East Cleveland leader. [volume], January 19, 1950, Image 2

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Shown here are the new officers
of the East Cleveland Exchange
Club who were installed at a dinner
held the evening of January 10th.
Reading from left to right they
are: Kenneth Bolmeyer Vice Pres-
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Hill's Frozen Dog Food
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EAST CLEVELAND LEADER
Take Over Exchange Club Official Duties
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ident, Joseph Eckert Secretary,
Harry Halsey, and Treasurer, Rob
ert McNeeley. Chief project of the
Exchange club is their sponsorship
of the Class Basketball League. Control meeting, will be an open
session. At this time there will
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Gaines' Dog Meal
Hunt Club Dog Meal
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During the year 1950 every
meeting of the East Cleveland Ex
change Club following a Board of
be a presentation and general dis
cussion of the agenda which has
come up before that meeting of
the board.
The first of such meetings under
the gavel of Kenneth Bolmeyer
will be held Tuesday, January
24th. The club meets for luncheon
at the East Cleveland YMCA,
1819 Lee rd.
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Chicken Shoot At
City Range Friday
Are you interested in a Chicken
Shoot? If so, come down to the
East Cleveland Rifle and Revolver
Club, Inc., tomorrow (Friday),
January 20th, between 7 and 11
p. m., and try your luck and skill
at winning a chicken. The Range
is located at Eddy rd. and Hayden
ave. This isn’t going to depend
entirely on how good a shot you
are. If you can hold a gun and pull
the trigger you stand an excellent
chance of going home with a
gift.
You don’t even have to own a
gun. Arrangements will be made
to Ioan a rifle if you don’t have
one. Any calibre hand gun or .22
calibre rifle can be used in com
petition. Sorry, no scope sights
will be permitted. Trick targets,
such as the Elephant and Fitzluck
will be used. There is a very low
entry fee.
Even if you don’t participate in
the shoot, drop in and look the
range over. Everyone is invited.
Mr. Minor Hines will take care of
the refreshments. Mr. George
Sharp is the official scorer. Other
club members on the committee
are: Ed. Buck, Stanley Kirchner,
and W. E. Bandlow. The Club
President, Emil Cipra, is anticip
ating a pleasant evening with
many new faces present.
Over The
Teacups
Teacup notes may be tela
phoned to PO. 3378 up to 5 5, m.
Tuesday for the following Thurs
day’s edition.
The William Kreuers are moving
from East Cleveland to Chicago,
Mr. Kreuser having been trans
ferred to that city by the E. I.
DuPont de Nemours and Co. They
have sold their home at 16141
Brewster rd. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
C. Andrews. Mr. Andrews is asso
ciated with the Economy Engineer
ing Co. at Willoughby.
Miss Edris Wetzel of Chapman
ave. and Mrs. Roy Nolf of Wilson
Mills rd. are visiting in Tampa, Fla.
COMPANY
Classes For
Around Home
Improvement
With spring just around the pro
verbial corner, it is appropriate for
Greater Clevelanders to think
about improvements they can make
in their gardens and around their
homes. Courses for adults in gar
den making, suburban farming,
landscaping the home grounds,
household mechanics, home plan
ning and construction, and flower
arranging begin the week of Jan
uary 30 at four school-garden cen
ters of the Cleveland Public
Schools.. 1
For certain courses, east side
residents have a choice of Harvey
Rice Garden, 2816 East 116th st.,
and Memorial School Garden, 410
East 152nd st.
Courses, taught by qualified per
sonnel, feature practical, down-to
earth instruction. The only pre
requisite is interest, and the fees
are nominal. Classes meet once a
week for 10 weeks. Telephone the
Garden Division at the Cleveland
Board of Education, CHerry 3660,
for a folder giving complete in
formation.
Garden Making ia a course
planned for those who desire all
around instruction in flowers, veg
etables, lawns, soils, pest control,
and home-grounds maintenance.
Landscaping will emphasize the
planning, use, and maintenance of
plant materials about the home.
This is a course aimed especially
at owners of new and unplanted
homes.
Household Mechanics will aid
the home-maker in doing the small
home-maintenance jobs that are
forever calling for attention. Furni
ture repairs and refinishing, gen
eral household repairs to plumbing
and electrical fixtures, and home
heating problems will be discussed.
Home Planning and Construction
is a course planned for those who
hope to build a new home or re
model an existing one. Flower Ar
ranging courses appeal to folks
who desire to learn about arrang
ing garden flowers and other seas
onal material for home decoration.
Lecture, discussion, demonstra
tion, and actual practice when pos
sible, are the methods used. Over
GOO people were enrolled in similar
courses offered by the Cleveland
Board of Education last year.
Miss Willa Leech of 1809 Rox
ford rd. is suffering a broken wrist,
sustained in a fall while walking
along Euclid ave.
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A girl, Barbara Ann. was born
December 1st, 1949, in Huron Road
Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J.
Rhodes, 1676 East 133rd st.
Mrss Margaret O’Boyle, 13608
Emily ave., Miss Katherine Mur
phy, 13419 Milan ave., and Charles
Cogan, 1726 Lake Front ave., are
serving on the committee planning
an Irish-American Dance Satur
day, January 21st. The dance will
be held in St. Patrick’s Hall, 3608
Ridge ave., and proceeds will go
to the Sisters Incarnate Word
Building Fund. Refreshments will
be served.
On Thursday evening, January
20th at 8, the parents of the Hard
of Hearing children at Superior
School are having a dessert card
party at the school. Purpose of
the party is two-fold. It will af
ford a pleasant social evening for
card players and at the same time
boost the group’s fund for special
equipment for the Hard of Hear
ing classes not otherwise provid
ed. Among this equipment is that
being used to prepare warm lunch
es for the children, since Superior
doesn’t have a cafeteria. The Board
of Education advanced the funds
in order to start the program dur
ing the fall, and the party is hoped
to be one means of reducing this
loan.
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Thursday, January 1#, 19SO
Tkee-Day Clinic
Washing Piobiem
The Workless Washday Clinic,
a unique program which has met
with wide acclaim from housewives
throughout the nation, will be pre
sented here on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, January 26, 27, 28,
it was announced today by Barker
& Stampfel, 22068 Lake Shore blvd.
The Clinic will be conducted by
an expert Home Laundry Consult
ant, who will explain and demon
strate the ease with which laun
dering may be done at home. Only
the latest and most efficient home
laundry equipment will be used.
During the program, the Home
Laundry Consultant will answer
questions pertaining to laundering
problems. She will also discuss the
best methods of washing various
typ?s of fabrics. In order to ac
commodate the large groups ex
pected to attend, three identical
sessions will be held each day of
the Clinic. These sessions are
scheduled at 10 a. m., 2 p. m. and
7:30 p. m.
Each person attending the Clinic
will be presented with a useful
gift, and there will be balloons for
the children.
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