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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
IF Any Ono Serves Nc"

Another If is in the saying II
any one serves me. he must follow
me" Jesus did not mean follow
at a long and respectful distance
He meant TO climb where he
climbed. dare what he dared.
Jesus had put this in even strong
cr words some time before. His
follower, he said, must take his
own cross every day and follow
Him Christians are rather too
fond Of looking at the cross. and
letting their Christianity 70 at that.
But the Christian life is not like
looking 4 a show, not even at =
tragedy We see the cross in every
Christian church somewhere, per
haps even the building is in the
>hapc Of . cross, But What Jesus
asked for in his followers Was not
cross before their eyes but \
crcsf ~ their lives To put it quite
Simply: Christian life when ii Is
real is ? life Of sacrifice for
others. II is 4 life in which self
comes il l. not FIRST A doctor said
to his patient | think most poo
pic arc Christians. dou't YOU
That depends on what YOU mean
hn Christian! r YOU mean by that,
some ono Who sdwires Jesus. Yes.
mort rChplo arc Christians Fut II
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Three IFS
Lesson for March IA, 1854

THERE are important Ifs in the
Christian life. The word IF
keeps coming up all through the
Bible. This does not mean that the
Christian life is based on uncer-
taintics. II does mean. however.
that there is nothing automatic
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12

Many Ifs Of the Bible can well be
expressed in the words Only
when !. j." Three times Jesus used
that fateflil word in the hours when
he was face to face with his des-
tiny, when he was facing the Gross
These Ifs had to do with himself
they also had to do with his
friends. Not only his friends there
and then, but now and hore.-in
short. with every Christian One Of
these Ifs is in his saying about the
grain OF wheat. Save the grain
cover it with protective varnish,
keep it in tin box, put II il =
bank vault You may save the
grain but you will destroy its life.
there win be no other grains Put
the grain of wheat in the ground
where il can rot, and N q fcW
weeks that grain win lee Eor" if
win have died; but where il died
there viii be a green blade grow
ing, blade that one day VIII he
wheat stalk bearing many
grains II only When there is
death can there be life Jesus
meant that for himself; if he had
refused the cross he would not
have been the Prince Of Life and
Saviour. He meant it for us; those
persons who mean most in the
lives OF others, those vital person
alities who by kind Of bright con
tagion bring vitality wherever
they 20, -those arc the very per
sons who arc least careful for
their own selves. Wherever people
are scranbling every man for him
self, there you have strife and dc
Struction.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Outlook Good

nun AND BRADSTREET, INC, recently
- conducted a survey of top management
executives and reported that most Of them
expected business 10 I'D good in the second
quarter Of 1854. The fredit-listnE agency
sought the opinion Of over 1000 top exc
cutiveS
The most surprising result Of the poll
was the fact that almost half Of the cXecu-
tVeS interviewed expected business during
the second quarter of this year to exceed
last years second q4arter dollar sales.
Another third of them expected no change
IN sales during the second quarter Of this
year and only about fifth Of those reply
ing expected a lower dollar volume
The result of the pol, then. is a finding
Of optimism among most of the more than
1900 executives routadtcd Unless most of
these top executives are Incorrect in their
appraisal Of business conditions, the bust
ness future Is Il good one.
we agree with the majority opinion. We
have pointed out ON previous occasions
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Letters To Editor

The parcel post service. conform
ing TO that original concept of
handling small packages and pro-
viding service extending beyond
that offered by private carriers. is
required TO meet public necessity
n d convenience. How ever.
through administrative a cti n
over the years. the service has
been permitted TO seriously and
unfairly encroach into the field
OF private enterprise transporta-
ton Taking advantage Of the
below cost rates which have exist
ed over so many years, large
commercial shippers have divert
ed their traffic from private car
rlel'S 10 the government subsidized
parcel post to the extent that q
great bulk Of the traffic carried
in that service consists of large
shipments from one commercial
house to another. The farmers
and the residents Of small COM
munltieS for whom parcel post
was originally created therefore,
as taxpayers, have had to bear
[ the cost of such commercial ship
rnents. III this connection Senate
/ Report No. io3s. 32nd Congress.
\ submitted October 49, 1851, stated
as follows:
The benlits OF low cost
service are illusory if part of
the total cost Of transportation
Is borne by general taxpayers
IF shippers do not pay the full
cost of the transportation ser
wee they use. traffic generally
Is diverted from transportation
media Inherently better able TO
Serve them A lavish subsidy
system distortS user preferences
TO such an extent that soon II
becomes impossible to evaluate
the inherent advantages Of any
form Of transportation.
l should ike 10 make clear that
I am fully IN favor of the parcel
post system To serve farmers and
those in snail communities. the
purpose for which the system was
originally inaugurated ON the
other hand. ! am vigorously OBJ
posed TO a government competl-
ton with private carriers or amy
other type Of business which can
furnish adequate facilities and
service
Sincerely yours.
A L. Hammel.
President. Railway
Express Agency
New York,
NT4frD 4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12

about it. At an
"Automat'' restau-
rant you can put
coins in the slot
and ate h pie,
sandwiches, coffee
or what viii you :
have. come out Of
the wall. But the
life OF the Chris
tan is not like
that. You can't pat
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
rHIcl Ill

Tlrpha.1zrlg tho fact that price
trends wrrc not behaving like .
business recession. the Bureau Of
Labor Statistics has reported .
slight drop one tenth Of one per
cent III the consumers price in
deX between mid-Noyclnher and
x L. 5.4......-u.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12

N plous wish, or snort prayer.
like a dime, in the morning and
then expect the rest Of the day u
pour out all the virtues without
your having to do another thing.
Important conditions have to be
met
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Not By Bread Alone

Folks do not live by breed alone -Ah no
We live BY foth os through this life we go
BygentIe thoughts ond deeds Of Kindness done,
BY toll and its reword Laughter ond fun
Bymusic's soothing chorm and loves soft touch
And by children We cherish and love 50 much.
We live by the beouty ground US spreod.
A rising moon and lovely sunsets red.
The downing Of doy with the skies ofush,
And Of twilight time. the song OF thrush,
We live by the burdens we eoch must beor,
BY the fojth we have when we kneel il prayer
We live by the routine and toll Of each doy.
Small humble chores putting dishes owoY,
Scrubbn9 q floor obtoinine food. meals TO cook.
A little reodlng in paper or book
Some moments spent to help child oIong.
Pousng TO listen e robins song
We live by roses in q vase or ior.
By dawn ond twilight, and evening stor
Which shines through the dusky curtoins Of night
And beums on eorth with its beautiful light
We live by the groce Of God On His throne,
For 10 Iife(s fully lived BY bread alone.
l. D Whtoker
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
ROY DIES IN tIEIl

Tcnton. Md LII Charles Anthony
), son of Mr.. and Mrs EllWood
Anthony. died in a fire. which
destroyed his home. on the same
farm whore two Of his cousins
perished in i blaze about two
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Parcel Post Has
A Definite Place
Editor of The Herald.

Editor OF The Herald
have had brought to my at
tention the letter addressed TO
you appearing in the February II
issue Of The Farmville Herald
over the signature Of Mr.. j. r
Wilmington. Nattoax. Va. headed
Postal Rates Differ on Glasses
Of Service" Mr.. wilmington SEEM
ed in part to be replying to my
letter Of February commenting
upon the editorial which appear
ed in the Herald under date OF
January s. dealing with govern
ment subsidy Of parcel post.
Contrary to Mr. Wittingtons
assumption that your editorial of
January 8 had come to me
through a clipping service, it was
brought To my attention by MI.
J. ", CraWley resident of Farm
vile and the Railway Express
Agent there who also forwarded
TO me the issue Of February IL in
which Mr.. wilmington letter APP
peared
The statement which ! prev
louSly made, that losses on parcel
post exceeded a billion dollars
since 1926, more than half of
which occurred III the last five
years, was specifically based upon
annual reports issued by the Post
master General and. Of course
was accurate to the extent those
losses we're so reported AS | indi-
Gated however. they are under
stated in the failure TO make AL
loWance fot costs attributable TO
I the handling Of parcel post which
arc paid from appropriations
made 70 other government de-
partmeutS. Testimony given be-
fore various Congressional COM
mlttees has indicated that these
auollioilal costs can pc toiiSel Y" \
I'Vey estimated al nov leSS Iilai
SAB 5000 per year The increase
III p. 60 70" "OV9 *'li' 'ooN
I effect last October, while certain
y aeS'ehed 10 oeclea'e lIle losses
/ on parcel post, did not. however
vars 'H'o CONSIDERATION 'iicSe
"od'Iioilai CoS'A-
AR "lVtIletoh is correct III ms
IMPRESSION 1t"L N1f parser poSl
~ 'iN' 49, '''""e VI d ''N i''' s'',
iof people n rural dIStiictS and
lar rom ce''VerS OF popuia'l0r.
Hes called lots OF fellers names
that we'd get sued if we did, and
from the action taken by some Of
our holdings It's the kind Of stun
them Communist and Nationalist
like. 1t gives them COURAGE TO
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12

Sincerely yours.
A l.. Hammell.
President. Railway
Express Agency
New York,
March 4 1854
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

Pomlatka, Josipa i Mary Ro-
peta Tomljanovich. Otac je,
rodom IL Kriviput, Hrvatsko
Primorje, a majka rodjena
Bobinac, Otok, Slavoniia.
Nasa JoAnn, koja jos nije
svrsila 18 godina, postigla je
lijepo odlikovanje u svojim
naukama. U mjesecu junu o.
We godine ona &c svrsiti Ford
son High School sa prvoklas-
nom diplomom. Kao svak e
godine, Ford Motor Co. da-
je scholarship djeci njezinih
radnika, koji su sposobni da
poloze ispite i prodju sve
kvalifikacije sto su potrebne.
JoAnn je to sve prosla i do
bila scholarship "a 4 godine,
te da 81 odabere University
po svoioj zelii. Ona :ie oda-
brala University of Michigan
"a buduce nauke sa zeljom,
da bude uciteljica. Povrh sve-
ga skolskog rada, ona radi
kao cashier u grocery storu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

iii vec dosli do sporazuma, da
ce ju poslije toga dati u BIZ
shop Noll High School, da Sc
uci "a skolsku uciteljicu.
Mlada sestra Mary liza sebe
ostavlja u gnijezdu 221 dvije
sestre, Gloria i Josephine, a u
nasem odsjeku Sc nalaze ME
zini roditelji, takodjer njezin
died Jakov, tetak Vinko tet-
ka Mary Sersic, rodjak Vinko
mladi rodjakinja Barbara
Prieboy. H
U ime clanstva odsjeka 2SS
zelim nasim mladim clanica-
ma, Mary Ovas i Mary Smo-
kvina dugi zivot, dobro zdra-
vile i najbolju srecu u njiho-
vom budutem zivotu, a Mi
hovim roditeljima cestitamo
ma lijepom uzgoju svojih kcer-
ka, "a koje Sc madame da ce
slijediti njihove stope i biti
ma ponos NINA svima mama.
George Balich, tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
Kodiak.

poslije skole.
Presla je il Pomlatka u
odsjek kad je navrsila 16 60
dina, a u Pomlatku jos ina
diva brata, Steve Is godina
Frank II. Ona je pravi po-
nos svojih roditelja i naseg
naroda u okolici, koia Sc po-
nosi sto je clanom HBZ. Kao
bistra djevojka ona takodjer
,obnasa wise casti u skoli, cr-
Xvi drugim mjesnim organi-
zacijama.
Kao prijatelj njezinih rodi-
telia, sa mole strane zelim
joj sretni pocetak "a vece ma
uke u University of Michigan
dojduceg septembra.
John Prpich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

naseg odsjeka preko 40 godi-
ma. Bio je mnogo godina "a
perovodju i u Nadzornom Od-
horu, takodjer je clan Udruge
Hrvatskog Donna, u kojem
Domu je u Nadzornom Od-
boru cd dana kada je ustro-
jen, te vrlo aktivan i mnogo
doprinesao kako "a mas od-
sick, tako i "a Dom. Kad tre-
ba raditi ma zabavama iii iz-
letima, on je uvijek medju
prvima, a k tomu sa svojim
automobilom prevazao clan
stvo sve sto je trebalo "a
izlet.
Druga je nasa mlada clani-
ca Mary Smokvina, koja je
rodjena "a. travnja 1886. u
ovom mjestu cd dobro pozna-
tin roditelja, Jakova Caro-
line Smokvina, koji su tako-
djer rodjeni u ovom mjestu-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

do Zagreba, a preko Putnie-
ke Agencije Skala National
Bank, i to 26. juna o. g.
Ma nasu objavu prijavio Sc
lijepi broj brace i sestara, ne
samo IL grada Chicago, nego
j IL mnogih drugih mjesta.
Zato molimo sve koji su sc
odazvali, da 81 sve potrebito
urede tie da se spreme "a put,
jer 26. juna Sc priblizuje. Mi
koji polazimo il Chicago tre-
ba da Sc sastanemo u subotu
u 10 sati u jutro ma Midway
Air Port, a oni koji &c mas
sastati u New Yorku, treba
da su ma Idlewild Air Field
u 2 sata poslije podne.
Dakle svima lijepa hvala i
do vidjenja u subotu 26. ju-
ma. - Uz bratski pozdrav,
Vincent Biskupic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

Q katolickoj crkvi Sv. Al
phonsus, Dearborn, Michigan,
na 16. sijecnja 1858, Herman
Drazic, sin dobro poznati Bri-
braca, gospodina gospodje
Ivana Drazic, sklopio je brak
sa Sheila Withers, kcerkom
gospodina i gospodje James
Withers. Gospodin Drazic kao
3ospodin Withers su dobro
poznati vodje detroitskih in
dustrija. Ovdje donosimo sill
ku nash mladenaca.
Posliie sveta mise, MAIDEN
ci, svadbena grupa i roditelji
S obje strane povratili su Sc
kuci mladenkinih roditelia,
gdje su Sc gostili sa finim
frustukom. U isto vrijeme,
kinski stilni slikari koji su
pratili viencanu grupu cijeli
dan noe, su isto bill ma fru-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

Stuku.
Ma veeer, u jednoj cd maj
ljepsih dvorana u Detroitu,
Latin Quarter, odrzala Sc
je bogata vecera, ma kojoj
veceri je prisustvovalo oko
400 prijatelja, koji su Sc Ia
bavljali do kasno u noci.
Drugi dan Herman Sheila
su odputovali "a Florida Gu
ba, gdje su sproveli prve da-
ne svog skupnog zivota.
Gospodin i gospodja Drazic
radosno primaju Sheila "a
svoju snahu zele svojoj die
ci sve dobro ma svijetu. Isto
tako gospoda Drazici Sc du-
boko zahvaljaju swim, svojim
prijateljima, koji su pch,ogli
slaviti veliki dan u njihovom
zivotu.
Kodiak.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

Radica je snazan intelektua-'
lac move emigracije prilicno
poznat starim doseljenicima
jos IL vremena DR.. Ivana Su-
basica, bivseg bana Hrvat-
ske. On je ! jak pisac, pax
je uspio. da pise i u americ-
Ike publikacije, a dobro VIA
da engleskim jezikom, kao
s talijanskim, francuskim i
drugim kulturnim jezicima.
skolovan je odgojen u Beo-
gradu, docim rodom je IL
Splita tako ostao tvrdi Spill
canin Dalmatinac.
On nije doduse Clan nase
Zajednice, a trebao bi biti,
ali o mama, nasim clanovima
i Zajednici lijepo misli, 60
vori pise. On je tako u O.
vom svom clanku majstor-
ski prikazao uz Zajednicu i
"Ameriku j naseg covjeka u
njoj". Nasi skolovani ljudi
move emigracije su jednom
nogom u America, a jednom
u Republici Hrvatska, pax
tako ne stupaju u nasu "a
jednicu. Tako smo mi, da-
mas starr doseljenici, osjeeali
prvih godina kad smo otkri-
vail "a nasu gospodu Ame-
riku. Radica je takodjer ma
stavhik u jednom college-u u
gradu New Yorku, i on Sc
dakle snasao u America. Do
bar je predavac. Mi smo slu-
Sail njegovo predavanje ma
americkom jeziku ma pitts
burskom sveucilistu O jugo-
slavenskoj knjizevnosti maj
storski je izabrao temu mai
jaeih knjizevnika Jugoslavije:
Mazuranica, Njegosa i Pre-
Serena, tada je priznanje i
slavu stekao kod Americana.
Mi cemo recent njegov ma
pis u glavnom prenijeti u od-
lomcima iii u seriji clanaka,
s uvjerenjem da &c nase cita-
telje zanimati. os a~..
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

u pocast swim zivucim mrty
ista zasluzuju cd sviju mas, j
mijeniti majcinu ljubav na-'
prama svojoj djeci. zato cast
zivima, a slava mrtvima mai
kama.
Mas je koncert uspio iznad
svakog ocekivanja, pa stog
razloga ovim putem Sc zelim
zahvaliti svima onima, koji
su mas ma istom onako lijepo
posjetili. Takodjer Sc zelim
zahvaliti urednicima n aseg
glasila "Zajednicara', braci
Vukelicu Brkicu, koji su to-
ga dana bill nasi pocasni 60
sti govornici, cija je pri-
sutnost privukla mnoge nase
clanove prijatelje.
Samo da napomenem jednu
razliku izmedju naseg prvog,.
drugog i sada ovog treteg
koncerta. Prvi Sc je odrzao
godine 1862. i ma istom pro-
gramu SUI ucestvovala samo
tri clana naseg gnijezda Po-
mlatka, Helen Majnaric je
svirala ma piano, a Mike Ma
jerovic William Stamfl su
svirali u harmoniku. Njihov
nastup ma programu je die
lovao i ma druge roditelje, da
su svoju djecu, koji SUI imali
talente "a glazbu, pies i pie
smu pripremali "a drugi kon-
cert, koji je odrzan 1858. 60
dine. Tako je ma tom koncer-
tn bilo mnogo wise clanova
naseg gnijezda, koji su bill
10 ma prvom koncertu.
Owe 1894. godine ma nasem
koncertu imali smo toliko to-
eaka ma programu, kojeg su
izvadjala djeca naseg gnijez-
da Pomlatka, da smo cd ne
kin morali odustati, jer i'll je
bilo i previse. Imali smo ma
mjeru da prikazemo pomicne
slike u bojama cd grada Ha-
miltona Cartoons" "a die
GU, ali uslijed pomanjkanja
vremena i zbog previse dru-
9Th tocaka, morali smo Cd to-
ga odustati, pa iako smo ina
Ii sve "a to priredjeno, ukliu-
civ i projektor.. Nasa djeca
SUI Sc toliko zanimala "a oval
program, da SUI ma istom bill
ne samo owl IL Hamiltona,
nego in je nekoliko bilo koji
zivu Cd 6 do IS milja uda-
ljeno Cd ovog mjesta, sto je
dobro i "a pozdraviti.
Izmedju tocaka ma progra-
mu brat John Novosel, koji
je prize zivio u Kirkland Lake
a sada je clan odsjeka GA,
vrlo vjesto je zabavljao pri-
sutne sa pricama salama u
hrvatskom i engleskom je-
ziku. Takodjer zelim napo-
menuti, da su ma koncertu
prisustvovali tri bivsa u
pravitelia ovog gnijezda, a
to su Velma Bratina, Tony
Stipancic i njegova supruga
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
Katie (Starcevic).

Katie (Starcevic).
ma programu, nego sto je BIZ
Zatim su govorili urednici
naseg "Zajednicara" braca
S. Brkich F. Vukelic. Br-
kich je govorio u engleskom
jeziku, koji je u kratkim DO
tezima ocrtao vaznost nase
ustanove ovogodisnju kam-
panju "a novo clanstvo, a
Vukelic je govorio u hrvat-
skom jeziku, tie prikazao vaz-
most bratstva i zajednicar-
stva u nasim redovima. Re-
kao je da treba mamie po-
litike, a wise sloznog, brat
skog zajednicarskog rada u
Hrvatskoj Bratskoj zajedni-
ci, kao sto Sc to vec lijepo
opaza zadnjih nekoliko godi-
ma. Obadva govornika su bila
burno pozdravljena po pri-
sutnima, a narcotic brat W.
kelic kad je rekao da treba
mamie politike, a wise sloge
po pitanjima bratstva i "a
jedniearstva u nasoj Zajed-
nici.,
Door prize je dobio John
Kozar, a "a make je vukao
tiket brat S. Brkich i izvu-
kao sa imenom, Mrs. Stamfl.
LA toga je dolje potpisani
stavio ma Mrs. Stamfl crve-
nu pantljiku sa zIatnim slovi-
ma - "Neset 397 Mother
1854" Zatim je ista sestra
bila slikana "a kulturni film
H. B. z. i predana joj kutija
cokolade, sto je dobila sa svo-
JON sreekom.
Ma ovom koncertu je tako-
djer nize potpisani pozvao
sve make i zene, koje zele
vidjeti tvornicu - Proctor &
Gamble Plant, u kojoj Sc pra-
vi sapun i drugi slicni produk-
tt. Nakon nekoliko dana pro-
veo sam 40 zena po pomenu-
toj tvornici, koju su iste sa
velikim zanimanjem pregleda-
le, a kompanija je svakoj da-
la po jedan .uzorak sapuna
kaos compliment.
/ Takodjer ovim putem Sc
zelim zahvaliti Izvrsnom Od-
boru HBZ., koji Sc je slozio
i Plato troskove da Sc S ovog
koncerta snimi film u boia-
ma. Oval film &c Sc nadodati
drugom filmu cd nasih kul-
turnih sportskih aktivnosti,
koji &c Sc prikazivati ma ie-
sen interesiranim odsjecima i
gnijezdama Pomlatka H.B.Z.
u Kanadi i Sjedinjenim Ame-
rickim Drzavama.
JOS jednom svima Sc Ia
hvaljujemo, koji SUI nam bilo
u eemu doprinijeli "a sto bo-
iii uspjeh ovog koncerta.
Joseph Stanovich,
upravitelj gnijezda 397.
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0dsjek 288 povefan
Sa dve mIade CIanice

Indiana Harbor, Ind. - Sa
radoscu javljamo veselu vi
vijest clanstvu HBZ., rodbini
i prijateljima, da su u mas od-
sick pristupile sa prelaznom
listinom IL Pomlatka gnijez-
da 221 dvije mlade clanice,
cije slike ovdje donosimo, da
in clanstvo vidi i bolje upozna.
Prva je clanica Mary Ann
Ovas, koja je rodjena 6. ira
vnja 1886. u ovom miestu, a
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ime MEGA i uciteljice, u ime
djece i cijelog sela Lupoglav
srdacno pozdravimo sve one,
koji SUI pomogli njihovu sko-
lu i da i'm Sc topic zahvali-
mo. S. L.
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u HRYATSk0M SELU LUP0GLAV

Konacno prestale padat hadne kise Osvanui lie
pi proetn dani Topic proljeno napokon e ogra-
10 zagrebacke uce nhove zeene drvorede zvo je po-
stao eps veseiji.
Sje mas mali autornobl krenusmo Maksmr-
skom cestom pravcem Dugog Sela. Vozil srokom
betonskom cestom koa vod preko neprgedne
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JoAnn R, TonlIjanovich

Dearborn, Mich. - Odsiek
broj 643 HBZ. ina u svojim
redovima svoju mladu clani-
GU, kojom Sc mozemo po-
nositi, a to je sestra JoAnn
Ropeta Tomljanovich, k o j e
sliku ovdje donosimo.
JoAnn je kcerka naseg ak
tivnog i dugogodisnjeg tai
nika, sestre upraviteliice
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Indiana Harbor, Indiana. Me
zina majka, Carolina, tako-
djer je -pristupila u mas od-
sick il istog gnijezda Pomlat-
ka 1882, otac Jakov je
pristupio 1886. Mary &c svr-
siti visu skolu u lipnju owe
godine, pax su njezini rodite-