East Cleveland leader. [volume], December 22, 1949, Image 4

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and We’re Wishing
For You All the
Joys and Blessings
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EVERYBODY TO GET
THE PICK OF
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n Christmas Eve
anj Christinas Day
The flood of holiday calls again will
jam telephone switchboards throughout
the nation on Christmas Eve and
Christma-eDay. Despite our best efforts,
some calls will be delayed and some
may not be completed at all.
We will hanaie as many calls as pos
sible as promptly as we can. But, if you
w ant to be sure of your calls, it would be
wise to place them before the sh or on
Monday, when your friends will be at
home observing the holiday. The same
low rates that are in effect on Christmas
also apply on Monday, December 26.
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Three affairs will make a busy
arid happy holiday season for the
Manse Group of First Presby
terian church. This is the crowd
that takes over the pasonage Sun
day evening for conversation and
discussion with Dr. and Mrs.
Howard M. Wells as the genial
hosts. Tonight the crowd will go
caroling and tomorrow night a
fish fry and ice skating party i
listed at Strawberry Lane. But
the weatherman certainly isn’t co
operating as far as the skating ib
concerned. A progressive dinner is
-•'paration for next Wednesday
night
Carolers aplenty will set forth
tonight, another group of singen
being the Luther Leaguers of
Calvary Lutheran Church.
Some thirty-five members of the
Junior and Senior high crowd at
the East Cleveland Baptist church
are going to approach each course
of their New Year’s Night dinner
with more than ordinary zest. Its
a progressive meal and the
jaunts between the homes of the
hostess will add to the merrimen’
as well as whet the appetites of
the diners. But hostesses are get
ting ready since reservations arc
.requested. These must be made
with either Roger Sauer or Janet
Sprinkle by the 30th.
The guests will meet in the
home of Miss Maurine Price, East
141st st. for the first course and
then proceed to the home of Ralph
Green on Rosemont rd. for the
salad. The main meal will be
served in the home of Joan Carrol
Bode on Allendale st. after which
the group will proceed to the par
sonage where Mrs. Slaughter will
serve the dessert.
A “family evening” to be held
Friday, the 23rd, in East Cleve
land Congregational Church begins
with a pot-luck supper at 5:30. It
is rumored that Santa will make
a very special pre-Christmas visit
to the children at the party, which
.starts early so that little sleepy
folk can be home and in bed at
an early hour.
The Couples Club of East Cleve
land Congregational church held
their Christmas party with a vari
ety of entertainment. Luna Simms
gave two humorous recitations
Tom Dunstan led the singing and
Al Dill gave a take-off on “Luige”
which went over in good fashion.
Christmas gifts were exchanged
and refreshments were served in
the recreation room which had
been decorated in a manner to
cause many expressions of pleas
ure. A talk by Bill Sales, presi
dent concluded the evening.
Camera Equipment
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REWARD
For information and wit
nesses concerning accident
in which 3 autos were in
volved at 17576 Lake Shore
Blvd, near Marcella Ave. on
Saturday. Nov. 12th. 1949,
about 9:32 P. M.
PLEASZ STOP AT
421 East 148th St.
Or Phone IV. 038$
Best Wishes For A
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
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SHOPS
16355 Euclid at Ivanhoe
13560 Euclid at Superior
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Our Wish Is That You Be
Happy and Gay and Loaded
With All the Good Things
and Cheer of a
Merry
Christmas
BUILDERS FLOOR &
WALLPAPER CO.
1364 Hayden Avenue
Opposite Shaw Haydon Theaue
GLenville 9155
St
of the old
Tt was a combination
and new at Trinity Evangelical
United Brethren Church Sunday
night, when the annual Christmas
program was presented by the chil
dren and the young people of the
church school.
As master of ceremonies, Bert
Ronke took the congregation back
to old Bethlehem, when the roving
radio announcer, Billy Rogers, re
ported the scene of the coming to
Bethlehem of the Holy Family and
later gave the announcement of
the birth of the Holy Child. The
dramatic events were explained by
Michael Bauer, impersonating
Tear Serving
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East Cleveland!
Bicycle Accessories
Headlamps 89c up
Goose Horns 59c up
Bells 39c up
Speedometers $5.50
Generator Seta $39.50 up
ARCHERY SETS
BASKETBALLS
FOOTBALLS
BASEBALL GLOVES
Clearance x/2 Off!
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Blend Old And New At Christmas Party
“Houli,” the visitor from India. The
biblical story was presented by
Jean McCutcheon, Judith Mears,
Inez Eickholtz and Suzanne Gent,
with Mr. Charles P. Pike and Don
ald Sherman in control of light
ing effects.
Following the 7 p. m. program
a Christmas party was given in
the church parlor, for the children
and their parents. A short church
film “Forbid Them Not” was
shown to explain the regular pro
gram of teaching with motion pic
tures.
The children were entertained by
Santa himself, in the person of
MELLERT
The Christmas Tree Man
Is Back On His Old
Comer At
Shaw and Hayden
With All Kinds and Sizes of Trees I
Also Comer of
Hayden and Elm—
Behind Sunoco Station
To Everybody
HOLYOKE
MARKET
Hayden at Holyoke
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To Everybody I
TRAIN VILLAGE
$2 up Complete
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CAR KITS
Buildings. Equipment
MODEL BOATS
39c up All Kinds
Gas Motors, 85.95 up
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Makes Available
STICK and SOLID
MODEL AIRPLANES
PlasUc jFi.irplax.cs
50c and 51.00
LIONEL and AMERICAN FLYER
TRAIN ACCESSORIES and EXTRA CARS
*’We Service What We Sell” 2 Stores
SAYLERsS^
788 EAST 185th
11624 SUPEmOH
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who met all
Mr. James Irednle,
the children personally presenting
them with candy and popcorn balls
and giving them good Christmas
counsel.
In the accompanying picture
Cheryl Ann Smith interviews Santa
with Gail Isselhardt and Bonnie
Jean .Shoe eagerly awaiting their
turn.
Mr. R. W. Blair is church school
superintendent and was in charge
of all arrangements with the as
sistance of an able staff of teach
ers.
Wins $20,000
Damage Claim
A jury verdict of $20,000 has
been granted Joseph P. Denish,
836 Telnisdale rd., who sued the
Cleveland Transit Co. for $40,000.
The case was heard before Com
mon Pleas Judge Arthur H. Day.
Through his attorney, C. Craig
Spangenberg of Harrison, Thomas,
Spangenberg & Hull, Denish con
tended that on May 4, 1946, a
C. T. S. bus struck his
and shoved it into the
eastbound automobile,
tiff’s car and the bus
westbound.
automobile
path of an
The plain
both were
Before the accident Denish en
gaged in business as a diamond
setter. By reason of his injuries
he now has been required to accept
employment where he can re
mained seated at work, Denish
said, thus suffering a pecuniary
loss.
SMALLER BUSINESS OF
AMERICA. INC.
One of the many Christmas par
ties being held at Owen’s Planta
tion was that of the Smaller Busi
ness of America, Inc., Tuesday,
December 13th. Chief speaker was
l.ouis A. Fleck, retired in' estment
banker, who spoke on “The Effect
■jf Pensions on Our Economy.”
BABY~NEEDS
Nationally Advertised Brands
Forest Hill Pharmacy
Superior at Euclid GL. 9413
Our Wish Is That You Enjoy
All the Blessings and Happi
ness of This Season and
We Hope Santa Is Good
To You!
Fashionetle
BEAUTY SALON
15465 Euclid at Taylor
For an Appt. With
Lillian or Pauline
Call LI. 0362
Open All Day Wednesday
KEENER PEOPLE
BUY KIENER COAL
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Ready
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Delivery
Semi-Smokeless W! Ton
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EAST CLEVELAND LEADER Thursday, December 22, 1949
To out many friends a Christmas
abundant with all good things and
a heart brimming with the satisfy­
ing glow of the Season.
Jewel Cleaners and
Shaw-Hayden Cleaners & Laundry
1406 Hayden near Shaw Open 7 A. M. to 7 P. M.
’’Quality and Service That’s What Counts”
We Get A New Shipment
Toaster You Can't
Pop-Up Toasters
2-Slice. Chrome with Bakelite Base.
Guaranteed for 1 year. An Ideal
Gift. Regularly $21.95 QE
Special
You Have To See It To Appreciate the Value!
PIN-UP RADIOS
SAVE $9!
In Multi-Colors
Service for 4 Complete
Makes a Grand Christmas Giit!
Our TOY Dept. Is LOADED with
BARGAINS LOOK!
Here's A REAL BUY!
ELECTRIC TRAIN SET
Locomotive, Tender, Hopper Car, Caboose,
Track, Transformer, Remote Control Tower,
Track Wiring Clamp ALL COMPLETE FOR
ORIGINALLY $7.95 Small
POOL TABLE $3.95
Complete with 2 Cue Sticks, Hacker, 15 Balls
Built Like Professional Table
$1.79 Snow Shovels, 79c $1.50 Combination Locks, 89c
ALLIED
ELECTRIC & HARDWARE
12506 SUPERIOR AVE.
Daily to 9 P.M. Except Wednesday TREE DELIVERY
Sanders and Steamers Rented Plumbing and
Electrical Supplies B. P. S. and SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
Paints
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Furriers
600 East 125th St
And We Hope Santa Claus
Is Real Good To You!
SPECIAL HOLIDAY SERVICE
SUITS. COATS. WOOLEN DRESSES
and SKIRTS brought in before 9 A.M.
Friday can be DRY CLEANED. PRESSED and
READY for you SATURDAY!
LAUNDRY Brought In Before 6 P.M. Thursday
will also be READY for You SATURDAY
MO EXTRA CHARGE
Our Wish Is That This Be
The Best Christmas You
Ever Had!
If You Are A
LAST-MINUTE
Shopper This Is The
Store Tor You!
Hundreds of Items Priced Ta
Favor Your Xmas Budget!
of This Famous
Flhd Beller!
$10.95
ALL COLORS
DINNER SETS
$4.98
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