East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15
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Bloodmobile "OPen
For Business' Here

Next Monday the Bloodmobile will be in East Cleveland
From to p. the unit will be "open for business" in
the Knights of Columbus lodge rooms at 1927 Euclid
ave. While the majority of donations by scheduled
pointment (call MU. 1882. "walk-in" donors are
welcomed.
1t has become inescapably evident, in the past few
weeks that the Red Cross sponsored Blood Program is
in very serious condition. The Central Blood Bank,
supplies of blood stored for daily distribution
to Greater Cleveland hospitals at time down to
Is pnts of blood Newspapers teevision and radio have
been enlisted encourage donations of blood to fill daily
local requirements.
In the modern world of today where everything from
diamonds to skyscrapers made from synthetic man.
uactured materials the eordeath fluid known blood
remains the thing that cannot be reproduced by
means other than human
When the need for blood arises, the wealth of the
richest in the world is avail in ITSELF the altruism
of another human being is then the vital factor
Why do people give blood Primarily because
in their family has needed it at time, and thus the
Importance of blood giving has been brought to their at
tenton subectivy. In objective manner, regular
donors become help others who need it, meanwhile
enjoying Of personal satisfaction.
There is much talk today of brotherhood there is far
too little real action in this of human relationships
Giving pint of blood therefore, becomes something far
valuable than civic obligation 1t be act
of charity personal demonstration of the Golden Rule
In of human life whether it be for someone whom
actually know for unknown unidentified hospital
patient pint of your blood is the greatest gift
you can give.
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Addams 1cas resident Of Caryon rd Who charged
aguh uioiatinq a health ordinance.
As Dr. F. T. SuppeS, city director Of health tells
this property Uttered cith three dopdced uutOno
miles cthout license plates; uncovered garbage
paper lumber and auto parts scattered all the gard
1T eyesore for the entire neighborhood, said
Dr.. Suppes.
Judge Adddtns suspended $500 Of the fine provided the
entire property cleared Immediately not sooner
PAST PRESIDENTS GET TOGETHER Mrs Jack
FulIerons dream of sic gears mGeridhzed couple of
gees ago eight past presidents Of East Cleveland
Post 1863 American Legion AUXILIARY land three of their
husbands) gathered her home in Ft Meyers, Fa for
reunion.
1t all started Neto Years eve ehen past presi-
dents guests of the Fuerons brought that several
others staying IN Florida.
The Others ,Uere tracked doWn and nU'ted to spend
the cee-end at the Beach, All that could possibly come
sho1ced up and the gathering
While the talked, toured the shops and talked
sornc more husbands made overnight fishing trip
the Fullerton cruiser, Red Witch"
Those attending the reunion Mrs. William f.
SteuqTt Mrs. Karl Kitchen Mrs r. X. Jones, Mrs Clyde
Davidson Mrs Pat VilHio Mrs. Alice VI. Stephan, Mrs
Mnrqaret Sords ond Mrs. Hey1oood Jones.
Husbands attending Cere Fullerton, SteOort Vitilo
and r. K. Jones.
THE FREEWAY TIRE & AUTO SERVICE CO., a
relatively neto firm East Cueand is featured IN the
February issue of q national business magazine
Partners Meyer Schlam president; Don Cohen Uice
president: and Don Perlnan secretdrytreasurer are
sduted for their impressive outlet By GOODYEAR
NEWS, monthly magazine published by The Goodyear
Tire Rubber Company and sent 10 than 10000 tire
dealers throughout the nation.