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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-07-08
60 Attend Reunion
Sutter-W city Families

Sixty members of the Sutter-Welty
families attended their biennial re-
union last Sunday at the Richland
Grange Hall with 94-year-old Rev.
Adam Welty of Lima, the oldest in
attendance and the three-week-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Welty, the youngest.
Officers for the next meeting of
the families in two years are Leotus
Sutter, Pandora, president; DR.. J.
J. Sutter, Lakeside, vice president; ;
Oliver Welty, Columbus Grove, secre-
tary-treasurer, and Mrs. Donald
Welty, Pandora, assistant.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-07-08

facilities will be used to accommodate
the conference. J. Harold Sherk of
the Mennonite Central Committee,
Akron, Pa, is handling program ar
rangements and Robert Kreider, of
the Bluffton college faculty, is res
ponsible for local arrangements.
The Brethren, Friends and Men
nonites have held similar conferences
in the past, the first being held at
Newton, Kansas in 1885 and the
most recent at Winona Lake, Ind,
in 1850.
The meetings will close with a
service of worship in the college
chapel on Sunday morning, July Is.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-07-08
,Summerfield HOnOrs
Retired Mailman

Wilbur Potee, Bluffton mail car
rier who retired from service We'd
nesday of last week, is in receipt of
a citation from Postmaster General
Arthur E. Summerfield. The certi-
ficate states:
Honorary recognition is accorded
Wilbur Potee for meritorious ac-
complishment and devotion to duty
in the course of an honorable career
in the US Postal Service"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-07-08

and Community Relationships"
Only two major addresses are to
be presented before conference dele
gates. Clarence Pickett, former ex-
ecutive secretary of the American
Friends Service Committee of phila-
delphia will speak on "The Meaning
of Christian Love-" The Rev. Ver-
non H. Holloway, minister of the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-07-08
Friday Warmest Day
Of This Summer

Last Friday was the warmest day
of the summer thus far with the
mercury rising to "a degrees accord
ing to Ray Burkholder, official
weather observer of near Pandora
Mr.. Burkholder reports that Friday
was the 18th day this year when
the thermometers reached 90 degrees
or more.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-07-08

United Church of Geneva, Ohio, will
address the group on the opening day
on the subject, "The implications of
Christian Love"
With each group entitled to send
80 delegates, representatives are ex-
pected to come here from all parts
of the United States and Canada.
The college dormitory and dining
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-07-08
Three Historic Peace Churches Plan
National Conference On College Campus

One hundred and fifty delegates from tie "thee historic
peace chuchesChurch of the Brethren Society of Friends
Quaker) and Mennontesw meet together for study
ference the Blutfton college campus July 1918.
The conference work to be conducted six study
will follow the theme he Meaning of Christian Love in Personal
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-07-08
Scholarships For Future
Teachers Awarded To Three

Two Blufton high school graduates and from Beaver
spring graduating class among from Allen county
who have been approved for college scholarships be granted
under the Ohio Scholarship Fund set up last by the Ohio
General Assembly.
Harold Bowers director of the division of teacher educa-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-07-08
PROPOSE 900 BOND ISSUE FOR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
Board Acts Quickly To Get Question
On Ballots At November Election

Voters of the Bufon exempted village school district will
be asked the polls November support S3000
issue which will replace the 79yearod elementary school build
with MODERN reproof building on the architects draft
ing boards.
Action to place the issue the ballots in November was
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03
THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO JUNE g. 1s54-s

the fire station poles and are
on their way in 80 seconds. At
the scene of the fire, especial
ly trained engineer operates the
water pressure controls on the
side of the fire truck.
Too much pressure could
throw a fireman off a ladder
or even knock the ladder over
Speed and team work is the
modern way to fight fires, in
deed.
Nominate Officers Tonight
The P. T. C. will hold its
nomination of officers at the
meeting this Thursday night.
All parents are urged to attend
this important meeting to help
in the election of the ri G h
man for the right office.
On The Sick List
Lonnie and Donnie Fisk are
just recovering from tonsillec-
tonnes, Mr.. Frank Pallet is
getting over a bout with ma
laria, Mrs. George Fekete is in
Polytechnic hospital, recovering
from serious operation, Steph-
en- Wroblewski, up and around
after a tonsilectomy and Terry
Frank went the rounds with the
flu bug.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Krejci of Lor-
ain spent the day in Huntsburg
on Sunday.
Lou Luzar, accordioniSt with
the Pete Sokach band was a
guest of the Sykora family on
Sunday.
The Teenage Canteen, direct
ed by Paul Calkins, will meet
at the gym on Saturday, June
5, from 7:30 to 10:30 for a lot
of fun and dancing.
Mrs. Howard Barnes and son,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03

/ Immediately following this
service, the church congrega
ton and Sunday school are in.
vited to Camp Ho-Mita- Kota for
the annual Sunday school and
church picnic. This year we are
having a noon picnic and din.
ner will be called at about 1873
During the afternoon there will
be swimming, hiking, games
for all ages, etc. The picnic
will close with vespers at 4:3O
Hey! You Junior Campers!
There are just 6 vacancies left.
3 for girls and 3 for boys. II
you don't want to be left be,
hind, you had better get those
applications in quick.
This coming Sunday evening
after the Baccalaureate Serv.
Ice, the members of the Pill.
grim Fellowship youth group
are invited to go, as a group,
TO the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Aumick for a hamburger
fry and party in honor of the
seniors of the church. The
group will meet in the school
parking lot where transportation
will be provided out to the Au.
mick's.
Sunday morning, the seniors
who are graduating will be
honored in the morning wor-
ship service. The Seniors are
asked to come as a group and
sit together during the service
A gift will be presented to each
of the seniors on behalf of the
church.
On Memorial Sunday, mem.
berS of the patriotic groups OF
Chardon attended services al
the Pilgrim Christian church.
Among those present were the
American Legion, The Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, the Blue
Star Mothers, the Women'S Re-
lief Corps. Also present were
representatives of the Scout
units, sponsored by the church.
Those present were the Brown
les, Cub Scouts, Boy S Scou t S
and Explorer Scouts. Th e
church was filled to capacity
including the balcony. One high
point of the service was the
singing of the Battle Haymn
of the Republic by the chan
eel choir. Robert Fowler, Chap
lian of the American Legion
Mrs. George Cooper, Chaplain
of the Blue Star Mothers and
Mrs. Edith Strong, Chaplain OF
the Women'S Relief Corps, as
sisted Reverend Strong in the
service.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03

Lawrence, recently took a trip
to Franklin Furnace, o., where
they visited Mrs. Barnes
daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Heazlit. Later
they went to Waynesboro, Va,
where they visited with the
Yost Miller family, who were
residents of Huntsburg at one
time. They came home by way
of the Skyline Drive and the
Turnpike.
Leonard zoruba celebrated a
birthday on the 21st of May.
He wouldn't reveal his age,
but you can bet he's pushing
80, one way or another. Jamie
Dietz celebrated his 7th birth
day on May 26th and Butchie
Fisk celebrated his birthday on
May 30th, it was his thir d
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Smith
and children, Kathy, Betty and
Edward, spent the weekend with
the Frank family. While they
were here they attended n e
dance held at the gym on Sat-
urday night. On Saturday after
noon, while shopping, the car
door was slammed on Betty's
finger. ovens store was used
as a first aid station at the
time of the accident.
Buzz Vyner, Kathy Frank,
George Frank, Betty Ann Kilko
Wally and Rita Lorenson of
Painesville and the VynerS and
the Lorenson's went on a swim
ming party up to Madison on
the-Lake, after the Memorial
Day services in the park.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03
Huntsburg
News by Victoria Dietz

News by Victoria Dietz
Telephone East Claridon 6677S
Scouts Study Compass
Boy Scout troop No. 1872 met
at the gym last Friday eve.
ming. The main theme of the
evening was boxing a compass
Frank Pallet assisted the pa.
trolls in the study of the com.
pass. New members enrolled in
the troop are Clifford Vyner,
and John Hill. A Green Bar
meeting was held at the home
of the ScoutmaSter, John Dietz
on Saturday afternoon, at which
time the boys decided to change
the troop colors to blue a n d
gold. At this time plans were
completed for attending Camp
Stigwandish for the Camporall
by the patrol leaders in com
pany with the Scoutmaster. Al.
so the months good turn for
June is to be the painting OF
the inside of the school gym.
This is the final and urgent
request from the Huntsburg
Boy Scout troop for your rags,
papers and magazines to be
collected Sunday, June 6, at
200 pm. Please Call E a
Claridon 66778 and someone will
pick up at your home.
Students Visit Fire Station
Mrs. Strong's third graders
visited the Shaker Heights fire
station no. 2 last Tuesday for
a tour of the fire station. Jim
O'Hearn, veteran fireman for
IA years, was the appointed
guide. Mr.. O'Hearn explained
the Importance of speed in ar
irving at a fire, stating that a
fire reaches its maxium tenn
perature in about three minutes.
At night firemen sleep in
tee shirts and their trousers are
in position in their boots aside
of the beds so that when an
alarm is sounded, they Jump
into their boots, slide d W n
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03

with the aid of her cough
drops, in a husky, deep down
voice.
Yes, the show must go on
no Midge Hoffmeier at our
meeting. She was lending in
valuable assistance to the
Pioneer Players. And no won
der--her husband, Hank, W a
leading man in Biography"
A rouSing welcome was given
to slim and trim again Joan
Oblonsky and Rita Nichols. The
new mommieS won our admira-
ton for attending our meeting
so soon and the new daddieS
won our admiration for willing
ly doing the baby sitting of
such wee little babies.
Finally, Catherine and B o b
Nugent are off. After m any
postponements, they've finally
left for their trip to Michigan.
They spent the holiday week
end with GATHERINGS sister and
her husband, DR.. and Mrs. L.
P. Hedeman. Bob has return
ed, but Catherine will continue
travelling for a week. She
plans to stop at Pontiac and
Detroit.
Clarice Magill is going to eat
well Of fresh produce this sum-
mer. Her daughter and son-in-
law, Val and Glenn Donohoe,
with whom she lives, have
been busily planting lima
beans, string beans, tomatoes.
and goodness knows what else
in their nice, large vegetable
garden.
There have been so many ac-
tivitieS in CheSterIand recently
that when Margaret artin
took her little boy to cub scouts,
he was the only one there
Everyone else had had to 90
some other place!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03
PILGRIM CHRISTIAN
CHURCH NEWS

Sunday June 6 = Communion
Sunday
$50 Chi-Rho meets in Ed
ucational Bldg.
7:30 Pilgrim Fellowship in
Educational Bldg.
Monday, June 7, 1900 Safety
Patrol luncheon
$3.50 Brownies in Education
al Bldg.
7:30 Boy Scouts in Educa-
tional Bldg.
Tuesday, June 8 $3.50 Brown
les
800 Sunday School s t a f
meeting in Educational Bldg.
Wednesday, June 9, 7:30 Ex-
plorer Scouts
500 Church Board meeting
in Educational Bldg.
Thursday, June 10, $3.50 Jun
ior Choir Practice
7:30 Senior Choir Practice
800 Junior Aid meets at
the home of Carolyn Hartman
The item relative to the date
Of the Sunday school and
church picnic was incorrectly
stated as the 18th of June.
Special attention of the CON
gregation should be given to
Sunday, June Goth. The morn
ing worship service will be
moved up one hour on this day
thus enabling the church mem
bers to attend the morning wor-
ship at 10 am. while tn e
children are in Sunday school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03
News by Mrs. j. w. III. Jensen
Telephone ChardOn 5-4891
Up Your Mail Box

Sharp Up Your Mail Box
The date for sending in or
ders for painting and lettering
OF mail boxes has been extend
ed indefinitely and all residents
are urged to continue mailing
in their post card orders as
soon as possible. 1t is ais o
possible to call Vera Sanborn,
6-1234 or Dolores Fink, 6-2711,
to place orders. Painting of
mail boxes will begin this week.
Letters from several postmast-
ers have been received noting
the usefulness of this m ii
box. improvement campaign.
Help dress up your home and
Munson Township by h win G
the Grange class up your mail
box.
Brownies
The Brownies enjoyed a
lookout" today at Squires
Castle the menu consisted
mainly of roasted weiners and
marShmellows and were thor
oughly enjoyed by all the little
gals.
Little League
Thanks to Art Dade and Rog-
er Emmons for putting up the
fence last Saturday. Help is
still needed to get the field
ready for the opening game
on Friday, June II. There will
be a work party Saturday after
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03
NEWS from MUNSON

IlOOIl lIOlll W p.ll. W III
and accomplish this volunteers
will be greatly appreciated.
The team will practice Satur-
day morning at 10 am.
Firemen's Auxiliary
A very important meeting OF
the Auxiliary is planned o r
this evening, June 3, please try
and attend and bring a n W
member.
Boy Scouts ,
The Boy Scouts participated
in the Memorial Day service
at Fowlers Mills and NJ p e
Hill cemetaries last Monday
morning.
They are going to initiate
their new tents when they go
to Camp Stigwandish to com
pete with all the other troops
from the Northeast Ohio Coun-
Gil at their Camporee tn i
weekend.
Mems Club
Walter Hirst, newly elected
president of the Mems C lu b,
has recently announced hi S
committee chairmen for the
coming year. They are Birch
Matthews, program committee,
Bill Matthews, membership;
Thornton Holder, ways an d
means; Johan Jensen, publicity
and Rober EmmonS, Township
planning.
Foremost in the minds of the
Mems club is their annual pic
mic to be held on Sunday, June
81, at the Bass Lake clubhouse
Just mark the date now and
further information will be
forthcoming very soon. CO M
mittee for this picnic is Walter
Hirst, Birch Matthews, Lowell
Brown, Roger Emmons, Ed
Wingenbach and Earl Bran
des.
Around The Town
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pfaff
went out last Saturday night
and really did the town in cele-
bration of their 14th wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. David Rice was oper-
ated on last Thursday at
Womens hospital and will be
home sometime next week.
The Arthur Dades attended a
dance at Pine Ridge country
club over the holiday weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Schiemann
entertained many of their new
Munson friends at party last
Saturday evening.
Congrats and all that to two
of our local thespians Hank
Hoffmeier and Bill Matthews,
who did such a fine job in the
recent Pioneer Players produc-
ton of Biography" To be
further enlightened regarding a
hySterical situation be sure
and ask Bill about the third act
on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Myers took
advantage of the long weekend
to take a vacation from their
yard work and enjoyed a short
trip.
Rumor has it that Eleanor
and Bob Morse, who h a e
many friends in MunSon, will
soon be living in the Township
themselves. Welcome.
Calendar OF Events
June 9 Grange meets
June 9 LWV Wed. After
noon County Unit
June II Little League, Game
June % Bloodmobile in
Chardon
June 27 Mems Club Picnic
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03

Smart summer dresses of cotton
prints, checks, stripes and solid
colors in fabrics of poplin, ging-
ham, pique, polished cotton and
chambray. In Junior, Misses and
Women's sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Junior Stacks

Royon and ocetote blend eobor.
dine sIocks, holf-boxer, half
belted style waist. Groy, brown.
blue. green, sizes 6 to u.
Down Stoirs Store. Boys Clothing
80. olso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
wool sports coat

Handsome spring sports coat in
ton, blue or brown patterned
wool. 8 patch pockets, flops or
side pockets, mock change
pocket, inside breast pocket, leo
ther buttons, fully royon lined.
Sizes 8 to lS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
prep boys Stacks

California colisheen sheen eob-
ordine slocks with belt, soddle
stitched, snuetex woistbond.
Navy, Poetic blue, silver-eroy.
cactus, prairie brown and timber
line. Sizes 10 to l8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
junior sports coat

All-wool sports coot, imitation
Leather buttons, royon lined. 8
patch pockets; tan, brown and
blue, sizes s to Il.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10

su cato one teze wise radile
j posluzile sve prisutne ma
potpuno zadovoljstvo, ma ce-
mu i'm Sc mnogo zahvaljuje-
mo pozivl ljemo, da nam po-
mognu ma nasim buducim
zabavama.
Ne mozemo takodjer Ia
boraviti nase stare clanove,
koji su morali raditi diva da-
ma da ispetu purane pripra-
We sve ostalo jelo uz vrucu
pee, a to su braca: j. Morris,
j. Marcinko, X. Vlahov, ].
Pekar, M. Glavan i dolje pot
pisani. Isto tako ne mozemo
zaboraviti naseg bivseg upra-
vitelja gnijezda perovodju,
brata S. Skorpanica, koii je
samnom Cd stana do stana
RADIO vozio sd automobilom
da prodamo sto wise tiketa,
tako isto sestre M. Marge-
tic X. Carevic i ostalima,
koji su pomagali "a uspjeh
ma wise hvala.
Ova zabava veGera je po-
kazala, da Sc moze sa malo
rada podici blagajnu naseg
gnijezda, a tako isto da ne
moramo rasporezivati clan
stvo naseg odsjeka "a uzdr-
zavanje istoga. Ovo nam isto
pokaziva da trebamo zabora-
viii one stvari, koje skode i
smetaju nasem uspjesnom ra-
du, i ola netrebamo dolaziti
ma sjednice sa onime, sto nam
smeta u nasem radu. Ovo j.
sto pobija tvrdnju onih cla-
nova, koji kazu, da Sc ne mo-
re nista raditi, jer Sc moze
kad Sc hoce.
Jos jednom bratska hvala
svima onima koji su pomogli
nasem lijepom uspjehu, te Sc
strama braci koji SUI radili,
nasim trgovcima ko.ii su nam
dali uz najboliu cijenu hra-
nu i svima onima koji SUI sa
svojim prisustvom pomogli
uzvelicati ovu zabavu.
Pri zakljucku zelim napo-
menuti jos to, da smo ma
godisnjoj sjednici stvorili lie
pc zakljucke u pogledu sade-
ME kampanje "a novo CLAN
sivo i proslave 6O-godisni lice
Hrrdtske Bratske Zaiednice.
Nacam sc, da ce nase clan
stvo i owe zakljucke sprove-
sti Il djelo ma ponos naseg
odsjeka i sviju mas.
Peter Marchins, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10
"BLJESCI U SUMRAka"
Napisao: Rikard NikOlic

"Ovaj roman :. nema dru-
ge svrhe nego da prikaze ma
Sc ljude i dogadjaje, sto SUI
sa iii bez njihovog izravnog
sudjelovanja nastali i razvili
Sc Cd pocetka ovog sudbo-
nosnog vijeka IL svijetu j kod
nas', - pise u ."Poruka ci-
taocu" sam autor. Roman
'Bljesci Il Sumrak' napisan je
"a vrijeme proslog rata. sto
nije tada tiskan a nj po svr-
setku rata do sada, o tome
no comment. To &c pane
tan citalac sam razumjeti. A
sto uopce izlazi u javnost, j.
nam da zahvalim poduzet-
nom duhu i plemenitoj pozrt-
vovnosti izdavaca P. Stanko-
vica. :"
Ukratko, dragi citaoci, sta
ri mas knjizevnik Nikolic je
u ovome romanu prikazao dio
nase najnovije povijesti. Kra-
san jerk, majstorsko slika-
ME prilika i ljudi, napose liza
proslog svjetskog rata, do
pocetka drugog svjetskog ra-
ia. Divno je prikazao i beo-
gradsku carsiju, koja je 1918.
godine postala gospodarom i
Hrvatske.
Svi ljubitelji lijepe knjizev-
nosti uzivati &c citajuci Bile
sci u Sumrak". Knjiga je to
cd 200 stranica. Da dozivi sto
vecu prodaju, izdavac je sa-
da, kad je cijena tisku vrlo
velika, odlucio, da je prodaje
"a S1.5O komad. Cd ciste Ia
rade lei &c pomoc tom nasem
starom piscu, koji vec par 60
dina zivi u tudjini i odakle
mi je poslao svoj rukopis.
Boljeg dara "a sebe i prija-
telja odnosno prijateljicu je-
diva Sc moze zamisliti cd ro-
mana "Bljesci u Sumrak".
Narucite odmah, da pomog-
nete time izdavaca pisca.
Unapred hvala.
Narucuje Sc cd izdavaca:
Petar Stankovic, 295 Market
Ave-, Winnipeg, Man., Can.
Cijena je romanu samo -
S1.50.
Ia Sjedinjene Drzave ista
Sc knjiga moze dobiti kod u
rednika "Zajednicara" i kod
Mr.. George simunovic, 5645
Carnegie st., Pittsburgh 1,
Pa. uz istu cijenu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10

kratka vijeka. Njihov sklad
bio je ponovo poremecen kad
Sc oni nakon oslobodjenja Cd
tudjinskog gospodstva nadjo-
Sc zajedno u svojoj nezavis-
MOI, ali krivo postavljenoj dr.
zavi. Tad su Sc porodili iz-
medju njih novi sukobi zbog
uredjenja drzave narodnih
imena. I'll spadaju u savreme-
nu politicku historiju, pa Ia
to nisu predmet ovoga pre-
gleda proslosti.
S mudrim nacionalnim u
redjenjem jugoslovenske re-
publike nestalo je uzroka su-
koba izmedju narodnih dr.
zavnog imena, pa je svakome
.jasno da Sc moze nazivati
Hrvatom iii Srbinom ujedno
biti dobar Jugosloven.
Sinovi Dalmacije, kod sve-
ga svog hrvatskog, odnosno
srpskog, rodoljublja i odano-
sti skupnoj domovini, cuvaju
i dalje dalmatinsko ime koje
Sc ma ovom komadu primor-
ia odrzalo "a wise Cd dvije tt
suce godina.
Dok oval kraj bude imao
svoje more, svoja brda i O.
toke, svoje stare gradove,
svoju klimu osobiti nacin
zivota, kojima Sc razlikuje cd
| svoje narodne okoline, on &c
Sc zvati Dalmacija, on a k Q
kao sto suncana Provansa
jos cuva svoje stare ime, ma
da Sc cd preko sto sezdeset
, godina mime sluzbeno ne ma
ziva. - (Svrsetak)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-02-10
Sa gcdisnje sjednice "zore"

U prosu nedjelju a. januara, Hrv. Pevacko Drustvo
zora odrzalo je svoju godisnju sedncu prostorama
Hrv Mar. Sokolskog Donna. Predsednk Charles Basic
tvorio je sjedncu sata posije podne pozdravo pri
sune Sednici prisustvovai osm zvrsujucih canova
takodjer podupruc zacasni utemeli iteln te zastup-
stvo Hrv Piev Dr1stva "Preradovic" il Gary Ind Hrv