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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-02-15
STR AVN 81
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Wnlle the OQuS SC1ll IdVOr cOnClIlu-
alton of 80 per cent of parity sup
ports on wheat and other basic crops
for at least a year or two beyond
1854, Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son is going about in his campaign
against rigid, high-level supports.
President Eisenhower is strongly
backing Benson's position. If the
President should veto bill extend
ing rigid supports, it is by no means
certain that its supporters could
muster the two-thirds vote required
to override a veto. If Congress sus-
tanned veto and no other new legis-
lation were enacted by Jan. 1, 1855,
the 1949 act providing for flexible
supports would become effective.
Hearings on the farm legislation will
probably begin about March l and
continue for at least two months.
Although majority opinion in
Congress is opposed TO flexible
price supports on basic crops. the
and perhaps dairy products. The
experiment will be watched very
closely by supporters. as well as
opponents of flexible supports.
The results of such a test might
have a considerable influence on
future policy with respect 10 other
commodities. The test with soy
beans. however. is likely TO be in
conclusive because even with low
er supports Cornbelt and southern
farmers may plant soybeans on
many of their diverted acres.
1t is up to Secretary Benson to de-
eide on support levels for butter
and other dairy products by April 1.
His recent statements indicate that
he plans to reduce supports on these
products. Surplus supplies have
been building up steadily. While the
law authorizes the Secretary to re-
duce supports on dairy products to
rs per cent of parity, it is not an
ticipated that he will make as sharp
reduction as that. Some Washing
ton observers are guessing that the
support level will be set at about
IS per cent.
Those who believe farm surplus
problems will be largely a thing
of the past within ten or fifteen
years because of the increasing
population may be little too OPP
tin1istic. Population passed the
160.000.000 mark last September.
The Census Bureau forecasts a total
of 175.o00.000 by 1860 and other
authorities predict that the 2oo.-
100000 mark will be reached short
lY after 1875. Nevertheless. new
developments in farm technology
are increasing acre yields steadily.
and if this progress continues at
anything like the pace of the last
decade. SURPRISES may be with us
for while longer.
While Congress is focusing its al
tention on surplus disposal plan.
don't expect too much too soor
There are many obstacles in tn
way. The principal programs bein
considered are: (D expansion {
regular export markets, (2) use {
surplus stocks for defense and othe
foreign aid projects, ~ domesti
relief channels and (4) stockpilin
for national emergency reserves. Tt
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
Church Of Christ
Young People Have
Christmas Party

The Young Peoples organization
of the Church of Christ in Chris
tian Union, West Center Street,
had a pot-luck supper and al eve
ming of games at the home Of Dor
othy and Barbara Donohoe on
Monday evening for their Christ
mas festivity.
Attending were, Mrs. Lawrence
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sinp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Smith,
Mrs. Harley Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. Chur-
Ius Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Nc
Claskie, Miss Ruth Roberts, Gloria
Brill, Donna and Alice Faye Bruce,
Betty, Janet, and Sandra Bennett,
David Brown, Fern Grace, Leroy,
Leon and Donnie Simpson, Donna,
Anna Lee and Billie Smith, Tom
my, Barry and Stevie McClaskie,
Moreno and Annalee Beavers, Pat
ty and Jean Mouser, Mildred Ell
lars, Linda loops, Helen Stuthard,
Wanda Shaw, Barbara Boysel, Al
len and Eddie Dillon, Ronnie and
Donnie Dunkle, Joyce Rockwell.
Euletta Roby, Janice Clifton, Mar
jorie Blaine, Betty and Hazel Fu-
gett, Bob Fife, Billie, Bob and
Florence Donohoe.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28

church parlor after the ceremony.
Mrs. Robert Lantz and Mrs.
Claude Newcomer, were assistant
hoSteSSes.
After a wedding trip the couple
will be at home at 44 Adams
Street, Tiffin, Ohio, where the
bridegroom is personnel director
of the Webster Manufacturing
Company. He was graduated from
Ohio State University. He is presi-
dent of the Westminster Founda-
ton, Secretary-treasurer of the
indianapolis Chapter of Ohio
State University Alumni Associa-
ton.
His bride is a graduate of Han
over College, and has been em-
ployed in the Finance Department
at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana.
The Payton family resided in
London for many years when Mr..
Payton was co-owner of the Madi-
son Press Company with the late
Col. r. M. CheseIdine and Ed. S.
NeaSa. Columbus
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28


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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28

In a setting which combined a
handsome Christmas tree with all
its glitter and numerous floral ar
rangements in which white sill
yer and green predominated, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Neil Ardrey, received
a large company of their friends
at their home, 204 West Center
Street Sunday afternoon, between
three and five o'clock, in celebra-
ton of their silver wedding anni-
versary.
In the hall where the callers
were received by Mrs. Marcus
Cornweil, and Mrs. Paul M. Dw-
yer, was an elongated arrange
ment in which white carnations
were the prevalent flower and
color. This was across one end OF
the piano where Mrs. Ernest A.
Wall, pianist and Miss Margaret
Chance, violinist, played during
the calling hours.
In the parlor on the left where
the large tree filed one corner,
the mantel was decorated with
greens and an effective design of
birds of paradise flowers; On the
mantle in the dining-roon where
a tea table of exquisite appoint
ments was laid, was a profusion
of long-leaved pink with large sill
yer bow and bells; on cabinet
in one end of the dining-room was
a gorgeous arrangement of white
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
Handsome Decorations Of Home
For Ardreys' 18th Anniversary

snapdragons, giadioi, chrysanthe-
NUNS and large silver wedding
bells, this was flanked on either
side by tall, three branched crystal
candelabras with glistening pris-
ms, holding silver cathedral can
dies.
The tea table had tall arrange
ment of white snapdragonS and
and carnations with frilly lace
bows, flanked on either side with
silver candlesticks, holding three
silver candles each. "A punch bowl
at either end completed the dec
oration. One of these was most
unique; it was hugh affair with
dry ice in which were red rose
buds that added a color note to
the beautiful crystal accessory.
Serving in the dining-room were,
Mrs. NJ E. Blackmore, Mrs. Will
bur H. Hume, Mrs. Joe NJ. Morri-
Sey and Mrs. Dewitt Norris,
(Aunt Fran of television fame) a
close friends of the Ardreys from
Plain City. U.s.. .
There were numerous other bou-
quets in the rooms which had been
sent to the celebrantS by friends,
that added their note of charm to
the interior of the spacious home.
Coming in later to greet the
guests were the Ardreys' sons,
Jerry and Master Gregory.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28

From one holiday season to the
next, members of the London Bus
mess and Professional Women's
Club look forward to the party
which they give for the folks at
the Madison County Home, and
has been considered by them as
one of the most pleasant and i'm
portant of their undertakings since
the club was organized almost
eight years ago.
Each resident at the home is al
lowed to make a choice of some
thing especially wanted for Christ
mas. Some member of the club
draws that name and sees that the
wish is gratified.
This starts the ball rolling for
the festivity and plans go on from
there until everything is set up. In
addition to the gift specified,
there are candy, oranges and de-
sert for the supper before the hos
tesses for the evening arrive.
Then there is program for spe-
cial entertainment. When the ar
rangemehts were being made for
this years party out at the home
last Wednesday evening, Mrs.
Helen Marx and group of pupils
from her Studio of the Dance, vol
unteered to put on floor show
for more than a half an hour while
the arrival of Santa Claus was a.
waited.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
Home Folks" Entertained By BPW
PUPILS OF Marx Studio Entertain

The delight of the guests at the
grace, pretty costumes and singing
of the young artists, left warm
spot in the hearts of the hostesses,
headed by Mrs. Leon H. King,
president of the club, Miss Ruth
Armstrong, East Fifth Street,
chairman of arrangements, and a
large group or the members.
Master of Ceremonies for the
show was young Gary McMahen of
Summerford, who assisted Mrs.
Marx, who had charge of the rec
ord player for the number.
He announced the numbers for
the following children who put on
an excellent performance: Lee
Roddy, Sherry Satterfield, Larry
Thompson, Shirley Tingley, Linda
Marx, Marlene Dworkin, Connie
Catanzaro, Linda Bidwell, Linda
McMahen, Viola Marsh, Patty
Jobe, Cheryl Londergan, Billy
Name, Francis Satterfield and Bob
butcher, assistant to Mrs. Marx,
who gave part of his number that
he did on the Ted Mack Amateur
Hour year ago.
Along came Santa Claus whose
jollity caused a rousing cheer from
the guests as he visited around the
group before he took off to fulfill
another engagement.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
Former Resident
Weds In Indiana
Residing Tiffin

A wedding that viii be of in
tereSt here, is that of Gene Rey-
nard Payton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester c. Payton. of Urbana R.R.
/, former residents Of London and
Miss Betty Marie Newcomer in
Irvington Presbyterian Church,
Indianapolis, Indiana, Saturday.
December 18. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Newcomer, 5433 Julian Avenue
Indianapolis.
The double ring ceremony was
read by DR.. Howard w. Stone, fol-
lowing a program of nuptial mus
ic by Clarence Ebert, organist
and Mrs. Albert Armstrong, solo
iSt.
Given in marriage by her IA
ther, the bride was wearing a
gown of Chantilly lace and tulle
over satin. Her veil was of imDor-
ted illusion and she carried a
white Bible covered with Amazon
lea lilies and pink sweetheart roses.
Miss Virginia Mutt, her only at
tendant, was gowned in layendar
satin. She carried nosegay OF
pink and white carnations.
Donald Payton of West Hart
ford, Connecticut, was best man
for his brother. e-.-s ~t q
Ushers were Claude Newcomer,
brother of the bride, James A.
Johnson, Russell Hitler, and Ar
thur Rogers, all of Indianapolis.
The brides mother wore dress
of soldier blue and Mrs. Payton's
gown was of turquoise blue. Both
wore corsages of pink rosebuds.
A reception was held in the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
Ohio Women Voter
League Strong
For Appointments

Ohio would be served best by an
appointed State Board of Educa-
ton. So say members of the Lea
que of Women Voters of Ohio in
tionnaires concerning the nature of
Ohio's proposal Board.
The sum of their replies, just
compiled, puts the League firmly
behind an appointed Board of Ed
ucation rather than an elected
Board. Appointments to the Board
of Education should be carefully
controlled, League members de-
clare, and they point out two roads
to such control. First, limit ap-
pointments to nominations by
groups designated to make such
nominations; second, let the Gov
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
RONNIE SHOEMAKER

Mrs. Harold Shoemaker enter
tanned with a birthday party
Saturday, December 18 celebrat-
ing her son Ronnie's 3rd birthday.
Those invited were: Joyce and
Debbie O'Neil, Delana Colwell,
Bobby Collins, John Harold Pen
rose, Bobbie Gerard and Gary
Shoemaker.
~ ~
Miss Evelyn Foster, teacher OF
the fourth grade in the Parma
schools is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. anu Mrs. Jay
M. Foster, National PIKE.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28

Do not, for one repulSe, forego
the purpose that you resolved to
effect.
William Shakespeare
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
Carolyn Adrean
Robert Wickline
Engaged To Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Adrean
of IT'S E. High Street, London, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Carolyn to Robert Wick
line, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wickline, Mound Street, London.
Miss Adrean is a member this
years graduating class. Mr.. Wick
line is a graduate of London High
School, attended college at Wit
tenberg, and is now associated in
business with his father, as the
junior partner in the Wicklb1e and
Son Lumber Company.
Definite date has not been set
for the wedding.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
Society," Social Events And News OF The Clubs

ernor's appointments be confirmed
by the Senate.
League arguments In favor of
an appointment Board arise from
members convictions that such a
method of selection would attract
well-qualified individuals who
could not afford the time nor the
expense of political campaigning.
The appointive method would also
remove the Board completely from
the arena of partisan politics.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
Sheridan Jobes Give
Par+v For Youno Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Jobe of
London entertained Sunday after
noon with a birthday party for
their young son, James Sheridan,
on his seventh birthday.
Those present were: Jeffrey
Marx, Michael Winner, Tommy
Collins, Shirley Collins, Ronnie
Bidwell, Jimmy Kaho, Beverly
Hockenberry, Barbara German,
Tina Harbage, Mark Maggied,
Michael Ryan, Carolyn and Donna
Green, Ronnie Stuckey, Freddie
Wolfe, Carol Sue Cunningham,
Debbie McDaniels, Patty and Sair~
ley Tingley, Linda Loveless and
the hosts brother, Gary, and Sis
ter, Patty.
~ -
Mrs. John Brokaw of Cambridge
is spending the holidays with her
son, George BrokaW and family,
East High Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
Facts About
Folks

Mrs. Nell Peters and her sons,
Gary, Jim and Jack, Richmond
Avenue, spent Christmas weekend
in Logan, guests of Mrs. Peters
mother, Mrs. J. F. Courier.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowlus and
son, Master Jeb, Columbia Avenue,
are spending Christmas holidays
with relatives in Pemberville.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Sidener, Sr.,
Columbia Avenue, have with them
for Christmas their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mellow, Jr., of Bennington, Mich
igan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elwood
Pickens, Jr., and their two children
Rosalyn and Constance, have ar
rived from their home In Bakers
field, California, TO pass the holi-
days with Mr.. Pickens' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Pickens,
Sr., Mt. Sterling Pike. :
~ v8
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holland,
Big Plain Pike, had as their guests
at dinner Wednesday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Welsh, South
Charleston Pike.
Do not, for one repulSe, forego
the purpose that you resolved to
effect.
XNtllior~o
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jenkins
and their sons, Doug and Steve, of
Flint, Michigan, are home for the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Jenkins, South Oak Street and Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Laird, Somerford
township and other relatives.
~ ~
It is the old lesson - a worthy
purpose, patient energy for its ac-
complishments, a resoluteness un-
daunted by difficulties, and then
success.
w. M. Punshon
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-28
CHARLES HOLLANDS AT
CIRCLEVILLE PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holland,
Big Plain Pike, Saturday night st-
tended an "Open House Christmas
Party" a large and gala atfai", at
the Pickaway County Country
Club in Circleville, Saturday, By
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Dunlap,
Judge and Mrs. William R1dcliff
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07
ABEL ma korCu|ane U America

moguce. Brat Visko Flip, (Pa-
pa), il Union City, N. J. vec Je
sakupio lijepu svotu novca cd
nasih u svojoj okolici, i on ce
i nadalje sakupljati, vi brace
IL njegove okolice, predajte ME
mu, sto zelite darovati. Ostali il
Pennsylvania i dalje ma Zapa-
du birajte vlastite odbore i tt
ma predajte, isti ce kasnije to
poslati meni iii nom dundu, Nj
koli Lipanovic, u glavnom ure-
du HBZ., gdje je isti zaposlen
vec kakovih % godina. Moi brat,
Ivo, i Crkovni Odbor misi, da
ce tako biti najbolje. U ostalom
glavno je, da Sc nesto sakupi.
Svakomu ce biti izdana namira,
a svaki dar ce konacno biti ma
javljen kroz "Zajednicar''. O.
sobno sam donio APPEL" Crkov-
nog Odbora, po istome potpisan
i pecatan tai vidite nize. Spo-
menitc Sc svog rodnog kraja j
dajte ma put Bozji, koliko koji
moze. Bog ce Yam platiti.
korculanski Vam pozdrav,
Niko Matijaca
218 Evergreen Avenue
Pittsburgh 9, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07

l dugogodisnjeg clana, brata Ma
ceka Borkovac, koji je zauvijek Ia
klopio svoje trudne plemenite
oci dana 21. maja 1854, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo, da ga jos jednom
barem ma slici vide mnogobrojni
pijatelji 1 clanovi.
Pokojnik je bio rodjen godine
1883. u selu Izimlje, opcina Draga-
mic, kotar Karloyac, Hrvatska, O.
dakle Je dosao ovu zemlju u svo-
jim mladim danima godine 1892,
/ to u Braddock, Pa. k svom uja-
ku 1vanu Borkovac. Ozenio Sc sa
Maroon Domjancit godine 1905.
Sada LA mega estate ozalosce-
ma supruga Mara i tri kceri, Jo-
sephine Domjancic u Monaco,
Pa; Barbara Kerlin V Aliquippa,
Pa. | Mary Domjancic u Monaco,
Pa, te sestero unucadi i jedno
praunuee; diva zeta, John George
Domjancic, u starom kraju brata
Imbru Borkovac / sestru Maru
Gojsic.
Radio je "a A. & s. Railroad Co.
"a godine. Bio je clanom naseg od-
sjeka "a punih 40 godina, te
clanom -Hrvatslsog \Gradjanskog
Kluba u Monaco, Pa. st. John
Katolicke crlxve u Monaco, Pa, te
Holy Name Society c. I. o. Rail-
road unije.
Njegovo nlrtno tijelo je bilo IL
lozeno ma odru Bachelor Fune-
raj Home, gdje su ga dolazili po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07

gledati uz rod mnogi prijatelji
l znanci, kao clanovi naseg od-
sjeka, koji SUI mu takodjer oko
odra polozili mnogobrojne krasne
Whence cvijeca, medju kojima je
bio vijenac naseg odsjeka znaf
zadnje pocasti, kao mnogo kar-
tica "a placene svete mise.
Ma "a. maja u jutro, krenula je
zalosna povorka cd pogrebnog "a
voda sa mnogo naroda automo-
bila St. John katolicku crkvu
u Monaco, Pa, gdje je odsluzena
velika sveta misa po slijedecim
trina svecenicima: Msgr. Emile
Farri, Rev. Regis Connley cd st.
John +. k. crkve u Monaco, Pa. i
Rev. O'Connoll cd crkve Svetog
Petra Pavla il Beaver, Pa. Ma
kon svete mise povorka je krenula
ma groblje, gdje Sc je njegovo
mrtvo tijelo predalo materi zem-
Iii ma vjecni pocinak. Tu mad o.
tvorenim grobom. u ime clanstva
naseg odsjeka brojnih prijatelja
cd pokojnika Sc je oprostila nasa
predsjednica, sestra Margaret zup-
Sic.
Neka je pokojnom bratu Naceku
Borkovac lahka gruda zemlje u
kojoj vec pociva njegovo mrtvo
tijelo, njegovim milim dragima,
koji liza MEGA ostaju koji ga "a
lie oplakuju, izrazavam ime
sveukupnog clanstva naseg odsje-
ka iskreno duboko saucesce.
John r. Mikan, tajnik
Zahvala. Ovime Sc iz dubina
nasih srca zahvaljujemo svoj ma
Sol rodbini. kumovima prijate-
lima, koji su mas dosli posjetiti
tjesiti u nasim zalosnim casovi-
ma prigodom smrti naseg dragog
/ nezaboravnog supruga, oca, die
da brata, Naceka Borkovac. Svi-
ma lijepa hvala "a whence cvije-
Ca "a placene svete mise, kao i
svima onima koji su ucestvovali u
sprovodu sa svojim automobilima
iii bez istih. Narocita hvala odbor-
nicima clanstvu odsjeka IS HEZ.
"a sve ono, sto sN "a mas ucinili
i pomogli da je sprovod bio onako
lijepo dostojno vrsen. Isto tako
hvala pogrebniku, koji je sve Ii
jepo uredio ma nase zadovoljstvo,
kao swim trina svecenicima, koji
su odsluzili veliku svetu misu "a
pokoj njegove duse. Tal,odjer hva-
la sestri Margaret Zupsic, pred
sjednici odsjeka S5 ma lijepim mad
g1bbnim rijecima. JOS jednonn svi-
ma vam hvala, koji ste "a mas BIZ
10 sto ucinili u onim nasim zalos-
MIN tuznim casovima.
Ozaloscena supruga. Mara Bor-
kovac | djeca, unutad, praunu-
ce, zetovi, brat sestra.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07

je dosla ovu zerlju pred 35 60
dina sa svojom dobrom prijatelji-
com, stefom Visosevic, njezino
je bilo ime Ljubica Coles. Obje su
bile zgodne ugledne djevojke, pa
kad su stigle u Cleveland stefa
Sc ozeni "a Koju Segedi, a Ljubica
"a Iliju Hranilovica.
Pokojna sestra je lijepo zivjela
sa svojim suprugom, te bila dobra
majka supruga, dobre mirne ma
ravi / svakoga je znala postivati,
pak SUI nju svi cijenili i postivali
kao vrijednu plemenitu zenu. Su-
prug je radio svaki dan i u mai
vecoj depresiji, pax je u njihovoj
kuci uvijek bilo svega i u svako
dooa. Ali ma zalost pred 13 godi-
ma sa smrcu je izgubila svoga do
brog supruga i ostala sama sa &C.
tvero djece. LA toga sva briga
teret je sada pala ma pokojnu
sestru, da 81 djecu sto bolje odgo-
Ii / da budu danas sutra sto bo-
lie zivjeli. U tim svojim teskim
brigama, a zalovanjem "a supru-
gom ona je tesko oboljela, koju su
njezina, dobra djeca otpremili u
bolnicu i sve su ucinili da joj spa
Sc zivot, ali pomoci nije bilo. Pa
kad smo culi zalc.nu West da Je
pokojnica preminula, ia vijest je
ma mas sve tesko djelovala, a naro-
cito ma njezinu prijateljicu stefu
Segedi.
Ljubica je pristupila u HBz. go
dine 1914. bila je dobra clanlca
svoga odsjeka sve do svoje smrti.
Mrtvo tijelo je bio polozeno u
pogrebnom zavodu brata Golub,
gdje SUI mnogi dolazili polozili
whence cvijeca ma njezin odar. /
platili svete mise, medju kojima je
bio vijenac naseg odsjeka sestri
u zadnju pocast. Velecasni Rev.
Hranilovit nije mogao da bude
prisutan ma dan sprovoda, nego je
dosao jedan dan prize blagoslo-
vic mrtvo tijelo, izmolio potrebite
motive "a njezinu plennenitu du-
su. Ma 13. aprila mrtvo tijelo je
bilo prevezeno u crkvu, gdje je
odsluzena misa zadusnica po
Monsig. Tomislav Firis. Poslije
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07
0bavijest roditeljima
Gniiezda broi $40 HBz

Detroit, Mich. - DIVINE ze-
limo da javimo swim rodite-
lima gnijezda Pomlatka broj
$40, koje je pod pokrovitelj-
stvom odsjeka broj 519 HBZ.,
da je ma odsjecnoj sjednici
odrzanoj 20. juna 1854, Sc
stra Ana Eremia dala ostav-
ku ma duznosti upraviteljice
Pomlatka.
Razlog je njezine -ostavke
tai, posto ona odlazi u Kali
forniju, gdje Sc nalazi cijela
njezina obitelj, pax je istu
sluzbu preuzeo brat Steve
Brdar.
Zato Sc mole svi oni, koji
imaju djecu u nasem Pomlat-
ku, da sc Il slucaju potrebe
obrate ma dole navedenu a.
dresu:
Steve Brdar, 1882 The
odore, Detroit 13, Mich.