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Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16

SPECIAL: Mark your calendar
for another Chicken g. Dumping
Supper at the Glendale Fire
Hall on Sat-, Oct. rs, sponsored
by the Glendale WSCS. Details
later.
McColley's Chapel:
Rev. Thomas H. Dahl, pastor
Sunday, Aug. 18th
Sunday school services.
SPECIAL: On Saturday eve
ming, Aug. 81, 1868, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Price will be the
host and hostess Of the WSCS
at the Church House. After the
business me citing delicious
homemade ice cream and
homemade cakes, etc. will be
on sale to the public and all
who enjoy these events be sure
to be present. The people at
McColley's are noted for the de-
ncious ice cream and cake So
cia1s, so mark the date In red :
August 81, 1868, and make a
special effort to be present.
Chaplin Chapel:
Rev. Thomas H. Dahl. pastor
Sunday, Aug. 18th
Sunday school services.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16
FANCY MEETING YOU

MINEOLA, NY. AP)-Detec.
tive Joseph Kelly of the forgery
squad really put his heart into
his work when he was assigned
to bring in a rubber check artist
The fellow was signing his worth
less checks with the name $50
seph Kelly"
Kelly-the real one, arrested
Kelly-the bogus one, at his
home. Reported the detective:
t'When I flashed my badge and
introduced myself as Joe Kelly,
the detective, the man grinned
and shook his head in disbelief.
well, how about that?' he said"
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16
GLENDALE

plasss remember this date and
mark your calendar for August
-, 1858. The Glendale Ladies
Auxiliary viii have at the Fire
House ssYs Old Auction and RUM
mage Sale" at IL O'Clock noon
with articles Of all descriptions,
antiques, old furniture, new
articles, clothing, home made
cakes, pies, candy, rolls, canned
goods, home grown vegetables,
hot dogs and soft drinks for sale,
Anyons desiring to help the aux.
uiary BY donating any article may
bring same to town or have II
picked ~ by calling Milford 422-
6963. 4z2-9S45 or 422-84o7. We
thank you Tor any articles or
yoar help IN anyway, and please
attsnd the sale and enjoy the fun.
wstch for more details In your
Local papsr.
Community News:
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Webb
and family entertained guests
on Sunday.
Tuesday, Mrs. Catherine E.
Spicer accompanied her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Hobbs and
family Of Boothwyn, Pa, to
Ocean City, Maryland.
Mrs. Josephine Shockley en-
1oyed a motor trip on Tuesday
and also visited friends.
Mrs. Katherine Prettyman is
spending the summer months at
her cottage at Fenwicks Island.
Last week, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Albanese motored to Cape
Charles, Virginia, and called on
various friends.
Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Ireland motored to
Rehoboth Beach.
Last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
p. Fatzinger of Catskill, N. Y.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. w. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neibert
and family entertained guests
from Georgetown last week.
Miss Myrtle Jefferson Of
Georgetown was q guest Of Mrs.
Lawrence E. Warren on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Anna Higman and Mrs.
Ida Sheppard Of Milford were
callers of Mrs. Susie
Smith.
Thursday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ellingsworth and ,
sons Of Milford were callers In
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16

town.
Mrs. Elsie McQuaid of Phila
is the guest Of her father, Mr.
j. B. Millman, for a few weeks
During the weekend, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Francis King of George.
town we're guests Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lawrence E. Sammons anc
daughter.
Mrs. Robert Wilson anc
family of Lincoln were caller:
in town during the past week
Mrs. Carolyn Christy anc
children Of Milford and Mrs
Shirley Lea Holloway and family
had a delightful day on Monday
at Broadkiln Beach.
SPECIAL: This community Is
very proud of Dennis Williams,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Williams Of dupont Boulevard,
Glendale, who is a member OF
the Georgetown, Delaware Sen
Tor Little League.
Georgetown defeated Milton,
Delaware for the Sussex County
Championship game and then
played Harrington, Delaware for
the Kent County championship
and Dennis pitched a perfect
game with no hits, no runs, no
errors, SO Georgetown was a
winner again and then had to
play the "upstate" champions
and defeated them; thereby,
winning the Delaware Champion
ship.
The Georgetown Senior Little
League then went to Harlan, KY.
and played the State Of Virginia
and again Dennis Williams was
the winning pitcher and then the
finals we're played and Delaware
lost to North East, Maryland
with score Of 9 to but Dennis
did not pitch that game. The
game in Kentucky was played
in Harlan Yankee Ball Park,
owned by the New York Yankees.
Mr.. Arthur Williams accom-
panied his son on the trip and
the players and chaperones, with
a few extra boys, went by bus
to Kentucky and a number of
private cars accompanied the
players with parents and friends
and really encouraged their
team. Everyone enjoyed the
trip, the delicious "eats" and
the beautiful scenery.
SPECIAL: On Monday, Aug.
5, 1868, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
B. Clendaniel, Jr. gave a
double surprise birthday party
to their two children, Cristie
Sue, two years old, and Stevie,
A years old, at their home on
Main Street. Glendale, on the
lawn. Colored balloons deco
rated the trees and shrubbery
and favors we're given to each
little guest. Table and chairs
for tired little folks to rest |
we're placed under a large tree !
On the lawn and delicious re-
'reshments Of sandwiches, punch
and beautifully decorated
birthday cake, which was the
.enterpiece, were served. The
lake was extra large and half
vas decorated with a lovely
Cinderella with "Happy Birth
ay, Cristie Sue" and the other
alf was decorated with Zoro
nd t'Happy Birthday, Stevie".
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16

Those present were Mrs
James Clendaniel and children,
Annette and Diane of Thompson
vile, Mrs. Lewis West anc
daughters, Kathleen and Irene,
Mrs. Thomas Dahl and son,
Stephen, Mrs. VIM. Q. Hollo-
way and children, Kathy Lea,
Billie Dea, Benjamin and Gladys
Emmay, Of Glendale, Karon
Argo and Esther Argo Of Ellen
dale and the four brothers OF
Cristie and Stevie, Gary, David,
Joshua, Jr. and Jody. Everyone
had a very enjoyable time and
the two little ones received nice
gifts.
Kevin Gorlick is visiting rela-
tives in Middletown, N. j.
Harry Lare, Jr. and John
Thomas Lare are vacationing
this week.
Mrs. John Murray of New
York, N. Y. has been the guest
OF her daughter and Son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gorlich
and family, and this week Mrs.
Gorlich returned home with her
mother to New York for a visit.
SIG. and Mrs. w. o. Hollo-
way and family entertained
guests from Baltimore, Md.
during the weekend, and all en-
joyed trip to Rehoboth and
other seashore points Of in
terest.
Mrs. John B. Derrickson has
been on the sick list but, to
date, is improving.
During the past week, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Walls Of Mil
ford were guests Of Mrs. Sadie
Clendaniel and family of near
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frampton
and daughter visited friends last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Webb
are having their home on State
Street remodeled and will live
there very soon.
Mrs. Harry Dutton and family
of Milton were recent callers
in Glendale.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Hastings, Sr. and daugh-
ter, last week, were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Hastings and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Hastings, Jr. Of Milford, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Webb of
Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Webb
and family Of Maryland were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Webb and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Glen
daniel and family entertained
guests on Monday.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey M. Wilson Of near town, last
week, were: Mrs. Blanche Hitch |
Of Bridgeville, Mrs. Carl N.
Walston Of near Trinity, Mrs.
Matte Greenley Of Lincoln and |
Mrs. Margaret Greenley of Mil
ord.
Rev. and Mrs. 1'nOS. II. Dahl
and son are vacationing In
Duluth, Minnesota, where they
will visit their parents, rela-
ives and friends.
Miss Bessie Warren Of Ellen
lale and Mrs. Anna Higman Of
Milford enjoyed the weekend at
: Fenwick'S Island as guests Of
Mrs. Katherine Prettyman at
her cottage there.
CHURCH NEWS:
Glendale Methodist Church:
Rev. Thomas H. Dahl, Pastor
Sunday, August 18th
Sunday school services at 10
Am.
Worship service at IL O'Clock.
At this service, Rev. William
8utterfield, pastor Of the Wood
and Methodist Church, Duluth,
will be the guest speaker
On August 18th and 25th. With
him will be his wife and three
daughters.
SPECIAL: Don't forget the
chicken g. Dumping Supper toi
'e held at the Glendale Fire
Iall on Sat. evening, Sept. %,
" the New Market WSCS. Adults
Il so and children .65c.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16
JOkAH'S PORT

JAFFA, Israel (AP) - The
port OF Jaffa, suburb of Tel
AViv, IS one of the Oldest ports
IN the world and reputedly was
the seaport from which the Bib
lical Jonah set sail.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
St. Joe Debate
Team Journeys
For UN Session

St. Joseph's Debate team,
will participate in a model UN
session at Cannon College to-
morrow and Saturday.
Seventy schools from four
different states are in this
session.
Each school will represent a
country with the Vikings rep
resenting Russia.
There will be six major areas
that will be covered; Berlin,
Congo, Angola, Disarmament,
Financing the United Nations,
and India China dispute.
Seniors Rich McGee and Will
liam Laufer will go as chair
man and secretary for the Del
egation.
Others making the journey
are Jim Kelly, John Spotila,
Al Martinich, Anthony Bace-
vice, Dave Palmer, John and
Don Businger, and Brother
John Putka, S. NJ. the faculty
moderator.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Ken Miller
Becomes q
Leutherneck

Kenneth \. Miller Of 1906
Shaw ave, has enlisted in the
US. Marine Corps for four
years.
After enlistment ceremonies
Ken entrained for Paris Island,
S. c., where he will undergo
II weeks of recruit training.
Upon graduation from re-
cruit training, Private Miller
will be sent to Camp Lejeune,
n. c., to receive four weeks
of advanced training.
After completion Of this
phase of training, Ken will re-
turn home for a 20 day leave
before reporting to his per-
manent duty station either on
land, sea or in the air.
The Marine Corps is now
taking three and four year en-
listments for April, May and
June 1868. Information can be
obtained from Sgt. Jim Denny
by calling 481-1246 or drop in
at the recruiting office located
at 22141 Euclid ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
ShawStudent
Wins Science
Fair Prize

Robert E. Melreit, a 18th
grade student at Shaw, has
emerged a winner in the 10th
annual Northeastern Ohio Sci
ence Fair. He gained a third
place prize in the 18th grade
category for his exhibit on con-
version of solar engery to
electrical energy.
His award, bronze medal,
will be presented to him at a
dinner tonight at the Cleveland
Engineering and Scientific Cen
ter, 800 Chester ave.
Exhibits in the science fair are
on any scientific subject made
by students in grade seven
through grade II in any public
or parochial school in Cuyahoga,
Geauga, Lake, Lorain and Me-
dina counties.
Roberts exhibit was entered
through the cooperation of his
science teacher, Richard E.
Baker.
Robert is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert V. Malreit, 15540
Glynn rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Two Hospital
Are Announced

Appointments Of a new
Huron Road Hospital Director
of Personnel and of Chief
Accountant have been an
nounced by Hospital Admins
traitor F. ". Miller.
Director Of Personnel is
Carl J. Plesnicher, jr., and
Chief Accountant is Robert J.
Abraham.
Plesnicher, a recent graduate
of Kent State University, mai
ored in Industrial Psychological
Procedures.
He lives in Twinsburg with
his wife, Laurel.
Plesnicher succeeds James 6.
Miller, Huron Road Hospital
Director of Personnel for five
years, who resigned to return
to active duty in the Army,
with the rank of Captain.
Abraham, A John Carroll
University graduate, formerly
was an auditor with Peat,
Warwick & Mitchell.
He and wife and son live in
Mayfield Heights.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Census Bureau
Studies Travel

Information on the travel
habits Of Americans will be
collected in the April Quarter
ly Household Survey. it was
announced today by the Bu-
reau Of the Census, L. s. De-
partment of Commerce. Cues
tions will be asked of selected
families locally and in $50
other sample areas of the
country during the first ten
days Of April.
Basic information to he
sought will be facts about out
of-town trips made since Jan
dary 1st. Families interviewed
will be asked the following
about each trip: Major destin-
alton, type of transport used,
major reason for the trip.
number Of persons in the
household on the trip, total
number Of nights away from
home. overnight accommoda-
tions used, and states in which
the travellers stayed overnight.
Corresponding travel facts will
be gathered from the same
households at three month in
tervals throughout 1868.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
PET Peeve
City is
Loose Dogs

Chief of Police II. S.
Weaver requests the cooper
alton of all citizens to keep
their dogs from running at
large in all areas of the city.
1T has been brought to
my attention." he said. that
more dogs are running at
large in East Cleveland and
the Police Department does
not like to work hardships
on the citizens by securing
warrants for their arrest.
He calls attention to Ar
ticle c of Ordinance No. 4734
which defines lat large" and
reads as follows:
"At large" shall mean off
the premises of the owner,
and not under control by
leash, cord. or chain.
Chief Weaver requests the
cooperation of the citizens
so that it will not be nec-
essary for the police depart
ment to take more drastic ac-
tiOn.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Could Produce "Misfits"
YMCA Awards Fete Toniqht

Ed Akiya, Judo Instructor, who
has for three seasons volun-
teered his services to the Y and
the Judo program. He resides
at 1905 Shaw ave, with his
wife, son, and two daughters.
The YMCA Board of Man
ayers also has named Richard
Z. Cloud recipient of the mem
bers' IS ervice to Youth
award. Clark has served the
"Y" as Chairman of the Camp
Committee, as a member of the
Physical Education Committee
and as an official for swim
meets. He is the local Red
Cross Water Safety Director
and president of the newly
formed East Cleveland Aqua
Boosters, and president of the
Forest Hills Swim Pool.
He resides at 2093 Mt. Vernon
blvd. with his wife, Marian, and
four daughters.
At the Awards Program
movie Of the Cleveland Browns
will be shown. The program is
under the supervision of the
YMCA Physical Education Com
mittee, Bob Weimer, chairman.
The public is invited to attend.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Career Day
Observed at
Road

Health Career Day" will he
observed Saturday at Huron
Road Hospital, with students
from four high schools partici-
pating. The program is from 9
a. m. to 2 p. m.
approximately so students
from Shaw, Wickliffe, John
Hay, Sacred Heart and Ursuline
Academy who have expressed
an interest in health careers
will go on a brief orientation
tour of Huron Road Hospital,
then spend several hours in
department of their choice, OBJ
serving Careers At Work"
The program is the second
annual countrywide Health
Career Day" sponsored by the
Academy of Medicine and the
Cleveland Hospital Council.
Fourteen Greater Cleveland hos
pitfalls are taking part.
Huron Road Hospital depart
ments in which the students
will be observers are: Dietary.
Laboratory, Nursing Service
(both for registered nurse and
practical nurse), Physical Their
apy, H-ray, Personnel, Medical
Records and Pharmacy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Health Fund
Drive Report
Is Optimistic

Official of the Health Fund
of Greater Cleveland predicted
that the 1868 Campaign will
go over it's $625,000 goal
About s55O,OOO is already in
and cards for definite contri-
buttons totalling $4,000 are
still to be Tailed, according to
reports made at a meeting
last Friday.
East Cleveland area chair
men, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Bas-
kin, reported that volunteers in
the suburb brought in 1870. In
Bratenahl, Mrs. George Poore,
chairman, said that contribu-
tors there gave SAT-.
These local leaders said that
volunteers would continue their
work so that participating
agencies in the Health Fund
would receive enough money to
support their educational, re-
search and service activities.
The reports at the Friday
indicated that the resi-
Dental division workers have
collected $156,521 toward their
goal of s2O4,OOO. Outstanding
pledge cards show that anoth-
er $4,000 is still to come in
from all over Greater Cleve-
land.
Other Health Fund Campaign
Divisions and their totals to
date are: Corporations, $780,
900; Professional, $4,000; Man
agement, S5O,113; Employee
Groups, $4,000; Special Gifts,
S74,53O; Memorials and Others,
$4,000.
Participating agencies in the
Health Fund are the Arthritis
and Rheumatism Foundation,
Diabetes Association Of Greater
Cleveland, Kidney Nephrosis
Foundation, Muscular Dystro-
ply Society, and the Society
for Crippled Children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04

who has not yet purchased his
ticket that he may do so by
contracting the Shaw business Of
flee.
There are also performances
tomorrow and Saturday nights.
Tickets may also be obtained
at the performances for $50.
This Broadway musical COM
edy is a satire on the lives Of
American teenagers and their
idols.
The actual plot concerns the
townspeople of Sweet Apple,
Ohio, when a famous teenage
recording star pays a final visit
to this rural community before
entering the Army.
Starring tonight are Roger
Horvath as Conrad Birdie, Edith
Cover as Kim MacAfee, John
Welniak as Mr.. MacAfee, Chris
tine Dreifort as Mrs. MacAfee,
Ken Greene as Randolph Mac
Afee, Diane Minardo as Rose
Alvarez, Bill Howell as Albert
Peterson, Pat Shelton as Gloria
Rasputin, Helen Barrick as
Ursula Merkle, and Almond
Spikell as Hugo.
The play is directed by Mrs.
Barbara Beesley with the help
of Student Director, Kay
Prouty.
Featured are number Of
songs made popular by the
Broadway version, Albert sings
Put on a Happy Face Kim
chants "One Boy" and Rosie de-
lights the audience with Span
ish Rose" Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Afee sing Kids" and Conrad
croons lone Last Kiss" "Tele-
phone Hour is sung by the
chorus under the direction of
Miss Judith Warren.
Instrumental music is in the
hands of Mr.. s. Robert Fraser.
The choreography is directed by
Mrs. Greta Ettinger.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Renaissance
Consort Is
At Library

The East Cleveland Library
presents the 9th annual "Ren-
aissance Consort," next Monday
at 8 p. m.
This is an opportunity to hear
historic Instruments; Sylvia and
Eden Gatwood on the soprano
gambia, Allen Martin, alto gam
ba, William Kiraly, bass gambia,
George Vassos, tenor.
Mr.. Kiraly and Mr.. Gatwood
are members of the Cleveland
Orchestra, Sylvia Gatwood is
a member of the Cleveland Art
Quartet.
Mr.. Vassos is on the faculty
of the Cleveland Institute of
Music and Mr.. Martin plays in
the Akron, Parma and Erie
orchestras.
This concert is free to all
through the courtesy of the
Music Performance Trust Fund.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Local Y Goal
is Sl25>000

The East Cleveland YMCA
is hopeful Of raising $125,OOO as
it's share of the county goal Of
$6,25O,O00 for the 1868 Y Build
ing Fund Campaign.
Sharing the leadership of re-
cruiting campaign workers are
Daniel l.. Kramer and Mrs. A. 0.
Wiley.
The youth membership of the
Y branch has already started
the drive by earning money to
fill cardboard "brick" banks with
$6.25 each.
The local fund drive will
help defray current operating
expenses as we'll as provide for
other branches in the Greater
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
zoners OK
At Shaw

The Board of Education's
Shaw Campus plan came an
other step closer to reality
Tuesday when the East Cleve-
land Board Of Zoning Appeals
okayed a conditional use permit
for several lots owned by the
board and the portion of Shaw
ave, from Euclid, north to Ter
race, vacated by the city.
Final approval is expected by
City Commissioners when that
groups meets next Tuesday.
The city will still maintain an
easement on the street so
utilities and services will not be
impaired.
A spokeman for the Board
told the Zoners that the portion
Of Shaw will be closed probably
in the middle of summer so
that construction can start on
adding classrooms and the
unique campus.
In other business, the Zoning
Board turned down a request by
the Crystal Barbecue, 14719
Euclid ave-, for authority to
increase the seating capacity of
the restaurant by installing ap-
proximately 161 seats in a rath-l
skeller to be located in the base
ment.
1t was pointed out by the
building department that there
were not enough parking facili-I
ties to warrant the expansion,
plus the building itself could
rot physically meet the state
code which requires an eight
foot ceiling"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04

The East Cleveland YMCA
will honor over 100 competitive
team members and volunteers
who have competed and served
during this program year, at an
awards program tonight at Z
at the Y.
The new facilities have been in
use for just one year and the
increase in program activity has
merited such an awards pro-
gram, according to Executive
Secretary, Donald Fortune.
For the third year now the
YMCA has presented plaque
award to the "Volunteer of the
Year" This years recipient is
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04

tic interplay will be out of
their reach without ninth-grade
leaders.
A ninth-grade athlete at Kirk
is first-stringer. A ninth
grade athlete at Shaw would be
scrub, a bench-warmer, or
on an artificial ninth-grade
team with no one to play. A
ninth-grade musician may be a
first-chair man at Kirk, getting
first-chair experience in a good
we'll l-blanced group. A ninth
grade musician at Shaw would
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Kiwonions Hear
Easter Message

An Easter message will be
presented to members Of the
East Cleveland Kiwanis Club
next Monday noon by a former
East Cleveland area clergy
man and Kiwanian.
The Rev. Earl r. Henderson,
now of Elyria, will speak fol-
lowing lunch at the East Cleve-
land YMCA. He was at one
time minister of the Church
Of the Cross.
Active in kiwanis work for
many years, Rev. Henderson
served as Lieutenant Governor
Of the Ohio kiwanis District
in 1859.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Creve|ing Is
New Prexy OF
Eastern Rotary

Newly-elected president OF
the Eastern Cleveland Rotary
club is Wilson B. Creveling
president of Midwest Screw
Products, 1641 Colt av. The an
nual election of officers took
place at Tudor Arms hotel,
March 9th, with outgoing
president, Clay Hollister, pre-
siding.
New vice president is Charles
r. Ault who is associated with
the law firm of Falsgraf
Kundtz, Reidy and Shoup at
1850 Union Commerce Building
Edward o. Stern of Bailey
Meter Co., 1850 Ivanhoe rd., is
treasurer and David X. Parker,
Dougherty Lumber Co., was
reelected secretary, the post he
has held since 1888.
Eastern Cleveland Rotary
meets every Wednesday noon at
the Tudor Arms Hotel. The
new terms of office begin July
1st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
Honor Society
Tops Local Girl

jeanne keefer, 13411 Clai-
borne rd., was initiated at Miami
University into the Kappa Delta
Pi, National Education Hon
orary society recently.
To be eligible for this organi-
zation, student must have
earned a 3.5 cumulative grade
point average in the junior col
lege year or for a senior to be
initiated, she must have earned
a 3.25 cumulative grade point
average.