Pag* Two EAST CLEVELAND LEADER Ihuroday, June 11, 18&9 John W. Ingram, Fourth ave. HOME OWNERS . . . Call now for information on new Free Movie Tickets Members of the Ohio State Before You Decide Where fe Hove You* Wedding Reception See 5 and 1 Policy. Court of Chevaliers, headed by Grandmother, 84Tag Day To Offer State Commander Newell D. (Continued from page 1) plimontary dekota to tho Shaw Taft Te BUSINESSMEN ... Let us make an up-to-date survey Hayden Theatre by reading tho Jones, Toledo, will comprise the wen for you. and upbraided him for sueh ads to this papor. There are too chevalier team. Four persons will be cited as “poor public relations.” Little League Boost aamee fat ton ado Mattered thro Anaivsnaries Another incident which puz­ tho papor. If yon Bad row name, all-around DeMolays in the rep­ WHINNERY-MAYES, INC zled them took place in Cuba. test dip tho ad and take k to resentative DeMolay investiture ^nxnwt BlrtbdavB By Bob Keefer ment, uniforms, balls, bats, etc. tho Shaw-Hayden Theatre and to be performed by a district RD Insurance Consultants The Cubans were having a lav­ —$3,208.00. Insurance oh play­ ven'll get *wo free tfekote. ish victory parade for Castro Every civic - minded East team composed of various chap­ BusiDeee ers — SG51.00; Umpires’ and Tonight (Thursday), "The World. while Castro, himself was in Cleveland resident and those ters within the Cleveland area. Meettnge AN. 1-2727 Scorers’ fees—$667.00; Awards The Flesh. And The Devil." The Mothers’ Club will be hon­ the United States. Being some­ who live in the East Cleveland Friday thru Tuesday. Bob Hope Vuddinq — $779.35; Miscellaneous — ored for its 24th year of serv­ PleaeaM 25000 Euclid Avo. Euclid, Ohio what acquainted with the Latin school district will have an op­ in "Alias Jesse James." $169.50. ice. Parttee American people, this didn’t portunity to support a very Kiddie Matinee Sat., "Allas Atmosphere A buffet supper will precede puzzle them. The mystery worthwhile program when the Some of the necessary funds Jesse James" plus The Hour of East Cleveland Little Leagues, are provided by the merchants Cartoons and Matinee Club. the award presentations at 6:30 Our Food and seems to be where our wire p. m. Reservations are 75 cents 153S7 Wedding Reserra America's Lowest Cost service correspondents get Inc., conducts its annual “Tag and civic organizations who Next Wednesday, "Tho Night Service, Being the Euclid Ave. Day” this Saturday, June sponsor teams but they cannot of Tho Quarter Moon" and per person and can be obtained their news. Best, Are Famous GL. 1-2364 WeD Id Advance 13th. be expected to assume the en­ "Goodbye My Lady." by phoning chairman Richard Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Kepner DeMuth at LI. 1-3923. The entire city will be can­ tire financial burden. It is ab­ Check all tho ads and maybe planned to enjoy the parade to solutely essential that addition­ you'll find your name If not this WASH LADY! the utmost. They had purchased vassed by Minor League, Lit­ week, bo sure to look next wook. al monetary support be pro­ SELF SERVE ONLY! front row seats at the busy in­ tle League and Pony League There'll bo ton names each week players in their uniforms who vided by local merchants in or­ good for 20 tfekote at tho Shaw tersection of The Prado and der to maintain this fine pro­ The New Dimension in Motoring HERE WE Neptuno. From this vantage will be supervised by their Haydon Theatre. § ARE! WASH s DRY point, they watched the proceed­ managers and coaches during gram. Therefore, when the boys call n ings with avid interest all day their house-to-house coverage. Clocks Tick Off m on you this Saturday, we hope u HAYDEN § long. The following morning, All of the major shopping cen­ tn i 10‘ they boarded a plane for the ters in the local area will also that you won’t disappoint them Gifts For Grads —they need and deserve your 20 next place on their itinerary. be covered to include any local Memorial Day ticked off support. Your cooperation will Previous plane passenger had residents who are doing their1 memorable gifts to Shaw ’59 weekend shopping when the be greatly appreciated by the ‘IAKK 16 Norge OPEN • Doubleload left a New York newspaper be­ boys who will benefit from the graduates Edward Klishak. hind him which Mrs. Davis and boys ring their doorbell, The Washers 24 HOURS Dryerz supervised program of sum­ 1130 Eddy rd., and Jacob BY STUDEBAKER Mrs. Kepner were interested in boys will be toting smalli col- Weaver, 12821 Phillips ave., on 1342 Hayden—Next to Lawson's lection cans in which they' will mer baseball activity as a re­ reading. They were amazed to sult of your financial aid. the Nelson Jewelry Store clock. see a wire service account de­ gratefully accept donations of The clock which was started scribing the meb fighting and any denomination. WRITERS May 15th stopped opposite wounding the nine persons at The money collected during Weaver’s and Klishak’s num­ From $1950 the intersection of The Prado the Tag Day canvass will be Sigma Tau Delta, a writers’ bers May 30th. Klishak re­ and Neptuno which supposedly used to provide operating funds group, will hold its annual ceived a Gruen watch and took place the day they were for the four leagues sponsored awards luncheon Saturday. Gold Weaver a Parker pen and pen- there. They had box seats to a by the ECLLI. Naturally, it cups will be awarded to the first cil set. prize winners for the best short ‘Americas Most Wanted Car news event which never took takes a great deal of money to George Nelson, who oper- place. supply the needs for almost story, play, essay, articles, monologue, narrative and lyrical ates the jewelry store at 1385 Mrs. Kepner, who understands 600 East Cleveland boys who poem. Hayden ave., has been provid­ Spanish relates how their cab take part in this popular base­ ing gifts for two lucky Shaw driver in Mexico tried to be co­ ball program which is now in graduates for over 25 years. dba operative in finding a bull fight its seventh year of existence. R C L MOTORS Here's a sure way to for them. He stopped at every For example, in 1958, a total DeMolays Give street corner and asked the men of $5,474.85 was spent to meet itsieft tO ttSt delight a June bride standing there if they knew the expenses required to pur­ Highest Honor where there was a bull fight. chase equipment, provide med­ WALL PAINT FARR MOTORS .. . give her lovely, When each of them replied in ical insurance coverage, pay The Order of DeMolay wili Cleveland's Oldest, Largest and Most Dependable Studebaker Dealership' the negative, the “Driver would the umpires’ and scorers’ fees present the first DeMolay swear in Spanish. Mildly, of and sustain the cost of awards Awards Night June 13th at 8:00! lifetime jewelry gifts p. m. in the East Cleveland Ma-J 800 East 152nd Street Liberty 1-6300 course, because he was a very presented to the championship teams. A breakdown of the ’58 sonic Temple, 1850 Belmore rd. from our wide selection. sweet fellow,” said Mrs. Kepner. JUST NORTH OF 5 POINTS Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday Evenings expenses is as follows: Equip- The degree of Chevalier, high-, The trips which Mrs. Kepner est honor an active member can, and her widowed mother have receive, will be conferred upon) taken since 1954 included a gen­ Accordion Lessons eral sightseeing tour of Florida, $5.70 WALTER F. MEYEH California with Yellowstone as Private Plus Band Training JEWELER the main attraction on the way HERMAN FIORDALISI'S STOREWIDE out. A ride down the Mississippi GAUS CONS. OF MUSIC Goes on fast and easy 12504 ST. CLAIR AVENUE i on the “Delta Queen,” an excur­ 880 E. 185 St. KE. 1-2431 No lapping — No spotting sion through the everglades of Dries in thirty minutes Florida, island hopping in the Washable — Made with latex West Indies and most recently Over 100 gorgeous colors the Jaunt to Cuba and Mexico. Attention/ This is our first store­ While on these many excur­ WORKING wide sale. Our floors sions Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Kep­ ner observed other ways of life, MOTHERS! are jammed to the met many new acquaintances Work this summer with peace of UNION PAINT CO. and collected souvenirs. They mind. Send your children to the 13417 Euclid at Superior walls and more com­ have brought back some colorful ing in each day. We HE SINCERE baskets and pictures which they RETAIL — WHOLESALE particularly treasure because BARBRE have reduced every­ understanding, they watched the artists making PHONE them. Other items which they DAY CAMP . MUlberry 1-0789 thing in our store so interested attention which have collected are statuettes, Chardon Road "Paint and Wallpaper it will move out. Use we provide each family is handcarved figurines, and fine Willoughby Hills homemade loomed materials. Is Our Business" Mrs. Davis expresses the way Weekly rates or entire summer. our low terms for every bit as important as Hot meals, transportation door- she regards the opportunity to Open Friday Nita your purchase. do all these things when she to door; swimming, horseback the modern facilities and riding, handcrafts, all included TUI 8 PM. says, “what’s the sense of go­ equipment which we main­ in one low weekly rate. Children ing places if you don’t do 5*2 to 11. O BRIEN PAINTS THS ORDilt tain, and the high quality things.” Weekdays—WH. 3-0166 OF TMl Mrs. Davis has a closely knit •oiotn nuu merchandise available. family life and enjoys her chil­ Evenings—TV. 1-0667 dren. Her other children besides Lucille Grose, 14015 Superior Mrs. Ralph Kepner are Mrs. Eva Barton, 13431 Shaw ave.: FAMILY GROWING? Roy, of 55 East 214th st.; and Edwards Albert of 214th st., and Kennison AUTO INSURANCE ave. Mrs. Davis also has seven THAT YOU CAN AFFORD Need a BIG6ER Refrigerator ome grandchildren. Part of the joy of her trips is bringing back Extra Discount On 2nd Car trinkets for therp. with a BI6GER Freezer? Asked if she had anything she ztdr .... ON liked to do especially other than reading and traveling, she re­ better service CHAIRS MULBERRY plied, “With four children, who needs a hobby.” SETTER RATES 1-3514 THE NEAREST AGENT STUDIO COUCHES MIRRORS "t A son, Timothy Oliver, was CALL huGIDAIRE ! horn on May 25th to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weaverling, 1117 East 125th st. - Deluxe - i i3l-45 EUCLID AVENUE 2207U Lake Shore Blvd Refrigerator A by Dick Bibler Euclid REGINALD Attove The Cleveland Trust Co with

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