Moving operations get under way this week at 101-year-old St. John Lutheran Church, 4386 Mayfield Rd., South Euclid.  Because the building foundation has been weakened, the church will be moved back 75 feet and connected to the church school. The suburb's Plan Commission last week gave approval to an enlargement of the parking area. Parsonage also will be moved.  (clevelandmemory.org)

With the organization of the South Euclid Fire Department in 1922 came a change in the method of giving alarm in case of fire. For many the church bell of St. John Lutheran Church served as a fire warning signal and was followed by the use of a steam whistle installed at the Prasse Basket Factory. Later on May 17, 1923, a real fire siren was placed in operation at the Town Hall.   (City of South Euclid)