ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1854

The Supreme President, bro " l. Mandch opened the
session with warm greetings All members of the Board and
Officials present. with the exception of bro Ovcarch
who is on vacation.
The Minutes of the May 2e session were approved as
read
AS the first order of business bro Mandich brought up
the question of license at the Chldens Home which
subject rather lengthy discussion ensued On the motion
by bro Krasc seconded by bro Bella Legal Counsellor
bro Baaban delegated unanimously to attend the Spe
cia Meeting of the Chrens Home Board on 49, 1854
to assist them in obtaining renewal of license any
other legal matters that may before said Board
The Supreme President called attention of the Board to
another vital matter that being difficulties encountered
by Canadian Delegates in attending the 1e47 and 1851
Conventions AS the time for the 9th Convention rapidly
p bo s % ey and he
Counsellor to take action at to prevent the
of these and other difficulties by Canadian Delegates
Lodge - Elizabeth sarich named her husband bene-
fcary who the member The Lodge informed
that children survive therefore the Board approved pay
ment to the children in equal shares.
Lodge 1856 John Pavelch submitted application for
100000 insurance which the Board approved
The following items approved for payment:
$500 donation to Rev. Predovich of Cleveland,
$500 to the Ohio Fraternal Congress for dues.
$13500 to H. N Bruce and Assoc actuarial services
rendered to the Junior Order.
$138O6 to Hamak and Co. for Goth Anniversary plaques
for Lodges soi l, 3, 4 5, and 12:
$246335 to Hamaak and Co. for league and tournament
trophies
$500 to John Badovnac 100 feet of film and SER
wees rendered in filming the Kolo Federation of America
celebration in Cleveland
Unity '''' " 'll' 0'''''' '0O"'" i0f american
Supreme Board Member bro. skrtc was delegated as
our Official representative at all sessions of the Ohio Fra
ternal Congress.
Bro Skrtc authorized to represent our Organiza-
on at the 5Oh Anniversary celebration of SNPJ lodges
of Cleveland
Bro Nkolac submitted brief report the California
State Bowling Tournament held in Los Angeles His expen
ses OF $9o.OO were approved for payment.
Bros. Mandich and Grasha accepted invitations to be
guest speakers at the Goth Anniversary picnic on July H.
sponsored by Lodges 49, 745 of Benwood and Lodge
o23 OF Warwood, West Virginia.
In the absence of bro Ovcach Supreme Secretary bro
Lodge ss1 Roza fomianovich, cert eo112 The
Lodge reported this member sick April a. 1854 Now
another claim submitted showing that the member
1858 The Board approved payments of sick benefits to this
member for the period in question.
nuousy ill since 1949 but claims were received from the
Lodge until now The Board approved payment of full bene
Lodge 5sS Anton Smith, cert 458se, has been pa
tent in the hospital since 1851 According our records
the member would have been entitled to 270 days of benefits
for 1853 but claim received from the Lodge The
Secretary had knowledge the the member The
Board approved payment of full benefits this
1853.
Lodge 749 - Bertha Lenkart cert E-88375 Said men,
Der operated June 1858 for which claim
received until The Secretary informed that the
Der did not know she would be entitled to operation benefits
The Board approved the payment of this claim.
The Supreme President wished to know what the editor
OF the Croatan section of the Zaedncar say
the notice in the issue of June 9th titled Mao wise uudbe
"a little more courtesy) wherein he states that anything
that is not directly to the editor will not be print
ons and to articles from Individuals attacking crticiz
ing any member of the Administration it desired that
such things be published in the official they should be
forwarded to the editors of the Zaedncar and not to in
dvduas in the Supreme Office In any event. said brother
Vukeh everything should be forwarded directly to the
department belongs and the same should hold true
for the the editors This matter noted for the record
There being further business to transact the Supreme
President adjourned the session.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary