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, 1962-08-13
Dr.. John a. Wallace
is NuIned Acting
President Of v. !. Col.

DR.. John A. Wallace, executive
vice president Of the Experiment
in International Living, who has
been on leave as Interim Admins
traton Of The College of The
Virgin Islands, today was named
acting president Of this junior
college at St. Thomas pending the
ultimate choice of the permanent
president.
DR.. Wallace has long been active
in educational programs. A native
of Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, Dr..
Wallace holds three degrees from
the University Of Pennsylvania a
BS in 1887, an MS in 1889 and an
ED in I949. From 1888 to 194l he
taught mathematics in Upper OAR
by, Pa, while doing graduate
study. He is a Colonel in the
United States Army Reserved.
He founded and was director of
the Beaver College Field Trip
from 1s48-5O, and Of the Boston
University Summer Travel Course
from 1950-56. For seven years he
was chairman Of the Board Of
Directors of the Council on
Student Travel, a national coordi-
mating agency for the overseas
educational programs of 100
American educational organization
From 1946-5O DR.. Wallace was
head of the Department of Econo-
mics at Beaver College, Jenkin-
town, Pa. In 1850 he went to
Boston University to become
Director of Undergraduate Studies
in the School Of Education, a post
he held until leaving early in 1856
to join the executive staff of the
Experiment in international living
In 1859 DR.. Wallace authored the
book, Getting To Know The
USSR," one of a series of books
written for middle elementary
school children. He published
aGetting To Know Poland"
Getting 70 Know France" and
Getting To Know Egypt" Dr..
Wallace has four times been elect
ed Town Moderator Of Putney, VT,
location of the Center of the Ex-
pertinent in international Living.
DR.. Wallace was married in 1941
to the former Betty Jean Higgins
of Drexel Hill, Pa. The Wallaces
have five daughters.
Concerning the appointment of
DR.. Wallace as acting president Of
the College, Governor Ralph NJ.
Paiewonsky of the US. Virgin
Islands said today, we own a vote
Of thanks to DR.. Wallace's devo-
ton and energetic efforts on be-
half Of the formation of The
College of the Virgin Islands. We
are indeed fortunate that he has
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

ON their own. Lack of pas
ture-land in Israel and the
high cost of water make
homegrown beef much dear
er in Israel than in the big
meat-exporting countries.
But, complained the news
paper, the price of slaughter
house services does not have
to be four and five times
higher than in Europe, even
allowing for the cost of Kash-
rut.
The violence in the abba
toirs of Israel is expected to
precipitate "a long-awaited
reform of the oligarchical
practices that dominate the
meat trade" said The Jeru-
salem Post.
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Round The Town

the University of Arizona
supervising student teachers
while she is working on her
dOCtOrate
While Vaca tionin G in
San Francisco, MILDRED
FAULKNER won a trophy
for first place in the Paul
Revere pairs in the ST. re-
gional bridge tourney at the
Sheraton-Place Hotel. Some
$500 participated and she
was the only TucSonian to
win a trophy.
Q o Q
MIR. AND MRS. MELVIN
FINE are leaving next week
to make their permanent
home in Sherman Oaks,
Calf.
The A. A. KALISHES re-
turned last weekend from Is
rael. They report wonderful
experiences in Israel, but are
happy to be home again -.
o o o
MRS. SARAH BERLINER
reports she had a wonderful
summers vacation at Santa
Monica, Calf. She returned
home last weekend e.
MRS. SAM TOBIAS of
James c. Grant Realty re-
turned from a combined busi-
ness and pleas sure trip
through the east. She visited
with her children in Roches-
ter, NY. Her son, DIR. DON
AID TOBIAS, is planning to
return to Arizona next June.
DR.. Tobias is a radiologist -
. Q
A surprise luncheon was
given for MRS. RUTH
STEINBORN by the Stars of
Rebecca BIG on Sept. 16. T..
. . .
MRS. HARRY GORODESS
writes from Houston, Tex,
that her husband is making
a remarkable recovery from
recent surgery and they both
thank their many Tucson
friends for their kindnesses.
And in typical Gorodess
fashion, Mrs. GorodeSS
writes: "The many phone
calls, flowers, letters, ETC.,
have been overwhelming.
Harry and I can only think
of just one way of repaying
for all this - more commu-
nifty work from the two of
u.s."
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

The victims, reports The
Jerusalem Post, were indi-
vidualists who wanted to
compete and offer a cheaper
product by transporting meat
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21

FKOM DENVERS Inter
mountain Jewish News this
humorous note on a current
topic:
In colonial days only Grim
inals were punis S h ed in
stocks. Nowadays everybody
seems to be.
. o .
MRS. GOLDIE ZEVIN re-
turned last month from a
trip to Europe and Israel.
She spent most of the sum-
mer with her daughter and
son-in-law, MIR. AND MRS.
ABE POLAKOFF, who are
now residing in Zurich, Swift
Zerland. Mrs. Zevin says
Switzerland's scenery is
breath-taking
MIR. AND MRS. BORIS
SILNITZER visited with DIR.
AND MRS. SELIG SHEVIN
during their recent trip to
Israel and Europe
MRS. MARY GALLOW
celebrated her 18th birthday
with her family at the home
of her daughte d MRS.
PEARL ATLAS, of Kansas
City. Mrs. Atlas birthday is
on the same day and Mrs.
Gallow's daughter, EDITH,
celebrates her birthday the
following day, making for a
three-way fete
. Q .
MRS. ETHEL FRIED has
returned from New York
where she spent the summer
and now is in her new apart
ment at 1776 S. PaIo Verde.
DIR. AND MRS. FRED
SCHUTZBANK returned this
month from a North Sea
cruise. They visited Norway,
Sweden, Belgium, Germany,
Denmark and Russia
DIR. G. j. ALEXANDER
has been elected president of
the Southern Arizona Chap
ter of the American Academy
of G e n e r a | Practice. DIR.
DENNIS E. WOLFSON was
elected secretary-treasurer.
MRS. GEORGE GOLD
MARK has been given a
graduate assistants post at
The Arizona post., 1962-09-21
Hiqh-Pniced Israeli
Meat Sets off Feud

JERUSALEM (Special)- Following the murder of one
butcher and the woundng of another, Israeli govern
committee is looking into the countrys meat situation
worker in abbator in Haifa slain and another
young butcher seriously injured in Jerusalem.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
MONROE
FORD 81
1897 East-Wsss Hwy. 9. g.. Ma.

FORD 90 Tudor syi.. ltep1.
:S9'!.I EjSSs IA !;EsSs'I.s ~! e
IMPRRlAL $50 Grown l-dr. sedan.
Fully equipped including factory
air. Black with new Bueron Wv.
tires. Showroom condition through
out. S2,69b. Flrmi -.
L. P. STEUART, INC.
14Ao P ST. NV. De. $4,000
Evening star., 1962-05-14
LOWING CHEVROIET

W. aS.sips 1Pe r. SS ScSSi''.1iUII: ~. Ossisi 81
CHEVR0LET 80 V-e Convertible,
power stserins. t auto. ia trani., 'r :. sHad sGR
h.. Wv. tires, finest cond.. low
n,ileHss, 5o-day warranty. S1.esb.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
Al'S Motors

Observation-Disclosures imperial
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va,
"a. 2-4102
CHRYsLER 1851 windsor 4-dooI
sedan, 2. and h.. auto. p.S., .p.h.,
beautiful black FIN. Wv. tires,
excel. eond. l-owner car. Exeep-
tionally low mileage. S2,675, Small
down payment. Payments at bank.
LIPS guaFantee.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
AUToMoRILES FOR SALE
lccNIRUeDl

CADILLAC '5s A-dr. hardtop sedan.
AL condition Faily equipped. al
ssSS. sSsif iSsAsssssd ssss 5 e. 4-ssos sssssossf' an
CADILLAC '6l sedan Dc viiie, white.
clean. weekend speeiai. 81 .ssS.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1922 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1881 be vilie-type coupe,
white, complete power, including
electric windows and o-way seat
Immaculate. Trade-in. Weekend
speciAk. S3.7e5.
Suburban Cadillac-Old
7020 Arl, I'd, Bethesda. OIL. e-77O0
CADILLAC '61 'a55" limo. cobalt
blue. air ecnditioned. fglly
ssr5 ssssr55ssd driven. weekend 'DseiAl
Capitol Cadillac-O Co.
l222 22nd st., NV. FE- 7-2600
CADILLAC 80 ecnyerti6ls. white.
air-conditioned. fun power, Ike
new. weekend special S3.09b.
Capitol Cad. OldS. Co.
1872 '22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
cA,DIILLAc s,DlI 9. ,., ,ss co1ssTtIsls; q, is's
%@fCfSs
Evening star., 1962-05-14
TRUCKS ron sALn
tcokiNuEpl

TRUCKS. new ana used. Oue fcl
eTery purpose. PALMER FORD
Hamilton and jamestown roads
West HyattsNills. AP. 7.0110.
4.wHKEL pzfYR-NeW 1864 cheT'
rolet 1-ten pickup. NeW war
fnnty pln1 immed. delivery nt sub
stantial feauction IN price.
BARRY-PATE CHEW.
1130 CONN. AVE. RI. 7-TS7e
WTLLYB ggEP '69 e-eyl., 4-wheel
sriye. Ito i,to1 niesyPt = szssl
JEEP SAlES. 1917 n. Lynn 81,
Arl,, Va, IA. $4,000.
80 a-T0N heaEy-dnty tractor
ssas sas and chassis. ..,,H suitable for ssae. s,..s
excel eond. S1sSe5. AFRO cHEv.
l7g5 M Vernon ave, Alex. S4s
u-uU.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHEy. 'e2 Inpala hdtp.. VS. power
take over pyniS. So no. 6ai.
g. 900, s64-0ssI alter s pm.
CEgV. 80 Biscayne 2-door sedan,
PowerElide. radio. heater. low
mileage, excellent eond., economy
buyi No. 613e-A. SSa5. Also selee-
ton o. SO Bel Airs and Impalas
atfFacttyeiy nrsceci
Evening star., 1962-05-14
JAIN
BLANK
USED CARS

- o4oO 14tn Sts N.m.a, 49,.
402-370O 332-D086
CADILLAC '02. eofrpauy official
vile. fully eauipped. air eondi.
toned. like new. new-ear terms
and warranty.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1922 22nd st.. NV. RE. 7.2600
Evening star., 1962-05-14

ROCKVILLE, MD, conFressiooal 1
Plaza Shopping Center, 900 "a.
It. of excellent office space. ME.
se-&S4U. -
SILVER STRING, 912 Thayer ave.
--BltHanaodern, 2-yr. -old Thayef
Bldg,. air cond., eley.. excel. jari-
tor service. public PARKING adioiiis
bldg. Available June 1, 1a63. 400
'eq. It., 3fd Il. 500 Cd. It.. Ind n.
scnERcssT. Rss Nc. 81 50. IssSs1s IsssSosg1ssAaD
SHARE sUIfE. pfestiee lccation,
Service available. S03-O2e5.
SILVER SIZING. 1856 ds. ave.
nr. cor. Of CoIesviIla I'd. lecnter
OF businessl --Offlce suites, al
sizes. completely fedecnrated. air
conditioned, electric elevatoF.
Starting at 474 per mo. Appiy
WBRAT0N-Bfsnd-new office BLDG.
ssnitofiai service md music. cn 81
main florpughfare Occupancy
sJune Is Call Mr.. Druskin.
KEN DRuSKIN CO. e49.4000.
Evening star., 1962-05-14

CHEVROLET '5s VS. impaia sport
bronze trim. power steering. auto.
trans. r. and b., finest eond.
throughout. Spring special, S1,l06,
ANAL down payment.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
IlTIEs l0FFleEs, STUDIOS fsF RENT
y z lcoNIihuEpl s'itf

sERvHCE STATION R0R LEASE
Major oil co. hAK AVAIL an excel
BUSINESS opportunity for an expef.,
Mechanically Inclined busifess,
man. Lceatian faVorahly suited iol
e4-hf. oB9zatton IN Primes
Georges Co. Nd. S1.500 invest.
ement req. Guaranteed income pro.
gram avail. for the rieht man. FcF
further and more particular In
1ormation call Mr.. Brown, IA. 4
HOO VIZ, days. AP. 5-0S54-. eyes.
and NeekendS.
SMALL NFE8ToRs-ona OF ssY-
gral, apDfox $4,000 needed "a
phich is 90ss eomplsts. This i
oSssssnalns. tsssalnsallS s aos sat so-R RRsili ssali :
SWENSON'S SERV. CTR.
I am presently operating . service
station IN Northern Virgtnia. Be-
cause Of certain personal reasons
N 9 position Of having TO sell my
business. ! would like any inter-
e1ted parties 70 eau On me ct o0l
NORTH GLEBE RD., Or 10 CALI
AR. WALT AT o36-0367 ATEH
Pm. We Sill give you an honest
and frank appraisal Of this bust
uess.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
LOVING CHEVROLET

E.-W, Hwy. and colesville I'd,
~. o-0490 Q. g., Nd. Ju. e.s13l
| cHEVROLET-AIR CONDITIONET
New 1851 1mpala VS. sedan anG
sport sedan models, equipped with
auto. trans, power steering, r
Snd sa,ss,S p sn4 fss Ssssr s.v.rv s.sEas ~ mo
tfemely attractive prices.
BARRY-PATE CHEW.
1880 CONN. AVE. RE. 7-7s7e
CHEY. '53 sedan. :. and g.. new
battery: mot9Fr oysEhagisd; good
CMEVR0LETs = JUSTINE cf5EV-
RoLET: Mio Hsito; ave e. en- y, ..
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Evening star., 1962-05-14
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BULLDozER. Terra Tract with
condition. si,iS0s We. s-2z5z.
EXCAYATING EQUIPMENT. Back.
in. and 26-in. buckets, 11-ft.
depth. $4,000. Call 474-93Q0.
Ia PLANT CH0ATE CLOS. l2-yd
pan. N excellent eond. Reason.
able. 10. 6-4SS0.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
y. p. STEUART. INC.

Il440 p eT, NV. De. g-4sOO
CHEVROLET 1862 super sport,
white with red interior. Loaded.
$3.50 off list. Must sell. CR. g.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
WATERFRONT PRoP. RENT

coBB ISLAND. furn, an else. cot
t1ga pvt pier and boat. motor
boat avatl season q nol or
yearly lease. n. 5-7Iae eyeA
Evening star., 1962-05-14
ROSENTHAL

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discs, outside mirror, al white
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1880 CONN. AVE. re-. 7-SsGS
cMEv. go ga s-eoeS5s es :. and b.. auto.
!TAKOMA FORD
70t5 CARROLL AVE, Ju. $1,000
CHEvROEET TMPAI.As-'50 2-dT.
hardtop, VS.. auto, white. Like
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34S engine. stick ehifts z. and b.
80 convertible. white. stand.
trans. v-e. Can't Be told iron
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Evening star., 1962-05-14
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Evening star., 1962-05-14

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straight shift. like new, exception.
ally low mileage, one-owner car
must see to appreciate. 81, sos
small down payment, payments at
bank. LpS guarantee.
Evening star., 1962-05-14

OFFICE SPACE
8 rms, approx. 400 50. It.,
window air conditioners.
$50 per month.
Also q one-room office and
combination 2-rm. office,
1634-36 Conn, ave. See
janit0r, Grover Byrd, on
premises.
Evening star., 1962-05-14
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Evening star., 1962-05-14
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Evening star., 1962-05-14
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Joins Marines

Thomas E. Harvey, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Emmet o. Harvey
450 East 120th ST., has enlisted
in the U. s. Marine Corps fol
four years.
Tom enlisted Dec. 9th anc
will leave for Paris Island
S. c. March 4th where he will,
undergo IL weeks of recruit
training.
Upon graduation from recruit
training Pvt. Harvey will return
home for a 20-day leave before
reporting to the Naval All,
Station, Memphis, Tenn, where
he will undergo technical train
ing to qualify him to serve
with Marine Aviation.
The Marine Corps is now
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Peter Ster

An employee of Fisher Body
for SO years, Peter Ster died
last Saturday. His home at the
time of his death was at 1871
Rush rd., but he had lived for
many years in the Collinwood
area.
Mr.. Ster was a native of
Yugoslavia.
He was active in the dra-
matte society "Verovsec", was
q member of the Slovenian
National Benefit Society No.
26 of which he had been Sec
retary for the past ten years
and was a stockholder of the
Slovenian National home and
a member of its board.
He is survived by his wife
Mary (Muhic); two daughters,
Eleanor Stupica and Lillian
Cendrowski; eight grandchil-
dren and a sister, Mary Bashel.
A brother Joseph and a sister,
Mary Yeraj, are deceased.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Wednesday with burial
in Knollwood Cemetery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Joseph Champa

Joseph Champa, Sc, 1478 East
172nd ST., died suddenly Monday
Zak Funeral Home, East 60th
and st. Clair ave., is in charge
of arrangements, and friends
may call at the funeral home to-
day Thursday from l p. m. to
10 D. m. A Requiem Mass will be
celebrated in St. Vitus Church
tomorrow (Friday) at 10:45
a. m.
The deceased had lived in Col
linwood for about 20 years; was
an employee Of Associated
Trucking Co., and a member of
Blaskovic Veterans Post.
He was the husband Of
Frances nee Pizem, brother Of
Bill Champs of Dowarziac, Mich,
Anna Skufca, Marie Cross (de-
ceased); Olga Champa, Hattie
Jenko and Velma Gricar.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Conservation
Brings Holiday

Students at St. Joseph High
School will have an extra day
of Christmas vacation when the
school closes Friday, Dec. 21st,
in honor of the conservation
that day of Bishop-elect Rt.
Rev. Msgr. Clarence E. Elwell.
Msgr. Elwell, former super.
intendent of schools for the
Diocese of Cleveland, will be
installed as Auxiliary Bishop
Of Cleveland in st. Johns
Cathedral.
Faculty of St. Joseph High
have been invited to a special
reception for the new Bishop
being held Friday evening at
Hotel Carter.
School for the new year at
st. Joseph High will open We'd
nesday, Jan. End.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
About
PEOP {
You Know

Kendall A. Jividen, son of
Mrs. Alberta Simmons, 1902
Taft, is undergoing nine weeks
of basic recruit training at the
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Ill.
During the training, recruits
receive tests and interviews
which determine future training
and assignments in the Navy.
Marine Private Anthony l..
Stagniunas, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Stagniunas, $50
East 143rd ST., completed a
week Of testing and screening
recently at the Naval Air
Technical Training Center,
Memphis, Tenn.
The tests and interviews de-
termine a Marines eligibility
for technical training in some
facet Of the aviation field.
USS CONSTELLATION =
Willie H. Brown, fireman, USN,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown, 14613 Saranac rd.; Ed
ward D. Henderson, jr., seaman
apprentice, USN, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Henderson,
1881 Neff rd., and Stanley D..
Hribar, radioman third class,
USN, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hribar, s61 East 149th
ST., are serving aboard the at
tack aircraft carrier USS Con-
stellation, the worlds largest
conventionally powered aircraft
carrier.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Reiree Party
Is Dec. 2Ofh

The East Side Retiree Center
1886 st. Clair ave., will be
the scene Of a big Christmas
Party and Dance from / to 4
p. m. Thursday, Dec. goth.
A fifty cent gift exchange
will also be held. Men are re-
quested to bring gifts for wo.
men; women are to bring mems
gifts.
Refreshments will be served.
For information, call 451-211O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Mrs. Ada X. Wroe

WIS., au0 As NAOC
Mrs. Ada K. Wroe, 80, OF
17401 barrymore rd., who re-
sided in this community for over
SO years, died Tuesday. Silas F.
Richards and Son Funeral Home
is in charge Of arrangements, and
friends may call today (Thurs-
day. from 2 to 10 p. m. Funeral
services will be held at the
funeral home Friday at p. m.
Mrs. Wroe was born and mar
ried in Manchester, England, and
came here with her husband and
their two elder children as a
young woman. When she was
more active, she was a member
of Alice Chapter Of O.E.S.
She was the wife of the late
Thomas j., mother of Lillian
Quackenbush, Ada Richards (de-
ceased), Marion Leckie and
Irene COPPER, grandmother of
seven, and great grandmother
of three.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
In MemOriam

CHARLIE A. Smiddy. In loving
memory of my dear husband, who
passed away Dec. 16, 1861.
When night shadows are falling,
And I'm sitting alone, In my heart
there comes a yearning, If you
only could come home. You left
behind a broken heart, That loved
you sincerely. And never did or
never will. Forget you, Charlie
dear. If all this world were mine
to give, I'd give it all and more,
To see your face home again,
When ! come to the door.
Your loving wife Mossie and
children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Gloria Mae Lewis

Funeral services mere con.
Quoted Saturday from S. H
Johnston Funeral Home fol
Gloria Mae Lewis, 1895 East
105th ST., who died Dec. 9Th
She was the sister of Ethel Ro-
mano, David Raymond, William.
Myrtle and Mildred.
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DEAR FRANK: Don't ever
speak to me again! Why didn't
you tell me about those Little
Ads with BIG Results We
could have sold our piano last
month if l had only known
enough to call GIL. 1883!
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Karl GleSsner

Funeral services were con-
Quoted Saturday from S. H
Johnston Funeral Home for
Karl Glassner, 831 East 249th st.
He was the husband of Olga
(nee Kuppe), the father of
Albin and Leokodia Roth, grand
father and great grandfather.
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taking three and four year en-.
listments for January, Febru.
ary and March, 1868.
Information about various
programs can be obtained from
Sgt. Jim Denny by calling 481-
1246 or by dropping in at the
Marine Corps recruiting office,
22141 Euclid ave.
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O BIT RIES

George S. Fleming, 1903 Wood
ridge rd., who died Dec. 9th. He
was the husband Of Lillian (nee
Isler), the brother Of Minnie
Hepker, Nellie Greve, Eliza
beth Titus and Theodore.
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LUBS
Mothers Guild Fetes
ST Josenh Facu1ty

st. Joseph Faculty
The Mothers Guild Of St
Joseph High School has invited
all members of the faculty to
a dinner and Christmas party
in the school cafeteria Monday
at $50 pm.
This party is an annual af-
fair of the Mothers Guild, and
no charge is made to the mem
bers Of the faculty. A special
program is presented. The par
ty is given to the faculty in
appreciation by the Mothers
Guild.
Mrs. Norma Schoen, presi-
dent, and Mrs. Anthony Kubala,
vice-president Of the Mothers
Guild, are arranging the party.
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Mary Modic

Funeral services were con.
Quoted this morning from St
Mary Church for Mary Modic
(nee Bacaj), 81, who died Mon.
day at Euclid -Glenville Hospi.
tai. Her home was at sos East
143rd st.
A native of Yugoslavia, she
had resided in this country for
so years.
She was a member Of the
Slovenian National Benefit
Society No. 142, the Slovenian
Mutual Benefit Society, No. 23
and Maccabee Hive No. 493.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Blaz; a son, Frank; a
daughter, Elsie Muzic; five
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Burial will be in All Souls
Cemetery.
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George III. Hoon

George H. Hoon, resident of
this area since 1916 died last
Saturday in Lakeside Hospital
at the age of 78. His home was
at 14516 st. Clair ave.
( 1tive of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, Mr.. Hoon was self-em-
ployed as an interior decora-
tor. He was a member of the
Collinwood Moose.
Surviving are five children,
William of Arkansas, Eloise
Glover, Dorothy Reese, Clarence
of California and Charles of
Chardon; two sisters, Ada
Peters and Jennie Derry, a
brother Harry Hoon, 20 grand
children and 33 great grand
children.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Wednesday with burial
in East Cleveland Cemetery.