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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Euclid Nest 373
Goinq Great Guns

Euclid, Ohio - With eight
weeks of rehearsals under our
belts, the Junior Nest 373
Kolo Class is making won
derful progress. Ju d g n 6
from the large attendance of
the parents at our Thursday
night session, we know that
they are enjoying them as
much as the children.
We began our class with
tWenty-one students and a
record player. Today we have
twenty-eight youngsters en-
rolled and a fine tamburitza
orchestra furnishes the mu-
sical accompaniment.
Our thanks go to the good
fathers of the children, name
ly, Joseph Perovich, Peter
Bertosa, John Koss, Steve
Kasunic and John Baron
Thanks again, boys, t h c
mothers enjoy your music
too. They even try to kolo a.
long with the children.
Our C.. F. U. members anc
friends will have the oppor'
tunity of witnessing these
new artists in action, attirec
in beautiful native costumes
at the Lodge 337 Harvest
Dance, scheduled for Satur
day, November 13, at the Yu
goslav Center, Recher Ave.
in Euclid. Barbara BarOI
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Pitt Liberties Slated
To Talk Turkey Friday

Pittsburgh, + a. - L n e
members of Liberty" C.F.U.
Lodge 234 have an important
meeting coming up on Friday
evening, November 18th, at
$3.50 PM. AS usual this ses-
sion will be held in the down.
stairs meeting room of the
Bratska Sloga, 146-44th st.
There are several impor-
tant topics to be discussed at
this meeting and your sup
port on the various issues to
be presented will be very
much appreciated.
One of the items on the
agenda concerns our Annual
Christmas Party. Final ar
rangementS Tor TINS a11alr
will be made at this meeting.
To make this event a success
your cooperation and help
will be needed. Therefore, at
tend this meeting and get all
the details.
Don't forget to bring your
dues up to date at this meet
ing. We find that some of our
members are still in arrears
with their payments. AS you
know, we would like to begin
the new year with a clean
slate so, please make an earn
est effort to have yours paid
up to the end of the year.
Lodge officials will be pre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Benwood Lodge 745 In
Dance On November 70

Benwood, w. Va. - The
members of CFU Lodge 745
will sponsor a Dance on Sat-
urday, November 20, at the
Blue Ribbon Hall, in Ben
wood. The festivities will get
under way promptly at 8 PM.
Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the Jorgovan
Tamburitza Orchestra of Am
bridge, Pa. This ensemble will
play your favorite songs and
dance tunes until the late
hours of the evening.
The Committee on Ar
rangements has taken all the
necessary steps to insure all
in attendance an evening of
fun and dancing pleasure.
Tickets for the affair may
be purchased by all members
of the Lodge for the nominal
fee of fifty cents.
Joe Mucheck, Rep.
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Toronto Members
Plan Celebration

Toronto, Ont. At a re-
cent meeting of CFU Lodge
$50, the membership went on
record in favor of staging a
huge celebration saluting the
Goth Anniversary Of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
The date set for this tri-
butte is Saturday, November
20, at the Macedonian Hall,
Dundas and Sackville Streets,
East.
Honored guest and speaker
for the occasion will be bro.
Philip Vukelich, Croatian Ed
itor of the "Zajednitar'
Pittsburgh, Pa.
With this announcement
we invite our members to get
busy and round up their
friends in order that the
Diamond Jubilee Of our great
Society may be auspiciously
marked by a capacity crowd.
Detailed arrangements per-
tanning to this event have
not, as yet, been completed,
but will be made public just
as soon as possible. The Com
mittee is working feverishly
to make this affair one be-
fitting the momentous mile
stone in our history.
We'd like to have our
friends in the Toronto, Ham
ilton, Welland and other
districts join us in our festi-
vities on Saturday, Novem-
Der Goth, at the Macedonian
Hall. All guests will receive
a royal welcome.
Marko Banjavcic, Sec'y
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Charles ". Bogovich En|ists In Army
Following Stellar High School Career

with the Class of 1854. He
was a standout football and
basketball player during his
high school days and had a
hand in some of his alma ma
ter's most thrilling victories.
He was equally as active
in independent sports, par
ticularly baseball. Many local
sandlot followers will remem-
ber him as a star performer
with the SITS. Peter and Paul
R. G.. Church diamond teams
and recall his sterling play
in Little League circles.
Charles would no doubt
have made a fine collegiate
athlete had he not enlisted in
the service of his Country. A
decision he made shortly af-
ter leaving high school.
He is currently stationed
at Sampson Air Base, New
York, and reports that serv-
ice life agrees with him. He
is tremendously interested in
his assigned duties.
Charles comes from a real,
1000 CFU Family. His par
ents, brother Edward, and
himself are members of Lodge
535; while his sister Barbara,
and brothers Robert and Jo-
seph are affiliated with Jun
ior Order Nest 157.
His father is a prominent
figure in the construction
field. Known as Joseph
Bogovich and Sons, the firm
is engaged in excavating, bull
doing, gra din g, clearing,
back filling and foundation
work. Many of our people
have come to the firm for
sound advice.
The Croatian Fraternal Un-
ion may well be proud of this
fine family.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Frisco Lodge To
Hold Annual Fete

San Francisco, Calf. - The
members of "Yerba Buena"
CFU Lodge 900 will stage
their Annual Fall Dance on
Saturday evening, November
20, at the Geneva Hall, 1862
Valencia Street, in S a n
Francisco.
Flushed with the very sue
cessful outcome of the re-
cent Northern Cal CFU 6Oth
Anniversary celebration, of
which festivities we were an
important factor, we are now
out to stage one Of the best
socials of the year, thereby
bringing the CF'U Diamond
Jubilee year to a smashing
finish.
Both modern and folk
tunes of first class quality
will be featured at the social
and the Arrangements Com
mittee, headed by William
Blazevich, is making plans to
have many surprises on hand
for our guests.
We urge all CFU members
and friends in Northern Cal
ifornia to keep the event in
mind, and make plans right
now to be among the fun
seekers on Saturday, Novem-
ber Goth, at the Geneva
Hall. Peter Obad
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llmior Nest 8b Preps
For November IA Dance

Cleveland, Ohio - A Jun
ior benefit Dance will be spon-
sored by the affiliates of Nest
SO on Sunday, November IA,
at the Croatian Home in Col
linwood, with the program
scheduled to begin promptly
at TOO PM. 1s.
Quite a few of our young
sters will be on hand to per-
form in several kolo dances
and there will be refresh
ments galore throughout the
festivities. The Trijanovich
Tamburitzans will furnish the
musical treats for the occa-
sion.
We would like to see a big
turnout since all proceeds will
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
East St. Louis Party
On November ID Slate

East st. Louis, Ill. - A Pill
low Case Social, sponsored
by three groups, namely the
"Vjerne Hrvatice" Lodge 579,
the Ban Josip Jelacic' and
the "White Rose" Club, all of
East st. Louis, will be held
on Sunday; November IA, at
200 PM at the Croatian Hall,
9th and Lynch Avenue.
Your Sunday afternoon is
sure to be a pleasant one if
you attend this social. Our
previous endeavor was a
great success since our good
friends made it so, and we
are therefore depending on
them again.
So make plans now to be
with us. Meet your friends at
the Croatian Hall on Novem-
ber 14th and have a grand
time. Oh yes, there will be a
heap of refreshments avail
able with which to while a
way your afternoon.
An energetic COMMITTEES
comprised of Mrs. Julia Ga
lik, Mrs. Thomas Franich
Mrs. Louis Bleier, Mrs. Franl
Ontl, Mrs. John Malenkovich
John Tonic and Robert Galiz
extends a cordial invitation tt
attend to all our friends.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Detroit's Onyx Plans
25th Anniversary Fete

Detroit, Mich. - Onyx"
CFU Lodge III will hold its
Silver Anniversary Dance at
the Croatian Catholic Center
on January 20, 1855. The oc-
casion of our 25th birthday
gives us a reasonable excuse
to stage a fine celebration.
In the meantime, all men,
bers should make it a point
to attend the regular month
ly. meeting, to be held on
Thursday, November II, at
the Croatian Center, 201 w.
Seven Mile Road, promptly at
500 PM
Many thanks to the women
who did such a wonderful job
of preparing the food for the
pot luck supper held preced-
ing our October meeting. The
turnout was wonderful and a
good time was had by all in
attendance.
We still have to keep in
mind the Goth Anniversary
Banquet and Dance celebrat-
ing the founding of the Cro-
attain Fraternal Union. This
affair is scheduled for Sum
day, November %, at the
American Serbian Memorial
Hall. Neva Ruzich
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Etna Members In
Meeting OF Import

Etna, Pa. - All members
of CF'U Lodge 4 are request
ed to attend the next regular
monthly meeting on Sunday,
November 14th, at 200 PM,
at the Croatian Home, 40
Bridge Street.
1t is vitally important that
you attend this session, since
nominations for new officers
for the coming year are in
order and many issues of
prime Importance are slated
for discussion.
We send a final reminder
to those who are in arrears
in the payment Of their dues.
Please see that your obliga-
tions are met at once.
Joseph Rukavina, Sec'y
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Dukane Tams Set
For Holiday Tour

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The fa-
nous Duquesne University
Tamburitzans will be making
their annual swing through
the Midwest soon, when they
leave on their 18th Thanks
giving Tour.
Friends and music lovers
are urged to mark the fol-
lowing dates on their calen-
ders and make reservations
to witness these artists in
action when they appear in
the various cities.
The engagements made by
the group are as follows: On
Saturday November 20, they
will be at the High School in
Zeigler, ILL.,, at 7:30 PM, and
the next day, Sunday, No.
vember 81, at the St. Joseph
Church Hall, in St. Louis,
Mo-, curtain time 700 PM.
On Tuesday, November q,
the group will play to an
audience at the Wyandotte
High School, in Kansas City,
Kansas, at 500 PM, and then
swing over on Thursday, No
vember 25th, to Centerville,
Iowa where they will perform
at the High School, at 8:15
PM.
The final appearances of
the ensemble will be made on
Saturday, November 9th at
the Slovenian Home, in Wau-
kegan, ILL.,, at 800 PM, and
on Sunday, November 28th,
at the Roosevelt High School,
in E. Chicago, Ind, promptly
at 800 PM.
Need we urge you to be in
attendance when the curtain
goes up on the finest tambu-
rita ensemble in the country,
in your town during the next
week7
Committee
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Johnstown Lodge 5 Mourning Passing
Of Popular And Widely Known Member

active member for many
years. ..-.
She joined this organiza-
ton in Richmond, Va, and
later transferred to the John
stown Chapter which she
served as President until her
death. She distinguished her
self with work for this group
and made many friends
throughout the United States
and foreign countries.
Erie nd s and neighbors
from all walks of life passed
her flower decked bier paying
their last respects.
A capacity audience at
tended the funeral services
which were held in the ST.
Rochus Croatian G. a t h o | i
Church. A High Requiem
Mass was sung by the Rever,
end John A. Sostarich, Pas.
tor.
Father Sostarich eulogizec
her life as that of a rea
Christian, a life dedicated tc
her fellowman and God.
Following church services
a large funeral cortege movec
to the st. Rochus Church
cemetery for services, where
Frank M. Sobditch, President
of Lodge 5, paid her fina
tribute.
In eulogizing Miss Baich':
life. Mr.. Sobditch said: "Hel
life was a career dedicated tt
! the christian principles o:
Charity and love for her fel
lowman. Her devotion to thu
needy and suffering children
of the world was a symbo
of a true christian life. Great
ness has many meanings bu
the best one is found in th'
Bible, he who is greatest a
mong you shall be your ser
want"
Members of the Beta Sigm;
Phi City Council attended
services in body.
Members of Lodge 5 wisl
to take this opportunity il
extending their sympathies t.
the members Of the Baicl
family and her many friends
May God give her eterna
rest and may the perpetua
light shine upon her.
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Detroit Dom To Hold
Dance Saturday Night

Detroit, Mich. - The Ma
tional Croatian Home Corpor-
alton extends an invitation to
all it's members and friends
to come out to the Dom" on
Saturday, November 13, and
enjoy our planned festivities.
Music for your dancing
pleasure will commence at 9
PM. Giving out with that
wonderful tamburitza music
will be the one and only Bal
kan Cavaliers.
This ensemble is comprised
of a wonderful group of fell
lows who are always ready to
play and sing any song re-
quested. If you haven't heard
them before, do come out
and see for yourself.
The Mothers Club of Jun.
ior Nest 318 will supervise
the kitchen. There will be
plenty of good food, and the
proceeds from this project
will go into our Nest treasury
for the promotion of social
and cultural activities of oul
juniors.
Helen Stimac, Scribe
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Charles was born June 9,
1886, in Waukegan, Illinois,
where his parents are still
remembered as being among
the most active of our people
in the Midwest. An aunt,
Fora Macy, is a member of
the Socie t VS. Waukegan
Lodge IS.
The family moved to West
ern Pennsylvania while Char
les was still quite young and
the parents Immediately be-
came active citizens of their
new surroundings.
Charles attended the Bea-
YER Grade Schools and gradu-
ated from Beaver High School
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Beaver, Pa. - Charles w.
Bogovich, son of Joseph and
Barbara Bogovich, Tuscara-
was Road, r. D. No. 1, this
past summer cast his frater-
nal lot with Lodge 535, Mid
land, after graduating from
the ranks of Junior Order
Nest 157.
One of the best known and
liked young men in this area,
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God removed from our midst,
here in Johnstown, Miss Anne
Batch.
Miss Batch was one Of the
best known members of CFU
Lodge 5.
Although Miss Batch had
been ill for some time, her
condition was never alarm
ing and the suddenness Of
her death shook the entire
Johnstown Croatian Colony.
Her demise occurred Septem-
ber "a, in the University of
Pennsylvania Hospital, where
she was a patient for only
two days.
Miss Batch was born in
Johnstown, a daughter Of Mr..
Steve and Dora Batch, on
August 18, 1920.
Her father preceded her in
death about three years ago.
Her mother, three CO sisters
and four (4) brothers sur
vive.
She was the sister Of Mi
chael Batch, long time Secre-
tary of Lodge 5, and winner
of the Croatian Fraternal
Unions Man of the Year A
ward in 1858.
She attended Croatian Ca
tholic School and Johnstown
Central.
Miss Batch received her
early education in the st. Ro-
chus Croatian Catholic Paro-
chial S hool, matriculated
from the Johnstown Central
High School and later attend
ed a business college.
! Upon graduation Miss Ba.
ich worked in the Govern.
ment Intelligence office ir
Washington, D. c., and later
worked for Government a
broad.
During the Second Worlt
War Miss Batch was a civilian
Government employee assign
ed to special duties which
took her to Germany ant
OF her European countries
She was stationed in Germa
ny, France, Holland, and Tri
este. She was employed at c
c. Korns Company, 1951-54
Johnstown. She was a mem
ber of Delta Lamba Sorority
and President of the Bet;
Sigma Phi City Council. Ded
icating her life to CHART.
and helping poor underprivi
legged children throughout tn
world, Miss Batch joined tn
Delta Lamba Sorority, an or
ganization dedicated to thi
work, while she was employ
oI IN Wo obipo onJ y,,oc ,
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Helen Perisich
Taken Suddenly

Seattle Wash. - It is with
sorroWful hearts that we re-
port the passing of a beloved
CFU Lodge 439 member, Miss
Helen Perisich. She left us
on July 10th, last, just eight
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JohnstOwn, Pa. - Death
ended on September "a, 1854,
a career devoted to the bro
therhood of man and unset
fish devotion to the needy
children of the world when
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sent at the Hall at 1880 PM
to collect your dues.
Your opinions are impor-
tant on Friday evening, No
vember 18th, so support your
Lodge by attending this meet
ing. Frank Becer, Jr.
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be used to stage a Christmas
Party for the kiddies of the
Nest. So, don't forget the
date, November 14th, at the
Croatian Home on Waterloo
Road. Admission is free Of
charge.
Rose Gustin, Nest Mgr.
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days before her nineteenth
birthday.
Born in Seattle on July 18,
1885, Helen was a lifetime
resident of st. Mary's Par
ish. She attended st. Mary's
Grade School and graduated
from the Immaculate Concep-
ton High School.
Active in all school pro-
grams, she served as Sodali-
ty Prefect in her Senior year.
She was a member of the
Mariette Institute, Y.L.I. Pro-
noting the Catholic Youth
Organizations worth while
events, she coached many pa
rochial ball teams.
Continuing her charitable
work, Helen served as st. Ma
rvs organist. At the time of
her shocking, sudden death,
Helen was employed as a Sec
retary in the offices of the
Society for the Propagation
of the Faith, and the Seattle
! Chancery.
A Solemn High Requiem
Mass was offered in ST.. Ma
rvs Church on July 18th and
interment Of the body was
made at Calvary Cemetery.
The Mass was celebrated by
the Reverend A. H. Allard,
pastor. Present in the sane
tuary was His Excellency
Archbishop Connolly an d
nine other priests. The Rev
erend Richard Stohr, C.Y.O.
Director, preached the stir
ring sermon.
The Marie t t e Institute
formed an Honor Guard in
loving memory of Helen, and
as testimony to the high tri'
butte paid Helen, huge crowds
attended her two Rosaries
and funeral Mass. The highly
honored Papal Indulgence fol
time of death was sent by
His Holiness, Plus XII, from
Rome.
Our beloved deceased sis
ter was affiliated with Jun
ior Nest 22O from the time
; of her birth and transferred
to Lodge 439 on her 18th
| birthday, just eleven months
prior to her death.
, Her funeral was the larg
est ever witnessed in thi.
colony and flowers banked
; the walls of the Collins Fun
eral Home to full capacity
Jour Lodge representative
sister Rosemary Pavelic c l
Newman, read the recitation
at the grave.
Left to mourn the untime
ly passing of sister Perisicl
are her legion of friends, hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. And1 ev
Perisich, and sisters Rose
mary and Mrs. Vince Ford.
Helen has left us for a ia,
better world and we feel Ger
tain that she will remembe,
, us all in her prayers. May tn
Eternal Light always shin'
upon her and may she Res
in Peace.
Our sincerest sympathie'
= 20 out to the bereaved fam
: lily, all of whom are faithful
| CF'U members.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-25
GEORGE SULLIVAN APPOINTED TO
 VETERANS BOARD

Governor B. Frank Heintzleman this week announced the appoint ment of George NJ. Sullivan of Fair banks, Secretary of the Republican Central Committee, to the Alaska World War II veterans board. Sul- liyan will replace Wallace Cathcart, Jr., also of Fairbanks, whose term has expired. He is a veteran. Other members of the board are James C.. Taylor of Petersburg, recently ap- pointed to represent the First Div ision; Father Thomas Cunningham of Kotzebue, Second Division; Will liam H. Olsen, Third Division mem Der who is now living in Juneau and L. Emberg Demmert, of Kla- wock, member-at-large
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-25
SALVATION ARMY GIRLS LEAVING WRANGELL FOR NEW ASSIGNMENTS

Lt. Ruth Maynard and It. Thel- ma Woodwork who have been sta toned here with the Salvation Army for the past two years or so have received orders for transfer to other stations.
 It Maynard, who leaves June 16 will report to the Salvation Army Divisional Headquarters in Phoenix Arizona, on July 1. This is a pro tenn appointment for three months.
 It. Noodworth leaves July 4, and will be appointed assistant to the Harbor Light Corps in Seattle.
 They will be replaced by Major and Mrs. Hammer, who have been in Ketchikan the past year and are to take charge here.
 Both young women expressed re gret at leaving Wrangell where they have made many friends and done meritorious work for the or ganization they represent.
 "The people of Wrangell have been very kind and good to me dur ing the years I've lived in Wran. gell," said Lt Maynard who has been in charge of this corps. .I want to express my appreciation for this and to say that in leaving it is with an earnest prayer that God will truly bless ali of you ac- cording to your needs.'