The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-27
BIG CONVENTION
STARTS MONDAY
BIENNIAL MEETING OF SLovEN-
IAN CROATlAN UNION AT SOUTH
RANoE-oTHER FRAZIER
NAL NEWS.

All preparations nave Decn coHl-
pleted for the biennial convention of
the Slovenian Croatian union, which is
to be held at South Range, beginning
Monday morning. August 2. and con-
tinuing until Saturday.
Arrangements have been made with
the Copper Range road officials to run
a special train to South Range next
Sunday afternoon. leaving the Calumet
depot at 80 p. m. and picking up
delegates from Torch Lake and Portage
lake towns en- route.
A total of sixteen branches scat
tered throughout this state and Min
nesota are affiliated with the order.
and delegates from these lodges have
already been named.
The following are the delegates chos-
en-. members Of the lodges and the To-
cation:
No. 1, st. Josephs, Calumet-Frank
Sedlar, Mike Klobucher, Paul Schnel-
Ter, Peter Paisic, Joe M. Simonich. Mike
Sunich. Paul ID. Spehar and Joseph
Stefanec.
No. 2, st. Matthew, Baitic-Matt d.
Lukovich.
No. 3, st. Jacob, Laurium-Joseph
r. Sedlar.
No. 8, ST. Francis. Manistique-
George Gorse.
No. 6, ST. Nicholas. Calumet-John
Mailman and Peter Sepich.
No. 7. st. Lawrence, Ely. Mimi
Joseph Smuk.
No. 8, st. John the Maptist, Calu-
met-william Mihelchich and Ferdi-
nand Stiglich.
No 9, st. Rok, Calumet-Vinko oza-
Mich. Martin Mihelcic, b. Kuljac'
Frank Gregoric and Joseph b. Mihei-
Gle.
No, 10, st. Anne, calumet-John sus-
tarich.
No. IS, st. Trinity, Calumet-Matt
Boric.
No. IA. ST. obietelj, DodgevilIe'
Mich.-Joseph Plese.
No. IL, ST. Joseph. Copper City
George Pagnich.
No. 49,, St. Mary, calumet-Martirn'
Boff. .s..
In addition to the above, the follow
ing officers and committees will be In
attendance:
President-Joseph Chopp.
Vice President-Paul M. Spehar.
Secretary-Paul Shaltz.
Assistant secretary-C. Car.
Observation-Disclosures Sterk
Medical examiner-Dr. II. Rouna-
vaara.
Finance .committee-Peter Belopav-
lovich, Matt +. Kobe, Lucas Stefanec
Joseph Mihelchich and Il. Babich.
Executive committee-Joseph Smuk
John Spehar and Matt Ozanich.
r. o. e. Has Grown.
The Fraternal Order OF Eagles has
had remarkable growth. Founded II
Seattle twelve years ago, during tho
past Ave years in particular II mas
forged to the front as one of the active
brotherhoods of the valley and the Pa
clfic coast Today there are nineteef
hundred subordinate aeries located
throughout the United States and Can
ada, ana the total mefnBersiip eANoo"'
three hundred thousand. During th'
past ten years the subordinate bodies
have invested six million dollars II
fraternal temples and club rooms. SD
millions have been disbursed to mem
bers as sick benefits during this period
and over one million has been paid II
funeral benefits. This places the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles among the mrs
OF those organizations which combine
benefit features with social good TEL
lowship.
Pythian Sisters Reunion.
The supreme temple of Pythan Sis
tiers made up Of the wives. daughters
sisters and mothers of Pythians and o.
Knights of Pythas, will hold it's bi'
ennial convention in Milwaukee during
the first week of August.
The supreme officers are: Supreme
chief, Mrs. Nellie f. Merriam. Musko'
gee. Ok; supreme senior, Mrs. Sarah l