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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-24
THE OI'A

Rv T. \. Hall. Milford. Del.
I'm so glad we live in a land
Where we can say our say
Where We can take our stand and
In the good old republican way.
And this is what I've got to say
At this particular time
This unconstitutional OPA
Has become national crime.
I'd like To show what ! would do
If vested with the power
And | believe you'd do it too
And do il this very hour.
The secret to you now III tell
Nou may tell the OPA
I'd kick the thing clean into hell
So far it would have to stay. 1t
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-24
FELTON,

Mr. aud Mrs William Huge and
son Billy of Hayden Park, has been
visiting the formers sister, Miss
Florence IIugg
Dr.. Cooper Moore and son of
Littleton. Colorado. has been visit
ing Mrs Mary Allison At the home
OF Mrs Kenneth Grant
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Anthony of
Aberdeen. Md, were Weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs John Short
Sergeant William EIaIdcman who
has been serving with the L. $.
Army in the European theatre is
spending u turlouCh with his wife.
Mrs. Wanda IIaldcman and son.
Alan ITaldeman.
Miss Norma Jean Hughes has
been the guest of Miss Louise EOl-
iday in Washington. D. &.
Mrs. Barton Wilson. daughter
Barbara and son Jack Wilson of
Wilmington were Sunday guests
of tho formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred OuttCn
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Torhort OF
W HUI IElNlI lidN i'tfI NlNlAllS WIN
Mr.. and Mrs Russell TOrhert.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of . son on August rs in
the Memorial Hospital in Milford.
Seaman e Gerald Collins of
Sampson, \. y. spent Thursday
with hi; sister and family. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward sharp
Miss Caroline Simpler of Viii
mingtun spent the Weekend with
her parents Mr. and Mrs tlltfOrC
Simpler.
Mr.. and Mrs ola Birmingham anC
Mr.. and Mrs F'tancis Morris anC
son Francis were at RchOhoth OF
Sunday
MIR and Mrs Benjamin COvcrdal l.
had as their Weekend guests. Mrs
Willard Johnson of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs Odus Johnson ant
children of Milton. Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Huppcrt and Mr., and Mrs
Hammond Covcrdalc and daughte
loan Of N IlmlUHtOn
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-24
HARRISON


Mrs Sallt Foot" al Camden.
New Jersey is arcndin@ some time
with her sister, Mrs 'hdrl"@ but
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nlrch, and
Nh and Mrs. Joseph faYnter oi
Wilmington spent III" week "nd
with their parents. MI ana Ms.
Hiram \hrch.
Mr.. and Nh Willard N"aS"N cot
chester were Sunday guests "t hi
mother, Mrs Nddb \c3F"N and
hroth"r, John.
Miss Annah"tI" ir'tt\man has
returned hom" after attending bel
aware COLLEGE. at Newark. ~hcr"
>ho will Sr'nd hen vacation until
tn" tan tenn h'&lnS
Mir. and Mrs. stats ct Whining
ton spent sunday WIN Mr. Walton
bonn and tamllN
Mr.. ana MIS-. russell McssiCk
and MIS- W imam hickman OF
hester were dlnl'l guests ct Nh.
ana Ms Ahall'dS itIrkInan Mon
Gay cN"nlnS
'''''' 80 = 90 ''''''' N~'lN' q
Glnn'r sunday afternoon. IN honor
ct her mother. Mrs. tdl'h Barker
ami Mrs. tf\I"n Nmlth'S birthday
ANNIVERSARIES. Mr.. smith VAS also
entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. G'"rS" carey and
daughter. Mrs. tIl/ah'th Turner ol
rant lN. fIolldd were recent
guest OF Mrs. Nora Emu" aud fami-
~. Their nephew. ). Floyd lingo
returned nome WIN them tor a 1--WE
weeks FlSt.
MIS-. GoIal' Owens OF Milton
Mrs. tth"l Primo" "t Wilmington
Mrs, ESt'Il snort also OF Will
i"lhStoh VINO mas h'eh spending
the past week WIN Mr. and Mrs
Mason We've fhlcftalh'd AT Dinner
ON SUNDAY ny WI ana Mrs. l.. +
Mason NfS. Hh"f' ana MIS-. Prince
VIII Sp'ht inns Week WIN Mrs
owens al lt'h"holh.
VIZ. ana MIS-. f.dEdl run. VII. an'
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-24
SELBYVILLE

Quite a large audience was pres
emf 1T The local church last sun
day to render thanks To God for
the great and wonderful victory.
and The end OF wal Rev. Mr. jar
Wis gave a very interesting and APP
pEopriato talk from the 18th chap
Ter OF St Matthew. verses IS
through -. whore Christ rchuked
the untaithtul. He plainly pointed
ont that We had NOT won the war.
hnt God had given us the victory
tie also said let Ms be careful. lest
"" forget lest we forget This be
ms used for one of the hymns.
Roy Mr Perinchict of Bridge
ton, y. J.. made the opening pray
or. Mr. Pcrinchief is former
chaplain in the t. :. Army
our pastor. Rev. charles s. jar
Wis. left the first of the week for
Junalusna. y c., where he will re-
main through the next Weekend
The guest minister for next sun
day will be the Rev Dayton r.
Met lam. Phi D.. Lid. a member
OF The Peninsula Conference. and
At present is the vice president of
the American University at Wash
iugt0n. II {.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stephens had
u family reunion dinner ON Tues
day night IN honor of their son.
Hugh. who Just recently returned
from two and a half years in the
~
guest of honor and his wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Allan Stephens of
RoXana. Mr.. and Mrs William
Stephens and son Billy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe 'Madara and three chill
drcn. Mrs. Almcda CULLEN and two
children Mrs. Mary Richards. Miss
Florence stephens. Herbert Step
hens of town. Nh and Mrs. Gardner
Kitchens and little son Bud OF
BShopville.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth r. Perrin
chief and their -four sons of Bridge
ton. " j. are spending their va
cation with her sister and family
An. and Mrs. Leonard Lort and sor
Dick ON IIOsier avenue.
Mrs. Della Campbell was an Ov
Jersey who have been spending
their vacation with their sister
Mrs. $ T. Hudson returned 10 THEN
| omc ON Sunday.
The Sunday School will hav,
their Annual picnic at Trapp'
Pond on this Saturday. All the
children and their parents arc in
vitcd. All who do not have any wa.
are asked to meet at the church a
!" O'Clock. and there will he wa.
provided for all to 20.
Services Sunday as usual, Sun
day school at 10. Preaching at II
! MI are invited to attend these ser
vices.
Nh and Mrs Alvin Moore am
+ son Tommy and Mr. and Mrs Ray
mond Marvel OF Georgetown. spen
Sunday in Atlantic City. y. ].
crnight guest of her cousin. Mis-
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-24

t.lecta Long on Friday Miss Long 5
brother. Cal Long of Shovel, Md.
was a guest there on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Furman of
RoXana took his TWO sisters. Mrs
Mary c. Law and Miss Addic Fur
man to the Beche Hospital at
Lewcs on Saturday for Mrs. Law
to have a general check-up. after
TWO weeks of illness. She is now
slowly improving and is getting ont
a little.
Mrs. Frank W. Holloway. Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer NJ Holloway and son
Frank Marshall, spent Sunday al
ternoon at Fcnwick Island as the
guests OF Virgil Wiley and his mo-
Their, Mrs Lee Wiley and other
relatives who are there
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-24

Mrs. cullen was the daughter OF
the late Judge Charles NJ. Cullen.
a native nclaWarean and catherine
y Waugh cullen. Funeral services
IN charge ot Or. Harry EWiG. Pas
tor OF the Georgetown PrcShHtcr-
ian Church. will be conducted AT
the late home of Mrs. cullen ON :.
Bedford Street. on Saturday after
room. August 18th. at o'clock. In
tprmcnt will he made in Union
Cemetery, Georgetown.
Judge and Mrs. James Il. Carey.
of East Market Street. cntcrtaincd
al Victory Day party in honor ot
Mrs CarPY'S little nCiCe, I.OUi%c
Shamenek. oi Allentown. Pennsyl-
vania, Guests included, CarOle End
Wilson, Jane Roach, Josephine Me
Gee and Susan Murray.
Fune"al services for Mrs Myrtle
Nj. Purnell. wife of former state
Senator H. W. +. Purncll. were
conducted in Carey'S Funeral
Home. Monday afternoon August
20th. AZ two o'clock. by the Rcvc-
rend Omar T.. Jones. pastor ot
Wesley Methodist Church Mrs.
PurnCll died at the University Ot
Pennsylvania Hospital, last Friday
following an illness Of several
weeks She was the daughter of the
Reverend l.. r. and Mrs Annie
Morgan. of MiddletOwn, and in
addition to her husband and par
cntS. she is survived by two ~;
and two sisters The sons are Cap
tain John Truitt PUrncll who ar
wed by plane from Kansas. ON
Saturday morning, and Louis Nor
gan Purnell of GcOrGCtOW Her
sisters are Mrs. Lillian Hudson OF
Delaware City and Mrs. Elizabeth
Tontainc of New York. Intcrment
was made in Union Cemetery
Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Rogers ot
Georgetown. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Rogers of Chester. Pa. Mr. anc
Mrs Lloyd Rogers of Georgetown
Mrs. Jennie jefferson and TuClI;
Marvel. spent Sunday with Mr. anC
Mrs Edward Rogers. near George
town.
Mrs. Ida Tyndall and Mrs. Lilli,
- Tyndall spent the week end at Re
( FObOth Beach
, Reverend j. Edward D0WnCs
; pastor of Snyder Avenue Methods
: Church, of Philadelphia, has beer
+ visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il
t Stevenson, ST. here, and Mr.. ant
= Mrs. Fred DOdd at Stockley. III
5 preached at the closing service a
g Carcy's Camp. Reverend Downcs.
g former resident of Georgetown. ha
o been pastor of the Snyder Avcnu
|, church, for the past % years.
q
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GREENWOOD

Mrs. Clarence PcrCiVal of Balti-
". J. Mills and Mrs. IT, r. Mills
last week
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Spence re-
turned home from a weeks vaca-
ton spent with Or. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Allen at Bayvicw
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Meredith,
and daughter Faye spent last week
at Ocean Grove. \. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Copple and
son Dick of Salisbury, Md, visited
Mrs. II. r. Mills last week.
Mrs. S. s Wroten left ON Tues
day of last week to spend two
weeks at Ocean Grove. y. j
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FELTON, Methodist Church 4 Circuit
Rev. John Il. nichl. Minister
Sunday. August 26

sunday. August ~
FELTON, The Church School Ses-
si0ns beginning at 9:i5 a. IN. with
all age groups meeting under the
direction of the divisional superin-
tendents. The morning worship
service beginning at 1880 a. m.
Sermon by the pastor. The even
ing service beginning at 7:45 o.
clock in charge of O. l.. Hastings.
The mid-wcfk prayer fellowship
hour on Tuesday evening at 7:i5
o'clock in charge of the pastor.
Manship The church school scs-
sion beginning at 1920 a. III. in
charge of the superintendent. w,
S. Jester No preaching service.
Masten'S Corner ---,.c~-THa church
school session beginning at p. m,
followed by the Worship service at
3 ~ IN. Sermon by the pastor.
Viola The church: school scs-
sion at 10 a. IN. in charge of the
superintendent. Lowell Roland. The
evening Worship service beginning
at 80 O'Clock. Sermon by the pas
tor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
PETTY OFFICER
MIKE ]. STAKICH

/. M. and Mrs. Thomas Stakich,
1856 e. 161 Street, were notified
by the Navy Department that
their son Chief Petty Officer
Mike j. Stakich, age 36 years,
was killed in action on Nav. 9
on Okinawa. P/O Stakich was
serving with the Navy since
1928. He was a graduate of Col
linwood High School. His last
letter home was dated April
3Oth.
Besides his parents, he leaves
his wife, Wilma, and two daugh-
ters, Eleanor and Grace, of San
Diego, California. He is also sur
vived by brothers Sgt. Peter in
the Pacific, Shipfitter Daniel in
the Atlantic, James, and sisters,
Mrs. Marie Mocilnikar, Mrs.
Eleanor Janasek, and Ann.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
ll,itiol Doncs at
Slov. soei ionrs

Remember the days when the
dances lasted until Loo q. IN. 81
later as long as everyone was
enjoying themselves? Well, now
That the curfew has beenF lifted
you can once again 90 back to
those times"
The newly formed singing
club in Euclid, Ohio, going u1l.
der the name Of aSkrjancki, 7
and which, Incidentally Will
soon be known under d new
name is holding its first dance
tonight at the Slovenian So
ciety Home on Recher Avenue.
One Of our own members, Val
Grill, and his popular orchestra
will furnish the music. Dancing
will begin at 500 p. m. until ?
Admission is SOC. All service
men and servicewomen will be
admitted free.
We hope to see each and
everyone of you tonight.
- Emilia Ozbic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pirnat,
142O7 Thames Avenue announce
the engagement of: their daugh-
ter Elsie, to Pvt. Frank J. Fen
de, son of the wellknown Mr..
and Mrs. John Fende, 1851 E.
1877 Street. Pvt. Fende was re-
Gently home on. furlough.
After IA months of service in
the South Pacific with the Ma
rine Corps Reserves, Sgt. Jack
Ellard, was home on furlough.
He became engaged to Miss
Frieda Furlan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Furlan, 1913
Hale Avenue. Sgt. Ellard is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. El-
lard, North Holly, Cal. He is
Stationed at Cherry Point, NJ. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Simenc,
,779 E. 155 Street announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Mary Josephine to Petty Officer
3/cJohn Lukanc, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lukanc ST., 698 E.
159 Street. P 20 Lukanc is home
on "a day leave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26

HEhdsnon 1ili2 - >1ASS~sSS ~11OS -
KiN cd IN Action
6 .l .. q
MATE RtJroLprI RozMAN

The Navy Department has in
formed Mrs. Sophie Kenny, that
her son, Aviation Machinist's
Mate Rudolph Rozman, who
was previously listed as missing
in the Pacific since Oct. %, was
killed in action on that date. He
was q gunner on a B-24.
Mate Rozman attended East
Technical High School. He en-
listed in the service on Jan. Z,
1943 and was serving overseas
since last July.
His grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roman reside at 866 E.
rs Street. Memorial services for
Mate Roman, and his uncle,
Pfc. Joseph Roman, who was
killed June 9Th in France, will
be held Wednesday, June 9Th,
at ST. Vitus Church. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Pop Concert Season
Opens JuHe End

The seventh annual season Of
summer pop" concerts, featur-
ing The Cleveland Summer Or
chestra, conducted by Rudolph
RingWall, and distinguished so
loists, will begin on Saturday
evening, June End, in Cleve-
lands Public Auditorium. This
season sixteen concerts are
planned, every Wednesday and
Saturday evening with the
single exception Of the Fourth
of July, when the orchestra will
perform at the annual Festival
Of Freedom in the Stadium.
Hollace Shaw, the former
"VivienV of the Hour of Charm
radio program, will be featured
as soloist at the opening con-
cert, June End. The occasion
will be General Electric night
and several thousand of the
conpany's employees are ex-
pected to attend. ...
A modest scale of ticket prices
-35c, 60c and Csc for balcony
seats and $1.4O, $1.55 for table
seats, including tax, prevails for
the concerts. Money-saving cou-
pom books with a $500 value for
$3.50 are now available to the
public through upwards of fifty
civic organizations as well as at
the executive offices, 613 Bulk
ley Building, Cherry 6256.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Victory: Pepper
Campaign

This coming week school pu.
pills throughout Metropolitan
Cleveland are taking home en-.
rollment cards for their fathers
to enlist in the Paper Drive
Army to work on the Victory
Paper Campaign countrywide
curb collection in their own
neighborhoods June 3.
"Now that We Day has come
and gone,'' says John A. Craw-
ford, campaign chairman" our
armed forces have already start
ed training and moving to the
Pacific to finish up the Jap
phase of the War.
"This means added demands
on our fast-shrinking national
stockpile of paper. Every item
of equipment and supply must
be double packed in paper to
Withstand the tropical climate
of the Pacific.
"The only way we can meet
this increased demand for pa
per is to step-up our waste pa
per collections everywhere. This
County has made the oustand-
ing record in the nation on
paper salvage, and now in the
June 3 drive, we have our best
opportunity of the year to make
a real contribution
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Telefiews Theotre

The most stirring story in Ma
val warfare ever filmed, off
cial Navy pictures that show
the Japanese attack ON the U. S.
Carrier Franklin, headline the
new program at the Telenews
this week.
The Franklin joins the Navy
attack on Kyushu. Island. Sud
denly a Jap dive bomber at
tacks. The Franklin is hit at
the most vulnerable moment.
Our own bombs and rockets, ex-
posed for loading plus 100000
pounds: Of explosives and 10000
gallons Of gasoline are hit.
Great explosions rock the car
rier. The Franklin becomes a
fiery ammunition dump blow
ing up bit by bit. The Franklin's
captain refuses to abandon ship
and fights on. Jap planes attack
and are shot down. The Cruiser
Santa Fe comes alongside to re
move the wounded just as ter
rifle blast rocks the carrier.
The destroyer Hickok along
side stern rescues trapped crew
men. In this epic Of heroisnl,
772 men were killed or lost. This
was the greatest single loss Of
the War. The Franklin crippled
the battle riddled returns to
New York. No ship before took
this amount Of punishment and
survived. Al Brooklyn Navy
Yard ia officers and men are
decorated for their bravery.
San PietrOs II = stirring film
record Of the visi0us fighting
necessGrY fer on FIFTH Army to
captufs this stFnt IL prize dur
ing tlts cxktical staGus a our
advance nortl lIs,srd on the Itali.
III boot IA order to reach Rome
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
WAR BOND RALLY

A War Bond Rally will be
held at the Slovenian National
Home, June 22nd at 7:30 p: m.
During the program the winner
of the Bond Drive Contest will
be announced, One of the main
attractions of the evening will
be the Coast Guard Band. There
will be other acts also. So just
watch your local papers for
further notice and keep on buy
ing War Bonds from your Bon
dadier.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Obituaries

KozelY. Rudolph-Age 62 years.
Residence at 687 E. 156 st.
Survived by wife, five sons,
and four daughters.
-Legan. John-Of 1903 Aetna
Road. 81 years of age. Two
sons and daughter survive.
Lunder. Agnes-5603 Dib bic
Avenue. Age, Sc years. Sur.
vived by two sons and two
daughters.
Maize. William Joseph-Two-
month old son of Joseph and
Alberta Maize, 15O28 Cardinal
Avenue. Also survived by
brother.
Medvedic. Matthew-Age, 50
years. Residence, 97S e. rs
Street. Survived by wife, and
s SSVCl CllllOI0u.
Penko. Marion-57 years Of age.
Residence, 14724 Westropp
Avenue. Husband and four
children survive.
Skufca. John-Of 1914 st. Clair
Avenue. Age, 68 years. Sur
vived by brother in Millvale,
Pa.
Turk. vslsntine Residence At
6708 Schaeffer Avenue. sc
years Of age. Survived ~
wife, five sons and one daugh.
ter.
zdovc. Jossph OF 1181 n GO
Street. Age, Is years. Two
| nephews and niece survive.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. Frances Hegler, 765 =.
236 Street arrived home from
the hospital. Friends may visit
her at the above address.
Mrs. Anthony Uss, who prior
to illness, operated a delicates.
sen at IS So and Superior Ave.
niue is home from the hospital.
He wishes to thank all his
friends who visited him, and in
particular Mr.. John L. Mihe'
Itch, American Legion, Joe Grill
and sisters.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
WEDDING BELLS

Last Saturday, Miss Justine
Stopar, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stopar, 211O7 Tracy
Avenue, became the bride OF
Raymond Erickson.
st. Paul's Church, in Euclid,
was the scene of a wedding this
morning at 1000 uniting in mar
riage Miss Mary c. Dermasa,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
seph Dermasa, Chapman Ave,
and Mr.. Russell E. Grady.
Congratulations!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
BIRTHS

DR.. and Mrs. Leonard Jan.
char, announce the birth of a
baby boy, their first child.
Mothers maiden name was Eve.
lyn Rose Skoda She is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Skoda. Dr.. Janchar is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Janchar,
$40 g. "a Street. Ccngratula-
tions!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Wounded IN Action
ELECTRICIANS MATE
ROBERT F. MOVING

Electricians Mate Robert r.
Novinc, 20 year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Novinc, was
wounded in action in the Paci-
fic on April 18th. He is recover
ing from his wounds in a hos
pital on Saipan. Prior to enter
ing the service two years ago,
he was employed at the Euclid
Electric Co. s&.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
Atneridon legion
1 Loks Sior Post

OIilcet our IuHcLfOnS nave been
rare due to the war and as the
war situation has been some
what alleviated through the eli:
mii1atiorl Of the western 'insti-
gator Of inhui11an Brutality, the
entertainment coinfnittee at our
last meeting, May 10, 1945 de
cided to hold a buffet social.
This event will take place on
Saturday, June End at 5415 st.
Clair Avenue. The invitations
are extended to members and
their friends. The members Of
the auxiliary told us to let them
worry about the victuals,s and
that's huff said.
We are happy to report that
Anthony Uss, who was in a
critical condition at the Veter-
~
ans hospital, is on the road to
recovery. ''We are hoping to
see you DIP and around soon,
Red r
Recently our very charming
Mrs. Josephine Haffner cele-
I =
brated her birthday and your
scribe might mention here that
he was one of the victims of
those diversified pretzel sticks
that she passed around. They
sure kept your writer awake
half the night quenchings his
thirst. In spite of that, 10, many
more happy birthdays!
When fellow needs a friend,
that's John Bukovnik. John
looked high and low for a mega
tive of picture for which this
writer had posed some % years
ago. Fortunately the negative
was found and was still in good
condition. To top it off, a late
photo was also taken, which was
tinted and enlarged. Not only
was it quite a flattering like
ness, but Mr.. Bukovnik said
"this one is for free" Thanks,
John, it sure, is appreciated!
The tension that has some
what relieved our mothers
hearts the past Mothers Day
was most surely rejoiced by
all, but as we all know our
mothers loveab1e hearts never
rest. -.'-. ...-. ..... ~.
Have you done your good deed
today? = If not, buying a War
Bond during the mighty 7th
campaign would be an excellent
one. ..... b.. 4.
-..,' John Wenzel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26

4 All members Of Lodge "Zdru-
zenje bratje," No. 26 SNPJ, are
requested to attend an impor-
tant meeting to be held on Sun
day, June 3, at the Slovene
Workmen's Home, Waterloo Rd.
Elections will be held for, dele
gates to the convention, which
will take place in Eveleth, Min
nesota on August Is.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
LAST DANCE or SEASON

Tomorrow, May ~, will mark
the last dance Of the season that
Johnny Vadnal and his
Sloveae Lads: will play for, at
the Siovene Workmen's Home,
Waterloo Rd. We'll be Locking
for all Of ypu; 50 until tonaor-
row evening, adieul
Snoopy
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-26
DANCE roBlcRHOW

Lodge 'NailDs'' No. 264 sNPJ,
is sponsoring 4 dance which will
be held III tlae West Side Slo.
yene Home, 8Bl8 Dellisoif Ave.
nue. al 4 81 II. lIilsic will bs
Furnished Isl RGdy zatc trio.