East Cleveland, Ohio

......... SKW*.' >«A$T CLEV6U.W " 14101 EUCLID AVEN-til EAST CLEVELAND, Q. 4 1 Moil Addresses Business: CALI NEWS SI4 East 152nd Street Phone? Glenville 1-4383 East Cleveland Leader to News: 14600 Euclid Avenue PO. 1-3373 Apt. 302 Published In Conjunction with The SCOOP In Northeast Cleveland and The News-Journal tn Euclid \&750 Circulation Guaranteed Volume No. 15—Issue No. 1 East Cleveland, Ohio Thur* IcXy# January 5, ------------------------------- ------ City Reports ECCA Installation Yu/e Tree The Water Must Be Hot Tickets On Sale Fellows Is City's Duplicate And Tickets for the annual installa Collection Inspection Of % w % tion of the incoming officers of t)ie Commission East Cleveland Business Associa Next Week Real Estate Tax Up 5% tion are now available from the Food Services members. Clearing away the last vestige The banquet will be served in President of Christmas, the removal of dis How often do you “eat out?" I East Cleveland Post 1500, V.F.W. In New Evaluation Are you aware that your local carded Christmas trees, Harold L. post home, 18403 Euclid ave. at Required under its charter to Greet!, superintendent of Waste government for the past two years 7:00 p. m. Members, their families hold their organization meeting With the tentative Cwahoga has been conducting a food service * Disposal today announces that the Carney reports chs-res in and friends of ECBA will make the second day of January, the annual pick-up of the trees will County tax duplicate for If ' set at the 62 previously am ' jnced c_ph- establishment inspection program up the guest list. City Commission met Monday, at in order to safeguard your health ? start Moncay, January 9th and 83,221,922,130, an estimated 27.77 cates. These changes, he said, were All merchants and professional 7:30 p. m. in the Commission This is the first of two articles continue through Saturday, Jan per cent increase over the 1954 due to three causes: (1) rechecks; people in the city are invited, an Chamber, City Hall to transact submitted by the East Cleveland uary 14th. totals, real estate ownen r-n (2) mista’ in or’“’ ial v ■ ,Y,’* >ns nounces John R. Stratton, 1955 this particular business. Department of Health, and de Signs marked “Christmas Trees eagerly awaiting receipt of tl__ : and (3) a__itions w~.«^ v».oes president. V signed to acquaint East Cleveland fy- .>2 Chosen to serve as Commission Tomorrow" will be placed at the new tax bills. had been missing. ers with the objectives, methods, president for the year 1956 was respective street comers the eve The revisions in tax values One of the municipalities whose and results of this program. of collection day to remind house brought about through the four- duplicate figures were changed is year reappraisal program by the of In 1958, the Ohio Legislature holders of the pick-up on their East Cleveland. The revised f r ire Two Long Time street. fice of County Auditor John J. Car gives a total tax duplicate . passed a new law placing in the ney has been accepted by the Coun. X hands of the local Health De- Mr. Green requests that trees Cleveland municipal as 88t,J?'-'.'?Ju to be picked^*} be placed on the ty Treasurer’s office. County Trea for 1956 compared to 883,71' 756 Y3 pertinents the responsibility for Postal Employees surer Frank M. Brennan indicates • licensing and inspecting food serv- curb, sines the collectors will not re in the 1955 collection. * This is a 5)4 move trees from the porch or that while he is satisfied with the per cent increase. ) ice operations. However, the Ohio Discard Pouches yard. new duplicate as a result of com y. Department of Health retains parison studies made by his office, A breakdown of the new c” pli ^general supervision of the pro ■< Since it is impossible to use cate carries the following estin.—es, "What’s the weather?** The the Board may still make changes gram by prescribing In detail the the regular enclosed Burnable Col the 1955 total being shown, for com. answer to this question pill not on individual properties if the com very rigid type of inspections to lection trucks for trees over three parson, in parenthesis: Real Estate : be so important to two East Cleve plaints are filed in the March collec be made and also by prescribing feet in length, specially equipped tion period. 872,835,340 (**3,490,910); Public i the forms to be used and the land Branch post office employees open trucks will be pvt into serv Utilities 87Y-0,240 ■ (8”."!?,060); license fees. now as it has'been for many years. ice for this collection of trees only. Tangibles 8E 17,786 (i-,i17,786). The men, both carriers, Frank While safeguarding the sanita No other material io So be put It will be noted that the tangible ■ Federico of 16412 Braddock rd. odt at this time. Regular'garbage figures are the same for each collec tion of eating establishments was 7'■ :■ and Joseph Seelig, 1886 Penrose I not new in East Cleveland, the new aiid burnable* will be collected HobbyShow tion. S:^ e tv ie :** rates have not ave., are retiring after years of on thefarown schedules. yet be_.. a.„.our.^d, the same laws provide for a much more r.rt service to East Clevelanders. • thorough inspection. Therefore, ef The Division of Sanitation re figure is being used for 1956 est>- < tv forts have been concentrated on Mr. Federico, whose retirement quests the fell co-operation of mate as was received in 1955. « is effective January 15th, began eaeh Christmas tree owner in the For "Kirk" obtaining the willing compliance Two factors up the Real Estate j and cooperation of the owners and his postal service in the Collin rsfctvval of their discarded tree. tc'-ls, (1) the estimated value of managers. Even though some of wood station June 16th, 1926. For jKho picMHep;schedule follows: budding under cor-* •metat the \ the owners were required, in ac the past 27 years he has delivered Monday, January 9th close of the year, ar_ (2} l ie re-ap- ■ the mail in the district east of Folk Only All residents on Hillcrest .Ed cordance with these new state ■& Frank Fellows praisal’s differences. This break- ■ regulations, to make large capital Euclid ave. and Ivanhoe rd. dington, Glenmont, Belmar, Mont, down shows new bui Yings under ■ outlays for remodeling, new equip Mr. Seelig worked his first Frank Fellows, who was vice Luxor, Coventry, Forest Hill ave. Kirk PTA again comes to the ccr~truction in East Cleveland car- 1 ment, and so forth, the degree of day and many days after April chairman in 1955. He succeeds from Superior to Brightwood, front with a new idea for its unit. ri-_ valuations totaling 8800,000 I cooperation has been high; states 16th, 1915 at the main office, Walter H. Sutter, whose term as Lakeview (south) Woodlawn, Pen It’s a Hobby Show to be staged December 31st, presenting a 1:15 I Dr. James P. Winkler, director of going on as a clerk to the 105th president expired December 31st. rose, Brightwood, Wadena, Rox proceeding the regular PTA pro per cent increase. The re-appraisal I Health. St. Clair, 55th-Woodland and Mr. Fellows, an application en bury, Farmington, Alvason, Rosa- gram Wednesday, January 11th at accounted for an increase of 88,- I By definition, a food service Shaker Square offices before trans gineer witlu the Bailey Meter Co. (Please turn to Page 10) 7 p. m. in the Kirk Library. 544.430, or 5.20 pe—rnt *-■'• a eom- I operation means any place which ferring to East Cleveland where was appointed to the Commis bined increase in d-pJcate of ft' Entries are limited to Kirk stu is kept or maintained for the pur he has been the carrier west of sion two years ago to fill the dents, Kirk parents and Kirk 84.344.430. I pose of preparing or serving meals Euclid-Superior for 22 years. His vacancy caused by the death of Welfare Topic faculty. However, the increase in Ute or lunches for a consideration. resignation date is February 1st. Guy T. Rockwell. Last November The Hobby Show is being ar- duplicate does mean a flat in < Exemptions include family units Both men are on vacation leave he was given a heavy vote as aroged that Kirk folk may share crease in all the real estate values. Keeping constant tab on the and non-paying guests, dining or at present. a candidate to succeed himself At Community their hobby interests and skills Rather, it is explained, the re-ap .sleeping ears, food-processing and sanitary conditions in the city’s Mr. Seelig is planning a trip to in office. praisal may lower va on some ^food-manufacturing establishments food business, Sanitary Inspector with their fellow hobbyists . Los Angeles to visit a long-time He is a graduate of Ohio State properties and increase values on Hand churches, schools, fraternal or Aurthur Sammon, jr., tests the Racing Drivers Council Session and all hobbies on display will be friend. After this he hopes to University and with his family, carefully guarded at all times. other properties. veterans organizations provided temperature of water in a dish travel to other parts of this great 1 ^that, in regards to the latter washing machine in a local res The Thursday, January 12th Registrations must be in by Just where each indiv sl prop Find It's No Go country.

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