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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22

Neer, Mrs. Forest Tavenner, Mrs.
Pearl Arnold, Mrs. William Nc
Knight, Mrs. Raymond Grove, Mrs.
Lawrence Yeazell, Mrs. Clyde
Tingley, members.
Farm Council No 18 was enter
tanned Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wells. Following the business ses-
sion, refreshments were served to
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones of
Springfield, guests; Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Neer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawr-
ence Caplinger, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Runyan.
Mr., and Mrs. Nathan Tullis were
weekend visitors at Cincinnati.
The Friendship Circle Bible
class of Trinity Methodist church
was entertained Sunday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie
Hayes, Mrs. William Reedy assist
ed. c. o. Timberman was devotion
al leader; Mrs. Florence Locke,
program leader. In a contest ar
ranged by Mrs. Forest Tavenner
and presented by Mrs. Pearl Arm
old, Mrs. Timberman and Mrs.
Glenn Loveless were successful.
Refreshments were served. Others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Al
lender, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Arbo-
CAST, Rev. and Mrs. Pearl Dial,
Mrs. Paul j. Neer, and Mrs. Mary
B. Tavenner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Caplinger and
family of Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Caplinger and family,
Mrs. Fay Caplinger were among
the guests at an ensemble dinner
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Miller of Springfield
rural. The dinner, honoring the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Mil
Ter was a surprise to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gayle Locke and
family entertained at dinner Sun
day honoring the birthday anniver-
Sary of the formers father, Lin
coin Locke Mrs. Lincoln Locke
was also a guest.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22

First In Extra VaIue-Plymouth gives You
many extra-value features that the "other 2" low.
price cars don't have Come in and lie. us show
you why Plymouth is first for value!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22

The jolly Lassies All Club held
their first meeting in the home of
Mrs. Harold Driscoll recently Of
ficerS chosen We're: President,
Carol Driscoll; vice president, San
dra Thomasson; secretary, Barb
ara Ballengee; treasurer, Judy
Henningan; news reporter, Barb
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Labor Market For
Ohio, April 1855

Employment is headed upward!
Nonfarm employment in Ohio has
recovered, to a level about the
same as last year. During the
boom" two years ago - March
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22

In some Of the most remarkable
action pictures to come out OF
the north woods. Billy Robin.
son, Chief Photographer of the
Canadian National Railways,
caught a Lac La Croix Indian
Guide actually riding a moose
In the photo above Jack
LaFlamme steps out OF the
canoe padded by his com
psrion. Joe Coutiere, on to the
back of the moose swimming
az a Quefico Park Lake in the
Rainy Lake District of Ontario
In the second picture, Jack is
firmly on the animals back anc
celebrates the event by waving
his hat. The third act in this
drama was not photographed: |,
was the unseating of LaFlamms
a Al
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22

the Presbyterian Church in their
home on Sunday evening.
Misses Norma and Helen Slough
spent Sunday in New Lexington,
Ohio, where they were the guests
of Mrs. Cate Cox and Miss Nina
Collision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nesbitt Murray
and Mrs. Catherine Bostwick have
issued invitations for a dinner al
Ker-Deen Inn, Springfield, on Fri
day evening, April 22nd.
DR.. and Mrs. c. d. Mc1ntire have
returned from a several weeks va
cation in Hawaii.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22

There are two kinds Of charity
remedial and preventive. The for
mer is often injurious in its ten
dency, and latter is always praise
worthy and beneficial.
Thomas Charles Edwards
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-22
Why pay up to $500 more for
a car smaller than Plymouth 2

Don't be fooled by the claims of so-called medium
price cars that they cost practically the same as
Plymouth. When you compare price tags you'll
find that, model for model, Plymouth sells for
much, much less than medium-price cars, and
gives you more car for your money!
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Psychiotrist's Trial
Set for September

Trial Of DR.. Harry James
Haynes, Arlington psychiatrict,
on a charge of conspiracy to
defraud has been set for Sep
tember IA in Alexandria Federal
Court.
DR.. Haynes is accused of tax
ing money from Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Kitayewitz of Los Angeles
under pretense of giving medi-
cal care to the Kitayewitz' men
Itally-ill 26-year-old son, Marvin
The son was taken from DR.
Haynes Arlington home in the
4500 block Of North Thirty
second road last January 20
when police broke down the door
to get inside. The parents claim
DR.. Haynes demanded money
from them and kept their sons
whereabouts a secret.
The trial had been set tenta-
lively for today.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
B.GO. Net Income Jumps
80 Pct. Above Year AGO

president and secretary. Other
officers were reelected.
Mr.. Woxman also announced
the company had acquired nve
additional offices, all in Kansas,
and now operates % small-loan
Offices in five States. The loan
balance on May 81 reached a
new peak of $5,019,000. he said.
Registration has been filed
with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission for an Offer
ing of 10000 additional units.
each consisting of one preferred
and one common share.
Bank Dividends Voted
The National Bank Of Wash
ington yesterday declared a semi
annual dividend of go cents a
share or 6 per cent to estab-
lish an annual rate Of $l.20 or
IL per cent.
The bank paid the same last
year in two semi-annual divi-
dends Of 80 cents each and a
year end extra of so cents. The
latest payment will be paid July
/ to holders of record June Is.
Directors of the Second Ma
tional' Bank declared a quar-
terly dividend of 2 per cent or
81 a share. payable June 80 to
holders of record June 20,
Women Officers Presented
All Washington banks are
proud of their increasing num-
bers of women officers and
American Security & Trust Co.,
which has three, is no exception.
Miss Isabel c. Sulzer and Miss
Audrey Belt, both assistant
treasurers, were guests of the
company at the annual conven-
ton of the District Bankers As
sociation at Hot Springs, Va,
last week and were presented
with pride by their senior Of
f1cers.
Mrs. Levinia c. Gray, who did
not attend the convention, and
Miss Sulzer we're elected officers
last January, while Miss Belt
became the company's first wom-
an officer in 1858.
Asia Survey Distributed
The Bureau of Business and
Economic Research at the Uni
versity of Maryland is distribut-
ing a new survey, asia Is Our
Business" which reviews the
political and economic situation
in the Far East.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce @Fenner
& Beane has compiled a compre-
hensive study of turnpikes and
OF her highway developments
affecting the outlook for in
vestors.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Red Guns on Annoy
She'll Little QuemoY

TAIPEI, Formosa, June l6 up.
Communist guns on
Annoy fired So shells at nearby
Little Quemoy Island today but
caused no damage. the Chinese
Nationalist Defense Ministry re-
ported.
Annoy is a Red-held island
port 140 miles west Of Formosa.
Little Quemoy is 5 miles to the
east.
It was the first announced
action in the area since June 8.
The Nationalists did not say
whether they returned the fire.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
.StoreContro|Ier
Named

Fred H. Heenan, assistant con-
Itroller of Woodward & Lothrop.
was elected chairman Of the
National Capital Group of Con-
Itrollers at the annual meeting,
lit was announced today. He sue
ceeds Joseph L. Adeski, con-
troller of Lansburgh's.
Richard w. Enders, director
Iof research and planning, Julius
Garfinckkel & Co., was elected
vice chairman. and Brainard L.
Janicki, controller Of Raleigh
Haberdasher, was named secre-
tary-treasurer.
The organization, which in
Icludes controllers of department
stores and other large retail or
IganiZationS here. had record
breaking year and ranked third
in the Nation in the achieve
Iment contest conducted by the
Controllers Congress Of the Ma
tional Retail Dry Goods Asso-
citation, with which it Is af-
filiated. Mr.. Adeski presented
the award from the NRDGA at
the meeting.
Named to serve on the Board
of Directors with the officers
were: Walter E. Reitz, jr., execu-
tive controller and vice president,
the Hecht Co.; C. Robert Nc
Brier, controller, woodward &
Lothrop; Carl T. Knapp, con-
troller, Frank r. Jelleff Co.. and
Mr.. AdeSki.
The new president formerly
was assistant controller of Falais
Royal and was named to the
same position at Woodward &
Lothrop in 1946 when the former
was acquired by the latter.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Decision on Reserve Bill
Put Off Until Tomorrow

sence Of any assurances the
House would consider at this
session.
Senator Russell said the dis
cussion did not indicate opposi-
ton to an adequate reserve pro-
gram, but the differences related
largely to the advisability of pro-
ceeding unless the House is going
to act also.
Although Senator Russell said
a few days ago he would appoint
a subcommittee to begin hear
ings II q substantial number Of
committee members wanted that
done, indications now are that
1t will take q majority vote to
get the reserve bill started. It
was pointed out that If a ma
jority should vote tomorrow
against taking up the bill. there
would be little point IN order
ing hearings.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

The Senate Armed Services
Committee today put of until
II O'Clock tomorrow q vote or
whether to take up President
Eisenhower's military man.
power reserve bill at this session
It Is understood the vote was
postponed to try to get assur-
ances from leaders that If the
bill is taken up Senate Republic
cans will not support an anti
segregation amendment, which
caused the bill to be sidetracks-
in the House.
President Eisenhower appealed
to Congress last week to avoid
what he called extraneous
amendments to q bill he deems
vital to national security.
Senator Bridges. Republican.
of New Hampshire. made the
motion in today's closed session
to begin hearings on the reserve
program. and Chairman Russell,
Democrat, Of Georgia. said there
was prolonged discussion as to
whether the Senate should pro-
coed with the subject in the abb
Evening star., 1955-06-16

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Evening star., 1955-06-16
By DONALD B. HADLEY

Net income Of the Baltimore
g. Ohio Railroad exceeded $3.3
million in May, an increase OF
around SIG million or more than
30 per cent from May, 1854
President Howard E. Simpson
announced following the monthly
board meeting in New York City
The May result brings total
net income for the first five
months of this year to around
$9.6 million. an increase OF
around "a million from the same
period last year, Mr.. Simpson
said.
F. Abbott Goodhue was elected
to the board vacancy created BY
the resignation of Lawrence G
Marshall. He was designated by
the Chase Manhattan Bank
trustee of the roads convertible
bonds.
Extra at Security Storage
Directors of Security Storage
Co. today declared a regular
quarterly dividend of SLIPS a
share plus an extra dividend OF
rs cents a share, announced
Board Chairman Clarence A.
Aspinwall.
The regular quarterly con-
tinues an annual rate Of S. a
share. same as last year. Extras
in 1854 amounted to So a share.
but they were distributed un-
evenly between different quar-
ters. The latest extra compares
with rs cents a share for the
like 1854 period.
The latest payments are both
payable July IL to holders OF
record July. 5. Books will be
closed between those dates in
elusive.
Succeeds Father, Brother
J. Hicks Baldwin, general
agent for the New England Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. here
was inducted as president of the
District Life Underwriters AS
sociation yesterday and recalled
that both his father and brother
preceded him in that office.
His father, the late A. l.. Bald
win, was a founder Of the asso-
ciation and became president in
1928. His brother, Joseph L.
Baldwin, who is with North
western Mutual Life, was presi-
dent three years ago.
At a luncheon at Hotel Will
lard, the new association pres1-
dent, said the organization had
solved stiff problems through
the years but still faced some
tough ones that would require
plenty of work.
He complimented the outgoing
president, C. Carney Smith OF
the Mutual Benefit Life, for ac-
complishments of his admins
tration, including a new rec
ord membership of $50. He pre-.
sented a gift to Mr.. Smith.
Creekmore Is Treasurer
William C. Creekmore, audi
tor of the National Savings g.
Trust Co. has been elected
treasurer of the auditors Sec
tion of the District Bankers AS
sociation to succeed JACK
Walker, who has resigned.
Mr.. Creekmore previously VS.
a member of the executive coun-
Gil and his place there will be
filled by Chester B. Sellner, as
sistant controller of the Amer
icar1 Security & Trust Co.
Headed by George L. Moore,
jr., auditor of the Liberty Ma
tional Bank. as chairman, the
sections other new officers were
elected at the recent annual
meeting.
Towers Added to Board
Stockholders of Personal In
dustrial Bankers yesterday elect
ed Frederick N. Towers, Wash.
tngton attorney, a director tt
succeed Guy G. Harper, tr., who
has retired as a director ano
board chairman to devote his
time to personal interests. Other
directors were reelected.
President Carl r. Woxmsn
announced the election of v
Manning Hoffman as a new vice
president and the promotion OF
Edmund D. Campbell to vice
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

va izgubio vrlo dobru aktivnu
clanicu, sestru Helen Propat, ko-
ia je nakon tromjesecne bolesti
svoje trudne plemenite oci "a u
wick zaklopila ma A. januara 1855.
Njezinu sliku ovdje donosimo, da
ju jos jednom vide njezina mnogo-
brojna rodbina, prijatelji clanovi,
Pokojna sestra, moja mila l
nezaboravna majka Helen, bila je
rodiena 6. novembra 1899. godine
u mjestu Dane, Istrija. LA sebe je
ostavila ozalosGenoga supruga
Martina Propat; kterku, Berta A.
Barry, tajnic uodsjeka 118 HBz.
Ii diva sina, Edward William j
njihove suprugc, Ora Irene,
cetvero unucadi, te brata John
Propat ovdje u Illinoisu, a dvije
sestre i. jednog brata u staroj do
movini' =. 's '''' = g.
Sestra Propat ia zivY1a ovdje u
Chicago kroz zadnje "a godine.
Njezina sva familija je u Hrvat-
skoj Bratskoj Zajednici, ullljuciv
i unucad, Il .odraslom tlanstvu Iii
u Pomlatku.
Njezino mrtyo tijelo bilo je iz-
lozeno u Browns Funeral Home
ma 95th Escanaba, gdje joj je
odar bio iskicen lijepim mnogo-
brojnim vijencima cvijeca.
Ma s. januara jutro krenula
je zalosna povorka cd pogrebnog
zavoda Sacred Heart Crkvu,
gdje je Father cuvalo odsluzio
svetu misu zadusnicu uz pomoc
jos diva svecenika. LA toga povor-
ka je krenula ma St. Mary's Grob-
lie II Evergreen Park, ILL.,, gdje je
njezino mrtvo tijelo predano maj
ci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Cd nase strane zelimo Sc "a
hvaliti svoj nasoj rodbini prija-
teljpima, koji su polozili one Ii
jepe Whence cvijeca ma njezin O.
dar platili svete mise "a pokoj
njene duse, kao i svima koji su
nam pomogli bilo cemu u ma
Sim tuznim i zalosnim casovima.
Tako isto njezinim nosiocima,
koji su bill svi clanovi naseg Cd
sjeka, te njezinim nnogim prija-
teljima i prijateljicama, koji su
prisustvovali njezinom sprovodu.
Berta A. Barry, kcerka / tai
MICA odsjeka.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Cestifka BaIabanu
Cd odsieka br. 1882

Miami, Fla. - Clanovi od-
sjeka broj 982 H.B.Z., koji su
prisustvovali redovitoj sled
nici, odrzanoj II. aprila t, g.
jednoglasno SUI zakljucili, da
Sc posalje cestitka preko ma
seq glasila Zajednicara bra
tn Thomas r. Balabanu ma
imenovanju po Governoru dr.
zave Pennsylvania, Mr.. G.
M. Leaderu "a prvog Deputy
Insurance Commissioners.
To je zaista velika cast,
koliko MENU toliko mama
ma ponos. To je onaj isti To-
mo, koji je i mama izvojevao
u suncanoj Floridi da moze-
mo slobodno poslovati, t. j.
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica
i njeni odsjeci po pravilima
owe drzave i HBZ. Daj Boze,
da pomoze i druge drzave, u
koiima jos do danas nasa Ia
iednica nema dozvole "a po-
slovanje, pa da oni cim prize
dobiju te dozvole.
Clanstvo odbor odsjeka
broj 982 H.B.Z. pozdravljaiu
brata Balabana cestitaju
mu ma novom i vaznom polo
zaju. Josip Pavlak, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
zahvaIa "a miIodare
Ia crkvu U PIeSivici

Youngstown, Ohio. - U ime
crkve Svetog Jurja u Plesivici
ovime Sc zahvaljujem svima O.
nina, koji su istu darovali pc
svojoj mogucnosti. Isto hvala
onim nasim Plesivicancima, koj
Sc nisu odazvali nasem pozivu
Imena svote darovatelja su ka
ko slijedi:
Po $500: Cyril Gojak, Nikola
kunovic, Ignac kunovic, Dragu
tin Kunovic, Vjekoslav Vadjina
Barbara Jagar i Marija Paci'
(Antunova).
Po $500: Julia Cvetetic, Mil
ka Kunovic Barbara Plesic
Ukupno sabrano $4,000.
Oval novac je poslan dne 7
aprila 1865. ma ime zupnika
Franjo Ljubetic, Plesevica.
JOS jednom svima vam hvals
koji ste darovali, uz pozdrav,
Cyril Gajak, 469 Fairgreen
Youngstown 4, Ohio.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
APPEL ma sve Livnjane
DiIiem Amerike ! Kanade
Postovana brace sestre:

Postovana brace i sestre:
Prilozeno yam saljemo bratski
APPEL "a pomoc nasemu narodu
u gradu kotaru Livno, koji ma
vas sviju Sale APPEL "a pomoc
povodom kad su sagradili Kul-
turno-Prosvjetni Dom, da bi pri-
skocili u pomoc te da bi i'm po-
mogli nabaviti namjestaj u no.
vo-sagradjenoj zgradi, koja ce
sluziti "a ponos NINA kao ma
ma svima u gradu okolici.
Nize donasamo njihovo apelu-
JUICE pismo, koje samo "a sebe
govori, pax vas molimo da Sc O.
vom bratskom pozivu u najkra-
&c vrijeme odazovete te da svoj
poklon posaljete, koji &c biti IL
nesen u javnost ucrtan u Kul-
turno-Prosvjetnom Domu u Liv-
nu. Ia sada mi nemamo nika-
kovog odbora niti organizacije,
koja bi oval posao rukovodila,
nego Sc pismeno javite posa-
lite svoj dobrovoljni prilog ma:
Bozo Vrdoljak, 1903 E. Kir-
by Ave-, Detroit II, Mich, koji
yam "a say prilog sa ostalim
livnjanima garahtira, da ce slu-
ziti namjenjenoj svrhi bez bilo
kakove spekulacije.
Bratski yam pozdrav svima,
tie ostajem vas zemljak,
Bozo Vrdoljak.
APPEL iz Livna glasi kako Sill
jedi:
Bratski APPEL ma sve iskrene
Livnjane diljem Amerike!
Bozo Vrdoljak
Detroit, Mich, U.S.A.
Postovani brate kao i svi ostali
Livnjani:
Slobodni smo da sc obratimo
ma vas kao i ma vase napredne
organizacije, vasa plemenita
srca svih iseljenika IL kotara
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

moe, mama ce biti nemoguce da
snabdijemo u tako krasnu zgra-
du sve potrebito pokucstvo, koje
bi odgovaralo danasnjim prili-
kama nasega naroda. Mi znamo
vrlo dobro da mas glas nije nj
gda kod vas bio zabacen, a naro-
cito sada kada smo sc sami po-
mogli da izgradjujemo tako
krasne zgrade "a takove radni-
cke i narodne svrhe. Zato vas
molimo da Sc pozurite sa sakup-
ljanjem dobrovoljnih priloga, a
ako ne uspijete, mi dalje osta-
jemo vasi a vi nasi prijatelji
zemljaci. Primite bratski po-
zdrav cd mas nasega naroda.
Ispred Sindikata,
Vrdoljak Pavo
Narodni poslanik,
Bakrac JOzo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

VIC sa svojom familijom do zad-
MEGA casa svoga zivota. Supruga
mu je umrla pred wise godina isto
u ovom mjestu. On je cijelo vri-
jeme radio "a Wheeling Steel
Corporation sve dotle, dok nije
doslo vrijeme da ide u penziju.
Pristupio je u redove HBz. godine
1902, te je bio jako aktivan clan
sve do svoje smrti. On je bio u
strojitelj odsjeka broj 63, a u ma
Sem odsjeku je "a dugo godina
obnasao blagajnitku cast, te stall
no radio "a odsjek ostala nasa
drustva.
Pokojnik je liza sebe ostavio tri
sina, Adolf, Jacob i George, te
jednu kcer Mary, sedan unucadi
/ dvoje praunucadi, kao i mnogo
prijatelja.
Mrtvo tijelo Je pocivalo u po-
grebnom zavodu Beisveger Fun
eral Home, gdje mu je odar bio
okiten brojnim vijencima cvijeca
cd njegove obitelji i prijatelja,
medju kojima Sc isticao i lijepi
vijenac naseg odsjeka znak zad-
ME pocasti.
Ma 9. februara 2 sata poslije
podne sakupilo Sc mnogo naroda
u pogrebnom zavodu, gdje je Rev.
Ernest E. Noll Cd st. Paul Evan
gelical Crkve odsluzio vjerske OBJ
rede. liza toga povorka je kre-
nula ma Greenwood Groblje u
Wheeling, w. Va, gdje je ME-
govo mrtvo tijelo bilo predano
materi zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Mad otvorenim grobom cd pokoj-
nika Sc je oprostio procitao mad
grobno slovo mas odsjecni pred
sjednik, brat Ivan Baron.
Neka tt je brate Vide lahka
zemlja u kojoj vet pocivas, tvo-
joj ozaloscenoj djeci obitelji ma
Sc topic saucesce.
Lawrence Jakovac, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
PETAR KOSIC

Monessen, Pa. = Odsjek 1874 H
B. 2. javlja zalosnu West, da smo
il nasih redova izgubili jednog do
brog clana, brata Petra KosiGa
koji je umro II. januara 1855.
Pokojni brat >Petar bio je rodjen
godine 1893. u selu Doljnji Pribic,
opcina Krasic, kotar Jastrebarsko
(Jaska) Hrvatska. Pristupio je pc
drugi puta mas odsjek mjeseca
januara 1912. godine, u kojem je
po wise puta biran odrzavao cast
predsjednika odbora bolesti.
Posjecivao je drustvene zabave
i piknike priveo druge, samo da
bude bolji uspjeh "a blagajnu od-
sjeka.
la sebe ostavlja ozaloscenu ses-
tru, Julia Valuzac u domovini,
koju je mnogo sa njezinom obi
telji volio pomagao hrani, obi
jelu novcu, ovdje u Johnstown,
Pa. svaka Sostaric.
Njegovo mrtvo tijeol bilo je IL
lozeno ma odru u kapeli pogrebni-
ka Joseph G. Check, gdje je bilo
okiceno vijencima cvijeca, ,ledju
kojima je bio yijenac naseg dru-
stva u znak zadnje pocasti svome
bratu
IS. januara u 8 sati u jutro po-
digli sa odra mrtvo tijelo bilo
je prevezeno u r. k. crkvu gdje
je odsluzio svetu misu zaduSnicu
mas hrvatski svecenik, Rev. Theo-
dore Benkovic. Nakon crkvenih
obreda, otpratismo mrtvo tijelo
pokojnika ma Grandview Groblje,
gdje smo ga predali crnoj zemlji
ma vjecni pocinak. Mad otvorenim
grobom u ime naseg clanstva, o.
prostio Sc je. odrzao nadgrobno
slovo odsjecni predsjednik, brat
Marko Begg.
Tebi brate Petar kosic neka
bude lahka zemlja II kojoj poci-
vas, a tvojoj scstri Julia cijelo-
kupnome rodu nase iskreno 'sa-
ucesce.
Kuzma Jezerinac, perovodja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

George njegovu familiju, sina
John Jr., kcer Mary zeta Anto-
min Vorlicek, kcer Agnes zeta
Glenn Boissincan njihove troje
djece, sinovca Matu Majica ME
govu familiju, a u starom kraju
bracu Petra, Miju Filipa, kao i
mnogo druge rodbine u ovoj zen1-
iii Il staroj domovini.
Da je pokojnik bio popularan
postwar kod naseg kod stra-
nog naroda, to najbolie svjedoti o.
mai krasni veliki sprovod sa sill
MIN cvijetem mnogobrojnim au-
tomobilima.
Tebi neprezaljeni brate Ikica
neka je lahka gruda owe hladne
kanadske zemlje, a tvojim milim
i dragima, koji "a tobom zale
tuguju, nase duboko sauceste.
Josip A. Glavas, tajnik'
Zahvala. = Neka je hvala cd
Boga plaza svima onima, koji su
naseg muza i oca tjesili njego-
voj teskoj bolesti, kao svima ko-
il SUI prisustvovali njegovu veil.
kom sprovodu. Hvala onima koj
SUI dali svoje automobile ma ras'
polaganje, kao onima koji ST
polozili cvijeca platili svete mi.
Sc "a naseg dlagog nikad "a.
boravnog muza oca. A tebi mas
dragi pokojniGe, neka je lahka
zemlja i pocivaj miru Bozjem
Ozaloscena supruga, Jagica 81.
novi kceri.