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Evening star., 1962-04-14

be treated for an illness. Med
ical reports showed the defend
ant might require surgery,
Judge Watkins said.
Parole Barred
Edlin, who served a Federal
prison term at Detroit in 1941
in a mail and securities fraud
case, was sentenced under a
provision which does not per-
NIT parole. He was given until
May IA to start serving the
term.
G. C. A. Anderson, Baltimore
attorney who defended Edlin,
said before sentencing that his
client had agreed to withdraw
from all savings and loan ac-
tivity.
Edlin, who was given an op-
portunity to change his plea
but chose not to do so, will
remain free on $4,000 bono
pending the start of his prison
term.
Advertised Dividend
The Government had charged
that First Colony advertised a
5 per cent dividend only six
weeks after the firm was
founded in 1858, and before it
had any income on which to
base a dividend.
The association was placed
under the management of a
conservator by the Cecil
County Circuit Court last
March r.. In seeking the con-
servatorship decree, State Of
ficials claimed First Colony
was being operated in a man
ner which impaired the funds
of the depositors."
Federal prosecutors saiG
Edlin also controlled First Con-
tinental Savings & Loan As
sociation of Chevy Chase, Md
First Continental was placed in
receivership last January 3 by
a Montgomery County Circuit
judge.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
Kiwanis Hears
Poetry Humor

Samuel F. Agnew, retired
comptroller of Western Reserve
University and now serving on
the staff Of the University De-
velopment Foundation, will be
the speaker at next Mondays
luncheon meeting Of the East
Cleveland kiwanis Club at the
East Cleveland YMCA. His sub
ject is "Humor In Poetry.
Agnew is a member and past
president of the University
Circle Kiwanis Club.
Two new Junior kiwanians'
from Shaw High School were
introduced to the club last week.
They were Philip Bolton and
Robert Wagner, both seniors,
who will serve a six-week peri
cd in this role.
Philip, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Bolton, 1874 Hastings
ave-, is a member of the Ma
tional Honor Society and a Ma
tional Merit Scholarship semi
finalist.
Robert, son of Mrs. Madge
Wagner, of 1923 Speedway
Overlook ave-, is member Of
the National Honor Society and
participated in Buckeye Boys
State last year
More than 200 boys have par
ticipated in the Junior kiwani-
an" program since the activity
was started at the East Cleve-
land club in 1887.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
Mothers Hold
Birthday Fete

The Birthday luncheon meet
ing of the "Ohio Universiay
Mothers Club of Greater
Cleveland" will be held Tues
day, Feb. 18th, at 1890 p. m.
in Higbee's Lounge.
Ella Haze Howey, Member of
the Administrative Team and
Supervisor of Restaurant Re-
tail Shops of the Stouffer
Foods, presents "Fads and Fan
tastes in Fashion" about
some amusing and astonishing
similarities in fashions from
ancient Egypt-today.)
The "Ohio U Guest Of the
Month" will be Mrs. Margaret
K. Davis, Director Of Residence
Service.
For reservations call Mrs.
George Vanderbilt, EV. 1879.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

Rainy weather did not pre-
vent 700 members of the Nycoll
Credit Union from attending
their 23rd annual meeting.
The meeting was held at the
Croatian Home on Waterloo rd.,
following free fish dinner and
entertainment.
According to Don Smith, man.
ager, the Nycoll Credit Union
has increased their assets over
100000 since moving from the
New York Central premises in
August. 1858 to their present
location at the corner of East
156th st. and Waterloo rd.
The Credit Union surpassed
S2,5OO,O0O in. assets in De-
cember.
Millions in Savings
Employees of the New York
Central in the Collinwood area
and members of their families
have shares (savings) accounts
of over $2,3OO,O00 with the
Nycoll Credit Union, much of
this is the result of payroll de-
ductions.
In March, 1899, seven en-
ployees of the Locomotive Shop
deposited $40 each to organize
the Credit Union. Two of the
charter members, R. l.. Rankin
and H. A. (Tom) Lloyd are still
active officers.
Other officers are Richard E.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

Security G eneral Agency
Inc, 22700 Shore Center dr.,
has been appointed general
agent in Cuyahoga County and
vicinity for Consumers Nation
al Life Insurance Company of
Evansville, Ind, it was an
nounced today.
According to Raymond II.
Manacelli, life insurance man.
ager at Security, Consumers
has over $40 Million in force.
yet the company has only been
in existence for three and a
half years.
"Our goal is to write Sl12
million in volume in life insur.
ance this year." Monacelli said.
He also stated that Security
plans TO appoint other agents
and agencies in the area as
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

a chance to test him out with
out obligation on either part.
Summer jobs are in a wide
range of activities but mostly
in technical fields such as en-
gineering, chemistry, physics
meteorology, soil science, for
estry, oceanography. The open
ings run into the thousands but
they are scattered all around
the country so that large num-
bers are not available at any
one location - and competition
for the jobs is keen.
These jobs require Civil Serv-
ice examinations, which are
given frequently throughout the
country. Information on job
openings and application forms
are available at most post Of
fices, at regional offices of the
Civil Service Commission, or
from csc headquarters, Wash
ington 25, DC. College place
ment officers often can help.
Details on these jobs, and
where to write, also are given
in a booklet, Summer Employ
ment in Federal Agencies" that
can be ordered for Is cents from
the Superintendent Of Docu-
Washington 25, DC.
College Juniors and seniors,
who would like to apply now
for full-time Government jobs
after graduation should get the
Civil Service Commissions an
nouncement 240, as well as the
booklet on summer employ
ment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

on scale supplied by the
Toledo Scale Company.
Ken Walker, supervisor of
the Cleveland Division of
of Markets, Weights and
Measures, will determine
the official weight Of the
animal and report same to
Monarch Bovingdon.
The contestant whose es-
innate is closest to the Of
ficial weight will be declared
the winner.
In the event Of a tie, the en-
try with the earliest post
mark will be declared the
winner.
The weigh-in will be held
on Suburban Night prior to
Mr.. Beatty's performance in
the center ring.
Deadline for entries is Mon
day, Feb. 18th.
Fill out official coupon in
this edition (or a reasonable
facsimile) and mail it to
GROTTO CONTEST, 80
Hotel Manger, Cleveland IA.
Ohio. Be certain to include
your name, address, zone
and telephone number.
First prize is s1OO in cash
and a dinner for two with
Clyde Beatty during the
Grotto Circus engagement.
The next 100 prizes will be
wild animals (stuffed, of
course) to the next five
closest entries from each of
the member newspapers of
the Greater Cleveland Week
ly Newspaper Association.
Readers also are invited to
| out the special GROTTOI
ALL ORDER COUPON and re-
i've the special SUBURBAN
CHIT reserved seats at $3.50
ch.
Enter the contest today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
Plan Expeetant
Parent Classes

Registrations are now being
taken for the February series OF
classes for expectant parents
being held weekly at the Cleve-
land Health Museum under the
sponsorship of the Association
for Parent Education, Inc.
Glasses are designed to pre-
pare both parents to share and
participate actively in the child
birth experience.
For registration and further
information, please call Mrs.
Robert Kerver at TR. 1-843O or
Mrs. Lowell Sayles at SIX.
1-4264.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
700 Attend NYC
Credit Union Meet

Bullock, president; C. Richard
Borgsteadt, vice president; Gill
bert J. Kilroy, treasurer, and
|. Ruth Hattie, secretary.
At the annual meeting this
year, a color TV was won by
Walter Schellhorn. The TV was
purchased and will be put into
service by Brodnik Bros, APP
pliances and Furniture, 1908
Waterloo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

For Euclid Wickliffe residents, Hammond said,
trip to from downtown Cleveland will be matter of
Is minutes less, Lakeland Freeway.
can additional traffic flow improvement and con-
venience for Wckfe drivers, will with the
opening of the Euclid Spur scheduled for this Dec 1st
and of the Outerbet East from the spur north to just
south of Harvard rd. in Warrensvle Township, sched
uled for July 81, 1863, said Hammond
The spur has major interchange in western Euclid
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

Grotto Circus at Public Hall
beginning Thursday, Feb. 18th.
Monarch Owen H. Bovingdon
of AL Sirat Grotto has pro-
claimed Friday, Feb. 10th as
Suburban Night and invited
the administrative heads of
the suburban communities to
participate.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

Said Hammond
Lakeland Freeway-running from junction with
Memorial Shoreway at Bratenahl eastward to Grand
River rd. east of Panesvie where it re- ons L. S. 90
will enable residents of northeastern Cuyahoga and
western Lake County to reach downtown Cleveland
leave it in matter of minutes. Depending upon their
destination-use of the Freeway and the Memorial
Shoreway or the Freeway, Shoreway and nnerbelt will
provide excellent distribution of traffic inbound and
outbound
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
Security Is Appointed
Life Insurance Agent

brokers and that there is
possibility of the local firm
expanding its Euclid quarters.
In town are Howard l.. Elf
Ter, and Joseph L. Cassidy, jr.,
executives Of Consumers Ma
tional. They will make the of
ficial appointment today.
President Of Security General
Agency is Jerry Weiss.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

Here are the rules of the
WILD ANIMAL WEIGHT CON-
TEST sponsored by the Greater
Cleveland Weekly Newspaper
Association:
1. Clyde Beatty will select one
of his 20 wild animals "a
lion or tiger and place it
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
DeMoIoy Mons

The next meeting of the
Heights DeMolay Mothers Club
will be held at s p. m. Tuesday
evening.
Marguerite Reichard, 1904
Rushleigh rd. will be the hos
tess, EV. 1-5744. Co-hostesses
will be Marie Whitney and Edna
Henninge.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

Closing of the final link in vast superhighway
network spanning the northeast will with the
completion of Lakeland Freeway construction in the
Euclid -Willoughby Eastlake sector scheduled
for December, '62.
Completion will prove to be an immediate boon
both to intra-State and interstate traffic.
That's the comment of William L. Hammond, man.
ager of the Traffic and Highway Department of the
Cleveland Automobile Club in progress report on
area FreeWavs construction.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

more important ones:
Foreign Trade - the Presi-
dent has said he will ask Con-
gress for authority to reduce
tariffs across-the- board to en-
able this country to make broad
concessions to the European
Common Market. His request is
in part prompted by expiration
Of the Reciprocal Trade Agree
ments Act of 1884 next June.
Tax Reform - The Presi-
dents proposals, which failed
to emerge from the House Com
mittee on Ways and Means last
year, will come up again this
session. Much of the action on
these proposals depend upon
whether the Administration
presents - and holds to a
balanced budget.
Compulsory Medical Care for
the Aged - No action was
taken on this last year. Many
members of the Ways and
Means Committee felt the Kerr
Mills voluntary program, en-
acted in the Seth Congress,
should be given an opportunity
to see if it would succeed.
Federal Aid to Education =
The Administration once again
will push for Federal subsidies
for school construction and
teacher pay. However, present
indications are that the major
effort will be aimed at Federal
aid for higher education.
Department Of Urban Affairs
and Housing A bill to set
up a cabinet-level department |
was passed by the Senate and
out of the House Gov
ernment Operations Committee
last session. However, thus far
the Rules Committee has re-
fused to clear it for House ac-
ton.
United Nations Bonds
the United States
should buy up half of a 5000
bond issue could de-
velop into one of the major de-
bates of this session.
The fate Of a major part Of
he Administrations program
will rest this year in the hands
IF just one Committee, the
House Ways and Means Com
nittee. Traditionally, for the
most part this has usually been
! cautious, conservative group,
and when they finally act their
recommendations nearly always
become law. On tax reform, for
eign trade and medical care
for the elderly, however, there
s more than the usual amount
If controversy. In what precise
'orm these measures will come
rom the Committee - assum-
ng they all are reported - is
impossible to predict. But there
ire bound to be changes made
o the Administration proposals.
Jobs For Students
The latest information on job
possibilities with government
agencies for the coming sum-
ner directly from the US. Civil
ervice Commission: High
school Seniors and College Stu
lents - get your applications
n early! The agencies hire stu
lents for various jobs in hopes
# recruiting the more promis-
ng ones for government ca
'eers. The student gets practi- l.
al training and the agency has,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
Guessing Wild Animals
Weight Is Worth 500

How much does a wild animal weigh?
Your guess could be worth S1OO in cash and dinner
for two with Clyde Beatty, the worlds most renowned
wild animal trainer. Beatty headlines the allstar So
act show featuring the 33rd annual edition of the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
World War ]
Widows Meet

Widows of World War | Inc.
Cleveland Chapter, Alpha 7 will
meet Sunday. Feb. 4th at 5
D. m. at the Sheraton Cleveland
Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Rybak, pres
ident, invites all World War |
widows to attend. For further
information call LA. 1-329S.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
Wll lLGuGHBY

linking the Lakeland Freeway with both the Outerbet
East and Interstate 90 east bound will enable Euclid and
Wckiffe residents to quickly reach the southeastern
suburbs to drive eastward to Pennsylvania or the
New York Thruway.
Interstate 80 now is open from Ohio Route 306,
S. K. of Wiloughby eastward to junction with the New
York Thruway. 1t is to be completed late this year
through western Lake County and eastern Cuyahoga
County to link with Euclid spur and Outerbet East.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
Reporting from Washington -.
Major Measures and
Controversial Issues
Face Congress in 81
FRANCES p. BOLTON
Congressman, 22nd District, Ohio
What's Ahead for 1862?

AS the second session of the 87th Congress
opened, Congress faced up to legislative docket
crowded with major MEASURES and controversial issues.
For ready reference purposes here are of the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

SALES OR SERVICE? A
check Of our Handy Business
Directory will locate the item
you're seeking or the service
you need. Check it now!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
Alumni Mons Meet

st. Joseph High School Al
umni Mothers will meet Thurs
day, Feb. Sth, at 8 p. m. in the
school cafeteria for brief
business session. followed by
a social and refreshments.
A calendar Of special events
will be announced at this time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

DEAR MARY: Just a quick
line to tell you the executive
board voted to have our clubs
prin t ID at The
SCOOP, S14 East 152nd st.
They do such nice work there
and their prices are so reason
able. Oh, yes, they've done
Jacks printing for more than
forty years!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01

PRIZES IN THE GROTTo CIRCUS CONTEST for suburban
readers shown here surrounding pretty Miss
Colleen Reordon who, unfortunately, is not Of the
prizes. 500 in Gosh and 100 wild onnnos stuffed Of
course will be give away for the best euesses the
weight Of Of Clyde Beottys feroeovs cots. The
official wesh-in ceremony will be held Suburban
Night. Friday, February 10Th, at Cleveland Public Hall.
site of the 33rd annual Al Sirot Crotto Circus
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-01
FINAL LINK CLOSING IN SUPER HIGHWAY

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Holmes County herald., 1962-05-24
Local Churches
Plan Joint
Bible School

A joint Vacation Bible
School in Lexington with the
Methodist, Presbyterian, and
Episcopal churches co-operat-
ing will begin May %.
Miss Fan Sadler and Miss
Ann Stephenson will be spe-
cial guests here and are to
be in charge of the younger
groups while the local teach
ers will have the interme-
dates.
superintendent Of the de-
partmentS are as follows:
Mrs. Roy Young, Beginners;
Mrs. Dan Pepper, Primary;
Mrs. Edwin White, Juniors;
and Mrs. Parham Williams,
Intermediates.
Committee chairmen inclu-
de Mrs. M. K. CHM, hospitali-
ty; Mrs. Gordon Russell. Re-
freshments; Mrs. Lynn Jor-
dan, Fairgrounds; Mrs. Billy
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-24
Mr.. Robert
I~nsfructs Local
Hcirdressers

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert john
son of Memphis were IN Lex
ington last week to instruct
Holmes Attala Hairdressers
in the latest styles and tech
niques.
Mr.. Robert, one OF the
leading educators in the beau
ty industry who has partici-
pated in over 200 beauty trade
shows, conducted his course
at the Modern Beauty Salon.
His prize winning students
have won over 16 awards IN
the past II months.
He is a successful salon oW-
ner and educational director
for the Moler System of Beau
ty Culture, a nation wide
school system.
Mr.. Robert featured custo-
mized permanent waving and
the latest in hair shaping and
modern styling techniques.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-24
VIEW Meets
In Taylor Home

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Ohio c.. Byrd Post No. 2589.
Veterans of Foreign Wars
held their regular monthly
meeting in the Alb. Taylor
Memorial Home on Thursday
night.
The main business was the
election and installation of the
officers for the ensuing year,
10 Chennault was the install
ling Officer. A list of the Of
ficers, elective and appoint
i've will be sent to the papers
at a later date.
Plans were made for the
Memorial Day Program with
Mrs. Ida Taylor and Leila
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-24
Home Agent
By Mary +. Harpole,
Indoor Planters =
By Mary +. HarpoIe,

Growing plants give a lift
to almost any room in the
house. Some folks put them
IN planters for pure decora-
ton, others in planters that
serve as room dividerS or
accents to an entrance. Flo
Wering plants as begonias and
geraniumS are in better har-
mony With the "old fashion
ed" room. F%lowering plants
require more light than fol-
lage plants.
Many house plants are
grown in soil within a planter.
1t is preferable, however, to
have them in clay pots Set
in the planter. Surround the
pots with peat moss, shelf
moss, fine gravel, shredded
styrrafoam or similar mate
rial.
Most pot plants do best in
a roof temperature between
65 and 70 degrees. Beware of
either UNDERWRITING or over
watering. 1t is safest to let the
soil become dry, rather than
Saturate.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-24
Home Demonstration Agent

Did you ever notice that
when your eyes are tired, you
are tired, too? That's why we
need to understand light and
how to use it.
Good lighting is important
in your home to help your
family see to work well, and
to read and play.
In preparing for good light
ing it is important to use the
right light bulb in the right
place. You don't want to use
the clear light bulb in your
home. 1t is uncomfortable
to look at this bright light
bulb. Instead select a bulb
that is inside : frosted or one
with a white coating inside
the bulb.
The inside-frosted bulb was
developed to reduce glare of
the clear bulb. Even So, there
is still a bright spot on the
bulb near the center. The
light spreads over the entire
bulb surface of a white coated
bulb and the bright spot near
the center disappears.
You will find that the size
Of regular light bulbs is being
reduced, but the watt size
stays the same. You can put
a new smaller size 100 watt
bulb in places that the old
larger bulb wouldn't fit. For
most home lighting, you need
at least 100 watt bulbs. For
reading and studying a $50
watt bulb is better.
You'll get 20 to 25 percent
more light if you keep your
bulbs, lamps and shades
clean.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-24

Jordan, refreshments; and
Mrs. Doty Porter, music.
Each superintendent will
need helpers and anyone WHO
can help is urged to contact
any of the leaders named.
Miss Sadier and Miss Shep-
herdson will be guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Martin while they are in Lex
ington.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-24
Durant Lions
Elect Officers

Ralph Ellington was elected
president of the Durant Lions
Club at the regular meeting
Thursday night, May 10.
Other officers include Hugh
Skinner, first vice-president;
Buddy Bley, second vice : pre-
sident; Wheeler Bolden, third
vice-president; Sonny Potts.
secretary : treasurer; Don In
gram, tail tWister; and t. C..
Hit, lion tanner.
The newly elected officials
will take office July /.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-24
All Member
Cites Value
Of Safety
SAFETY AND HEALTH
GO
BY Dona Kaye Pierce

What does the word safe
ty" mean to you? The word
Safety by itself has no real
meaning. The safety of you,
your family, and maybe your
neighbors depend on YOUR,
actions. 1t doesn't make any
difference whether you live
in the country or the city,
you can always use ideas on
what to do in case of an ac-
cident.
You might say, "How can
l do anything about safety?"
The answer is very simple.
First you remove hazards and
then practice good safety ha-
bits in your home and COM
munity.
What does "health' mean
to you? Perhaps you are like
many others who think that
if you feel well and do not
have a disease, you are heal
thy. Health not only deals
with physical health, but also
with mental, spiritual, and
social health.
Are you happy most of the
time and go around with a
pleasant look on your face?
If you can answer Eyes" to
that question, then you can
probably say your mental
health is alright.
Physical health means that
your body feels good. For
good physical health, you
should =
L. Have a regular physical
and dental checkup.
2. Eat 2 good meals a day.
3. Keep well-groomed and
clean.
Your spiritual attitude is
one of the most important
cornerstones of your health.
Faith in God and prayer will
make your spiritual health
a success.
Your social health is anoth-
er important factor in build
ing good health. If you have
lots of friends and enjoy be-
ing with them, your social
health is probably in pretty
good shape.
Good physical, mental, spi-
ritual, and social health build
UP a strong body, but if you
are not safety-minded enough
to remove safety hazards,
your strong body can be de-
stroyed by an accident. Health
and Safety go together to
build strong, able citizens.
Since Mayor Kenna has de-
clared tn emonth of May as
Cleanup, Paint-up, and Fix.
up month, we have a whole
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-24


month to get our community
in tip top condition. This
entire month will be devoted
to removing hazards that en-
danger our health and safety.
Each one of us can begin by
Kidding our own home Of
these hazards and by practic-
ing good safety and health
regulations. Our community
will be a bettr place to live
in if each of us make use Of
this month.