East Cleveland leader. [volume], August 27, 1953, Image 2

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We Ruy and Sell Used Furniture
Call KE. 1-6580
Office now at 325 E. 156 St. oil Lake Shore Blvd.
YOUR SUPER MARKET
For Garden Supplies
and Outdoor
Pleasure
WHITNEY'S
PARKERETTE
LAWN SWEEPER
Sweeps Leaves
Grass and
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$33.50
$41.oo
28 Inch
Charge It Pay Later
More Bushels Per Bole
Premier
Certified
Peat Moss
LARGE BALE
$4.85
Fertilizers
No Interest
Sulphate of Ammonia Lime Milorganite
Crab Grass Killer D.D.T. Arsenate of Lead
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95
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SOLD DURING THIS SALE!
Mon., Thurs., Fri., 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.—-Tues.,
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WITH A
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..EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
15428 WATERLOO ROAD IVanh^i
Between East 152nd and East 156th St. near Lake Shore Blvd.
FREE PARKING o FREE DELIVERY o FREE STORAGE
Publicity Can Be Fun, The
Rules Are Few And Simple
With September comes a revival
of those activities normally quiet
during the summer months. Vaca
tions are now happy memories the
children, and the young folks are
back in school organizations are
getting down to their particular
businesses.
Important to the welfare of each
group is the Publicity Chairman,
or whichever officer is assigned to
do publicity. The East Cleveland
Leader, as your community news
paper, welcomes all timely news
and will cooperate fully to present
it.
Preparing copy can be fun. First
get all the information and then
write it as simply as possible.
Here are a few suggestions and
reminders which may prove help
ful to individuals sending in news,
as well as publicity chairmen:
The Leader is distributed on
Thursday. That same day the staff
begins—if it has not already done
so—the task of getting out the
next issue. Deadlines for all news
is Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. Obituary
notices, however, can be phoned to
PO. 1-3378 through Tuesday eve
ning or to GL. 1-4383 up to 10:00
a.m. on Wednesday.
While the deadline is 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday, it is appreciated and
expected that church, club, scout,
wedding and engagement notices
be received no later than Monday,
and please mail, if possible. A
copy of your yearbook is W’elcome
for reference purposes.
Wredding and engagement notices
in writing, must be signed. Forms
for wedding notices will be mailed
on request. Pictures, for which
^oinmonos
Every diamond you buy here is a first
quality diamond the very beat! They
are hand-picked from the world's finest
collections: to qive or to wear with
pride!
Walter F. Meyer
DIAMONDS and FINE JEWELRY
12509 SL Clair Avenue
Open Every Evening Except Wed.
SPECIAL
For This Sale Only
9x12 RUGS
raSv°ff,Ly $EQ.88
99-95 7 I=
Sat., 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.—Wed. 9 A.M. to 1 P.M.
FURNITURE CO
fi *^3
EAST CLEVELAND LEADER
there is a charge, must be received
no later than Monday.
Please print all names clearly
and check spelling use full name
or initials (Mrs. J. F. Smith) as
the case may be. Designate “Miss”
or “Mrs.”
When you are planning a special
event which may use picture,
please contact us early. You may
submit a picture taken by someone
other than the Leader photograph
er.
Do not hesitate to call PO. 1-3378
for any desired information. We
are ready to assist you in every
way possible to make your story
what you want it to be.
Also, there are often other iteme,
personals, anniversaries, and trips
among your membership. These,
also are welcomed. You may name
your organization if it fits in, and
thus get another clipping for your
scrap book.
Working together, we can con
tinue to mold East Cleveland into
a friendly, neighborly and co-op
erating community.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Oster, 1886
Nela ave. have concluded a vaca
tion at Sodus, Michigan, where
they were registered at Tabor
Farms.
Cecil Taggart of Miami, Fla.,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Brown, 1760 Elberon
Miss Louise Baker of the Shaw
High School faculty, is home from
the New England states where
she has been spending the sum
mer. Also home from the East
is Mrs. Zoe Brundage, dean of
girls and assistant principal at
Kirk Jr. High School.
Mrs. Robert W. Sharp (Norine
Wines, Shaw 1940) has returned
from New York where she com
pleted work for her master’s de
gree in music education at Teach
ers College, Columbia University.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Nils Thornbladh, 14101 May
fair ave. are their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George
Harris and children, Russell and
Randall of Zionville, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nelson of
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. are visiting
their children Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Jones, 1267 East 141st st. and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Nelson, 1231
Iroquois ave., Mayfield Heights.
Last Thursday, they were the
luncheon guests of Mrs. Clarence
Young of 1269 East 141st st.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson lived on
Orinoco ave. for 32 years before
moving to Florida. They cele
brated their golden wedding an
niversary in Fort Lauderdale in
April.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Spath
(Marlele Thomas) of 1749 Hart
shorn rd., announce the birth of a
daughter, Debra Lynn on July 31st.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jewett of
Hazel rd. are home from Water
town, N. Y. where they attended
a family reunion.
Postcards from Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Valore and family report
a fine vacation trip west. They
have visited Yellowstone National
Park, Salt Lake City among scenic
points west, and will return via the
southern route.
Miss Beulah Davidson of 16000
Nelamere rd. returned this week
from a vacation spent at Lakeside,
Ohio.
Announce Dance
Staging its first annual Yom
Kippur dance is the Federal Fellow
ship of Jewish Civil Service Em
ployees. It will be held September
19th at the Heights Masonic Hall,
1635 Lee rd.
A waltz contest will feature the
dancing to Hall Lynn’s orchestra.
For tickets contact Jack Munich,
YE. 2-1849, or William Klinghof
fer, 1439 Babbit rd., RE. 1-6466.
SEE THE
IDEAL VACUUM
For Ideal
CLEANING
SALES SERVICE
PARTS
PROMPT SERVICE
GL. 12409
1-1043 ARLINGTON
vnse
TTPOTATO CHIPS
Prepared in Pure Vegetable Oil
Clubs
The first fall meeting of the Am-1181 colorful streamers on the
erican Legion Auxiliary, East I easel, Caledonia has 137, Rozelle
Cleveland unit. No. 163, will be I School Branch has 56 on the bul
held at the American Legion Home, I letin board, and North Branch
Hawley Park, Wednesday evening, I boasts of 270 bookmarks in the
September 9th at 8:Q0 o’clock. Thel window.
newly elected officers will be pre-1 Younger children who have
siding for their first time. I signed up for the Bookmark Club
This meeting is postponed one I June or July may choose a
week from the regular meeting duel bookmark for their own any day
to the absence the city of I that they return books on their
several officers still on vacation. I reading level and tell what they
Summer Clubs
I liked best in the book.
rCi“r S"r,^*'n Parties .re being planned for
C. Berg, 14600 Euelid and *1 Brwkmark membra*.lao!
MoX Remember: the 5 day of Sep
received on Monday. tember, Saturday, i. absolutely
Club new. may be sent to Elsa the ,or the Summer Rc,d'
C. Berg, 14600‘Euclid ave. It is| mg Clubs,
appreciated when club news is re
ceived by Monday.
III 1 I" j|
XAAIf Himt H11Fl I
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ft
XAntomnDr iiHlneeds or *or
IvHIMvl ew wl 11
At Caledonia Branch these read-
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14519 Ardenall, and Charlotte
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Munkers, 13916 Elm ave., are all
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hovering around the newly dis-1|
covered gold
ness.
with special eager-
North have finished
are: Diane Marie
Hayden Kathleen
Three from
twice. They
Martin, 1383
McCarthy, 13604 Fifth ave.. and
Helen Ponn., 14718 Ardenall.
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Other Buccaneer Club readers
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who have written at least two re-
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ports, bring the total of Buccaneer
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to 84 at Main Library, 165 at
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North Branch, and 120 at Cale-
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donia.. Librarians hope that each
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of these readers will keep on mak-1
ing reports until they also reach
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the goal of twelve books. The loot
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will be divided for keeps at the
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parties in the libraries after school
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begins. Saturday, the 5th of Sep-
No,„
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Lawns
ln fall Iou,„,
eo«_
LAWN SEED
Top quality, perennial grass seed.
99.91 weed-free. You need less
of Scotts for fall planting because of
the millions of sure growing seeds
In each package.
1 lb-$1.85 5 Ibt $8.95
Xettl
“SPECIAL”
makes
serviceable lawn in full sun or
shade with ordinary care.
1 lb-51.35 5 Ibt-$6.65
TURF BUILDER Grau Food
Provides lotting nourish mon* needed
to restore law/* health and color.
25 Ibi $2.50 Mt 2500 sq ft
10,000 sq ft-$7.85
SPMADIRS
Deliver Scotts at economical rate*,
assure results from seeding, feeding
or weed control. Rubber tires.
$7.95 and $ 12.85
Why Go Downtown When
You Can Get It At
Joseph J. Eckert
Hardware
(Formerly Wuertz Hardware) I
The Sportsmen's Store
"NOW
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1Q95 Hayden. Corner Shaw Avenue I
GLenvilie 1-4797
...
day for club
tember is the last
reports.
Bookmark Club
been adding titles
quite steadily, but no news of out
standing progress can be reported
this week. The Main Library has
readers have
to their lists
Choice Foods At
I Farmer's Market
Canning time is here! The har-
vest ’8 bountiful! And the place
■■llUlto find fresh fruits, vegetables,
Fill
Pouhry, etc. for your current
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where rare “Pieces of Eight” were
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ers, Gloria Hoffmeyer, 970 Helms-1 Farmers’ Market is open
dale Jack Beard, 16385 Brewster I Monday and Wednesday after
Carol Minello, 3346 Lowensdale Inoons and Saturday mornings.
George Gould, 3349 Sylvanhurst
have won a share of the treasure.
Judy Butterfield, 895 Greyton,
has completed the reading club
plan of twelve books twice. Jane
Treebs, 1048 Rushleigh, and Linda
Wagner, 920 Dresden, have felt
the lure of piracy so intensely that
they have returned to the treasure
spot three times!
John Trojanski, 14211 Euclid I
ave., has picked up his second bit I
of treasure at Main Library. I
At North Branch you will see
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that Ronald Miscko, 1287 East
133rd William Riedell, 14206
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Woodworth Jean Prove, 14204
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Strathmore Marilyn Beckman,
cann ng st the
Farmers’ Market, corner of Coit
land Wood worth.
Swimming aero,, th. channel, Here commoditiM „e of.
restmg the^stockade and wad- fered fara,„ f„m „ear.
mg through the wide swamp in |.
a___1°?/“
the middle of the island, East I a
Cleveland Library youngsters have
ajw e
their Buccaneers bound for Spy-1
glass Hill. From this lookout, they I Besides fruits and vegetables,
can catch a glimpse of the place
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^*1^ find flowers, also fresh
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hidden many weeks ago. Bakery and Conditori at
x, ...
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good8 from the famous
Euclid and East 144th.
18816 Arrowhead
Economy -Minded
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Do you get that tired feeling after driving a short while? Does your
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Why buy a small car when, for a few dollars more, you can enjoy
a large, luxurious automobile.
LEO F. KACAR
MARGARET WEBER
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BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED
14817 Euclid Avenuo GLonviloI 1-3316
Broadway and East 55th Street
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IV. 1 76
MARY DALEY
Hruby Conservatory of Music
announce* if*
37th SEASON OF MUSIC INSTRUCTION
on all
BAND and ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS
also
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