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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14

sa stanovsta odvetnka, kao pravnog savetnka Hrvat
ske Bratske Ia jednce.
Svi prisutn kod sjednce sazu se bez izuzeka da
e sveta duznost svakog zabranog odbonka Zadnce da
uzdrzi brani cast Hvatske Braske Zajednice nezinh
10000 canova tai nacn zvrst poverenje, koje i'm
je iskazala prosla konvencija
Nkakova dvojba nije postojaa kod nednog odbornika
iii casnika prisutnog ovo sednici da najbo interest
Hrvatske Braske Zajednice morau bt prvi cd navece
vaznosti kod uzmanja obzr bip koje tube protv Ia
jednice.
Uvjervsi da nedna faza strana iii izged ovh tuz-
bi nije bia pregledana ovo rasprav gavn predsednk
traM predog.
Brat Belanic - Stavja sijedeci predog:
"Da oval odbor poprim preporuku sadrzavanu IL
vjescu pravnog savetnka, da ucn nagodba postoje
cim uzbama, koma e Hrv. Bratska Zajednca tuzena.
Brat Nikolac = Podupire predog brata Beanca, koj
usvaja jednoglasno
Posto je proslo podne brat Mandic zakucuje sled
nicu potsca da &c rasprava izvjescu brata Baabana
biti prva dnevnom redu poslie podne Svi sazu.
Stephen F. Brkich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14
ZAP sink
Jedanaeste sjednce, subota ujutro, u. marca 1854


Glavni predsjednik brat " 1 Mandc otvara sjednicu
sat ujuro pozdravom Posto e brat Brkch trazio,
da bude sprcan cd sednce to glavn predsednk mo
brata Belu da vod zapisnik sjednice
Glavni tajnk je svrso ctanem svojih dopisa re-
zouca pa brat Mandic pozva tanka odjeenja bolesnic
Ike potpore brata Ovcarca da podnese dops cue ME-
govog odeenja Sjedec sluca evi podnesn po bratu
Ovcaricu odboru oduku:
Odsjek broj 40 Dragutin Ruzii, Cert 5S145 Odsjek
traz raspravu odbene trazbne osetu ope
raciju IL razoga so ovakova operacija ne predvdjena
u nasm pravima, to trazbina odbija.
Odsjek broj 81 = Anton Petkovie Cert E-44164 pod
nasa razbnu osetu operaciu koja e bla zvrsena
zvan granica Sjednenih Drzava Zanimane ovoga dana
e ribarsvo pri cemu putuje Juznu Ameriku tr iii cetr
pua godsne pa e msljenje odbora da bi imao praona
osteu, pa trazbna odobrava, prepornku hfeta
Ovcarica *.s%
Odsjek broj SO Sophie Gatsie, Cert C-37747, pod
nasa trazbnu ostetu Caesarean Operation kou je
mala junu 1948 Clanica ne znaa da je osigurana
tn zastu pa je zanemarla obavijes odsjecnog tanika
operac Nakon odue rasprave brat Ovcaric predlaze
brat Nkolac podupre da trazbna isplat Odobreno
vecnom gasova
Odsjek bro 167 Mary Jercinovic, Cert C-4391s Po-
rad nekog nesporazuma inedju odseka glavnog ureda
razbna cance ostetu operacije ne ba posana
glavni ured roku odredjenom pravlima Odobrava
splata trazbine
Odsjek broj 1856 - Katarina zugce Cert 69524 pod
nasa trazbnu odsteu operacija izvrsenu juu 1851
Odobrava ispata samo bolesnicke potpore.
Odsjek broj 437 - Mary Kuffner, Cert C40807 pod
nasa razbinu operacu koja je bia izsena augustu
1851 Posto clanca ne znala, da ina osguranje od
Dor odobrava ispatu trazbine
Odsjek broj 648 - Magdalena Vukovch, Cert C-52O32
traz jos naknadnu osetu svou operacu Nakon
ovog predmeta brat Vranes predaze brat Verbanic
podupie da odobr nkakova naknadna splata ovoj
trazbin. Odobreno vecnom glasova
Odsjek broj 776 Ann c. susa, Cert. C-53493, imala
operacu anuaru 1853, ali IL sanovtog razloga nije
podnesla trazbnu osteu roku propsanom pravilima
Odobrava ispata trazbine
Odsjek broj 876 - Mirko Marncic, Cert S2462, imao
ozbnu operaciu travnu 1885, ali trazbina nije bla
dostavljena roku propisanom pravima. Ispata owe
trazbine e odobrena
Posto wise dopisa raspravu to dolaz raspra
pane ispate nagrade maternstva sucau Caesarean
operacije. Sedla opsirna rasprava ovog predmeta
kojo sudjeuju sv clanov odbora Brat Borc predaze
brat Vranes podpire da plaza nagrada maternstva
kad izvrsena Caesarean operacija skadu tockom
315 pravla Brat Bella staa protupredlog ko podupre
brat Ovcarc da nastav ustanovenom praksom pla
canu nagrada materinstva sucau Caesarean operacie
do sedece konvencie kada &c tocke 315 2911L ras
cist Predog brata Belle odobren vecnom glasova
Brat Ovcaric - Govor Income Defender certi-
fkatu ko njegovom sudu ne dovolno popularan kod
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14

svojoj vo dosledno trazi $1,000 dnevnicu pomot
nike, docm il ureda bi ima dnevncu putn trosak. ia
predazem iii boe em pro predlog, veil brat Nikolac
da sportsk odbor odobr sto brat Bradc tra tn
razumije, da &c g ured predvod tournament direk
torom sporta, okalnim odborom pomocncima koje
81 izbere.
Sestra Nksic Povaci Sc da podupire predlog brata
Gorette.
Brat Krasc - Podupire prijedlog brata Gorette.
Brat skrtic - Podupre uprijedlog brata Nikolca
pitanju govore braca Verbanic, Belanic Boric
Predsjedatelj daje protu-prijedog gasovanje koj
dobiva vecinu glasova, to je isti usvojen.
Brat Braidc = Dale preporuku da teamovima cd
pet osoba godine plaza naconalnm tournamentima
maine, Tenpin Detroitu, Duckpin Pttsburghu Five
Pin Torono, kanada takodjer State of California
Montana teamu $1,000, oval upotrebljava
nagrade goovu svakoga ovoga tournamenta
Brat Ovcarc predlaze brat Nkolac podpire, da Sc
preporuka primi.
Po tome povela rasprava ali konacno preporuka
usvaja.
Potom brat Bor6 predlaze, sestra Nksic podppre, da
zveSa drektora sporta prma Prmjen je ednoglasno
Izvjestaj upravtelja tskare
Brat Bozc Preporuca, da povisi cijena ia jedn
cara to po brou $5000 te navod razloge kako b STAN
panic Zajednicara srano tskari daeko wise kostalo
Brat Brkich = zao mi e da brat Rozic nije
govorio urednicima bratom Vukeicom menom, prize
nego je podnio oval zvestaj On istce kako urednc
uznastojal uspjel da wise neradi ponedjejkom kod
slaganja jednicara "overme sto je blo pros
losti time mnogo ustedo tom poslu.
Brat Krasic - Tskara je nasa netreba da pravi pro-
fit made oko $13,00O00 banci pax ako e mali deficit
ina odkud podmirti On dae prjedog da osane cjena
"Zajednicara" kao do sada
0 tome govori wise gavnih odbornka prijedlog bra
ia Krasica Sc jednogasno usvaja.
Potion brat Nkolac predlaze sestra Nksic podupre,
da zvestaj upravtea tiskare brata Bozca prm Pri
jednogasno.
Izvjestaj kampanjskom odboru.
Brat Mandic - Povodom kampanie imademo jepi su-
caj Nasa koona Clevelandu je rjesa da povede zvu
kampanju clanstvo. Tamo mademo II DDS eka to
sv pozvan da zajednicki ucesvuju kampanj vec
ima svou sjednicu On zele, da bi tockce Ceve
landu dale kred bratu Johnu Breku, ko e obecao da
ce svake nedelje dati svo Radio Program 10 mnuta
oglasvanje naSe kampane, nagradu da bi Sc tn
uslugu MENU dale tockce da bude pocasn deegat
konvenc u Philadelphiji.
vez tim, brat Mandic tumaci da odbor nije mogao
to usvot vec da e ucnio svou preporuku prema kooj
b brau Breku dao da bude pocasn deegat konvence
ako Ceevelandu upise vrijeme kampanje stotinu
novh canova sto tsuca doara osgurnne racuna
uci da ce kampan upisivati clanove nase
certificate svrhu, osm Term cerfkata Pomladka.
Odsjec Cleveanda sozili odukom IzvrS-
nog Odbora veil brat Mandc brat Brek e obecao da ce
obavlvati Cleveland okolicu radu ste oval prim
trebale bi ugledat druge nase veike koonje.
Time je dnevni red svrsen predsjedatej brat Vranes,
zatvara zasjedanie sczvc nasavak sjednice
ujutro.
Flip Vukelic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14
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Desete sjednice petak 26. marca 1884, poslic podne

Desete sjednice, petak rs marca 1854, pOsje pOdnc
Glavn podpredsjednk brat Milan vranes ovara sjed-
nicu pozdravom Prisutn glavn odbornci casnici
ededate pozva brata Vukeca da cta zapisnk osmog
zaseadnja.
Brat Vukec cita zapisnk, koji prma ispravcima
Nastavja dnevnim redom cd prize poldasnje sled
nice Ma redu rezoucije dopis clanstva odsjeka.
Glavni tajnik brat Joseph Bella podnasa rjesenje
pojedine rezolucije dopse.
Dopis i RezoIucie
Odsjek broj Tajnk odsjeka zahtjeva ogas "a Mi
hovu knjgu pocast 6Ogodsnjice Zaednce Glav
nj Odbor osae kod svoe prjasnje odluke oglasma e
zahtjev odseka broj usvaja.
Odsek broj ~ - Rezoucija preporuke odsjeka pre-
uredvanu nash dozvotnh certifikata made pedat
sem aktuaru danje proucavanje da iste predau
dojduco konvenci resavane ako je to mogutee spro
vesti djeo.
Odsek broj 80 Preporuka odsjeka pitanju staraca
prma znanja zasjedanje Ma prijedlog braa
Gorette, podupr po bratu Borcu made zabra odbor
septembu mjesecu koji odbor &c strazt mogucne
prke pomoc starcma Do tog vremena trebau stav
ati clanke suzbenom glasu kojima cancma treba
razjasniti kolko kakov nacn nasa Zaednca pomaze
nasim starm clanovma, koiko neprike bi Zaednca ina
la sarackm domom. Prijedlog usvaja jednoglasno
Odsek broj 221 - Ps1no odseka pitanju penzije "a
cjeokupno canstvo prma do znanja te
odgovorti odseku da nhove preporuke sprovedve
djelo nsu skladu drzavnim zakonima niti
Sim pravma. Ovo ptane treba takoder objelodaniti
suzbenom gasu razasnti nelogcnos istog nasem Clan
stvu.
Odsjek broj 238 - Rezoucija odsjeka kojom traM
da Glavn Odbor ponst svoj zakucak pogledu puovana
gavnh odbornka prredbe koe predvod wise odsjeka
vecim kolonijama prima do anja prasnj zakljucak
pitanju estate krijeposti
Odsjek broj 351 Moba odsjeka da odobri potpuna
svota dugovne IL nekoko canova odseka ko d
guu vecu svou pristobe jest odobrena po Gavnom Od
boru ali ako e clan popisao molbu da svota dugo
vine ispa il njegove Inace kredt zdaje
gasju tockom broj 275 nasih praa Pocam cd maja
1854 kredit dugovnu il canske bude odobren
suglasju tockom broj 275, bez razke da clan pot
pise molbu iii ne.
Odsjek broj S51 - Molba odsjeka predmetu sestre
Katarne Dolch usvaa odbor estate kod svoeg pr
jasnjeg zakucka.
Odsjek broj 374 - Preporuke zahtjev odsjeka da
tiskau broke placama suzbenom gasiu sviju gav
uredu, kao nadzonh odbornka prenosi il jedne
zaklade drugu zakadu, nemogu uvazt, er je to
kada ba praksa ali e doknuta radi prostora suzbenom
gasilu Sve broke stavjene tanickom zvjescu
svakog meseca pregledane po Nadzornom Odboru pc
insurance departmental.
Odsjek broj 439 - Pismo preporuke cd tajnika po
gedu ispata nagrada odsjecnm tajncma prma do
MIA zasjedanje er sadas plan moze unistit
Izrsni Odbor reba da proue ptane buduce poso
vanje, ako je to kako moguce.
Odsjek broj 452 - Rezoluca odseka, kao pismo cla
istog brata Karovca da usvo dea braa Mandica,
da Glavn Odbor bira urednike "Zaednicara vrhovnog
jecnika pravnog savjetnka upravelja sporta upravi
tea Decjeg Doma primaju do znanja jer ptanje
Evening star., 1954-08-01

and her husband first
lived in the historic red brick
house when they bought the 300
acre Nordix estate. The house.
was Gen. George Washington's
headquarters for q year, says
Martha. It burned to the ground
last January, leaving only its
brick foundations exposed to the
elements.
In the meantime, the Pres
breys had decided they wanted
to remain In Warrenton perma-
nently with their small adopted
daughter Martha, run the farm
on paying basis and simply go
into Washington or up to New
York when television business
made it necessary. So they
bought more land to make the
output on farm machinery
worthwhile. They acquired the
adjacent farm and charming
white frame house Known as
Evening star., 1954-08-01

Gatewood, which was owned by
the James Denbys of this city.
Martha's brother, Rod Rountree.
who is farming the now $50
acres, is living there with his
family. The new name for the
whole estate. including Gate-
wood, the converted stables and
its white frame guest cottage
down q lane Of cedars. is Cedar
Run Farms.
It's doubtful now II the Pres
breys really regret the burning
Of the big house. Putting 3
modern house with all kinds OF
special conveniences within the
framework of the stables that
formerly sheltered Mr.. Harry
Newman's string Of horses has
been as much fun as it has been
a challenge to their ingenuity.
Fomous Generals
| Mr.. Newman's horses were ali
Evening star., 1954-08-01

rooms, q 58-foot living room
that was once the stable breeze
way, a cozy bar. a f1agstone ter
race, an outdoor dance pavil-
ion and a de luxe swimming
pool. And it's all wired for tele-
vision and televizing from one
end to the other.
The Excitement
The TV couple are as fired
with enthusiasm over the results
as they were with the original
idea. The contagious excitement
Of accomplishing the impossible
is what prompted Representative
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Martha Rountree
Has New Home
Rx Betty Renle .

From horses home to hostess
heaven in six weeks! This is the
story Of Martha Rountree and
Oliver Presbrey's new house at
Warrenton, Va.
What was an empty stable in
June with dirt floor and
gnawed places on stall doors
from horses teeth, is today q
, dream cottage with five bed
Evening star., 1954-08-01

named after famous generals Of
our time. and the stalls they
were kept in have been made
into bedrooms, the kitchen, the
pool showers, etc. For instance.
the Presbreys sleep in Gem
Eisenhower's stall. little Martha
sleeps in Gem MacArthur's stall,
and she runs the place" says
her mother; Gen. Shepherds
Evening star., 1954-08-01

stall is the kitchen and Gen. Pat
tons stall is now the shower
room approached from outdoors
on the pool side.
The half doors of each stall
were kept and separate tops
added to make Dutch doors. To
provide GOODNESS, the tops are Of
white wooden Stats. but there is
q solid wooden piece that can
Evening star., 1954-08-01
Stables TO House in Six Weeks

Joel T. Broyhill's father. builder
Marvin T. Broyhill, to take the
job as an experiment. And he
never dropped it for q single day
Sundays and July Fourth In
cluded.
The blond bombshell television
Evening star., 1954-08-01

be fastened over the Stats In
cold weather.
The bedrooms are painted
different colors. but the doors
and walls Of the living room are
of white and pale green--a
mixed dotted effect resulting
from plexitone being sprayed on.
All the floors are tile and all the
(See HOUSE, Page D-16.)
Evening star., 1954-08-01

TAcKROOMs BAR-The room thot formerly
housed the tack and trophies Of the stobled
horses is now this attractive poneed recreation
room complete with bar. piono and remote con-
troed tetevision. The bricks in the fireplace
came from the remains of the big house that
burned down. It all bears small resemblance to
the picture on the left showing the left-hond end
Of the room looking toword the same door seen
obove -Stor Stoff Photos by Paul Schnick.
Evening star., 1954-08-01

(see HOUSE. Page D-l6.)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
cAquiM News Notes

met at the home of Mrs. Angie
Thomas. They made Christ
mas presents for their mothers,
and tray favors for the hos
pital. They also exchanged
names for Christmas gifts for
each other, which they are 60
ing go give at their Christ
mas party next Wednesday, at
the home of Mrs. A. Thomas
with leaders Mrs. Parr a n d
Mrs. Demko assisting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer J. Muir
ply of 33 Gordon Dr., were
hosts last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Mutchener and
family of TreWSburg, N. Y.
Mr.. Nutchener was the former
pastor of the Chardon Assem-
bly, of God church. They re-
turned to have the pleasure of
meeting many of their old
friends and aquaintanceS and
mad a very pleasant time with
them all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Rich
ards have moved from tn e
home of his parents in the Viii
lage. They now have a place
of their own on Pearl Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Richards
spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
at Leroy, 0.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

Products, DR.. HayaShi, Chester
Machine, First Ntional Bank OF
Burton, Chester branch, Ken
meth Lyman, Kump Plumbing,
Shanower Service Station, Vor-
els, Dalgleish Service Station,
Walter Schumacher, Ch e tie r
Feed Mill, Nolan Gift shop,
Kocherts Market, Wyatt Drug,
Chester Lumber Co., Bifano
Nursery, Mishaga Realty, Moss
Farm Dairy, ParkSide Recrea-
ton, Mills Texaco Station, Le-
onard Petersen Garage, DR..
Hamilton, Sipan Furniture, Co.
ateS Barber Shop, Nellie Sum-
mers Realty Co., Cliff Jack
Realty, Reap Realty, H. A. Dit
to, Robert Christianson. all do
mated money to purchase gifts.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
Santa Claus
to Visit
Chester

CHESTER - Saturday, Dec.
18, from 7 to 8 pm. is the
time which Santa Claus h a S
promised to reach Chester. He
will see the children and give
out gifts at the corner of
routes 322 and 3O6. The Ches-
ter Players, who are sponsor
ing the event wish to thank the
following business people who
are backing Santa Claus and
making his visit here worth
while to the children.
SargentS, Cavalier and Null
lens donated candy. Assembly
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

ski, Middlefield, boy, December
8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larence Hudson
CheSterland, girl, December 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Barring
er, Middlefield, girl, December
10.
Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh Jr.,
Chardon, girl, December 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sus-
man, Chardon. girl, December
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald DeGreen
Chesterland, boy, December IS.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16
News by Lillian Richards
Telephone ChardOn Sill

The Girl Scouts of the village
had their usual meeting in their
meeting place the basement of
the lift home. They worked on
Christmas program that they
are presenting to their parents
to be given on December 20
at the home of Mrs. J. Bundza
at 7:30.
The Brownies OF the Village
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorne
Burton, boy, December Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bonner
Chardon, girl, December 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Nc
Naughton, Chardon, boy, De :
cember s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kom-
andt, Parkman, girl, Decem-
Ger 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve ZWolin-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-16

Subscribe 10 the Geauga
RECORD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

a N IRASCIBLE British adj
"A niiral sat In the Speakers
chair Of the House Of Rep
resentatives 40 years ago
next Tuesday and shouted:
sshall this harbor Of YAM
kee democracy be burned?'
aAye!' reared q crowd Of
British soldiers; sailors and
marines.
Light up!" ordered Admiral
George Cockburn. The execu-
ton OF his command climaxed
the capture Of Washington by
British armed forces on Au-
gust "A, 1814-the most
humiliating experience in our
Nations history.
Soon the unfinished Capitol.
started in 1911, was blazing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
When the British Captured Washington

Irish descent, one American
and the other British. had
leading roles.
The rish-American was
Commodore Joshua Barney.
with sos sailors and 80 Ma
rines, he blocked the advance
Of 5000 Redcoats for a half
hour from his position astride
Bladensburg road. near the
present Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. Their heroic action
bought precious time for Pres
ident Madison, other high
Government ofIicials and the
main part Of the American
forces to fee to safety.
The British were brilliantly
commanded by Gen. Edward
lCosfissel on Page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
BY John v. Hi,,ksl

Feeding the flames were books
from the Congressional liz
.brary, then housed in the
Capitol: House and Senate
records. furniture, paintings
and other properties.
While the Capitol was burn
ing, flames from the Presi-
dents House, Treasury. War
Department and other Gov
eminent buildings, and many
business places and private
homes also leaped skyward,
ignited by British torches.
This national tragedy had
started at noon when the
British won the Battle Of
BladenSburg. TWO men of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-04-29
STAFFORD NEWS HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Margaret Knapp has been
on the sick list for some time
but is able to be out now.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holland
and baby, Tommy Holland of
Canton, Miss Pearl Holland and
friend of Freeport, spent last
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Ross Holland and
Eddie.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Mallett
and family of Marietta, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Mallett.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robbins and
daughter, Carol and son, Bruce
of Baltimore, Md, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Keller and daughters
Of Dayton, spent several days
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Robbins and Harold.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-04-29
QUAKER CITY NEWS

DR.. and Mrs. Ned Gould of
Akron, are spending this week
with Mrs. Charles Shively.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hall and
son, Kenneth, Misses Blanche
Hall and Hazel Morgan attend
ed open house Of the S. M. Flick
niger Co., Columbus on Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Staley and Mrs.
Trump of Canton, Miss Caroline
Assleck, Mrs. Pearl Healey and
Mrs. Mary Headley of Akron,
attended the funeral of DR.. Chas.
Shively on Friday.
Mrs. Ira Hartley is spending
this week with her husband at
Covington. Ohio.
Mrs. Mildred Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hunt of New
ark, spent Sunday with Charles
Smith and family, north of town
and with relatives at this place.
Sydney Boyd of Ashland, was
the guest of his cousin, Mrs.
Ethel Johnson and other friends
here last week,
Mrs. w. r. Loveall will be
hostess to members of Class Nine
Of the Methodist church at her
home on this Thursday evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-04-29

QUAKER CITY - The senior
class of the local high school
spent the weekend in Washing
ton, D. c. They were accompan-
led by Supt. A. l.. Hughes and
Mrs. Marie Hull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verglin Horger
of Columbus, spent the weekend
at the Mrs. Laura Lingo home
and with other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanson Carter
of Middlebourne, spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Galloway and family, east of
town.
Mrs. Blanche Hannahs visited
last week with her grandson,
Gary Lee Hannahs, who recently
underwent a tonsillectomy in
Aultman hospital, Canton.
Mrs. Johnny Thomas and
daughter, Nancy of Barnesville,
visited Sunday with Mrs. Chas.
Knight
Miss Grace Hall spent a part
of this week with her niece, Mrs.
Charles Edwards and family of
Byesville.
Mrs. Charles Knight is spend
ing this week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Johnny Thomas and
family of Barnesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hay of
GAINESVILLE, visited Sunday after
noon with Mrs. Inez Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith at
tended the funeral of her broth
er, Bert Freherne of Coshocton
on Wednesday. Burial was made
at Warsaw.
Stewart Brownfield and
daguhter, Patty visited Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
keenan, and daughter of Mt.
Gilead. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Brownfield who
spent last week at the Keenan,
home.
Gertrude Max of Newark,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Max.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrett McCor-
mack, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wesley
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Mcqueen Of Columbus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gould of Canton, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Friel of Akron and
Mrs. Cynthia Coulthra of Woos-
ter, attended the funeral of DR..
Charles Shively on Friday