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PBX-TYPIsT, knowl. Bookkeeping,
Wilson blvd, 5 days, sos. POTOMAC
EMPL. AGCY., 1884 Wilson blvd,
Arl LA 5-20n0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

Superior rd., corresponding secre-
tary.
Well-known to East Cleveland
ers, Mrs. Patch is deputy clerk of
the city's Municipal Police Court.
In her present post five years, she
is a former assistant buyer for the
needlework department at the
May Co., and has had other expert
ence in business.
Mrs. Patch has served AAUW
on the staff of the monthly news
bulletin, the Arrow. She is a
member of the East Cleveland
YWCA's Business and Profession
al Women's Club, formerly treas
urer of the Cleveland chapter of
Denison University alumni. Mrs.
Patch has a bachelors degree in
English and education from Deni-
son, and has done graduate work
at Western Reserve University.
On the administrative staff at
WRU, Miss Cole, new AAUW
corresponding secretary, is a men,
Der of the News Bureau at Reserve.
Graduate of Kent State Univer-
sity where she majored in English
and journalism, Miss Cole also has
done graduate work at Western
Reserve. She is president of the
Cleveland alumnae chapter of
Theta Sigma Phi, national pro-
fessional fraternity for women in
journalism, and is public relations
chairman of Inter-Club Council of
Greater Cleveland.
Miss Coles club activities also
include being state and district
membership chairman for the
College Public Relations
Association. In AAUW, Miss Cole
has served on the recent grads and
publicity committees.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19
MdMhg1- Engagements
LoOs-Bart

LoOs-Bart
Shore Haven Lutheran Church
was the seceen of the wedding on
Saturday evening, May 14th, of
Dolores Tavern Bart, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmen Bart, 1901
Carlyon rd., and Roger Loos, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Loos,
22001 Morris ave.
Doris Panichi attended the bride
as maid of honor and bridesmaids
were 10 Ann Zigler and JoAnn
Bizzarri. William Byrne was best
man for the groom and ushering
we're Wally Cooper and Donald
Bart.
The wedding reception was held
at Tracy Tavern.
Following trip through the east
the couple will make their home
at 29656 Roberts rd.
Witter-Zur
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Witter Of
1880 East 143rd st. announce the
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engagement of their daughter,
Jean, to Mr.. John Eur, jr., son of
Mr.. John Eur, sr., 4416 Clarke ave.
Miss Witter, graduate of Shaw
High School, is now employed by
The East Ohio Gas Co.
Mr.. Zur attended Adelbert Col
lege and served with the 5th Regi-
mental Combat Team in Korea.
He is presently employed by Com
monwealth Loan Co. as assistant
manager.
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Clubs
Y MOTHERS INSTALLATION
OF OFFICERS

The Y Mothers will have their
concluding meeting of the year on
May 26th, at l o'clock at the Y
House. Mrs. Glenn Kitson, the
newly elected president, will re-
view always in Vogue" written
by Edna Woolman Chase. Those
who have already heard a book
review by Mrs. Kitson know what
a real treat this will be.
There will be installation Of the
new officers and a delicious lun-
cheon served by Mrs. c. Zuckette
and her committee. Please phone
reservations to the "Y" House
GIL. 1-3425 by Tuesday, May oath.
Europe from a Literary View
point" will be discussed by Miss
Ann Leattie of Granville before
the Denison Alumnae Associa-
tion of Greater Cleveland, May
oath at the home of Miss Virginia
Bell, 1929 Fairmount blvd. at
$50. Miss Leattie was formerly
publicity secretary of the Asso-
ciated Charities staff here, before
her retirement. Dinner reservations
by May 22nd. Please call FA 1-1435
or EV 1887.
Mount Union Women Of Cleve-
land are meeting tonight with Mrs.
C. R. Wright, 1926 Oakhill rd. at
8. There will be the election of
officers and an informal social
hour.
Golden Ayers are, for an excep-
ton, turning their thought back
wards at their May 23rd meeting.
To a central theme: "My Grand
father AS / Remember Him" they
will recall where he was born,
what he was like, what he did for
a living and how he influenced
their lives. The Golden Ayers,
known as the Sunny Monday club,
meets at the East Cleveland Wom-
ans Club, 1747 Lake Front ave.
at 1870 p. m.
The time may already be here
or soon will be-when the major
ity of clubs discontinue activities
for the summer. However, men,
bers will be doing interesting
things and there may be club out
ings. Send or call them in to this
column or the Personal column.
Thank you.
The Alumnae Association of
Huron Road Hospital School of
Nursing will hold its annual Home
coming Dinner on Saturday, June
4th, in the Pine Room at the Hos
pital. Jean Deucker is Homecoming
chairman.
In a playgoing mood are the
of the Philomen Club
who will attend the "Caine Mutiny
Court Martial" at the Playhouse
tonight MAY 18th.
For a change of pace, the club
will go rollerskating Thursday,
May 26th, at the Rollerdrome, Il
224S0 Shore Center dr..
Topics under discussion at the
Wednesday, May 25th will
be Memorial weekend picnic plans
and the club constitutions.
The Mothers Club of st. Philo-
mena's are having a Card Party
Friday evening, May goth at 500
p. m. in the Social Hall. Refresh
ments will be served. Come and
bring your friends.
ASSOCIATION OF
WOMEN
Two East Cleveland professional
women were installed last Satur-
day, May Z, as officers of the
Cleveland branch of the American
Association of University Women.
New AAUW officers include
Mrs. Esther Woodworth Patch,
lo77 Euclid ave-, recording secre-
tary, and Miss Marion Cole, 1412S
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-05-19

Two East Cleveland professional
women were installed last Satur-
day, May 7, as officers of the
Cleveland branch of the American
Association of University Women.
New AAUW officers include
Mrs. Esther Woodworth Patch,
lo7I7 Euclid ave-, recording secre-
tary, and Miss Marion Cole, 14128
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Members Of Aurora" Lodge 73b Will
Hold Silver Anniversary Fete May Is
Old Timers Will Be Honored Sunday For
Half Century Of Service To Organization

members is most gratifying
and we have every reason to
believe that it will remain so
in future years.
May we take this oppor-
tunity to urge all CFU men,
bers and friends to help us
mark the auspicious Silver
Anniversary of our Lodge by
joining us in our festivities.
You'll all be accorded a cor
dial welcome.
Just a reminder to all
Lodge 1876 members that the
regular monthly meeting will
be held as scheduled at 200
PM on the same day of our
affair. All members should
be in attendance as we must
hold our nominations for cam
didate for delegate to the
Forthcoming CFU 9th Con-
vention. Goldie Vlasic
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Junior Ensemble
In May u Fiesta

McKeesport, Pa. - A con-
cert will be presented at the
Sacred Heart Auditorium on
Sunday, May %, 1856, at 7::30
PM, featuring the Junior
Tamburitzan Group of Nc
Keesport under the direction
of Walter Kolar Of the famed
Duquesne University Tambu-
ritzans. Supporting our group
will be Junior Groups from
Farrell, Ambridge and Pitts
burgh.
The evening will be marked
with gay songs and dances,
and colorful costumes of the
Slavic people.
Music for dancing will be
furnished by members of the
internationally famous Du-
quesne University Tammies.
william p. Rendulic
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Lodge bH Props
For Cotton Dance

Los Angeles, Calf. - As
our initial social event of the
exhilirating spring season,
the members of ES Lodge 677
are getting ready to stage
their 9Th Annual Cotton
Dance on May 21st at the st.
Anthony Church Hall, TIA AL
pine Street.
The young people of this
Lodge take great pride in
having initiated these fun
tests and are sponsoring the
calico fete to raise funds for
their boWlers who will attend
the California State Bowling
Tournament, scheduled for
San Jose, Calf.
Refreshments will be of the
home made variety, with IL
quid treats from a well stock
ed bar served in a friendly
fashion and poured with a
generous hand.
Committee
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East Pittsburgh, Pa.

LdSC TICCSDufSn, ia. - Inc
members of Aurora" ES
Lodge 736 intend to break
precedent on Sunday May
18th, with big doings to mark
the 25th Anniversary Of the
founding of their Lodge.
The festivities will take the
form of a Banquet and Dance,
scheduled to begin promptly
at 600 PM, at the beautiful
, Recreation Room of the Val
ley Croatian-American Citi-
zens Club, 651 Braddock
Avenue.
Two of our affiliates who
have been members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union for
fifty years will be honored on
this occasion, and presented
with an appropriate token of
our esteem.
Following the dinner a
short speaking program has
been arranged during which
our two honored guests will
be presented.
Just as soon as the tables
are cleared away the Slav
Tones will provide music for
the rest of the evening. These
musical artists are a most
versatile group and we are
certain that all our guests will
enjoy their rhythmic tunes.
We have high hopes that
this event will prove a turn
ing point in the history of our
Lodge and set the course for
greater activity in our midst
in the future. The coopera-
ton which we are receiving
from our new officials and
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bers will save $8.14 if the
group can be put tOgeth-
er."
Children under IL years
of age are eligible to make
this trip to Gary with their
parents or relatives. The
round trip fare in their case
will be $10.48, tax included.
Tickets purchased under
this PRR setup are good for
an eight-day period and the
holder, or passenger, can re-
turn to Pittsburgh on any
PRR train at any time within
this period from July 1 thru
July 8, 1866.
In other words, Guests at
tending the 4th National
Junior Convention need not
leave Gary on, say, Monday
evening, July 4, or July 5,
when virtually all Junior and
Honorary Convention Dele
gates and Guests will have
departed for home.
Those so inclined may stay
over for another several days
and still be eligible to use
their Especial Party Rate" re-
turn trip ticket on any PR
train up to July 9.
Reservations In Order
The Home Office of the So
ciety is now accepting Guest
Reservations for it's Friday,
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june | TOO LATE!

Are you either a Junior
or Honorary Candidate for
Delegate to the Croatian
Fraternal Unions Fourth
National Junior Convention
July 2-3-4, 1866, at Gary,
Indiana?
If so, please bear in mind
that you must qualify as a
Delegate by Tuesday, May
81, if you would attend this
great three-day gathering
in the Midwest.
Membership Campaign
applications d a t ID after
May 81 will not be con-
sidered toward the points
Credit" of those striving
to become either Junior or
Honorary Delegates. You
must make good by mid
night Of Tuesday, May 81,
or miss out on what prom
ises to be the biggest such
undertaking in the annals
of the Society!
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coming nationwide gathering
in the Midwest.
The special coach will be
attached to the Pennsylva-
MAS crack Gotham Limi-
ted" The train, No. IS, will
leave the PRR Union Sta
ton in Downtown Pitts
burgh, Friday morning, Ju-
ly 1, at $40 o'clock, East
ern Standard Time, and ar
rive in Gary the same day
at 1903 PM, Central Stand
ard Time.
The mid-afternoon arriva
in Gary July 1 will enable
Delegates and Guests from
the East to pick up their re.
servations in Hotel Gary ano
enjoy some rest before the
Pre-Junior Convention Party
to be held in Gary's Croatiar
Center the evening of July 1
Adults Can Save $8.14
A group of at least 25 Del.
egates and Guests must be
accounted for in order for the
Croatian Fraternal Union to
obtain a Especial Party Rate
coach on July 1.
Provided such q group
materializes, the PRR's
Pittsburgh to Gary and re-
turn coach fare will be just
$2O.96, tax included. The
regular fare is $29.1O, tax
included. Thus our men,
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Masontown Lodge Set
For Important Voting

Masontown, Pa. The
members of Lodge 566 are
reminded that the next reg
ular monthly business meet
ing is to be held Sunday, May
Is, at 100 PM in the Slovak
Hall.
We will nominate Candi-
dates for Delegate to the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
9th Quadrennial Convention
during the May Is meeting
and we urge every member to
participate in this important
gathering. John Pavlovich
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the Bridgeport Community
Center for the traditional Vic
tory Banquet.
The ballroom and dining
room are large enough to
accommodate more than a
thousand with air condi-
tioning another sidelight
which predicated it's being
chosen. A 125 foot bar will
be staffed to your utmost
service.
Food at the Banquet will be
in the line of Croatian dishes,
each a long favorite where
Croatian and C.F.U. members
have been known to abound.
Mrs. Mateka Kariolich, 10205
So. Wentworth Avenue, Chi
cago, ILL.,, may still be con-
tacted for your banquet re-
servation. These ducats carry
with them, at no extra costs,
the chance to win a three
quarter ton Home Air Condi-
toner.
There is little doubt that
the trophy awarding, the
banquet and the dance which
is scheduled to follow will fit
tingly cap such an event as
the 21st Tenpin Tournament
in appreciation to all who
have toiled to make it the Sue
cessful event that it became.
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July 1, Special Party Rate
coach out of Pittsburgh to
Gary, Indiana.
Adults m ust forward
check or money order in
full amount of $2O.96 when
making eservat t ions,
$1O.48 for each child under
IL years of age, and make
same payable to CrOatian
Fraternal Union, 3441
Forbes Street, Pittsburgh
IL, Pa.
Failure to forward check
or money order in proper
amount with requests for re-
servations will simply result
in the refusal of the Home
Office to entertain same.
No reservations will be ac-
cepted after Friday, June II,
1855, and positively none will
be sold by the PRR on the
morning of July 1, 1866, to
anyone desiring at the last
minute to make the trip.
The Home Office of the
Society will be the only agen-
cy handling these Special
P arty Rate" Pennsylvania
Railroad coach tickets to the
July 2-3-4 Junior Convention.
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ter, 1881 West 31st Street,
Chicago, the social site Satur-
day evening, a congenial at
mosphere,
We are told that the
Bridgeport Center is only
twenty (20) minutes from
Congress Hotel and accessi-
BILE by trolley, bus, taxi or car.
Maps with directions will be
furnished at the tournament
headquarters to all guests
and bowlers.
Banquet Looms AS Must
After the Sunday, May Is,
bowling the tournament par
ticipants will again repair to
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Johnstown Lodqe
Ready To Mark
b1st Anniversary
Hosts To Stage
All-Day Program

Johnstown, Pa. - Lodge 5
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union of America will COM
memorate the 61st Anniver-
sary of it's founding on May
Is with an all-day program.
The day will commence
with a High Mass for all de-
ceased members at st. Rochus
Croatian Catholic Churc h,
Rev. Father J. A. Sostarich
officiating. Following Mass a
pilgrimage will wend its way
to the resting place Of the
late Bozo Goisovich and a
wreath will be laid by George
Mikesick, oldest living men,
Der of Lodge 5.
Afternoon Program Set
A Birthday Party" is to
highlight the afternoon por-
ton of this celebration and
be held in the Croatian Home
on Broad Street. Dancing and
a cake walk will be yours to
enjoy during these festivities.
Next, q candle light hour
Z WiII be observed between 400
and 500 PM.
The Anniversary Banquet
will be held in the Hall Audi
torium and start at 800 PM
sharp. Colors are to be pre-
sented by the West End Cath
olic War Veterans.
Outstanding local, district
and statewide dignitaries
from all walks of life are
scheduled to speak during the
Banquet. George Mikesick,
the Lodges oldest living
member, and all 50-year men,
. bers will be properly honored
on the occasion.
Many To Attend Banquet
Soloist during the program
will be Miss Jan Thomas, VIC
tor in the recent Pennsylva-
MIA Fresnic League Competi-
ton. Accordion selections will
be by Miss Dianne Movich,
Lodge 5 candidate for the
1855 "CFU Queen" title, and
little Ronnie Sebastian will
"give out" with trumpet mu-
sic guaranteed to make you
applaud.
Dancing after the Banquet
will be to the music of the
Slovene Polka Chaps, one of
the most popular musical or
ganizations in the area.
Frank M. Sobditch, Pres.
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doubles-singles entrants and, conserva-
lively speaking, several hundred more
fans accompanying the keglers.
The 21st Annual Tenpin Tourna-
ment will go down in the books as one
of the greater such sports spectacles in
the Societys history. The 1851 tourna-
ment, hosted by "Hrvatska Sloboda"
Lodge 81, drew 184 adult and 10 jun
iors teams.
This years tournament received
splendid cooperation locally in Chicago,
48 five man teams coming from the host
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AOu6Co wv AuAAhCA Ouo W IlICAl-
tion here individually, had nc
less than thirteen teams.
From North Chicago and
Waukegan, Lyons and
Summit come another thir-
teen teams. Last years
tournament hosts, Detroit
Lodge 351, have entered
thirteen teams, "Onyx"
Lodge I'll seven teams.
The sector of Indiana clO-
sest to Chicago will be rep
resented by no less than 22
teams, nine of them from
the "HarbOrites" Lodge
$50 of Indiana Harbor.
st. Louis is sending 13
teams, Cleveland IL and the
Milwaukee-Wes Allis area
ten teams. The 1856 tourna-
ment hosts, Lodge 557 of Buff
falo, have aligned four teams
leaving Canada to be repre-
sented by it's seeming peren-
nial delegates, Lodge 975 of
Toronto.
They're OFF Thursday!
The tournament will get
under way at 900 Pm,
Thursday evening, May II,
when the Chicago and Sum-
nit five-man teams take to
the maple lanes.
The Junior Division of the
tournament will be run off at
HOO A. M. Saturday, and
this to the largest yet Junior
Tenpin Tournament entry
From Saturday noon, when
the adults take over, the al
leys will be jammed with
bowlers from ten states and
Canada, making it necessary
Sunday to even call upon the
services of the Schueneman-
Flynn West Town alleys for
three full squads.
Much in the fashion that
C. F. u. tournaments are
more than just bowling fl
estAs, the "Krizari" hosts
nave prepared q r1ch social
program, the first phase of
which will be a BOwlers'
Got Together Party, Fri
day evening, at the Tony
Francis Hall, 1922 South
Ashland Avenue, Chicago.
The Bowlers' Ball, the gala
Saturday Night Dance, May
14th, is under the able direc-
ton of DR.. Frank Barbaric
and Tone Soich. Frank Kova-
cic in the ballroom and the
Sloboda Tamburitzans in the
Rathskeller, as the orches-
tras, will assuredly give the
Bridgeport Community Cen
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Lodge 337 Will Hold
First 0ufinQ June u

Euclid, Ohio - The mem
bers of Lodge 337 will hold
their first picnic of the sea-
son on June 26 at the Kraini-
cic Farm in Willoughby.
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Members OF Chicaeo:s "Krizari' Lodge 10 Set
For STAGING OF 2Ist National Tenpin Tourney

Ten States And One Province To Be Represented During
FourDay Bowling Championships In Famous Windy City
Thirty Additional Alleys Will Be Used Sunday Morning,
Order Accommodate
FRANK
Chicago ILL., After the Croatian Faernal
Tournament its 21st
1855 returns Chicago the Host City of the Nation
heels
whm
in the hundred
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city alone Soboda Lodge 30 had the largest entry nine
teen teams. The tournament hosts Krzar Lodge TO-
tered nine teams while Progress Lodge 749 Chicago
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Cooperating IN tnls transportation
Pennsylvania Railroad which has already assigned special
reducedrate air conditioned coach to be used by all West
Pennsylvania and district Junior and Honorary Dele
gates and Guests looking forward to attending this forth
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Society Plans Special Party Rate Coach Service Out Of
Pittsburgh To Gary For 4tF National Junior Convention

Railroad Cooperating With Coatian Fraterna Union
In Arranging Transportation For Order To One Of
Secretary
Pittsburgh, Croatian Unions
Committee completed
Special
pucized 4th National Convention
Evening star., 1955-10-01

EHE LUTHERAN HoUR' SUNDAY. i:ss I'm, WEAal. iss
Evening star., 1955-10-01
Churches Will Observe
World Wide Communion

rial Church. the Rev. Raymond
IL. Pirneil In charge at s:45 and
I1l am; Bethesda midi Church,
1.-THE Rev. Marion s. Michael IL
charge; Cuimore Church. Falls
Church. va. the Rev. Walter q
Bangle on world Wide Holy
Communion at Gas and II
am: Springfield lVa.) Church
the Rev. George Nv. Harrison iI
charge 1t $50 and II an.
Presbyterian Gunton- Temple
Memorial Church. the Rev. Eric
Lindsay Cowall Ii charge: Sher-
wood Church, Or. Carl q. HOWE
ia charge at $3.50 and III am:
Green Valley Church. the Rev,
Vernon x. Hoover on Lord
Teach Ue to Pray: Boyds md, !,
Church. the Rev. James r. Kerr
In charge.
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Theosophists to Begin
Il vice Weekly tines

The United States Lodge Of
| lTheosophists. located In new
quarters at i722 Connecticut
avenue NV. viii begin its wins
ter season with meeting at
Es.15 pm. tomorrow.
The seasons activities win In
Iclude q lecture on Sundays and
4 study class at sis pm. every
Wednesday.
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} Sermons Scheduled

A special eight-part course Of
sermons titled Christ, the
Church. and the CHRISTIAN will
begin at ii an. tomorrow 1t
The Church Of the Ascension
and st. Agnes, 1915 Massachu-
|setts avenue NV. With the
|churchss clergy Ii charge. The
seven other sermons will be held
|on succeeding sundays at the
same hour.
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Union Mission
To Mark 7isf
Anniversary

The Central Union Mission.
Is.Alission Of the Churches. 624
Indians avenue NV. win OBJ
serve It's list anniversary With
la series of services beginning
tonight and running through
October Z.
The Rev and Mrs. Herbert e.
IEberhardt, Mission leaders here
lf0r IL years, win open tile cele-
Ibration. A number Of local
Ichurches win participate IN the
daily services ii the Mission
chapel. III at 3 pm.
The Missions annual business
meeting will be held Saturday
might with William II. Ramsey,
board of directors chairman,
presiding
The iinal meeting. Sunday.
October .. win feature an ad-
dress BY the Rev. Francis ".
lCrlimiey. president or the Phila-
ldelphia District Of the Inter-
national Union Of Gospel Mis-
lsions. ct 3 pm. 1t Calvary
Baptist Church, Eighth and II
streets NV.