Dance at the Lake
Shore Country Club Saturday,
Oct. 2Sth, from 9 p. m. until
] a. m.
As in past years, the cost
of tickets will be So per
couple.
Tickets can be purchased
from any member of the Lodge
or Associate Lodge II.
The fund was established
in order to benefit the sur
vivOr of any member of the
Lodge in case of death.
Dance chairman this year
is Ronald Williams.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Candidates
Have Day At
Council Meet

As a service to local voters,
the first Community Council
meeting of the season will be
sponsored by the East Cleveland
League of Women Voters.
Thursday Oct. 18th, at 7:45
pm. in Shaw High School
auditorium. Vot er S ervice
Chairman, Mrs. Budd Andrews,
will direct a program devoted
to the introduction and state
ments of the following candl-
dates:
Three offices for City Com
mission: (For re-election) Ralph
Barton, Paul Broer, and j.
Durant Mix. Candidates Don
Fisher, John T. Ewers, Thomas
Stevenson, and Miss Dorothy
NJ. Schott.
Two offices for S { h o !
Board: For reelection Robert
Henderson, r j. ph Pecking-
paugh. Candidate George Keith.
In order to further acquaint
its fellow citizens with COM
plete picture of the November
election, the League has asked
City Manager Charles Csrran
to discuss the one local issue
that of the Parking Lot. Two
League m m b ers. Agnes
Kreutzberg and Mildred Ran
dali, will give a brief summary
Of the County Zoo Bond issue,
and the four State issues.
Inasmuch as c o m m u nifty
Council programs are at all
times open to the public, Presi
dent Ro bert McGraw and
League President Mrs. Dan
Ellington both join in extend
ing an invitation to those in
terested in becoming the we'll
informed voter.
There will be a brief period
for Observation-Disclosures from
the audience following the
program.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Continental Bank Opens
EucIid-FOrest Hills Office

Continental Bank this week
opened its newest office at 1919
Forest Hills blvd, just south
of Euclid ave.
The sparkling modern banking
offices feature a brick and glass
exterior, with the brick carried
inside to complement the black
and turquoise interior with its
red accents. To help prove that
not all banking service is alike,
tellers in the new office will
wear turquoise and black jack
cts to carry out this color
scheme.
Manager of the new branch is
Edward Johnson, assistant vice
president. Assistant manager is
Karl Burkhardt. Both are vet
eran Continental employees.
A new "auto bank" features
drive-in banking service and am
pie free parking. Safe deposit
facilities are on the first floor
with conference rooms in the
basement.
On hand for the opening cere-
monies were j. Durant Mix,
president of the East Cleveland
City Commission, and Paul Bro
er, vice president.
They helped Continental Pres
ident Bernard Schulist unlock
the doors for the first time.
Mix commented that "Contin-
entails handsome new home in
East Cleveland ties in nicely
with our 50th Anniversary cele-
bration and our plans for the
future. We know this area is
going to grow and attract more
residents and more shoppers.
"We're pleased to have this
addition to our important Eu-
cid Forest Hills neighborhood /"
Schulist announced that the
banks formal grand opening
celebration" would be held Oct.
9th-20th-2st.
"We've selected a staff that's
bright, alert and friendly" he
said. They're ready to take care
Of the areas personal and busi-
ness banking needs"
As one of the city's eight full
service banks, Continental of
fers complete range of check
ing, saving and lending services.
The bank has won national
recognition for some of its inno-
vations, including ''push-button
saving" and its distinctive fash
ion checks" The banks main Of
flee is at East 14th and Euclid
ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Housing Inspections
Reach Halfway Mark

had until June to make applica
ton for the certificates.
1t was upon the receipt OF
such applicants that Hulsebus
made inspections.
1t was noted that out OF al
the buildings that were inspect.
ed. there were only four owners
who did not cooperate and they
were arrested.
Because of much reinspecting
the past six months, it is esti-
mated that Hulsebus has made
close to 1000 inspections.
He stated that the principal
violations were related to fire
hazards such as no fire walls
or inadequately enclosed stair
ways.
He also observed that gen.
orally speaking. building own
ers have been extremely CO.
operative and there are no mass
arrests anticipated as was
threatened by Cleveland Off
cials.
Hulsebus further added he
now is averaging about 40 in
spections a month and the prof.
ect should be completed by next
April.
The housing code is aimed at
preventing apartment decay in
East Cleveland and was many
months in preparing. 1t tight
ened safety and maintenance
requirements and limits the
number of occupants according
to suite size.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

who appear anxious TO have
me in their home" she ex-
planned.
Carole's first stop will be in
Athens, Greece, where she
plans TO live for. five months.
In this city she will stay with
a doctors family for some time
and then live at a fisherman's
house.
Her plan is to spend 10
months on each continent in
some specific location and then
two months will be devoted to
travelling through other coun-
tries. Continents on her agenda
are Europe, Asia, Africa, South
America and Australia.
Ohio u. Grad
Carole graduated from Ohio
University last year and did
some graduate work at STAN
ford University in California.
1t was there where she met the
exchange students.
An amazing thing about her
plans is that the only foreign
language she knows is French,
which she speaks fluently.
However, she doesn't feel this
would be a barrier.
"On the contrary" Carole
asserts, 'this situation gives
me the opportunity to learn
the many languages l will en-
|counter-not from books--but
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
...did you Know?

In 1879 Nathaniel Doon purchased 1OS Of and IN
cludg Of where Dooa for s1s4 slightly
IN Of 81 per
goOdy portion of ths land remained IN the Doon family
for many years The property the northeast
Doon and Euclid chere the Wndermere storage building
stands held by the family for 124 1t sold in
the early 1905 at price of 10000 times the original
purchase amount.
Nathaniel Doon the greagreat grandfather of Henry
A. Taylor former postmaster Cleveland The land nhch
the Taylor home stood East Cleveland dated back to 1898
ohen conveyed by deed from the Connecticut Land
CompaHy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Name UA
Leaders
In Area

United Appeal chairman and
goals for East Cleveland have
been announced by the UA's
Metropolitan Division whic h
solicits private homes and neigh
borhood stores on door-to door
basis. Two Of the three section
chairmen appointed are new
comers to their posts, the other
served in this capacity last year
First-timers are Mrs. Stan
ton Adams, 1890 Superior rd.,
and Mrs. Neil Baker, 1880
Glynn rd.
Mr.. Adams, who has been
associated with the Community
Chest and United Appeal period
ically for the past two decades.
will be in charge of the Superb
or section of East Cleveland, a
neighborhood whose solicitors
will be asked to raise at least
S4,202 for 143 Red Feather
agencies and the Red Cross.
Mrs. Baker will direct Metro
campaigning in the Shaw sec
ton. Her volunteers will have a
goal of 9,507. Mrs. Baker is a
former section vice-chairman.
A section chairman veteran is
Mrs. Hugh Dougherty, 1856
Hampton rd.
She has been a Red Cross vol
unteer for three years and is
past president of Chambers PTA.
Mrs. Dougherty will be re-
sponsible for the Hayden Sec
ton Of East Cleveland and will
shoot for a goal of 1924 when
her workers make their calls in
the ten-day period from Oct.
18th to 26th.
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Baker, and
Mrs. Dougherty are among 152
section chairmen on the roaster
of $4,000 Metropolitan Division
volunteers. The overall Metro
goal in 1861 is 6S5, 900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

board will take the action at
its Monday night meeting in
Shaw High School. At the ses-
sion a new clerk-treasurer is
expected to be appointed.
Mrs. NORM has held the posi-
ton for Is years. Prior to join
ing the East Cleveland school
system she served for three
years as an officer in the
WAVES and before that was
lerk-treasurer for the Lake
wood School Board for seven
years.
She and her husband Lucien
plan to move to Tucson, Ariz.,
where they will build a home
on some 10 acres Of land they
own there.
Mrs. NORM said she does not
contemplate seeking a position
in Arizona, and plans to Gust
relax and take it easy"
ClassrOoms at ROzelle
At Monday nights meeting,
the Board is also expected to
approve adding six new class
rooms at Rozelle at an expense
of approximately S120, 900.
Present enrolment at the
school is 637 and last year
there were 553 pupils.
At present there are two
kindergarten classes held in the
auditorium.
Superintendent Of Schools,
DR.. Harold L. Nichols reported
that by next fall, at least four
new classrooms will be needed.
In other business, the Board
will:
CONSIDER a resolution &C
cepting the amounts of rates as
determined by the county bud
get commission and authorizing
the necessary tax levies.
HEAR report on a liquor
permit hearing held last week
in regards to the Easttown
Motel, 1858 Euclid ave.
DR.. Nichols. Mrs. Paul Ar
mold, PTA Council president;
Mrs. Alton McStay. Shaw PTA
president, and Mrs. Raymond
Lam, Prospect PTA president,
attended the hearing with city
prosecutor Donald Barclay and
Police Capt. Robert Troyan.
According to school officials,
the motel is within 500 feet of
the Shaw and Prospect bound
airy lines. The establishment is
seeking night club liquor
permit.
The board will hear that
a ruling on granting the per-
nit will be forthcoming in
about three weeks.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

East Cleveland's housing
inspector, Roy E. Hulsebus re-
ported today he was halfway
through inspecting SIT multiple
dwelling units affected by the
city's new housing code.
Of the amount, according to
Hulsebus, SO buildings have
been completely approved and
qualify for a certificate of
occupancy" AS other units are
cleared they will be sent certifi-
Gates, also, the official said.
The inspections began early
this year when the more strin-
gent regulations went into eff
feet. After the law was passed
IN February, apartment owners
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Blue Stur Card
Party Tomorrow

The East Cleveland Blue Star
Mothers will hold their fall card
party as a Smorgasbord tomor-
row friday at the East Cleve-
land YMCA at 12 loon.
The proceeds will be used for
donations to worthy causes as
well as for servicemen for
Christmas and Easter. Reserva-
tions can be made by calling Mrs.
Maude Smith (MU. 1-50S0).
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Judo Class

The East Cleveland YMCA
will again present Judo instruc-
ton as part of its physical ed
ucation activities.
The course is scheduled fol
Monday and Wednesday eve-
ming at $50 p. m. to 7:45 p. m.
at the Shaw High School Gym
Ed Akiya will again instruct
and questions about enrolment
may be answered by calling
Ray Snyder at the "Y", GIL.
1-3425.
Boys 10 and older are eligi-
BILE. First class will be Monday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Life Saving At Korb Pool

seconds and float for one min
ute.
The class is being offered AT
korb Pool, starting Wednesday,
from 1880 to $3.50 p. m. and will
run for nine weeks.
Registration will be accepted
at the first class meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

ports Of five continents; length
of travel SIX years; reason
for venture-to prepare herself
! for a masters degree in social
work.
Many will agree that there
are much easier ways to get
educated, but Carole will tell
you with a gleam in her large,
round, beautiful brown eyes,
'there is no more exciting
method"
A 1856 Shaw graduate and
now living with her mother,
Mrs. Fay Goldie, at AGA East
222nd ST., this plucky 24-year-
old has always been interested
in the culture of far-away
lands.
Firsthand knowledge
But, I've never been salts
fled" she says, ito read about
life and people in other conn-
tries or seeing other peoples
slides and movies on their for
eign travels"
She has had tremendously
strong desire to see places for
herself and will not be denied.
To personally quench her
thirst for knowledge, s h e
started a research project last
year to prepare for the mission
she is now on.
She did this first by being
a chaperone to a group of Amer
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Odyssey of Carole Joy Goldie to Last Sir Years

asked was why such an attrac-
tive girl did not think of
marriage and raising a family.
To this she replied, it had en-.
tered her mind-but as yet the
right man had not come along.
What if she met the right
man" during her travels?
THAT would be the end of
my travels" she quickly re-
torted.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Don't Forget
Alumni After
Game Dance!

Following the Shaw, Shaker
Heights football game tomor-
row night, the Shaw High
alumni will hold its second
annual dance with Sheldon
Hendershot's band again pro-
viding the music.
According to Jack Reulbach
an attendance party will be
held at the House Of Luxenburg
at Lee and Euclid.
Further information can be
had by calling Reulbach at TR.
1-5117.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

from the people, or the grass
root level"
Carole is not the shy, bookish
type by any means. She was
asked if she had any reserva-
tions in making this sojourn by
herself.
"None in the least" she re-
piled, and then added, Il can
take care Of myself"
Another inevitable question
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Land Owners
Meet tuesday

The Superior-Rozelle Proper
ty Association will hold it's first
meeting of the season at Rozelle
School at s p. m. Tuesday.
A general discussion of the
area is planned.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

All boys and girls who are
II to Is years old or are pres
emily in the seventh to tenth
grade and live in the East Cleve-
land School District may enroll
in the Junior Life Saving class.
if they can swim 200 yards con-
tinuously, tread water for 30
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Game HaIftime Activities
To Honor 50th Birthdays
Of Two Municipalities
BY Gene Hersh

It's hard to say what's going to be more exciting
tomorrow night at Shaw Stadum-the opening Lake
Erie League gridiron contest between the Cardinals
and Shaker, or half-time activities honoring East
Clevelands 5Oth anniversary city. Taking first
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Clerk Treasurer MOui1,g;
Board viii Accept With
Regret Her Resignation

The East Cleveland School Board is expected to
accept with regret the resignation of it's long time
clerk treasurer, Mrs. Ruth n. Norm who has asked
to be relieved of her duties effective Nov 30th
According to President Richard A. Gottron, the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

Carole Joy Coldie, a pert
brunette, is on an Odyssey that
many dream of, but few have
the gumption to take. By now,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

she should be on a lazy, COM
Portable freighter plying the
Atlantic.
Her destination - countless
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

G0ldcn Anniversary Calendar
OCTOBER
6-Half- time Show, Shaw-Shaker Foot
ball Game
19-Library Open House.
2S-Civic Celebration and Testimonial Din
ner for City Manager Charles A.
Carran, at Shaw High School. Also
Official Sealing of Time Capsule to be
placed at City Hall.