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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 % w % Inspection Of tion of the incoming officers of t)ie East Cleveland Business Associa­ Commission 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 How often do you “eat out?" of Christmas, the removal of dis­ I East Cleveland Post 1500, V.F.W. carded Christmas trees, Harold L. In New Evaluation Are you aware that your local post home, 18403 Euclid ave. at Required under its charter to government for the past two years Greet!, superintendent of Waste 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 All residents on Hillcrest .Ed­ Folk Only 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. \ group, meals or lunches are served taurant. meeting of the East Cleveland Friday, January 6th. PTA members erty stands in tH- equal:. Y’n at­ In the lower picture the tempera­ Mr. Federico would like to spend Community Council will be another will be on duty in the library tempt, will be rel.ected own \*on no more than seven consecutive a few winte? days in sunny ^JTnys or on no more than fifty- ture of water from a faucet is In This Town of those special evenings, with a Wednesday, January 11th from tax bill. It may be up, it may be 4 two separate days in any one cal­ being checked in another restau­ Florida. program that is both interesting 8:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. to receive down. All that the total figures Two Cleveland motorists who To families whose mail boxes the entries. * reveal is a five per cent increase in endar year. rant by Sanitary Inspector Robert and worthwhile. of food service Patterson. staged a 60 mile per hour race are on the side of the house, Mr. This time Shaw PTA will be the Each entry should be accompa­ the total duplicate and a five per All owners Seelig has a special “thank you.” cent increase in real estate valua- ■ are required to along East Cleveland’s Euclid ave. guest for a program that ties in nied by a small explanatory label. establishments tions as a whole. for a license from on December 18th, were given fines It may seem a minor thing, but with its study fbr the school year, Hobbys too large to transport may applv annually to the mailman on an icy day such tfcr.ttar. dty. All such licenses, no of >200, suspension of driving on the general theme of Opportun­ be entered through pictures of It its request to the county Tmfar when they are procured, Feast Of Epiphany rights for three years, and 15 a located box eliminates the climb­ ities in Education. Their agenda them. budget commission, East Cleveland are le^hl until the end of the days in county jail for retrospec­ ing up and down of many an icy lists such engaging topics as “Op­ Each entrant is requested to ar^H for the sa~*n number of step ... it also hastens delivery calendar yeai. The cost of these tion. The men appeared before portunities for Education in the remain with his entry during the d< ars in the 1956 . .lection th«t it St Paul's Church in good weather, comments Seelig. licenses, which is used to pay for Judge Stanton Addams of the Armed Forces,” “Opportunities for show, to explain and answer ques­ received in the 1955 eollec in. the expense of the inspection, is The annual Feast of Lights will municipal court. Education in College,” “Opportun­ tions, and each entry must be Under this request, and in the face based on the seating capacity of be observed in St. Paul’s Episcopal The men are Frank Jackson, ities for Education in Industry.” called for after the PTA meeting of an increased duplicate, it is be­ which follows the show or be­ the establishments. Church of East Cleveland on Sun­ 23, of 10104 South Boulevard N.E., The Council’s topic will deal with lieved that should there be any For a period of time, all estab­ day January Sth at 7:30 p. m. and Andy Cowart, 20, of 1692 East YW New Series juvenile welfare. Posing a defini­ fore noon on Thursday, January 12. change in the tax rate, it would pre­ lishments paid a fee of 818.00 each The ceremony symbolizes the 90th st. The charge was “careless tion of delinquency and pointing The program which follows the sumably be downward. year regardless of the size of spreading of the Christian gospel driving.” Health Classes out recognition of early symptoms hobby show, should be equally All of these figures are for the the place of business. around the world. The wardens For driving while intonated, of a possible delinquent, the interesting. Mrs. Kenneth D. municipality only. No estimates The new state legislation, ef­ and vestrymen, who represent the Fleetwood A. Green, 57, of 1650 East Council will present three speakers Marvin, who heads the Kirk PTA have been given as to the school fective October 13, 1955, bases the 12 apostles, will light their candles 70th st. was given 30 days and Are Scheduled well versed in this subject. They program planning, has been most district figures. (Please turn to Page 10) from the Christ candle and in a 8800 fine. Also for driving while are Stanley G. Webster, an at­ fortunate in securing Mrs. Ro­ turn, light the candles of the mem­ drunk, R. T. ^cKenney, 37, of The usual first of the year Paul W. Broer torney, member of East Cleveland wena W. Jelliffe as her speaker. * o b ro b » yovro a amnnnra bers. Mentor, was fined 8800 and given Health Education classes at the Exchange and assistant prosecut­ Mrs. Jelliffe who with her hus­ Cars Damaged ® ______o resides at 2122 Alton rd., Colonial At the ceremony’s conclusion, a 60 day sentence. YW’CA Center will start Tuesday, ing attorney for the city’s mu- band, Russell W. Jelliffe are the Heights. Eight cars parked along the curb the congragegatjon will form a Payment of their fines by Feb­ January 17th, announces Mrs. nicpal court; Sgt. Charles Kastil- founders and directors of the in front of an East Cleveland processional to the parish hall for ruary 4th will reduce the jail sen­ Wilma Sakai, director of this Named vice president of the han of the East Cleveland Police Karamu House. Close to forty Heights Church were more or ’ ss the cutting of the Epiphany cake. tence to two days. active department at the Center,( Commission for the year is Paul Department; and a member of the years of hoping, planning and hard, diliv*nt work, they have damaged by a still unident—:.«d 14635 Euclid ave. W. Broer. Mr. Broer was named county’s juvenile court. finally rei ed a dream come true. motorist Christmas Eve. Third car nr The schedule includes classes for to the Commission to succeed What can the Community do women and girls, as follows: Richmond Rice resigned. The new Karamu House and in the line, owned by Eugene Coffe, Chairman Stanton Addams Announces about juvenile welfare? What can Theater is located on East 89th st. 1756 Page ave., had both its f- at Classes for women: He is the owner operator of the PTA do about juvenile wel­ THAT Instruction and recreational Quality Products Co. and Paul’s The theme for the evening will and rear badly damaged. The iust fare? Parents and community-in­ be, “How To Better Human Rela­ two cars were total wrecks.' Aides For Mother's March January 3ft swimming groups for women 17 Restaurant. The Broers reside at terested persons will find a wel­ In East Cleveland years and over, meet on Tuesdays 14508 Terrace rd. tions As Well As Personalities Owners of the can were attend­ come at this meeting. Through Creative Work.” ing the Christmas Eve services. While the annual poljp fund LI. 1-1671. at Shaw starting Tuesday, Jan. As usual, dinner will be served 17th from 5:30-10:15 p. m. through Guests will be plentiful at City drive started in Greater Cleveland Mrs. D. A. Comchione, 1511 at 6:30 p. m. and in the Shaw Hall next Wednesday. Police and with this week. East Cleveland will Lakefront, PO. 1-8596; Mrs. Orville May. There are also classes in Golf, Huron Road's 36 Cafeteria, with reservations in by Fire and other departments will re­ continue to center its door-to-door Hagan, 1714 Elsinore, MU. 1-9219; Tennis, Badminton and exercise. Tuesday, January 10th to Mrs. Kiwanis Installs ceive Senior Social Studies pupils collection with the usual One Night Mrs. Wm. Dearth, 1756 Eastham, Featured this term is a group Robert Townsend, 13437 Shaw ave. who will get a glimpse of the mod­ Porch Light Campaign. The .PO 1-4706; Mrs. Thos. McCabe, called “FIGURAMA” for women Nurse Graduates The program starts at 8 in the ern way of police work; learn why Mothers’'March will be staged on 14841 Elderwood, PO. 1-2259; Mrs. wishing to gain weight This pro­ Cardinal’s Nest. the fire laddies can respond so Tuesday, January 31st. Wm. Cahow, 14105 Sciota, LI. 1- gram will consist of a period of Get Certificates quickly to a fire call; see the in­ This week Judge Stanton Ad­ 1340; Mrs. J. J. Smith, 13606 6th exercise for relaxing and contour­ i* . t cinerator at work and cast an eye dams, who again heads the East ave., MU. 1-7561. ing, and a seminar session for clues Among the 229 graduates of •at the Eddy rd. workshop and ga­ Cleveland campaign, announces Mrs. Victor Price, 13708 Milan, to gaining weight. Specialists in 10 Greater Cleveland Hospitals to Red Cross Needs LI. 1-3783; Mrs. Howard Bright, the field will direct this instruction. rage. the names of the vice chairmen receive certificates to practice as ll and the captains who will lead the 13507 Milan, PO. 1-1765; Mrs. Classes for girls: registered nurses are the follow- Type 0 Blood A Iqt of business folks, from pet big army of volunteers making the Homer Randolph, 1259 Hayden, Swimming instructions for girls ing 36 students from the School i LI. 1-0915; Mrs. Louise Essei, 1778 8-16 years will be held on Satur­ shop owners, to laundry operators, one night march. of Nursing at Huron Road Hos- Wanted: O-positive and O-nega- from dealers in liquor to plumbers Workers who may have need to Rosedale, LI. 1-7422; Mrs. Robt. days starting January 21st be­ pital: Heisler, 14808 Dover, LI. 1-1792; tive blood. and sewer builders are writing contact Chairman Addams are tween 1-4:30. The program will Mary Adams, Judith Barbre, This is the call from the Greater checks to East Cleveland. It’s license being requested to please call him Mrs. Daniel McNall, 14507 Elm, include classes in all levels from Beverly Berrier, Betty Bradley, Cleveland Chapter of the American ' S: renewal time and all these people, at LI. 1-7249 after 7:00 p. m. in LI. 1-7322. Beginner to Swimmer, including Billie Breedon, Mary Copenhaver, Red Cross as two short-week holi­ ** < 4 together with the food handlers and the evening or during the week­ Captains, south of Euclid: Mrs. spring-board diving and Life Carole De Leon, Joan Empkey, day schedules and a heavy demand beauty and barber shop owners end. Steve Settevendemi, 1780 Auburn­ Saving. Jeanne Erxleben, Patricia Evans, for this type of blood has cut blood must have a 1956 permit to con­ Workers may call their captains dale, RA. 1-8477; Mrs. Robt. Mc­ Dancing will feature Beginning Karen Hakala, Cathleen Herdman, bank supplies to a dangerously low tinue in business. Fees vary with for information. Namara, 12918 Forest Hill ave., Tap and Tap 2, as well as Ballet Nancy Isaac, Margaret Jones, level. 1 the occupation and the services Mrs. Aicwyn Issac, former East GL. 1-2377; Mrs. Ross Sharp, 1. Through these introductory Patricia Kennedy, Mary Kimpton, Persons who have this type of given. * Clevelander, whose daughter was 1850 Garfield, PO. 1-0677; Mrs. dance classes it is hoped to help Lou Koch, Margaret Heckel. blood and who could go to Nela stricken with polio while the Sherman Trainer, 1616 Hillcrest girls explore the possibilities in Patricia McHutrh, Alice Melker- Park on Friday, January 6th, when Expressing its appreciation for family resided here, is again co- YE. 2-2292; Mrs. Jos. Hayman, these skills through elementary ex­ son, Virginia Mramor, Audrey the Bloodmobile will be there from •e the efficient and loyal service given chairman of the campaign. Her 14078 Superior, FA. 1-2485; Mrs. ercises and routines! Naltzger, Eleonore Natemeyer, 10 to 4 p. m. are urged to call SU. the City of East Cleveland during telephone number is EV. 1-7632. Jack Savransky, 1559 Eddington, Call the YWCA at UL. 1-2220 Barbara Olson, Esther Pavlik, 1-8000 for an appointment. Or, his twelve years as a member of the There is no change in the Vice- YE. 2-0631; Mrs. Mort Robboy, for a folder, and for the swim­ Patricia Pompei, Jacqueline Rhine­ make an appointment to stop in City Commission, that body at its Chairmen, the four who have 1529 Luxor, ER. 1-0315. class, a medical appointment. hart, Martha Saunders, Florence downtown, or some other east side Monday evening session enacted a served in this capacity for several Mrs. Carl Carlson, 1850 Forest Schoenback, Delores Shafer, June Bloodmobile center soon. . resolution to this effect to its new­ campaigns, again assuming their Hills blvd., MU. 1-4435; Mrs. Spellman, Lois Vorel, Genevieve ly resigned member, Walter H. Sut­ duties. They are Mrs. Wendell Winifred Glentworth, 1875 Forest Weaver, Jacquelyn Wilson, Janet ter. It is service such as this that Abbott, 15625 Wyatt rd., FA. 1- Hills blvd., MU. 1-4322; Mrs. Geo. Zock, Mildred Zronek. Closes 50 Years In has made and keeps East Cleve­ 2042; Mrs. R. C. Nichols, 16210 Groynom, 13704 Fern wood, GL. land a well governed city.’ Oakhill rd., GL. 1-7133; Mr. Wil­ 1- 1605; Mrs. Lorene Donnelly, 1817 Junior High Canteen, St. Paul’s Steel Business A copy of the resolution liam Dearth, 1726 Eastham, PO. Beersford, MU. 1-2424; Mrs. P. J. Episcopal Church, 15837 Euclid ave., Replace Crosier is printed in this issue of the East 1-4706; and H. S. Weaver, Chief Fallaghan, 1846 Marloes, GL. 1- Friday, January 6th from 7:80 to Fifty-one years in the steel busi­ Fl Cleveland Leader. of the East Cleveland Police De­ 7996; Mrs. E. R. Kapitsky, 1907 10:30 p. m. Radio Sets ness is being concluded on January partment, MU. 1-5020. Rosemont, UL. 1-2292; Mrs. Paul The City Commission has ap- 15th as George F. Lens, 1021 A lot of folks took advantage of The 1956 Captains, most of Owen, 15018 Terrace, UL. U1607. Shaw is host to Euclid at Shaw proved the purchase from the Helmsdale rd. retires on that date. Featured in the annual installa­ the School of De I’istry at Western Mr. Lenz began his more th?”' that warm day after Christmas to whom have served in many previous Mrs. J. F. Zook, 15388 Glynn, Gymnasius Friday, January 6th for Motorola Company of thirteen tion ceremonies for Kiwanis of East Re ve University and Miao Cald hose off their walks . . . something half-century career in steel wi campaigns are: FA. 1-1281; Mrs. R. R. Stratton, an LEL basketball game. radios to replace the instruments Cleveland are these incoming, out­ we., was his elementary instructor that most every sidewalk in town Captains, north of Euclid: Mrs. 1885 Sheldon, GL. 1-9898; Mrs. now being used in eleven police ve­ the Corrigan-McKinney Co., Cleve­ in early school days in Wapakoneta, could take more often. And . . . Louis Weiner, 1627 Delmont, CE. W. A. Moehl, 1917 Taylor, MU. Free cello-piano concert Cleveland hicles. One radio is also to be in­ land, in 1904 and was the purchas­ going officers and guests. Ohio. winter . . . does not mean a let np 1-2182; Mrs. F. F. Mooney, 1664 2- 1111; Mrs. E. J. Henry, 1962 Art Museum Friday, January Sth stalled on the fire rescue truck and ing agent when the company was In the top r (left to right) is In the front row is James Bate­ on litter strewing. Let’s get the Lockwood, MU. 1-0480; Mrs. W. «. Nelawood, MU. 1-2838; Mrs. Helen at 8:15 p. m. the 18th will be the spare.. taken over by Republic Steel Cor­ Dr. W. L. > ie, wbo ^th Mir* man, veep for 1956; Dr. "Marty" habit NOW of keeping_ _ our side- Schneider, 1182 North Lock wood, Fox, 886 Helmsdale, GL. 1-9691; Socially derirned for the par- poration 30 years later. Naomi CaldweH. (right) tc„ of their Loftus, the new president, and Al [ j walks, streets, tree lawns, yards LI. 1-6663; Mrs. Edward Martin, Mrs. Lena Hook, 2146 Westburn, FILM, “Heart of England,** East ticu:;- use to tlipy will be Under Republic Steel he has been asxx-iatiioi > w th Ray Erie-^on Reas, who served as president eariv I neat and dean. . 1235 North Lockwood, PO. 1-6483; KE. 1-1027; Mrs. John Truhlar, Cleveland Public Library Wednes­ put, the three-way system radios supervisor of sales of pig iron in (center) retiring president in 1955. fa 1956. He preesnts Dr. Loftu I E.CA ’ Mrs. Millard Smith, 1611 Eddy, 14130 Superior, YE. 3-1641. day, January 11th 8 p. m. Free. will coat 84524)9 each. the Cleveland district. Dr. Wiley taught Dr. Erickson in withagaveL* ? 7 F / • a.*.?. •J.*L ^3*5 . ! ■„ ■■‘■'JX- - .TV -V ' «v A ' : '** * H i- V. 15-I io A . <■ -i- V' -is ^4.