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Thursday, December 22, 1949
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East Cleveland Lender
A
Newspaper of General Circulation
In Cuyahoga County
Published Every Thursday By
Collinwood Publishing Company
Publishers of
EUCLID NEWS-JOURNAL and
THE SCOOP
General Offices and Plant
814 East 152nd Street
GLenvilte 4383 -4384
C. E. BOWMAN ............................... Editor
ELSA C. BERG ..................Associate Editor
R. L. FOULKE .................. Business Mgr
Over The
Teacups
Share the pleasure of having
holiday guests ... or spending
your holidays with kith or kin
elsewhere phone it to PO.
3378 before 5 on Tuesday.
Christmas will be especially gay
for the four Hewitt sisters, Ger
trude of Bellevue, Ohio, Lovisa
and Ruth of Union City, Pa. and
Mrs. Fred Grubbe (Mary). The
three out-of-towners are coming
to East Cleveland to be the Christ
mas guests of the Grubbes, 1821
Van Buren ave.
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By a cheery fireside, Santa ends his
night,
A moment's pause to rest awhile, ere
he takes his flight!
He's been a very busy guy this year
Making Christmas bright and gay and
Brimful of Good Cheer 1
Wish Is That All of You Enjoy the Blessings and Happiness of
Our Sincere
This Joyous Season not only now, but all the time.
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Haven't Forgotten the
EAST CLEVELAND LEADER
holidays will bring Mr. and Mrs.
Loy Green and children, Wayne
and Linda, of Dayton, to the home
of Mrs. Green’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl A. Berg on Hazel rd.
The Green’s will be moving to
their home in Berea shortly after
the first of the year, Mr. Green
having been transferred from Day
ton to Cleveland by the Ohio Bell
Telephone Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green of
Rosemont rd. are home from De
troit where they were called by
the sudden death of William
Fritchey, the husband of the
former Mrs. Charlotte Smooth of
this city. The couple were married
about 18 months ago and have
been residing in Detroit. Mrs.
Fritchey returned home with her
son-in-law and daughter.
The many friends of Elizabeth
Walter will be happy to learn that
she has successfully undergone
another operation at Huron Road
Hospital. Elizabeth, young daugh
ter of the Robert D. Walters of
Glynn rd., was injured several
months ago in a fall over a ledge
in Forest Hill Park.
All the way from San Gabriel,
Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Wheeler
and children, Jeanette and Jona
than, are traveling to spend Christ
mas w’ith Mrs. Wheeler’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hinsdale of
1740 Chapman ave. Prior to going
west the Wheelers for 13 years
resided on Pembrook rd., Cleveland
Heights. The Christmas Day din
ner will be served in the home of
the C. M. Hindales on Graylock
dr., Willoughby.
Mrs. Allan Fisher of Newark is
the holiday guest at the home of
the G. E. Bartholomews, 16376
Glynn rd. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs.
Bartholomew are sisters.
Peggy Dickinson’s first visit
home in seventeen months has her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Dick
inson all in a dither. Peggy is
associated with the Welfare De
partment of the City of Los An
geles as a social w'orker and ex
pects to arrive at her home, 16312
Nelaview just before Santa gets
there Christmas Eve.
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Home for the holidays are Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Pearn and son,
Gregory of Detroit, who will be
visiting Mrs. A. J. Hagan, sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hagan, jr., the
M. F. Pearns of Euclid and the
R. J. Pearns of Willoughby.
Thanksgiving was spent by the
Norman Pearns and son, Gregory,
in their own new home at 15445
Heyden rd., in Detroit and this
fall most of their Cleveland rela
tives have been there to view the
new abode.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Salmon,
15720 Euclid ave. will join other
relatives Christmas Day in cele
brating the 79th birthday anniver
sary of Mrs. Salmon’s father, Mr.
William Young at Burton.
Miss Shirley Dayton, who has
been a patient in Lakeside Hos
pital for the past ten days is
looking forward to being home
again, at 13500 Shaw ave., by
Christmas.
Miss Jean Hoffman, the chil
dren’s librarian at North Branch
Library, will celebrate Christmas
with home folks in Harrisville, Pa.
Talk about family reunions at
Christmas, the Karl Browns are
certainly having one, to be high
lighted with the coming home
from Huron Road Hospital of their
very newest granddaughter, De
borah Jean, born Sunday, the 19th
to Mr. and Mrs. Tory Walker, jr.
of Mayfield Heights. Sister Pattie
and Torry are already at the
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Brown home, 959 Brunswick rd.
Coming from Athens, Ohio, will
be the foursome, Mr. and Mrs.
George Dion (Marge) and chil
dren, Barbara and Richard, and
son Larry and his wife, Corine,
will be there for the weekend.
Joining the circle on Christmas
Day will be Mrs. Brown’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Barnett of
Allendale st. and Mr. Brow’n’s
mother and aunt, Mrs. F. C. Brown
and Mrs. Elise Nichols of Hastings
ave.
The Pinney Reese WCTU is hav
ing a Christmas party Tuesday,
December the 27th in the home
of Mrs. Thomas Bury, 1367 East
141st st., a pot luck luncheon start
ing off the afternoon.
FORT BLISS, TEXAS Second
Lieutenant Charles Lyle White, Jr.
of 859 Nela View rd. is among
the officers now attending an
Associate Basic Course at Fort
Bliss. He and others in the class
will spend 13 weeks studying light
and heavy antiaircraft gunnery,
antiaircraft tactics, guided mis
siles, radar and communications.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lyle White of the Nela View rd.
address, Lt. White is a graduate
of Shaw High School.
Mary Hoge, 13428 Shaw ave.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hoge, will portray the part of
Greta, in the play “The Promise”,
a Christmas story of a harper who
promised to return by Christmas
day, to be given on Fairytale
Theatre, Sunday, December 25th
over WGAR at 12:30 p.m.
Miss Mabel Backhaus is a
patient in St. Luke’s Hospital
where she has undergone surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Preston, 16
West Elm st., Norwalk, Ohio, are
the proud parents of their first
child, a son, David Michael born
December 1st and weighing six
pounds 121^ ounces. Mr. Preston is
the former Gloria Jeanne Unmitz
who attended Euclid Shore School
prior to enrolling at Shaw High
School from which she w'as gradu
ated in 1943. Mr. Preston is the
special agent of New York Life
Insurance Co. in Norwalk.
Mrs. Helen Stewart of North
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Engagement notices, in writ
ing and signed, may be sent to
Elsa C. Berg, 15632 Euclid ave.
to arrive by 5 p. m. Tuesday
(earlier is appreciated) prior to
publication date. Pictures, for
which there is a charge must
be received by Saturday.
A pplegate-K itchen
Friends of Mrs. Karl Kitchen
and the late Mr. Kitchen will be
interested in the announcement
that their son, Charles W. Kitchen
is the fiance of Mary Helen Apple
gate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Applegate, 17212 Pearl
dale ave., S. W. Mr. Kitchen was
graduated from Adelbert College
of Western Reserve University
where he belonged to Beta Theta
Pi. He is now' a senior in the same
university’s law school and belongs
to Phi Delta Phi.
Carlson-Lamppert
Another engagement of the holi
day season is that made by Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence E. Carlson, 3502
Raymont blvd., whose daughter,
Janet Arlene, is the fiancee of Mr.
Robert V. Lamppert, son of Mrs.
John S. Lamppert, 13919 Mayfair
ave. Miss Carlson attended Miami
university and Mr. Lamppert is a
senior at Case Institute of Tech
nology where he is a member of
Phi Delta Theta, Blue Key and Pi
Delta Epsilon.
House-Gregory
Announcement is made of the
Taylor rd. is spending Christmas
with her daughter in New Haven.
Conn, and then going down to New
York City for a few days before
returning home.
Mrs. L. O. Bcnze and Miss
Estelle Benze are spending the
Christmas holidays in Florida.
Miss Benze is on the faculty at
Snuperior School.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lantz of
1830 Roxford rd. will celebrate
Christmas with their daughter and
family in Albert Lea. Minn., and
will also visit with friends in St.
Paul, Minn, before returning home.
Mrs. M. K. Richardson and
daughter Miss Jean Richardson of
1830 Roxford rd. are getting ready
for Christmas guests, Mr. and Mrs.
D. J. Greiling and family coming
from Kendallville, Ind. Mrs. Greil
ing is Mrs. Richardson’s daughter.
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engagement of Miss Janet House,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron
L. House, 1822 East 82nd st.,
and Mr. Francis A. Gregory, Jr.,
son of Mr. Francis A. Gregory,
15643 Euclid ave. Miss House is
a
graduate of Cleveland College
where her fiance is now a student.
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bushed from all the business you
favored us with this Christmas
season, but we're keeping one
eye open long enough to wish
everybody the nicest Christmas
you ever had. May all its joy
and blessings be yours is our
very sincere wish.
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AERIAL STOLEN
Luther McCoy, 1805 Stanwood,
reports an aerial removed from
his automobile while it was
parked December 18th. Mr. Mc
Coy parks his car in
a
lot on the
north side of Euclid, just west of
Shaw ave.
FFRSY
CHRISTMAS
May your Christmos
be as bright and
cheerful as the warm
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Our 29th Year!
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