South Bend news-times., 1918-09-06
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
snCIAL EXENTS.

Z.
niary or St Stanislsus church met
Thursday evening az ST Stanislaus
school rooms. Sewing and knitting
occupied the evening. The monthly
meeting viii be held Thursday, Sept.
l.. al their headquarters.
Members Of Kosciuszko Red Cross
auxiliary. 40. S. and Columbus Red
Cross auxiliary, No. Il, held an aft
ernoon and evening meeting Thurs
day in st John Canuus library par
lcrs The time was devoted 10 sew
ing on hospital garments.
4 regular meeting OF the White
Eagle. White Cross aUXilary was
held Thursday evening II 4. Balicki
Falcons hall. W. Division ST, Thurs
dav afternoon and evening. During
the business session a report OF
work turned into the circle was
made The number OF articles con
tributed amounted 10 seven pairs
knitted socks. Il handkerchiefs, one
knitted sweater and nine pairs pa
iamas. After the business session
the time was devoted 70 knitting
and sewing on hospital supplies. The
next meeting will be held Thursday,
Sept -.
"Promien Wolnosci," White Cross
auxiliary of ST. Casimir's church
met Thursday evening at the parish
library parlors The next meeting
will he held Thursday. sept. u.
MASS MEETING.
A mass meeting Of al the local
and out Of town Polish citizens is
being scheduled by the Polish mill
tarv committee. 70 take place at 4.
Baliciki Falcons hall, W. Division
ST sunday evening az 1880 o'clock.
John P. RozplOchowski, secretary
of the military committee, will give
detailed report on finances and the
activities Of the administration fo-
the ensuing year Clement s. Smogor
viii render a report for the dele
gates Of the proceedings and deci'
sions resolved upon at the Detroit
convention held Aug &c 70 81. The
most important feature Of the meet
ing will be the discussion to devise
plan Of raising among the indiana
, Poles their share Of contribution
levied upon each member OF fam
ilv 10 the s1O.0OO.00O Polish war
fund. The speakers OF note on this
question will be DR. Binkowsk. re-
cruiting officer. and Rev. Kowalew-
ski. both Of South Chicago. Z. Bal
lexis military band. 10. I. will rem
der musical selections during inter
missions. The committee in charge
f IL Of ha
meeting perfected by saturday even
ing
PERSONALS.
Misses Sophia Kossman and
Eugenia Tobiasz OF Chicago have re-
turned after spending two weeks
vacation at the home OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs Frank Klos. All s Chaplin St
Miss Gertrude Pierzchinski Of To-
/ ledo. O.. is spending a few weeks
with her sister. Mrs. Joseph Riddle
( ". CoIfax av.
Mrs. Mary Jablonowska. Grace St,
/ has received word OF the safe ar
rival overseas OF her son, Edwin.
/ 2Irs. J. T. Rurzicka and children,
I Cecilia and Robert. Pulaski St. and
\ their guests Miss Virginia Stefa-
novice Of East Chicago. and Miss
Mary Jachimiak Of Michigan City.
I have gone 20 Lasalle. III where
they viii spend a week with rela-
/ tives
Boleslaus wydak of Chicago has
returned following "A short visit with
] Mr. and Mrs Frank KlOs, Al s.
I Chaplin 81.
Miss Anna Chrzanowska. W. sam
pie ST. Is enjoying a three weeks
vacation at Peru. Ind. where she
visits with relatives.
Joachim Cukierski y. Olive ST..
left Thursday morning for Adrian,
Mich. on a business visit.
The Misses Mary Malinowska,
] Leocadia Poznawska. Victoria Reh-
der and Martha Ryan have returned
from an outing at Eagle lake. Ed
wardsburg Mich.
Frank Konopczak. formerly OF
South Bend and now a resident Of
West Pullman, Ill, is spending ons
week with relatives here.
Casimir Gadacz, 1925 W. Division
ST.. who enlisted IN the United States
navy. passed the entrance examina-
tions and left Thursday for Great
/ Lakes naval training station
/ Mrs. Helen Hosinski 1927 W
/ Thomas St. who has been critically
/ i'll for several weeks, is not improv-
ing.
Joseph Werwinski. 405 6. Chaplin
/ St. has returned from business
visit az indianapolis. Ind