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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-16
GIoversyilIe Team In
Banqup Diamond Start

Gloversville, N. Y. - The
Croatian Club representing
Lodge 305 on the softball
diamond is we'll into the sea-
son, having won five games
and lost one in the local Y.
M. C. A. league.
The games are we'll attend
ed, which goes for the out
of-town games and also when
strong independent contin-
gents are hosted at the Cro-
attain Park grounds. We do,
however, have room in the
roofing section for a few
more additional voices.
At the present the C.F.U.
colors will 60 into battle un-
der the following personnel:
Frank Budinscak, John Bu-
dinscak, Harvey Ropan, Ed
ward Stefic, Frank Sirovica,
Emeran Fabian, Steve Ceh,
Frank Gersak, Thomas Ger
SAX (still in the Nest ranks),
Joseph Foley, George Willett,
Frank Ropan and Charles
Stefic.
Any day now we hope to be
hearing from Tony Kordic of
Cementon, N. Y, with the
idea of getting the New York
State C.F.U. Softball champ
ionship games started.
Charles Stefic, Scribe
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Gary Church In Midst
Of important Festival

Gary, Ind. - The start of
the fund raising campaign to
build a new parish church for
st. Joseph's Parish, began
with the mailing Of individual
pledge cards to parish men,
bers and the announcement
of plans for a Parish Festival,
according to John Samarzia
and Mrs. Michael Horan, CO.
Chairmen for the Festival.
The Parish Festival, to be
staged from June Is to June
Goth, inclusive, at the church
grounds, located at 44th and
Pennsylvania, will be the first
real effort to reach a goal Of
S25O,000 needed to build the
new church, and also to pro-
vide more classroom space in
the parish school.
Sponsoring the Festival will
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and grandson that song is
free and does not understand
any commands, it follows. it's
own voice.
May this sentiment Of the
poet Preradovic find echoes
in the hearts Of all members
of the Croatian Singing Soci-
cites that have gathered to
celebrate our 10th Anniver-
sary.
May "Preradovic" carry on
in this spirit with the help
of our American born youth
for many years to come!
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dIldu OlIlSlIlS oOCIcIlCS III SiAA-
cago, Pittsburgh, and Pueblo.
Other men attending this
first meeting were: Matt
Oreskovic, Joseph Nejak, Jo-
sip Keleminic, George Rad
man, Louis Ladra, Stephan
Stritoff, John Matkovic, An
ton Matkovic and Nicholas
Campagnetto.
On May Is, 1914, at al
meeting attended by "a men,
the singing society was for
mally organized and the fol-
lowing committee lie c t e d:
President, z. I. Kerhin, Vice.
President, Joseph Nejak, Sec
retary,, Janko Svaric, Treasu-
rer, Frank Kelemenic, Audit
ing committee: Nj c h o ! a s
Campagnetto, Ivan Matkovic,
Janko Spanic.
Others attending this meet
ing and enrolling as members
were: Louis Novak, Dominik
Kovacevic, Milan Oreskovic,
John Mitar, Janko Spanic, Mi
Ian Mesic, Blaz Lovrinic, Kar-
10 Norsic, Josip Keleminic
and Frank Vodopija.
The name of ''Preradovic"
was adopted upon the motion
of member Blaz Lovrinic. Pc
ter Preradovic, Croatia's best
beloved "poet laureate" was
born March 10, 1918 in the
Bjelovar district of Croatia.
At this meeting first men,
bership dues were collected
and the society's treasury
started with the sum of $11.
,. We must admire the spirit
5a1a.daring of this original
s.sN5;k IN "a men, who in three
ssuE time, under the lead
~ M of the first teacher
Fra~A Brink, prepared for
their first public appearance
at a concert held in the local
Eagle Hall on August 80,
1914. Croatian Singing Soci-
ETY. "Zora" from Chicago and
Slovenian group "Slovan"
from South Chicago came to
take part in this first "Prera-
dovic" concert to help spread
enthusiasm and encourage the
support for the young society
among the Croatian people in
Gary.
The work Of "Preradovic,"
following this first concert,
continued with many success
full appearances, membership
increased and the Croatians
in Gary, individually and
through the several of their
fraternal, political and other
organizations, supported their
singing group and were proud
Of it.
There was not a celebra-
ton or festivity among the
Croatians in Gary in those
early years of "Preradovic,"
that this singing group was
not the first one on the list
of those called to participate.
Moreover, to show their ap-
probation and love for their
singing society, all. Croatian
societies in Gary became life
members of "Preradovic" be-
sides the many individual life
and sustaining members.
The first five years "Pre-
radovic's" activities consisted
of appearances at concerts,
public entertainments and fes-
tivities of the various soci-
eties and groups. "Prerado-
vic" also gave successfully
several dramatic performan-
ces. During this period the
society took it's first steps
toward the acquisition of
ground for it's own home, and
working together with other
societies helped to bring a.
bout the building of the Gro
atian Hall, at 23rd and Wash
ington, which was up to a few
years ago the center of fra
ternal, political and social ac-
tivities of the Croatians in
Gary.
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S1AAotA. AoISA Sh IAAS A<ON6So
took over the hall and "Pre-
radovic" acquired it's present
home. That event surely
marked a great progress for
"Preradovic" also in financial
respect. \
At present, the Clubs prop
erty and inventory has a clear
value of $4,000 which grew
from the original treasury of
$11 some years ago. Finan-
cially, we can proudly say, we
did not fare so badly in these
past 40 years.
But how do we stand in
respect to our Croatian ma
tional and cultural activity?
After all, the aim and pur-
pose of a Croatian Singing
Society in our new homeland,
u. S. of America, was and
should be to promote the
unity among the immigrants,
to keep the ties with the old
country continuously alive
and strong and to spread the
good name Of the Croatian
nation among other national
groups.
Moreover, we believe, the
principal aim of our society
and other similar groups was
to prove to the American pub
lie that the Croatian nation,
although a. small one, as ma
tions 60, has it's own ancient
culture and worthwhile a.
chievements in the several
fields Of cultural activities.
"Preradovic" therefore, like
all other Croatian singing So
cieties among the Croatian
immigrants, chose the field Of
musical culture and endeavor-
ed to bring before the Amer
lean public the best in choral
singing as it was developed
in our old country. In this
work we followed the steps
of the singing societies of
Croatia, which have been ac-
tive in this field for many
decades, principally in the
cities, and later on, after the
political rebirth of the peas
ants of Croatia, in the villa
ges.
Looking at it from this
point, the Croatian singing
societies in the United States
were principally the imitation
of the similar societies in old
Croatia. And, likewise, they
were supposed to be the
torchbearers of the national
Croatian spirit, the spirit of
the centuries old struggle for
political and national liberty,
for the democratic way Of
life. We can truly say that
most of such societies in
America were doing this
work of keeping the light of
nationalistic spirit burning a.
mong the Croatian immi-
grants in America with sue
cess and they deserve much
credit in spreading the good
name of the Croatian people
in the field Of cultural a.
chievements.
What did "Preradovic" do
in this field of activity dur
ing the past. forty years?
First of all, in Gary "Pre-
radovic" is known as one of
the outstanding choral groups
and since it's early days has
taken part in every impor-
tant event on the musical
field. In holding it's Anniver-
sary celebration throughout
these past forty years, we
have had as our guests sew
eral other .Croatian singing
societies from near and far,
which helped us to demon
strate before the other. ma
tionality groups and Amer
ican public, that the Croatian
nation has It's own cultural
background, it's glorious his
tory and aspirations for a
place among the free and in
dependent nations.
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35th Anniversary, with nu-
merous glee clubs and their
representatives participating,
the birth of the Croatian-
American Singers Federation
took place, and z. I. Kerhin
was elected president.
September of the same year
witnessed the first gigantic
Music Festival of the Singers
Federation, held in Pitts
burgh in conjunction with the
55th Anniversary of the Cro-
atian Fraternal Union, with
whose aid and moral support
the Singers Federation devel-
oped from a dream to a re-
atty!
The past five years have
found the "Preradovic" men,
bers joyfully joining their
many frienls near and far to
participate in the anniversary
celebrations of other singing
societies.
In 1852 a group of "Prera-
dovic" members travelled to
Yugoslavia with the Du-
quesne Tamburitzans where
they met and made personal
contacts with the cultural
men of Croatian renown, a.
mong whom were Rudolph
Matz, Slavko Jankovic, DR..
Vinko Zganac, DR.. Josip An
dric, Bozo Krnic, Stjepan Ste
panof, Ivo Tjardovic, Jakov
Gotovac, and Krsto Odak.
The two month summer So
journ of the "Preradovic"
members in the land of their
heritage enabled them to
bring back a wealth of music
and literature, making this
the most beneficial trip ever
made, and thereby swelling
the archives Of Croatian cul-
ture here for the benefit of all
the Croatian organizations in
America.
Annual events Of "Prerado-
vic" are concerts, picnics,
might in a Croatian Village" "
and Christmas Party. In the
Fall of 1853 committees were
formulated for the prepara-
ton of the 10th Anniversary.
All in all, members of "Pre-
radovic" in Gary can be proud
Of their past achievements in
their chosen field Of activity.
But what of the future?
Let us frankly admit that
all our Croatian Singing Soci-
eties are deeply concerned
about their future. Many
singing societies are finding
it more and more difficult, as
the years pass, to hold their
groups together and especial
ly difficult to replace the de-
pleted ranks with new men,
bers.
Some of our Croatian Sing
ing Societies have organized
altogether new groups of
American-born boys and girls
and are making good pro-
gress.
Others are trying to hold
on to the old traditions and
to keep alive their Croatian
national character and ideals.
, But this is a hard struggle.
We must admit that the AM
erican melting pot is working
too well and overtime. True,
there is Croatian blood in our
American-born children, but
their spirit is American and
we can hardly expect them to
accept as their own some
thing that they cannot under
stand or feel.
Can we blame them. we
who have for years been sing
ing with such enthusiasm a.
bout the endless love of ones
own land of birth, about the
eternal glory of dying in the
battle for freedom of ones
own fatherland?
We cannot do that, but we
can and should urge them to
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Benefit Departments New Disability Plan on a Nom
Medical Basis, regardless of age Following that date
June &c. all members past 35 years of age must undergo
medical if they desire such protection whereas
bers past so years will not be permitted to make change
in question under any conditions See your Lodge
Secretary today for changeover form and have him fill
It out before It is too late.
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program. During the past sew
eral years "Preradovic" has
taken part in singing Christ
mas Carols under the spon-
sorship of the local Merchants
League and the Gary Cham
ber of Commerce. During the
Silver Jubilee Celebration of
the City of Gary, "Prerado-'
vic" was represented by a
nicely decorated float depict
ing a typical Croatian scene.
The following day, the glee
club sang before $4,000 peo-
pie at Miller Beach in Gary.
At one time we arranged an
exhibit of the various needle
work and national costumes
and other national art work
for the Gary public school
teachers.
Other appearances of "Pre-
radovic" outside of Gary are
too numerous to list here, but
let us mention some most i'm
portant ones: "Preradovic"
sang before the Indiana State
Legislature Tin national CO.'S
tumes) at the invitation of
former Governors Paul V.
McNutt and Clifford Towns
end, in 1885 and 1887. We
sang on Radio Stations
WIND, WIS, VIGIL in Chi
cago on several occasions. We
took part in the All-Slavic
Singing Festival at the Chi
cago Opera House in 1884, in
the First and Second Music
Festivals of the Midwest Sing
ing League in Milwaukee and
Chicago; we participated in
the concert arranged by the
Chicago University Chapel,
we were guests at the Teach
ers Educational Association
in Chicago Palmer House; we
sang at the Chicago Century
Of Progress Exposition.
In 1886 "Preradovic" was
in the front of the action to
organize the District League
of the Croatian Singing Soci-
eties in the midwestern states.
Besides "Preradovic" the
following Croatian Singing
Societies became members of
this League: Fora" Chica-
go; "Slavulj." Detroit, "Za-
greb," Milwaukee; "Hrvat-
SKA" Chicago; "Sloga," East
Chicago; "Dunav," Wauke-
gan; and "Vila," st. Louis.
The League is active to-
day, although some of the
member societies have dis
banded during the past world
war.
In 1888 several members
Of "Preradovic" joined the
Chicago "Zora" singing soci-
ETY. on a tour of Croatian
cities.
During the last seventeen
years "Preradovic" has spon-
sored the annual Easter con-
cert in Gary, given by the
well-known Duquesne Tambu-
rita Orchestra from Pitts
burgh, Penna.
When World War II came,
II of "Preradovic" members
were in the service, and one
Of them, Anton Seibal, died in
the service Of his country.
We cannot forget that in all
our work we have had the
fraternal and willing cooper
! alton of the many other Gro
attain Singing Societies in
America. They attended our
anniversary celebrations, we
helped to celebrate theirs, and
for the record Of true and
friendly cooperation on this
cultural field. May this friend
ly and fraternal cooperation
continue in the future!
The national characteristics
of a Croatian Singing Society
have also been expressed by
"Preradovic" on several i'm
portant occasions in the poll
tical life Of the Croatian peo-
pie. Thus "Preradovic" had
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Nationally Famed "Preradovic" Choir
Great Credit To City Of Gary, Indiana
Fortieth Anniversary OF Group Recalls
Many Contributions To Cultural History

Gary, Ind. - The 10th Anniversary Concert of the
Croatian Gee Club "Preradovc presented Sunday May
g. a rousing success.
The first meeting to organize Croatian Singing So
ciety in Gary Ind held May 6, 1914 in the Gro
attain Church Hail. 23rd and Adams st. This meeting
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Salaries of Director and employees 1oss0c
GU Printing Department supplies ~ iosss
Postage and express -- -- ...... s2ss
e. appropriation Dux Tourney party 1900
CFU General Order dues books sI25
Harley Associates,
Lancaster Photo Engraving Co, cuts 1882
Times subscription
Supply repair
Printing Stationery office supplies sos
Refunds of dues to members e6S
Security
Total .. ..~.....s soos17
Printing Department
Salaries Of Manager shop employees a4s5s
Salaries of Mailing Room employees $500
Paper Co, newsprint 622eo
Aling Cory Co., paper paste twine ..~. 14427
gs sess
Lewis Esdsn ESss5ts sa}as. Inc 1ne ,d ink INK 1873 s5s
General Paper Corporation paper aess
supplies 466
Whitaker Paper Co, supplies 1892
Ins.1tyne RSsn o1e @e9e51so nS suppt: gstt: Isl 5a
CFU General Order newspaper cut s1s
Postage and express 22os
Social security taxes .. .. ... ......... 1o45s
Total 4a1s5
Of Superintendent employees
IIliyard Sales Co.. wax and poishes - -....... 1seS5
Stephen Pepich travelling expenses 125o
Public Service Co. gas and electricity ..........
Rozgoy travelling 1890
ysseys Drug Store drugs and supplies sss sss4
Store paint 1915
5000
Store
hardware 3768
1888
A.
Philip Heller
100
2015
2O65
Cleaners
Sales gasoline 546
Iaundresses
Travelling expenses on business
1890
Security
Total " || || $ oZ'oo|
Paid to members and benefcaries 2s14S
Administration Fund 529543S
Athletic Department - m . 192329
National Fund ammonium -. .. .. . .. w . ...... ........
165893
Junior Order 80O017
1143185
Chdens Home 527aS7
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Ing hg,,,t taste n but ago limited budget
ANNANDALE. /" mi west on Route
236; 20 min. to Pentagon-1 -rm.
effic.: pvt. entr. and bath. compl.
kit, fully furn.; $40. utils. Crescent
LIv. RIM. KITCHEN. bedrm.. bath;
all utils. furnished. ia. 4-127s.. 5
N. ARL.-Lge. bright nicely furn.
bedrm. and kitchenette. semipvt.
bath; all utils. furn.; COW. to local
and long distance buses; unlim.
AFT. FoR RENT@2 rooms. kitchen.
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