The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

December 13, 1966

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The Plain Dealeri

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Cleveland, Ohio

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Tuesday, December 13, 1966

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48

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THE PLAIN DEALER TUESDAY DECEMBER 13 1966 48 live plants and Partly Sunny Too Services will be Thursday at St Giegoiy the Gi catl £ejeraj an pOver(y funds dur hnlir Church 4477 Ardendalo Road South Euclid at ah i 10 chance of PARTLY NY US Deaths Precipitation (inches) HOURS STATED Sun NEW Michael Cas every day and Sunday tooin PD comics Something going on 3 tea St Kitts pc Teg'cigipo pc Veracruz cv Calgarv cv Edmonton pc Montreal Ottawo Regino cv Toronto DC Winnioeg cv Vancouver Anchorage airbanks Oslo Paris cv Sofia Stockholm Tokvo cv Tunis pc Vienna cv Warsaw pc Lisbon 30 3130 29 31 58 28 47 63 3046 31 28 75 19 Trace 82 82 84 72 81 84 86 68 55 79 77 82 73 87 Indira Opens Campaign NEW DELHI India OP) Prime Minister Indira Gandhi yesterday started her cam paign for general elec tions in ebruary Rdoftop Room lowering at Home 3048 29 28 89 20 Trace 30 30 30 198 0 216 120 3075 270 Hill Hollows Show ailure Success of Poverty War show how much you really care! Park Manor is a retirement John Gallucci John Gallucci a foreman at the Hupp Corp died yesterday of a heart ailment at his home 4476 College Road South Euclid after an illness of about a month He was 63 Mr Gallucci is survived by his wife Eleanor four sons Joseph James Thomas and John a classified adver tising salesman for The Plain Dealer four grandchildren three sisters and a brother Mrs Edouard Petrequin Mrs Edouard Petrequin widely known volunteer worker for the Cleveland Society for the Blind and wife of the board chairman of the Petrequin Paper Co died Sun day at her home Mrs Petrequin who was 62 was born Ruth Bailey in Cleveland She was graduated from Hathaway Brown School and Pine Manor Junior College Wellesley Mass In addition to her many years of service with the blind she was a charter member of the Colony Garden Club and was a past member of the St Luke Hospital Junior Board She resided at 13800 Shaker Boulevard SE Surviving in addition to her husband are two sons Edouard II and Scott a daughter Mrs Judith Rica and five grandchildren all of Cleveland Memorial services will be at Epworth Euclid Methodist Church Chester Avenue at 107th Street at 3 pm tomorrow Mrs Melopmeni Madias Mrs Melopmeni Madias a past secretary and treasurer of the Kardymilian Ladies Society of the Greek Church of the Annunciation died Thursday in her home 1064 148th Street She was 70 Mrs Madias the former Melopmeni Mimides came to the United States in 1921 She is survived by a son Eddy and a daughter Mrs Koula (Kay) Monoyudis two brothers and three sisters Services were at SS Constantine and Helen Greek Ortho dox Church 3352 Mayfield Road Cleveland Heights Arthur Miller Services for Arthur Miller 72 retired owner of the old Miller Son Jewelry Store at 2832 Lorain Avenue will be at Cleveland Temple Memorial 8937 Euclid Avenue at 2 pm tomorrow Mr Miller died yesterday in Mount Sinai Hospital Mr Miller was a 32d degree Mason a 50 year member of Cleveland City Masonic Lodge and a 52 year member of the Central YMCA Business Club He attended University School Surviving are his wife lorence: two sons Charles and Dr Joseph A an optometrist and four grandchildren His home was at 3290 Warrensville Center Road Shaker Heights Arrangements are by Sydney Deutsch Alphonse Gauvreau Alphonse Gauvreau a former consulting electrical 1 engineer here died Sunday of a heart attack at his home on Holloway Road Holland near Toledo He was 49 or the last four years Mr Gauvreau was a consulting electrical engineer for the Toledo Prestolite Co part of the 1 AutoUte Division of ord Motor Co Mr Gauvreau attended Massachusetts Institute of Tech 1 iiology and came to Cleveland in 1941 His late father Emile was a former editor of the New York Daily News Surviving are his wife Ruth a daughter Venere and his mother Mrs Sarah Gauvreau His residence here was at 3180 Sycamore Road Cleveland Heights Charles Maruna Charles Maruna a retired master plumber died ri day in the Alverina Rest Home He was 81 Mr Maruna who resided for many years at 4201 Mar vin Avenue remained active in the plumbing business until he was 75 He kept his shop in his home He was a member of the old Cadet Lodge of St Pro Catholic Church 3181 41st Street The organization is now called the Catholic Order of oresters He is survived by four children a son Edward and three daughters Mrs Evelyn Mann Mrs Ruth Zupancic and Mrs Charlotte Bugas Services will be at 10 am today in St Thomas More Catholic Church 4170 Amber Drive NW Dr Leo McNeeley Dr Leo McNeeley who practiced dentistry on the near West Side of Cleveland died Sunday in Grandview Hos pital in Dayton He was 72 Dr McNeeley born in Cleveland left here 30 years ago to conduct his practice in Dayton He was a graduate of the Western Reserve Dental School in 1915 He is survived by his wife Leora two daughters Mrs Martha auth and Mrs Patricia Strain eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services will be at 9:30 am tomorrow in the Walters funeral home in Dayton LosAngcles Louisvil tc cv Memphis cv Beacli cv MidiandTex Milwaukee MplsStPaul Orleans cv NewYork NorthPlatte OklaCitv cv Omaha Philadciphia Phoenix pc Pittsburgh PortlandMe PortiandOre Ra'eigh RapidCitv PC Reno cv Richmond cv I niiK rv StPrbgTa'na 63 LOKCLnV PG SanAntonio SanOiego pc Srancisco StSfeMarie pc Scattle Shreveport pc Spokane ucson pc Wichita By MARJORIE HUNTER New Yoi Times Service WELCH Half way up Bottom Creek Hollow a dismal avenue of coal black ened shacks stands a crum bling house on which some one has plastered a big sign Miles away up Shop Hol low stands a green shingled house with a brand new pic ture window framing a cheer ful living room These are the two faces of McDowell ambitious and expensive effort to help the poor part of the US an tipoverty program One is the face of failure The other is the face of sue cess ALL UP AND DOWN Shop Hollow the poor are stretch rom Wire Reports WASHINGTON Dr Stan ley Hornbeck 83 former US ambassador to the Neth erlands died last weekend NEW Richard Him ber 60 a magician and for mer leader of a famous band in the big band era was found dead in his Manhattan apartment Sunday Joseph McIn tyre 56 administrative as sistant to Sen Edward Ken nedy' died of a heart attack Mrs Herbert Jackson gave the Wade Park Manor a new look in its rooftop room yesterday Mrs Jackson has complete ly remodeled and redecorated the penthouse room overlook ing Wade Park Lagoon in a garden including flow ered drapes fountain The Wade operated as home by the Christian Resi dences oundation It also has transient guests Mrs Jack husband is chairman of the executive committee Remodeling of the room in cluded replacing a brick parapet with glass and opening up the view by means of picture windows Mrs Jack son said the Wade Park Manor more to offer as a retirement home than any place The Jacksons live at 16608 Aldersyde Drive Shake Heights He is retired senior partner of Pickands Mather Co High Low 46 50 38 46 45i 32 43 40 56 28 26 44 51 34 44 28 29 31 53 37 30 24 52 20 44 40 48 30 40 55 44 58 40 Miss Minnie Weber ormer Teacher Dies Miss Minnie A Weber 90 who retired from teaching in Cleveland schools in 1940 after a career of 40 years died Sunday in St Vincent Charity Hospital During her career Miss Weber taught at Sowinski and Hodge elementary schools East High School and Patrick Henry Junior High School She was graduated from old Central High School and the old Cleveland Normal School Miss Weber was a member of the Sorosis Club and the irst Baptist Church and its Evening Guild Surviving is a sister Miss Weber lived at 15985 Nela crest Road East Cleveland Services will be at Charles Melbourne Sons funeral home 12737 Euclid Avenue East Cleveland at 1 pm tomorrow paved road to replace the twisting muddy lane even of organizing a garden club IN CONTRAST the pro gram has been a complete failure in Bottom Creek Hol low Adult education classes were set up there but after some weeks there was no one in class except the teacher Today when antipoverty workers approach the mouth of Bottom Creek Hollow the people go to their houses and pull down the blinds Shop Hollow is a true com munity today because of one person Earl Hagerman a re markable man of the hollow Earl and Mary Hagerman cumulated junk such as auto and their eight children lived Ray Lamb Dies ormer City Official Services' for Ray Lamb finance director for the City of Cleveland in 1932 and 1933 and a retired general partner of the stock brokerage firm of Merrill i Lynch Pierce enner Smith will be in Onr Ladv nf Ppsca Cafhnlk Churrh 12503 Buckingham Avenue SE at 10:30 am Thursday 5 '4' Mr Lamb who was 72 died yester day in St Hospital Besides his long career in the field of finance Mr Lamb was also active in charitable work He was a past vice president and a Ray Lamb director of the Catholic Charities Corp for 10 years honorary chairman and a former advisory board chairman of St Ann Hospital and a founder vice president and board member of Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio Mr Lamb was chairman of the building committee for the Cuyahoga County Morgue at University Circle He helped organize radio station WERE and was a director his death He was a member of the Union Club Bond Club and Shaker Heights Country Club MR LAMB ATTENDED St Ignatius College now John Carroll University and the former Cleveland Law School now part of Cleveland Marshall Law School of Baldwin Wal lace College Mr Lamb was associated with Otis Co from 1920 to 1932 when he became city finance director He supervised the issuance of $27 million in city scrip to pay city employes in lieu of cash The scrip was redeemed in 1935 In November 1933 Mr Lamb became associated with the Home Owners Loan Corp ATER SEVERAL promotions he was named assistant general manager of HOLC in Washington He remained in that post until 1936 when he returned to Cleveland as resi dent manager of the former A Pierce Co After a series of mergers the firm of Merrill Lynch Pierce enner Smith was formed Mr Lamb was a gen eral partner until his semiretirement in 1959 Surviving are his wife Agnes two sons Richard and John five grandchildren a brother and a sister His home was at 13700 Shaker Boulevard SE ROOM AT THE John Briggs left president of the Christian Residences oundation at Wade Park Manor took delivery of the remodeled 12 floor penthouse sitting room yesterday from Mr and Mrs Herbert Jackson 1 82 68 72 41 28 23 20 38 32 11 48 8 37 32 23 56 23 20 48 50 8 44 27 36 38 33 16 Herman Korman Services for Herman Korman 74 a retired insurance agent who died Sunday while attending a dance at the Jewish Community Center will be at the Miller Memorial Chapel 27570 Chagrin Boulevard Woodmere at 11 am today Mr Korman was a member of the Zionist Organization of America Jewish National Workers Alliance Community Temple Achduth Club Golden Agers of the JCC and a volunteer worker for the Jewish National und Surviving are his wife Rose three daughters Mrs rances Sheber Mrs Mildred Rabine and Mrs Natalie Gelfand six grandchildren one great grandchild three sisters and a brother His home was at 4134 Hinsdale Road South Euclid High Low BU 31 36 75 53 30 29 41 43 54 46 39 41 73 33 36 56 44 50 49 48 90 I 37 55 73 54 33 52 41 42 69 44 50 27 13 21 32 36 38 35 2 30 30 30 27 20 27 44 29 36 26 26 28 21 12 17 6 19 1 19 19 30 28 34 50 19 35 25 3 am 29 3 pm 6 am 29 6 pm 9 am 29 9 pm Noon 29 i Midnight Highest temperature Monday Highest temp same date last year Lowest temperature Monday Lowest temp same dale last year 1949 1962 Mean temperature Normal Temperature Deficit temp mo to date Deficit temp yr to date Precip lost 24 hrs to 7 Total precip mo to date Excess of precip vr to date Total precip vr to date Deficit precip yr to date TODAY'S ALMANAC 55 30 33 67 12 16 39 Sunday in Kensington Md He i also served in the Department of Labor 40 27 95 33'scrly 62 who welcomed the Is greats of the world and throngs of ordinary visitors as doorman of the Empire State Building for the last 20 years died here Saturday Information from Weather Bureau at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport CLEVELAND Partly cloudy through tonight high in the upper 30s Low tonight 20 Mostly cloudy with little change in temperature tomorrow A precipitation through tonight OHIO Partly cloudy and a little warmer today high 34 to 42 Mostly cloudy with little change in temperature tomor row WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA In creasing cloudines today high 32 to 40 Wednesday cloudy with a chance of rain or snow in eastern sections WEST VIRGINIA Cloudy and continued cold today with a chance of snow east and south Highest in the mid 30s Continued cold tomorrow METEOROLOGICAL DATA MONDAY DECEMBER 12 1966 7 am 1 7 pm JU 47 28 27 85 19 0 ing their meager incomes to fix up their modest property Some have dug wells and in stalled sinks and tubs and in door toilets Others have scrubbed away the grime of decades and installed inex pensive furniture and cur tains Still others have ob tained loans to finance fur naces or install siding on then houses There are classes in adult education and sewing and cooking The 5 ycar olds at tend Head Start classes that run all year round Now there is talk of clean ing off an area for a play ground of hauling away ac I fenders and abandoned ma in a three room shack at the chinerv of trying to obtain a head of the hollow less than Iha imnnp nrrn 5 1 rx mnnu Aberdeen Athens Birmingham cy Cosablanca cy Copenhagen cv Dublin cv London cv Madridcv jMalta ac iMoscows 70 72 73 66 66 50 71 40 51 63 64 73 52 68 OREIGN 41 61 41 59 36 40 42 48 57 10 rises 7:45 a rn Sun sets 4:58 WESTERN HEMISPHERE Acapulcoc Balboa pc Barbados pc Bermuda DC Havana pc Hermosillo Kingston pc Mex Citv pc Monterrey Montevideo Nassau pc San Juan pc Santiaao pc Sao Poula pc NATIONAL SUMMARY A WEATHER DISTURBANCE off north ern lorida spread ram from the Caro linas and lorida to sou'heast Alabama IN THE NORTHWEST a low pressure system moving toward the north Paofc coast spread ram with snow at higher elevations over Washington and western Oregon GALE WARNINGS flew along the north Pacific coast as the system appiouciea the Pacific Northwest COLD WEATHER continued to grip the deep South while a warm up took place in tne north and central Plains WEATHER Mostly sunny skies will be the rule across the bulk of the nation Occasional rain with snow at higher elevations is likelv in the Southeast and the Northwest It will be cold in the Southeast and somewhat warmer from the Southwest and southern Plains to the upper Great Lakes and in northern New England TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES 9 Albany NY 39 Aipuqueraue Amorillo Asheville cy Atlanta illings cv Birmingham Bismarck pc Boise cv 8oston 1 DI UWI13V I HC'k cv BurlingtnVt cv 68 Cha'tnWVa cv 61 CharrteNC cy 63 Chicago cv 27 Cincinnati cv 6 Columbus cv 17 Denver pc 11 DesMoines 4 Detroit 21 1 Duulh 13 1 EIPaso 45'arao pc 13 ortWorth pc 44iHelcna cv Housfon llndianap's cv I JackMiss cv I Jacksonville 39 KansasCitv 4 LasVeoos cv 39 iLittleRock cv i MONDAY Below zero at Hib coibinq Minn and 5 below zero at Grand 36 I orks 30 1 MONDAY 80 at Los Angeles 57 Citv Office and 79 ct AAiramar and San I Diego Countv Airport All in California ing the year that ended Oct 31) IN SPRING 1965 the anti poverty program was new and under heavy fire from Repub lican critics The Office of Economic Opportunity which administers the program was searching for projects that might have great dramatic ap peal At federal insistence the McDowell plan was quickly converted into one of the na major rural antipovertyi efforts Eight community centers were opened each with a library and recreation area classrooms for Head Start and well equipped sewing and cooking areas Instructors andTEMPERATURES AT icuvauuii UHVtiuio nvi vui' ployed I SOME THE POOR came 1 and are still coming More than 300 5 year olds attend Head Start classes About 250 adults are enrolled in educa tion courses although the av erage daily attendance is just 140 Nearly 250 women re ceive instruction in cooking sewing and knitting THESE HAVE BEEN some i of the successes But no one from Washington on down is satisfied with the results They admit that most of the hard core poor for whom the pro gram was originally designed have not been reached The basic problem involves finding ways to get the poor interested in organizing and directing their own programs I Admitting that it made a 1 mistake Washington has directed that the program be turned around to move in that direction two years ago Like many others they were on welfare TODAY Hagerman is a paid antipoverty staff mem ber When he enrolled in night classes so did his neigh bors When he began fixing up his house others followed his example thing has meant a' whole heap to us he says mighty wor ried1 about folks up some of those other hollows got to find a way to get through to There are other Shop Hol lows in McDowell County They are places where the lives of the poor have been touched where hopes have been aroused for something better than an aimless life of illiteracy and government dole But there are more Bottom Creek Hollows still untouched poor communities where noth ing has happened despite good intentions and large amounts of monev ($721000 in Catholic Church 4477 Ardendale Road South Euclid at a time to be announced 10 I 7M tSTDx' I Drrto from US WlATHtR lURIAU 1 Jsk a Ab 1 3 7 fuwtt Arts I I AH WVvrr E3 a High Tmprotue Epcid or Doyhm Tutjday CT a Jr I I ii I 4 tl Sun.

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