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Last Of Open Nights
At The Conservatory
Closing its series of Public
Nights at the Case Institute of
Technology observatory, the final
lecture will be “Stars That Vary
in Brightness.” It will be given
Thursday and Friday, May 24-25th
at 8, with observation through the
telescope, weather permitting.
Due to the accommodation limit,
it is requested that persons desir
ing to hear this lecture make a
reservation with GL. 1-5625 after
1 p. m.
The observatory is located on
South Taylor rd., two blocks from
Euclid ave.
Clark presented the pins.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles B.
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son, David William Colister,
May 2nd.
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EAbr. CLEVELAND LEADER
DePetris-Occhionero
—Photo by Harry Flynn-Halik Studio
A bride of Saturday, May 12th,
was Clara Occhionero, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Occhionero, 1947
East 120th st., who was married to
Armend E. DePetris, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ubaldo DePetris at Holy Ros
ary Church.
She chose for her wedding a gown
of imported rosepoint lace and filmy
nylon trimmed with sequins and
pearl embroidery and carried a white
orchid, carnations and stephanotis on
a prayer book.
Ann Luciano was maid of honor
and wore blue taffeta. She carried
yellow carnations with blue bachelor
buttons. The bridesmaids, Lucille
Dominick and Helen Finocchi, also
wore blue taffeta but they carried
pink carnations with bachelor but
tons.
Mike Luciano was best man for
the groom and ushers were Ralph
DePetris and Mario Finocchi.
Personals
Mrs. Charles R. Wright of 16256
Oakhill rd. and Mr. and Mrs. Vin
cent R. Peterson of 1952 Nelawood
rd. attended May Day festivities
at Mount Union College in Alliance
on Saturday, May 12th.
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Peterson
attended the National Cabinet
meeting of Mount Union Women
in the forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Rendlesham
are home from a delightful two
months trip of the West and to
Hawaii. Enroute home they stopped
over at Dupaw University to
spend Mothr’s Day with their
daughter, Helen, a freshman at
the college.
Mrs. Charles Good of Hazel rd.
spent Mother’s Day at Delaware
with her daughter, Nancy, a stu
dent at Ohio Wesleyan University.
Here for the weekend were the
Jack Shafers and son, James III,
of Wabash, Ind., visiting home
folks. Mr. Shafer’s mother, Mrs.
James Shafer of Stanwood rd. is
a patient in Huron Road HispitaL
Credwyn M. Petrie, 1736 Page
ave., will present a group of stu
dents in a piano forte recital on
Sunday, May 20th, in Knights of
Columbus Hall, 3443 Euclid ave.
The time is 8 p. m.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D.
Banks, 14702 Orinoco, a son, Dale
Edward, May 1st.
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Kirk PTA knows that hard work
is worth it—when the results meet
expectations. And that is exactly
what their Carnival did to the
tune of 8794.45 net. Ways and
Means Chairmen, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Neiss made this surpris
ing report to the PTA at the May
9th meeting.
While most of the money will
go into the fund being raised to
build an acustical ceiling in the
Boys’ Gym, a sufficient sum will
be alotted the 1956-57 board to
sustain them for the coming year.
Mrs. Robert Weiss, Council pres
ident, inducted these officers: Rev.
William Towner, president Stanley
Webster, vice president Dr. L. L.
Myers, honorary vice president
Mrs. Maurice Barnes, recording sec
retary Mrs. Charles Fursdon, cor
responding secretary Mrs. Arthur
Brubaker, historian and James
Haggerty, faculty representative.
Rev. Towner presented the out
going president, Mrs. Charles
Weeks with a past bar to attach
to her past president’s pin, re
ceived for prexy service in Supe
rior PTA.
Mrs. Harold Arnold gave the
historian’s report and the meet
ing closed with a demonstration by
the athletics department and re
freshments served by Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hendricks.
CALEDONIA FETES
INCOMING BOARD
The executive board
donia School PTA will
members of next year’s
a luncheon at the church of the
Cross Thursday, May 22nd.
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news release—Mrs. William Caddy
summer round-up—Mrs. S. Robert
Frazer citizenship—Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Morris recreation—Mrs.
Glenn Kitson radio and TV—Mrs.
Herbert Wiese movies Mrs.
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Walter Stephens ways and means
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Cowles clothing sale—Mrs. John
Gravil and Mrs. Thaddeus Wash
kewicz, co-chairmen library—Mrs.
Arthur Wade chaplain Mrs.
Yoder Leith choral director—Mrs.
George Phalen and sunshine—Mrs.
Dwain Fritz.
Teen Talk
Once more it is time for the
Shaw Canteen Council to honor
Senior A’s with a special dance,
Friday, May 18th, is the date.
Reserve it, and plan to come to
the Shaw gym from 8 to 12. The
admission is only 25 cents, and
35 cents a couple. Of course, Sen
ior A’s will be admitted free. There
will be a surprise waiting for you
all in the form of novelty dances,
and something special for Sen
ior A’s.
We know you won’t want to miss
the dance.
the dance—Linda Yannetta.
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