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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-24
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SEE THIS COLONIAL TODAY Owner has purchased onohe hon
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-24

EAST CLEVELAND INCOME Chambers school district $50 VIII
full both each floor First and third floor completely
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See and moke offer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18
School Group At
Jennings Identified

The old photograph published
on January 4, showing a school
group at Jennings, has been iden-
fled by Mrs. Robert Resi-, of
Grantsville. Readers will recall
that incorrect identifications APP
peared with this photograph.
Mrs. Resi- writes:
Enclosed are the identifications
and date of the Jennings school
photo which appeared in The Re
publican, January 4. 1862 When
received the paper | identified my
sister, VeIora SWauger, and my
uncle. Russell Hoover, and several
others. After contracting my sis
ter in HagerstoWn and some of the
older citizens of the community,
am able to furnish the correct
identifications and date of the
photo.
The correct names are, left to
right: Row Cecil Bcal Russell
Hoover, Velora SWaugcr, Rosa
burst, Hazel Faidlcy. Row 2-Del-
pha Platter, May Bittingcr, Oma
waste Alma Ross, Margaret White,
Ethel Layman, Rosa Yommcr,
Robert Ross. Row 3-Charles Ken
ner, Lcafie Platter, Herbert Lay
man, Beulah Yommcr, the teacher,
Miss Agatha Martini: Elmer waste,
Catherine burst, Sherman Hare,
Irena Hare
"All spoke highly of the teach
er, with comments such as She
was a good teacher and She was
a nice person, or There wasn't
anything she wouldn't do for you
The teachers home was in Mt,
Lake Park, and during the time
she taught at Jennings she resided
with Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Yom-
mer. Mrs. Yommer recalls that
Continued On Page Fourteen
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18
Sky Troops Land
Near Davis, w. Va.

Some ten paratroopcrs from the
Army's Seventh Special Forces at
Fort Bragg, N. c., jumped last
Thursday evening from a car
plane into tie Canaan Valley near
Davis, W Va, to hep prepare for
mock guerrilla warfare exercises
which we're scheduled TO begin
there this week.
The temperature was seven above
zero when the paratroopers landed
at p. m. and the mercury stood
at zero in that section at 8 p m.
The jumpers joined another group
of officers and enlisted men who
had set up administrative head
quarters on the Ben Thompson
farm neal Davis.
The group moved into the noun
tainS Thursday evening to prepare
for $50 to 300 airborne troops who
are due to arrive today for a II
day training period.
The men will use sleeping bags
and will stay outdoors during the
training period. Food and supplies
also will be dropped by parachute
and the men will live on &C" ra-
tons during their stay in the
woods of the Monongahela Nation
al Forest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18
Pupils At Deep Creek School
In 1909 Had Close Ties

There was one thing that could
be said about the Deep Greek
school: it must have been quite a
family affair Mrs Evelyn Brown
ing, of Route 2, Deer Park, who
supplied this weeks old photo
graph. said every member of the
school in 1869, when the picture
was taken. was related. except one.
Mrs Browning recalled that the
school was located on the Rock
Lodge road, about one-half mile
from Route 219.
She identified the students
shown today as, back row: Charley
Bowman, who, of course, was not
a student, but was the father of
several of the students and just
happened to drop by for the pic
ture: John Weimer, Hilda Weimer,
deceased; Calvin Brant. Earl Wei
mer, deceased; Mabel Thayer, the
teacher, now Mrs. Blaine CHESS
man; Floyd Bowman, deceased;
Minnie Bowman, deceased; Clar-
cnce Bowman, deceased, and Annie
Edgar, deceased.
Second row: Hubert Wcimcr, de-
ceased: Grace Wcimer Spencer,
Marie Brant, Milton Edgar, Orpha
Bowman Witt, Walter Weimer and
Paul Bowman, deceased
Third row: James Bowman, de-
ceased: Susie Brant Teets, Della
Edgar, deceased: Evelyn Weimer
Browning. Another member of the
group, Myrtle Brant, was not pres
ent the day the photograph was
taken
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18
More Data Given On
Last Weeks Picture

Last weeks old photograph,
showing a Liberty Bond drive at
Accident, sent Henry Arnold
searching his scrapbooks, and sure
enough he was able to come up
with more detailed account of
the occasion.
On August l, 1918, this story APP
peared:
Never more favorable day
was known for the people to en-
Joy a Patriotic demonstration. than
that enjoyed by the loyal sons and
daughters of America, at Accident
last Sunday True, the weather was
warm. but the roads we're good,
and the respect for the Flag of
our Nation overcame such slight
thing as hot weather
ITO say that Accident never be-
fore contained such a large crowd
of patriotic people, is to use a
mild expression. They came from
all over Garrett County, from
towns adjoining this county in
West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
They we're an enthusiastic lot of
loyal Americans, happy over the
word from the scenes of battle; re-
ioicing in the effective work be-
ing done by the Allies, and eS-
pecially in the part our boys in
khaki had in it.
1T is estimated that there we're
between 5000 and 1000 people in
attendance
1T was Flag Day. Four flags
we're raised, flags that told a Won
derful story. story that any COM
munity might feel proud of, a
story that will be handed down
through history, of what Accident
and the beautiful valley around it
had done for her country and a
worldwide democracy in the hour
of the worlds crisis.
Senator Harvey }. Speicher was
the chairman of the meeting and
was the first speaker He delivered
a splendid and very appropriate
address, which was enthusiastically
received.
Charles r. Poscy, who was the
Maryland Manager of the Third
Libc'ty Bond Loan Drive, made d
most impressive address.
Congressman Frederick N. Zihl-
manWas the principal speaker. In
Continued On Page Fourteen
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18
COP Committeeman
Meet In Baltimore

A scmi-Official Republican party
line for the Forthcoming elections
emerged Saturday from a poWwo V
Of members of the Republican State
Central committees OF the counties
Of Maryland in Baltimore.
Republicans aim to pm the blame
for the savings and loan associl-
ton in Mary and on the Democrats.
d. Eidred Rinchart, chairman. told
the party members present that
this. in my opinion, will be one Of
the key issues in the campaign "
He spoke Of the unsavOry savings
and loan mess when was perpetu-
ated by Governor TaWcs' veto Of
the 1860 Savings and Loan regula-
tory measure"
He gave full credit to Senator
Beall for first sounding the alarm,
in 1858. that all was not well with
in the industry
Candidates for Republican nom
nations for various offices were
discussed but no action taken. It
was announced Officially that DR.
Milton S Eisenhower president OF
Johns Hopkins university and
brother of the former presiden,
Dwight d. Eisenhower, could not
be persuaded to run for the Re.
publican nomination to the United
States Senate.
Until recently it was taken fol
granted taat Theodore r Nickel
din, former governor. would make
a bid for his old job. But there was
talk that he might run for u s
Senate and possibly Mr. Rinehart
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18
Elk Garden Wins
Ninth Over Thomas

Elk Garden High school hit the
century mark for the first time
this season by routing Mountain
Ger High of Thomas Monday night
at Elk Garden by the score of 100
to As. The win was the ninth Of
the season for Coach Paul Kali
baugh's team against three losses.
Clifford Knots had 40 points
on 16 goals and II of IA free throws.
Shillingburg had 10 goals and %
points while Burke had 16 points
Quattro brothers, Frank and Joe,
had % points between them.
-O--
Eleven coal miners we're found
dead following a blast in Illinois.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18
Gospel Program

John Bava, of Davis, w Va,
pastor of the German Church of
God, will begin a series of new
gospel programs over radio sta
ton WKYR, Kcyscr, w. Va, start
ing January 20 at 500 a. m. to Sis.
The program will be aired by tape
and will continue seven days a
week. The early morning program
is expected to reach listeners in
twenty-six states and will be
titled inspiration at Dawn"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18
Plan Open House
For 35th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sisk, of
1896 Fairfield. Livonia, Michigan,
will observe their 35th wedding an
niversary on Sunday January %,
at their home They are planning
an open house for friends from
until p. m, on that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Sisk were former
residents of Oakland and Mt. Lake
Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18

Airman Basic Archie +. Tichinel,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Martin N.
Tlchincl. Of Mountain Lake Park,
is being assigned to the United
States Air Force technical training
course for rescue and survival
equipment specialists at Chanute
ALB. IL.
Altman Tichincl. who has com
pleted his basic military training
at Lakeland ALB, Tex, was Sc
lected for the advanced course on
the basis of his interests and apti-
tudes.
The airman is 1861 graduate OF
Southern High School in Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18

Senator Beall, or possibly Repre-
sentative Matthias could become
the organization candidate for gov
ernor. Rogers c. b Morton, Talbot
county, was also mel toned as pos
sible candidate for l.. 5. Senate
but may also be candidate for
First Congressional district seat
The Republican executive corr
mittee VIII meet again n.th th"
county chairman in Baltimore on
February l. at when time the r.
publicans viii hold a Sl00-a-plate
fund raising dinner. Robert Tat,
Jr., Ohio, will speak.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-18

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Teach

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haved and showed a sense of
interest and participation.
When asked, they responded
very nicely and came up with
some very good answers"
according to one of the
teachers.
THE BIGGEST problem
was keeping the attention of
the students. The retarded
find it difficult to remember
well without constant review,
the teacher said.
The work was rewarding
for the high school students;
as one of them pointed out,
they "helped spread Gods
love to the poor and lowly as
true disciples of Jesus
Christ"
The program will be con-
tinued on an expanded scale
after the second semester be-
gins and during Lent. Faith
er Kraus says, ut was an
inspiring beginning and the
finest possible way to pre-
pare for Christmas"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-28
Youth

FRIDAY. e %
EASTERN holiday party, 9 pm. to mid
night in Shaws Restaurant, Lancaster. All young adults in
the area are invited.
ST. AUGUSTINE CYAC Christmas New Years party
at Mary Stocco's home, 1890 Manchester Ave.
SATURDAY, DEC. 30
HALF N HALF dance, 8 to 11:30 pm, at ST. Pat
rick parish hall Junction City. CYAC and CYHiC members
are invited.
SATURDAY, DEC. 30
REGIONAL CHRISTMAS dance, Final Fling" s to
II pm. at Immaculate Conception parish hall. Nort11-end
parishes participating.
CORPUS CHRISTI Christmas dance, s to II pm. in
the parish hall. CYC members only. Vicki Pressler and
Linda Zielke are chairmen.
SNOWFLAKE BALL sponsored by st. John the
Evangelist CYFiC, s to II pm. at st. John Parish Center.
Mike Hanrahan and Ed Hueckel are chairmen.
HOLIDAY DANCE, 8 to IL pm. at Bishop Ready High
School. Sponsored by st. Mary Magdalene, st. Aloysius,
st. Agnes and Our Lady of Perpetual Help CYHiC units.
SUNDAY DEC. 80
ICE SKATING party of Immaculate Conception CYAC.
Meets at the church at 6 pm, skating at Josephinum, fol-
lowed by dance and social at the parish hall. Tim Ticker and
Penny TRY are chairmen. Everyone is invited.
DAY OF RECOLLECTION for young women interest
ed in the religious life, 1880 am. to 3 pm. at Our Lady
of Bethlehem, 1867 Oentangy River Rd. FIR. Roland Torer
of Immaculate Conception parish will conduct the exercises
and will be available for private conferences. Brunch and
social hour to follow. For information or reservations, call
~451-3900.
CATHOLI YOUTH Adorers monthly Holy Hour for
hi-division members, 3 pm. at Immaculate Conception
Church. y.
CRUSADE begins at Columbus Holy
Name and Wainwright st. Therese parish. Jan. 2 is the
Feast of the Holy Name. /,
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(Continued From PAGE n

CONTINUED From Page ID
ten Son, born of q woman,
that He might redeem us
from our sins and cleanse to
Himself an acceptable peo-
pie. Without love, there
would be no Christmas.
Love is not self-contain-
ed; it is expansive; it must
seek expression in giving to
the beloved. 1t is to be ex-
pected tl.at Christmas is as
ISOLATED with the spirit of
giving. God the Father has
set the pattern of giving, by
sending His Son into our
world. That Son gave us Him
self totally to the death on a
cross. God the Holy Ghost
worked this miracle in the
womb of Mary, making her
the Mother of God and yet
preserving her a virgin.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-28

CONTINUED From Page ~
the Ohio School Boards As
ISOLATION, the Legislative
Committee of the 23-member
elected State Board of Edu-
cation, and/or the adminis-
tration. It will probably be
February or March before the
administration will announce
its education legislative pro-
gram.
OEA econ dations
would necessitate the ex-
penditure of an additional
$165 million during the next
two years in the school
foundation program.
This S165 million Would be
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-28
Clergy
neurology

Please remember in your
prayers these and other
members of the clergy whose
death anniversaries occur
this month.
JANUARY
Jan. 3, 1948 - FIR. Bern
ardine Huffman, OFM Cap.
Jan. 3 1852 - FIR. Frede-
rick A. Reuter-.
Jan. s, 1925 - Archbishop
Henry Moeller.
ian. 5, 1889 - FIR. Francis
Gloeckner.
Jan. 9, 1880 - FIR. James
r. Kennedy.
Jan. 9, 1888 = FIR. William
E. Rath, CPS,
Jan. II, 1914 - Bishop
James j, Hartley.
Jan. 13, 1851 - FIR. Fran
els Horak.
Jan. II, 1889 - FIR. James
F. Mccartney.
Jan. IS, 1881 - FIR. Fran.
els S. Mueller.
Jan. II, 1858 - FIR. Lucius
j. Kessler.
Jan. Is, 1929 - FIR. Tim
othy Crowley, OP.
Jan. Is, 1914 Bishop
Francis w. Howard.
Jan. %, 1858 Msgr.
Thomas A. Nolan.
Jan. "a, 1925 - FIR, Mich
ael M. Meara.
Jan. "a, 1855 Msgr.
Henry J. Kellerman.
Jan. "a, 1856 : FIR. James
Foley.
Jan. Is, 1888 Msgr.
John E. McGuirk.
Jan. Is, 1859 FIR. Ed
ward A. McGinty.
Jan. 27. 1858 - FIR. Paul
r. Hammer.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-28
Christmas
collection
stolen

The orphans of the diocese
will probably receive no help
from St. John the Baptist
parishioners this Christmas
time-even though they gave
generously to the Christmas
collection.
For someone - with con-
ST. "a bly, less than the
Christmas spirit broke
into the rectory Christmas
afternoon and stole the an
nual collection for orphans.
and homeless children.
THE PASTOR, FIR. Ovidio
Calzini, had locked the coll
lection along with some Mass
stipends in his desk drawer,
had locked up the house, and
had gone to Christmas din
ner with his fellow PINE
Fathers at the orders semi
nary in Newark.
When he returned he found.
that the front door of the
house had been opened, as
had the desk drawer. The
money, estimated to be be-
tween S600-S650, was. gone.
Investigation showed that the
thief had apparently broken
into the house through a
basement window and had let
himself out through the front
door.
Several times in the past,
someone had taken money
from the votive light boxes
in the church, according to
FIR. Calzini. He suspects that
the same person may be re-
sponsible for the thefts.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-28
Pope John repeats =.

Continued From Page u
BILE service :. is to act as
the servant of the servants
of God, who is in truth the
Lord and Prince of Peace"
Later, at a reception for
members of the diplomatic
corps, accredited to the
Holy See, the Pope called for
support of existing inter-
national institutions for the
maintenance and firm eS-
Enlistment of peace"
He has also urged that
space programs be shared
among all nations.
Taking the words "the
cause Of peace as his
theme, the Pope gave a
statement of the Church's
policy in international di-
plomacy.
He told the diplomats:
1.-THE cause Of peace is your
own, gentlemen, for are you
not by profession the crafts
men of negotiation, the ene-
mics of hasty and violent
solutions TO the difficulties
between nations? But the
cause of peace, to speak
more truly, is the cause of
the whole world"
Pope John recalled how
the events of the past year
gave cause for fear and
trembling and then spell
ed out a policy which made
the diplomats sit forward
with attention. He said:
One thing that is obvious
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-28
The Bishop writes =.

NOT ONE of us shall let
these days pass without a
visit to the crib of Bethle-
hem. There, in silent pray
erful meditation, we shall
learn better this love of God
for us, which has found its
sublime expression in the
giving of Himself, that we
may have another chance to
be united with Him forever
in eternity.
Would we learn the whole
lesson of Christmas? Next to
Gods gift to us, the great
est of Christmas gifts is our
offering ourselves to God.
The exchange of love be-
comes complete thereby. We
give ourselves to God, when
our first concern is for His
glory. That expression of
our love of God finds our
selves spending ourselves to
extend His reign of truth and
law and grace in ourselves
and in our brothers in Christ.
Our love of God is person
al; the giving of ourselves
out of the love for Him is
personal. We give ourselves
to God, when we spend all
our powers, aspirations and
affections, our desires and
hopes, our solicitudes and
concerns and, yes, even our
fears in His service. The sole
objective of our living on
earth becomes to give our
selves to God, in the same
measure, as far as possible
for human nature, in which
He has given Himself to us.
THIS GIVING is also a
receiving. according to st.
John: ITO as many as receiv-
ed Him he gave the power of
becoming sons of God; to
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-28
To sponsor
Epiphany
pilgrimage

The Diocesan Council Of
Catholic Women will again
sponsor an Epiphany pill
grimage, Jan, 6. The pilgrims
will meet the Three Kings
at st. Joseph Cathedral at
$3.50 pm, follow. them to st.
Mary Church at AIS pm,
and assist at 5 pm. Mass
at Holy Rosary Church.