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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14

On hand to handle the mu-
sical chores for the event
will be none other than the
Lala Tamburitzans, who will
provide the appropriate dance
tunes for your pleasure, re-
gardless of your age or con-
dition.
Admission fee to the festi.
vities will be fifty cents and
all children under twelve
years of age, accompanied by
their parents, will be admit.
ted free of charge.
We sincerely hope that our
members and friends will
take advantage of this oppor.
tunity to greet, once again
their fellow C.F.U. affiliates
and neighbors at this annua,
event. You'll all be accorded
a most cordial welcome.
Thomas Koss, Sec'y
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kenosha's "Croat Day" Around Corner

road tracks, ride over the
tracks and there you are.
Those of you who have no
transportation, stop at Bur-
gers Tavern, located at 4917
- 7th Avenue between 1900
and LOO PM, and transporta-
tion will be available to you.
A good time is promised
all who attend this outing.
Well have plenty of liquid
and solid refreshments, with
hot barbecued lamb ready at
noon and served throughout
the afternoon.
Poppy tamburitza music by
Charlie Elias and his Sere-
naders, also sponsors of this
annual outing, Will keep you
prancing and dancing to your
hearts content. Pony rides
will be available for the
kiddies.
So, chalk up this advance
notice on your social calendar
all you guys and gals from
near and far and be with us
at our 9th Annual Croatian
Day Picnic on Sunday, Aug
ust list.
"Amity" Chatterbox
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sufficient under-clothing and
sox, pajamas and a comforter.
Nor should they forget jeans
and shorts.
Boys and girls musically
inclined are invited to bring
their favOrite instrument to
the Camp. If there is a suf-
ficient number of them, the
Collnsellors can arrange for a
"jam session." Croat or other
wise, at the drop of a musical
dOwnbeat.
While we have now duly ad-
vised the campers as to what
they should bring with them
in a material way, we ask
each of them not to forget
the one and only thing that
will make their stay at Des
PLANES a memorable one -
to arrive at the Summer
Camp with the determination
to enjoy every single moment
of their stay at the Home.
Be it for one week or two
weeks, no boy or girl will ever
forget his or her stay at the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
9th Annual Junior Summer
Camp. Welcome!
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YOUNGSTERS viii Watch Favorife Team
Battle New York Yankees In biq Game
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as possible whether or not
their children are planning to
attend this affair.
All Children Invited
From the reports given by
the Individual Nest Managers
at the meeting held last
Wednesday, it is possible
that we may have upwards of
200 or 300 children in atten-
dance at the ball game.
Since this means a lot of
free publicity for the Croatian
Fraternal Union, we are hope
full that as many children as
possible attend.
On behalf of the Cleveland
Junior Nests we would like
to extend an invitation, also,
to the Junior Nests of Lorain,
Youngstown, Campbell, Gi-
rard, Mcdonald, Akron, Bar
berton and the Canton-Mas-
sillon area to join with us in
helping to make "CFU JUN
IOR DAY" the success that
it deserves to be.
No special planning is ne.
cessary. You can arrange to
drive your members to the
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
for the game on Thursday,
August 5th, and parking
space for your cars, and seat
ing arrangements for the
children, will be made for you.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Cleveland Singers To
Start Fall With Dance

Cleveland, Ohio The
Nightingale" Singing Society
is planning to stage a Fall
Dance on October 81, 1854,
at the Slovenian Home.
We ask other clubs and or
carnations in the area to re-
frain from scheduling any So
cial activities for that date.
Instead, we promise an enter
tanning evening to all who at
tend our funfest.
Marlene Vidusic, Sec'y,
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Philadelphia And Camden Lodges VIII
Stage Third Annual Picnic On July IS
United Lodges Committee Preparing For
Record Turnout OF Celebrants On Sunday

Philadelphia, Pa. - On
Sunday, July 18th, the United
CFU Lodges of Philadelphia,
Pa, and Camden, New Jersey,
invite you to spend a pleasant
day with all your friends at
their 3rd Annual Picnic, to be
held on that festive day at
Moffa's Farm, located on AL
monesson Road, Blackwood,
New Jersey.
AS our many guests who
have visited us on previous
occasions have experienced,
there is always something do
ing at these affairs and a
grand time is in store for all.
Rest assured that there will
be plenty of delicious hot bar
becued lamb and pork along
with cooling refreshments a.
vailable throughout the fes-
tivities.
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Follow The Zajednicar

EOuOW LILO AdJcull1Cdr
AS soon as we get more de.
finite plans formed for the
occasion, we shall notify
members through the col.
umns of the "Z'.
Meanwhile, the boys and
girls who want to attend the
game should notify their Nest
Managers at once. We must
advise the Cleveland Baseball
Club Of the approximate mum.
ber of children who will be
attending in order that a suf.
ficient block of seats can be
reserved for us.
Cleveland Nest Managers,
Ann Rescic, Nest IS
Goldie Malone, Nest 62
Rose Gustin, Nest SO
Nick Fuduric, Nest 1872
Josephine Bolek, Nest 191
Barbara Baron, Nest 373
Helen Vukcevic, Nest 604
Kitty Koscica, Nest 624
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14

lAChOoIi", VAoSs AL IllIo
heat and humidity of the
good old summertime makes
one think only of lounging on
the cool, cool grass with per-
haps a tall glass of sparkling
beverage within ones grasp
and a pleasant companion to
converse with. Thoughts such
as these bring to mind Keno
sha's 9th Annual Croatian
Day Picnic!
Jointly sponsored annually
by CF'U Lodges "Sloga" 207,
"St. Rok" 276 and "Amity"
Lodge 692, this greatly anti
cipated outing will be held on
Friendship Day." Sunday,
August 1, at O'Neill's Grove.
The picnic grounds chosen
for this great occasion the
past seven years, and former
ly known as McKeon's, are
easily accessible from High
way 80, former State High
way AZ. Just drive south from
the city limits until County
Trunk Highway 20" is reach
ed, turn West on "Q", drive
until you reach the N. S. rail-
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supply of hot barbecued lamb
and tasty refreshments.
Shortly after the dinner
hour our ensemble of musi-
clans will be on hand to dish
out your favorit' tunes until
the late hours Of the evening.
Other amusements for our
guests are also being planned
so don't miss out on a grand
outing.
Our Arrangements Com
mittee is making preparations
to welcome our prospective
guests in a handsome man.
ner. We invite you to attend
and bring your friends.
Stanko Mandich, sec'y.
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Plans Announced For Annual Rally Of
Minnesota State Federation Of Lodqes
Chisholm Will Play Host September To
Visitors From All Parts OF Gopher State

Chisholm, MINI. - We are
notifying the CF'U Lodges of
Minnesota, which are affili-
ated with our Minnesota State
Federation, that we will hold
our Annual Meeting on Sun
day, September 5, at the Slo-
vene National Home, in CHS
holm.
We ask all participating
Lodges to select five repre-.
sentatives to attend this ses-
sion.
The Arrangements Com
mittee of ES Lodge 210 held
it's meeting on June 5 in the
home of Secretary Mary Og-
nanovich, at which gathering
the President and Secretary
of the Federation were in at
tendance.
The members Of this Lodge
are preparing a grand pro-
gram and are making plans
to welcome the delegates and
members from the entire
State of Minnesota.
Reservations In Order
We urge all secretaries of
our Lodges to let us know
just as soon as possible how
many delegates and members
we may expect from their re-
spective Lodges, and also tc
order their banquet tickets
from our Secretary, Mrs. Ma,
ry Ognanovich, 120 Sixth ST.,
S. w., Chisholm, MINI. The
price of these banquet tickets
is $500 per person.
May we suggest that you
reserve yours in plenty Of
time in order that the broth.
ers and sisters of the Ar
rangements Committee may
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Annual Summer Camp Off To Successful Openino
Lodge 101 Plans
Anniversary Fete

So. Omaha, Nebr. - On
Sunday, July 18, "Sts. Peter
and Paul" C.F.U. Lodge 101
will celebrate its 5Oth Ami
versary. In honor of the oc-
casion a picnic and outing will
be held at Hill Haven, loca-
ted at 1900 South on 36th
Street.
This will be an all day af-
fair with plenty of hot barbe-
cued lamb and pork, along
with all sorts of liquid re-
freshments to help keep the
festivities rolling at fever
pitch.
The Sons of Croatia, a very
fine tamburitza ensemble, will
be on hand for your dancing
and listening pleasure. We
feel certain that you will en-
joy their musical treats in a
style created to please our
old fashioned guests, as well
as the so called modern gen.
Grafton.
All affiliates Of our Lodge
are urged to attend this event.
We especially wish to extend
an invitation to all new men,
bers, both young and old, who
have joined us recently.
Lest our readers feel that
this is strictly a closed door
affair, we hasten to extend
our welcome mat to all our
Croatian friends living in
Council Bluffs, Iowa, and in
other nearby vicinities.
Let's make this celebration
one that will long be remem-
bered as marking the half
century mark Of our progress
in the field of genuine frater-
nalism. George Kocsis
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Two Beaver County Lodges In Outing

Those of our members who
wish to lend a hand at the
affair are urged to contact
the local Lodge secretary
just as soon as possible.
The outing is open to all
who care to participate. AS
a matter Of fact, our "every-
body welcome" sign is meant
to incluue the entire sur
rounding area. How about
making plans right now to
attend the event, and include
the whole family in the pre-
parations.
George Spolarich, Sec'y.
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Ambridge, Pa. - The An
nual Joint Picnic, co-spon-
sored by CFU Lodge 153 and
ecu Lodge "a, will be held
on Sunday, July 49, at the
Ambridge Boro Park.
Outstanding tambu r i t. a
music will be furnished by
the Orao ensemble and your
old time favorite, hot bar
becued lamb, will be plenti-
full through the day. For the
liquids of your special liking,
just step up to our well
stocked bar and place your
order.
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Name Committees
For Fraferna| Day

Pittsburgh, Pa. - T h e
following were vested July 3
with the varied resposibili-
ties of carrying out all de-
tails pertaining to the staging
Sunday, July 25, of "CFU
Day" at West View Park,
Pittsburgh, which is being CO.
sponsored this year in honor
of the Society's Goth Ami
versary by the CFU Execu-
tive Board and the United
C. F. U. Lodges of Western
Pennsylvania Committee:
Program Committee
Stephen F. Brkich
Martin Krasich
Steve Devunic
Flip Vukelic
Frank Braidic
Awards Committee
Milan Vranes
Ivan Bronic
Joseph Rukavina
Marie Sekel
Mary Abramovich
Emile Lisowski
Amusement Tickets
John Parilac
Michael Bozic
Rose Pavacic
Mary Brletic
Catherine Zrinscak
Refreshments Comm.
Frank Pastorkovic
John BarkOVlch
Emil Sardock
Joe Kaurich
Nick Barcich
John Naglich
Ivan Kamenovich
Anton Delach
John Nakich
Daniel Sikich
Frank Stipancich
Frank Vukson
Thomas R. Luketich
John Kercell
Joe Verban
! All above named commit
tee members are respectful,
requested to be at West View
Park by HOO AM on Sun
day, July 25, to go over plan
for the observance of tn
Society's Diamond ] u b e
Year.
Stephen F. Brkich, Chair
Philip Yukelich. Sec'y.
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FarreI! Members
Behind Frat DaY

Farrell, Pa. - No doubt
our members are aware of
the fact that on Sunday, July
25th, the CFU Fraternal Day
festivities of the Western
Pennsylvania c. F. U. United
Lodges Committee will be
staged at Pittsburgh's West
View Park.
This year, the Croatian
Fraternal Union has joined
with this Committee to mark
the Goth Anniversary of it's
existence on this very same
program.
Since our Lodge 1926 is a
part of the United Lodges
Committee, a group which
has always been dedicated to
the interests of promoting our
Society, and especially this
year with it's dual celebration,
we have made arrangements
to charter a bus to transport
our members to the scene on
the date of the event.
The bus will leave from in
front of the Croatian Home
promptly at 1000 AM and
the round trip fare will be
$500 per person, certainly a
reasonable fee for such a trip.
We urge our members, and
also friends who are interest
ed in making the journey with
us, to register with any of our
Lodge officials or directly at
the Croatian Home before
Friday, July %.
On such an occasion as the
Diamond Jubilee of our great
organization, we believe that
every member should make
a special effort to be on the
scene of such festivities.
Michael Golub, Sec'y.
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Campbell Croats
To Shine July IS

Campbell, Ohio - On Sun
day, July 18th, the combined
Croatian groups of this local
ity will join forces to stage a
Picnic on the grounds owned
by bro. Sweetko, located on
the corner of 18th and Dewitt
Avenues.
Societies incorporated in
this united effort consist of
the following: The Croatian
Women, the American-Cro-
atian Citizens Club, t h e
knights of Croatia" C.F.U.
Lodge 1876, and it's affiliate
Junior Nest 199.
Although this activity was
initiated by the members of
the Croatian Women's Club,
the entire proceeds of the
event will go towards remod-
cling the kitchen of the Gro
attain Home.
All members of the Junior
Order will receive a number
of free tickets with which
they may obtain candy, bal
looms and other sundry items
which the youngsters enjoy.
The well known Skrbina
Tamburitza Orchestra will be
on the scene to dish out your
favorite dance music. We pro-
mise an ample supply of both
hot barbecued lamb and IL
quid refreshments of all sorts
to please the diversified
tastes Of all our guests.
We urge the members of
the aforementioned organiza-
tons to attend this outing in
as large a number as possible.
It would be nice to see our
fellow members and friends
from the Youngstown area in
attendance also, since we usu-
ally make it a point to be
present at their affairs.
Milan Skrtic, Sec'y.
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Special Notice To Lodge Secretaries
Pertaining To Disability Changeovers

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Now that the deadline privilege
the Old to the New Disability Plan has
ped those members who at past SO years o.
age there few matters of which Lodge secretaries
and members should be informed, follows:
All applications for transfer from the Old to the New
Disability which received at the Home Office after
the 25h of June will processed for the July
ment but such applications will be handled in the August
the Lodge will be charged dues for June and
July for all such members.
We had choice but to handle these applications in
this manner since desirous of mailing our July
assessment to the Lodges on which, otherwise, would
have been impossible.
Also all such certificates for transfer from the Old to
the New Disability Plan received after the 25th of June
will be mailed to the Lodge secretaries during the week OF
July H.
We urge all Lodge secretaries to make note of these
facts and bear with us until the situation is cleared up
Joseph Bella Supreme Secretary
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We're All Behind Her!
The big beauty show at
Long Beach will open Sunday
July 18, with all contestants
participating in a mammoth
parade which will attract
thousands to the city.
This will be followed by
days of rehearsals for the
pageantry and the prelimi-
naries for the miss United
States" contest. That winner
will be named next Wednes-
day, July -21, and come face
to face on July "a with the SO
foreign beauties in the final
eliminations for "Miss Uni.
verse" of 1854.
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Lodge 97b viii Stage
Funniest At Oaks Park

Portland, Ore. - A Picnic
to be sponsored by the affili-
ates of portland Rose" CFU
Lodge 976, has been sched-
uled for Sunday, July Is, at
Oaks Park.
AS in previous years we
again intend to have an ample
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drops on the vacationing sea-
son late in August and ano-
ther school term dawns.
In charge of the Camp for
the second consecutive season
are Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Vukal-
cic of Mt. Clemens, Michigan,
both experts in the field of
youth activity.
They have put together a
daily program of activities
which keeps the boys and
girls on the go at a steady
pace, but not without "time
out" for eating and rest. Ev-
cry moment of the Camp day
is carefully supervised and
no one is left on his or her
own.
Enjoyed by the campers
are such things as food at it's
very best, swimming in one
Of the finest pools in Amer
lea, overnight hikes, athletics
Of all kinds, aircraft projects,
and many, many other acti-
vities.
Parents, Please Note!
Anxious to bring the en-
campment within the finan-
cial reach of the average G.
F. U. family, the Society has
set an extremely low fee for
a stay at it's Summer Camp.
Those wishing to vacation
for two weeks are charged a
mere $500, or $500 for one
week. Lodging and board are
included. On the other hand,
the cost of transportation to
and from Des PLANES must
be paid by the parents of the
youngsters.
Boys and girls who entrain
for Des PLANES will be met
in Chicago by Home Super
intendent Nick d. Sarich if
arrangements for such a
meeting are made in advance.
Parents are welcome to
bring their boys and girls to
| the encampment, but there
are no facilities for them -
the mothers and fathers -
to stay at the Home and all
concerned are urged to govern
the m elves s accordingly if
they intend to visit here.
Those interested in send
ing their youngsters to the
Camp will find an application
blank for the purpose else
where in today's issue of the
English Section.
What You Should Pack
To be Of complete service
to those interested, we asked
Mr.. and Mrs. Vukalcic what
articles the boys and girls
should bring with them to the
Summer Camp.
Above all, wrote the Camp
Counsellors, every vacationer
should bring a Doctors cert-
ficate attesting to his or her
physical fitness. Youngsters
without such a certificate
cannot be admitted, so, par
ents, please don't overlook
this important item.
Swimmers should bring
with them nose and ear plugs,
if necessary, bathing suits,
rubber clogs or beach shoes,
and bathing caps if they are
of the female sex. Girls must
have a cap to get into the
pool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vukalcic sug-
gest that the campers bring
hangers for clothing, towels
and wash cloths, soap, tooth
brush and paste, a plastic
drinking cup, and a plastic
soap dish, all items that will
find ready space in the aver
age travelling case.
Jam Sessions Possible
The Camp Counsellors also
urge each youngster to bring
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Society's Junior Order Members Can
Enjoy Finest Summer Camp In America
Without Endangering Fdmi|y's Budget
Boys And Girls From All Sections Of
United States And Canada Are Invited
To Spend Vacations At Children's Home

BY Stephen F. Brkch, English Editor, Zajednicar
Des PLANES, ILL., - The Croatian Fraternal Unions 9Th
Annual Summer Camp called to order July the
campus of the Childrens Home of the Society.
Approximately 40 boys and girls were on hand that
day help the encampment off to fitting start Many
others will follow the weeks to before the curtain
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-02
OBITUARY OF
LEWIS JACOB GIERICH

God speaks sometimes through
our circumstances and guides us
closing doors as well as opening
them"
Lewis Jacob Gierich, son of John
G. and Magdaline Miller Gierich, was
born Dec. 6, 1891 near Lilly Chapel,
Ohio and departed this life in a
tragic accident, June 25th 1854 at
the age OF 81 years, months and
10 days.
Lewis graduated from the Lon
don High School in 1909, after
teaching a short time he engaged
in farming living at the same place
for, over 40 years near Lilly Chapel,
Ohio.
August 2s, 1918 he was united in
marriage with Miss Ella Minerva
Engle of Jefferson Township and
to this union two girls were born,
Phyllis Arabella and Mary Lucille,
the latter being the wife OF Darrell
Jones residing near Mt. Sterling,
Ohio.
Mr.. Gierich was confirmed in the
Lilly Chapel Lutheran Church but
later transferring to the London
Lutheran Church when the former
was abandoned.
At the time 70 his death he was
trustee of Fairfield Township - a
position which he held for several
years.
Surviving are his wife. Fila,
daughters Phyllis OF Columbus,
Ohio, and Lucille Jones, Of Mt
Sterling, Ohio: a sister Mrs. Kath-
crime Lawless OF Lilly Chapel:
several nieces, nephews and a host
of friends.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-02

Number 12,O89 Docket Page 594.
Unless exceptions are filed there
to, said account will be for hearing
before said Court, on the 11th day OF
August, 1854, at which time said
account will be considered and con-
tinued from day to day until finally
disposed Of.
Any person interested may file
written exceptions to said account
or to matters pertaining to the ex-
ecution of the trust, not less than
five days prior to the date set for
hearing. Maurice E. Beathard, Pro-
bate Judge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-07-02

as Executor of the Estate of
William j. Dalbey late of Madison
County, Ohio, deceased
Dated this 26th day of June A. d.
1854 Number 1916 Docket Page
36 Maurice f. Beathard Probate
Judge of said County.
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Business Opportunities 80

FOR SALE. Hotel, Cabins, boats
lIVing quarters, dance hall, doing
good business. Good lake front
immediate possession, $4,000
InhIels Landing, NettIe Lake.
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COPPER EASY Washing Machine,
in good condition, price $4,000.
194 Washington Ave-, London,
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PAPER AND PAINTING inside and
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate OF William J. Dalbey De-
ceased Robert A. Dalbey, 81 North
ridge Road, Columbus Il, Ohio has
been duly appointed and qualified
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II inch TABLE MODEL Television,
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