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Mrs. Annie Lipphard,
g, D. {. Resident

Mrs. Annie Lipphard, SO, widow
of the late John H. Lipphard,
died last night at the Eastern
Star Home, 5000 New Hampshire
avenue NE.
Mrs. Lipphard, the former An
ME Bradley. came to the District
when she was 7 years old. She
was born in Shefheld, England.
Her husband owned a grocery
store at Union and N streets
S.W before his death in 1918.
Mr.. Lipphard was one of the
founders of the Fat Mems Club,
a social club in Washington.
Mrs. Lipphard is survived by
a daughter, Mrs. James A. Bal
derson. of 5000 Connecticut ave-
nue NV, and a sister, Mrs.
Harriet Graham, Of st. Peters,
burg, Fla.
Burial will be in Congressional
Cemetery. Funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.
Evening star., 1955-02-16

many honors during his brilliant
career. One of two gold medals
awarded him by the American
Institute of Architects was for
his design of the Notre Dame
chapel at Trinity College.
Seventh Largest Church.
The Shrine Of the Immaculate
Conception. begun in 1920. will
be the largest Catholic church in
this hemisphere when completed
The main church structure will
cost an estimated $14 million and
will be the seventh largest church
in the world. 1t is expected the
finished shrine will attract a
million visitors year.
In addition to the shrine, archi-
tects of the firm of Maginnis.
Walsh & Kennedy also built the
science hall and alumnae hall
on Trinity Colleges campus. The
chapel was begun in 1921 and
dedicated in 1880. 1t cost
$500. 900.
Mr.. Maginnis also designed
many churches, cathedrals and
other structures in 20 States,
Canada, Mexico and China. He
was awarded the rank of knight
of Malta by Pope Plus XII in
1945. He also was awarded the
Laetare Medal by the Univer-
sity of Notre Dame.
Began Practice in 1886.
Mr.. Maginnis first came to
America in 1885 and began prac-
ticing architecture in 1885. He
served as a member of the Mu-
nicipal Art Commission in Bos-
ton from 1909 to 1917: was a
of the Massachusetts,
State Art Commission from 1911
to 1920 and was a trustee of the
Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
In recognition of his work,
he was appointed president of
the international Congress of
Architects by President Frank
lin Roosevelt.
He had been a member of the
Visiting Committee in the School
of Architecture at Harvard Uni
versity since 1885. Among the
many organizations to which he
belonged were the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences,
the National Academy of Design
and the Academy of Arts and
Letters. He was awarded the
j. Harleston Parker Gold Medal
in 1926 and the Diploma of
Honor from the city of Buda-
pest in 1880.
Mr.. Maginnis was a past pres
ident of the American Institute
Of Architects, whose headouar-
ters are at 1735 New York
avenue NV.
He was educated in Dublin
and was the winner of the
Queens prize in mathematics in
London in 1888.
Funeral arrangements will be
later.
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Mrs. Edward {. Wilcox,
Formerly Of Chevy Chase

Mrs. Edward c. Wilcox, 81,
formerly of 404 Elm street. Chevy
Chase. Md, died Saturday in
New Milford, Conn.
Mrs. Wilcox, whose husband
formerly taught at the Landon
School for Boys in Bethesda and
who was associated with Ferris
g. Co., securities brokers in
Washington, moved to WASH
ington, Conn, in 1852.
Mrs. Wilcox is survived by her
husband and three sons. 1t. Ed
ward c. Wilcox, jr., stationed
with the Army in Europe: Pvt.
William H. Wilcox, Fort Dix,
N. j.. and James N. Wilcox of
Washington. Conn.
Funeral and burial services
will be in Connecticut.
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Gen. Joseph |. Ready,
First Seoul Commander
By the Asseeiatsd Pros.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb.
16.-Retired Brig. Gen. Joseph L.
Ready. first occupational COM
mander at Seoul, Korea, died at
Bay Pines Veterans Hospital
Monday.
Gen. Ready. SO. was assistant
commander of the 7th Infantry
Division in the campaigns of
kiska, Leyte and Okinawa.
He came here two years ago
from Oakland, Me.
The funeral party will leave
today for services and burial in
Arlington Cemetery at WASH
ington.
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from New York, where he was an
auditor for the Internal Revenue
Service. He was graduated from
Columbia University in 1919.
He was past master and life
member Of Geba Lodge No. 954
of the Masons In New York. He
also was a member of the Tall
Cedars of Lebanon.
Survivors include the widow,
Mrs. Marcia Colbert, and two
sons. Stanley and Robert. In ad-
dition there are two sisters, Mrs.
Jessie Thailer of New York and
Mrs. Polly Donavan of California,
and five brothers. Dr. Robert
Colbert, Albert. Arthur, Lester
and Joseph Colbert.
Masonic funeral services were
to be held today in the Dam
zansky funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV, with burial
in King David Memorial Garden,
Lee highway. Falls Church, va.
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Charles D. haginnis,
Architect Of Shrine al
Catholic U.,Dies 1888

Charles D. Maginnis. SO. world
famed architect who designed
the Shrine OF the Immaculate
Conception at Catholic Univer-
sity, the chapel of the Trinity
College and st. Gabriers
Catholic Church at Grant Circle
NV, died yesterday in Boston
A native, Of Londonderry, Ire
land, Mr.. MaginniS received
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Body Of Gen. SomerveH
Will Lie in State Here

The body of Gen. Brehon 3.
Somervell, retired World War II
Army Service Forces chief, who
died Sunday in Ocala, Fla, will
lie in state tomorrow in the
vault at Arlington Cemetery from
1880 am. until 1880 pm, the
Army announced today.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. at the Fort Myer Chapel
and burial will follow in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
Soldiers of the Sd Infantry
Regiment this afternoon were to
accompany the generals body
from Union Station to the vault.
The generals widow and 18 rela-
tives were expected to arrive by
airplane this afternoon.
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John R. MACPHERSON,
Former British Consul
BY the Assoeio,ed Pres.

MOBILE. Ala, Feb. 16.-John
Ritchie Macpherson. ga, former
British vice consul in Mobile,
died unexpectedly last night
while watching a Mardi Gras
parade. His wife. Mrs. Marian
Acker Macpherson, was particle
pating in the parade.
Mr.. Macpherson was assistant
manager Of the Strachan Ship
ping Co.
A native of Edinburgh, Scot
land. he came to this country
In 1924. When the British vice
consulate was re-established ~fn
1885 he was named to the posi-
ton. which he held until q few
years ago.
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Polyester Film Tested

WILMINGTON, Del.--A tough
new polyester film, just coming
into commercial production. has
been tested successfully for such
purposes as insulation. pressure
sensitive and magnetic recording
tapes. industrial and decorative
laminations, metalized yarn for
textiles. and metal-like film for
shoes. handbags, and other ap-
parel.
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Jopon, Reds to Burter

TOKYO. Feb. 16 (P.--Japan
said today it will soon authorize
barter trade with Communist
North Korea-the first since the
end Of World War II. The Min
istry of International Trade and
Industry said Japan will trade
81 tons of fish nets for 300 tons
of red beans.
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Emile P. coulon

BOSTON, Feb. is R.-Emile
p. Coulon, 46. former owner and
manager of the Hotel Vendome,
died yesterday after q short ILL.,
ness. He was a past, president
OF the Massachusetts, Hotel AS
socation.
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Wolter f. Dukin. 81,
Retired Minister
BY ths Asseeiossd d Press

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16.-The Rev.
Walter Edwin Dakin. 81. retired
Episcopal minister and grand
father Of Playwright Thomas
Lanier (Tennessee) Williams,
died Monday at Barnes Hospital.
Mr.. Dakin. who in recent years
had made his home here and
at Key West, Fla. was the Oldest
living alumnus of the Theological
School of the University of the
South, Swanee, Tenn.
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ulGQ MOuuay
in Emergency
Hospital. Of a
cerebral hem
orrhage.
He suffered
an attack as
he was about
to leave home
for his Office.
Mr.. Colbert
had been i'll
for the past
year with a
heart ailnent.
He ca m e
1nAA
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Jay K. Colbert, 81,
GAO AOAccounianf

Jay K. Colbert. 54. of 3510 A
street Sc, an accountant with
the General Accounting Office,
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G0SNELL. HARRY L. In sad remem-
brance of my beloved husband. HARRY
ago yesterday. February is. i95s.
---------.-H HIS WIFE. EVA.
HARRIS. MARY D. In loving but sad
d. HARRIS. who departed this life one
ggaI ggsaT ago today, February 1e. 1854.
HILL, EDWARD. n Towns rsnem-
HILL. who. departed this life eight
years ago ''aafiy' aig LcsfSa essFsery WIZ III 1877
JEFFERSON. WILLIAM. A. In loving re-
o. So Uaf fessS departaa MhAM III s
i94i. 0 '''' ' 1 A.
Our father who inspired and loved us.
Is still very, near:
Time only reminds US
cELEsTINE. RUTH AND TALMADoE..
JEWELL, HELEN. In loving memory Of
my dear wife. HELEN JEWELL. who
passed away two years ago today.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much ! miss her yet.
kEuG. dIse ma NARY VIZ y n n memory q our
parted this life I'VE years aso today.
LOt I01ps
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one passed to rest,
And these who think of her today
.Ars Ars the ones 1 Who r loved her best. .,
MILLER; RUTH N. AND CHESTER
MARSHALL, PAULINE A. IN loving mem
ory Of our dear mother. PAULINE A.
MARSHALL, who departed this life one
year ago today. February 16. 1854.
You often said We would miss you,
Those words have proven true:
We lost our best friend, dear mother.
When we lost YOU.
Oh, God. please take this message
To our dear mother above
And tell her we sadly miss her
And give her all our love-
DEVOTED CHILDREN. ROSA p. HAw-
KINs. yIRGIE NJ GWyNN. WILL
cHARLEs CHAR A. 'siSanaL MaRsHAiL. ANo Dh'
MARSHALL, PAULINE A. In loving
PAULINE A. MARSHALL, who departed
this life. one year ago today, February
God alone knows how miss her
As He counts tears ! shed;
But He whispers. Hush. she's only
your srandmother Is no. dead
oRANDDAuGHTER. ANTo IN e 7 T =
SMITH, JOHN G. IN love and memory
OF my husband. JOHN T.. SMITH, who
departed this life sixteen years ago
today. February Is. 1889.
Memory Is o gift of God
Which death cannot destroy
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DREW. FONDEXTER. IN, memory Of
FONDExTER DREW. who departed this
HE nine years ago today. February
16. 1946.
In our hearts there Is q picture
More precious than silver or gold:
II Is a picture of you, husband and
daddy,
Whose memory will never grow old
WIFE; SONS. LEONARD AND WILLIE
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COTTER. JOSEPH J. In loving remem-
J COTTER, who departed this life
t%oo years ago today. February 16
1858.
Out there, where the finite meets the
infinite.
-, Where the glories OF heaven unfold,
He lives with the blest of all ages
In a kingdom the angels foretold.
HIS BROTHERS. JOHN A. AND W.T.
LIAM J. COTTER, AND HIS SISTER
MARGARET
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

- FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral tributes Modefate
prices Open daily sun, holidays phone
orders also accepted a 80 tr Q pm week
nishts 90U l<th e. NV Ma e.0l0e
GUDt BROS co FLORISTS
aais Nv Sa = $s1s
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SMITH, JOHN 6. IN love and memory
OF my husband. JOHN =. SMITH. who
departed this life sixteen years ago
today. February Is. 1882.
Memory Is . Gift OF God
Which death cannot destroy
DESQTED WIFE. BURNscEAN SMITH.
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1n Mraturtatt

BAILEY, LEANoRA E. Sacred is the
LEANoRA E. BAILEY who passed
away February 10. 1a44.
A true friend is a glimpse Of God.
SUSIE T. RICHARDSON.
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BUTLER, MARY. In memory of our
dear mother and grandmother, Mrs.
MARY BUTLER, who passed away a
year ago yesterday. February Is, 1854.
God saw the road was getting rough,
=. The hill was hard to climb:
He gently closed her tired eyes
And whispered Peace he thine
DAUGHTER. SELMA; SON-IN-LAW,
JOHN; GRANDSONS. MICKEY AND
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Drafhs

Ms. MAGGIE. oflicers and mem
hers Of Gethsemane Chapter.
No. 3. O. 3. S. are requested
to attend the funeral OF Sis
- ter MAGGIE SIMMONS on
Thursday, February II. 1855.
at 2 pm. from the Jarvis
Funeral Chapel. l432 You
Evening star., 1955-02-16

i, MARGAkET e. MembtFs
Of st. Stephen Blessed Viz
gin Sodaiity will assemble at
the s. Fl. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 l4th st. NV on
Thursday. February IL, 1850
at $40 pm. for recitation
of the rosary for our late
MARGARET E. COGSWELL.
ONES S. MARTIN, Prefect.
IOSEpH r DEEGES,
Evening star., 1955-02-16

ScHANBACKER fnee MullenD Of 1925
40th pl., Brentwood, Md, beloved wife
Of Frederick c.. Schumacher. master
sergeant, y. 9. Army: mother Of Mrs.
Mullen % sna asat.et sisser d MRS Mss RatS RasS
Rubin and William Mullen. Friends
$500 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
eTf S0siss aEsxasbEnRsr Gt fSnsra ster 7eaa
"A. 1885. beloved son Of the late
Frank. sr.,. and Mary Anna schwaner,
Henry. Mary and Christine schwaner..
sMrs. Katherine Palmer and Mrs. Helen
nl.s nsral Home, ST. ilt6 st. Sc, on
internSeansi csaai aR1aaIh lin eemsiery & e Pn
ALEXANDER. OF wash
tnRton MailerS' Union. No. 90 and The
Evening Star Chapel. Remains resting
ct the W. w. Chambers Funeral Home.
2l1 lith St. s.e: Services at the above
II, 1855. at l pm. Members OF the
union are invited 10 attend the funeral
services. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
JOHN D. DALEY. sec.-Treas. 1s
SIMMONS, MAGGIE: On Monday. Feb
ruary IA. 1855. MAGGIE SIMMONS
mother oi Rsbecca Mitcheil. she
tiyes and many friends. After 5 pm.
Wednesday. February 10, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
IL ss2 xs,S YSa !, st. nniS nT where funeral ssry
February IA: the Rev. a. J. Edwards
ofhciatiqFs Interment Harmony Gene
teis. 8wk 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
E FUNERAL DIRECTORS
n and Mass Ave NE u b-62QO
Evening star., 1955-02-16

cRTPPEN. JANE L. ALI members Of
- Excelsior Household Of Ruth. g..
m U. o.. Of o. r.. are requested to
NJ attend the funeral services for
~ Inmate JANE L. cRIPPEN on
Thursday. February II. 1855. az
M pm. at the Metropolitan A.
/" M, E. Church, 1918 NJ St NV.
IL Wear all black. white. gloves and
Evening star., 1955-02-16

G0SNELL. HARRY L. In sad remem-
brance Of my beloved husband. HARRY
L. GOSNE1L. who died seventeen years
ago yesterday. February Is. 1895.
HIS WIFE EVA
Evening star., 1955-02-16

FAIIkKSUN, MARK. Ofiicers and
u,, members Of X Company AS
AW& Sociation. Il5th Infantry,
81 "a goth Division. are requested
L. I'll 70 assemble at the Warner
NffSkH S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Md. on Wednesday,
February 10. 1855. at 1880 pm. for
the purpose Of attending services for
our late comrade. MARK PATTERSON.
JAMES NJ. STEVENS, President.
WILLIAM e. MARVEL, ST., Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
zemIja bez mnogo ssuma
A sa mnoqo fopIih voda

Rec Island znaci "ledena
zemlja". Ali, u toj "ledenoj
zemlji" ina mnogo topic vo-
de, jer je Island zemlja vul-
kama. Topla voda dolazi IL du-
bine zemlje i izlazi ma povrsi-
nu u obliku ogromnih vodo-
skoka. To SUI gejzeri. Ina i'll
mnogo. Veliki gejzer baci po-
nekad mlaz vode u visinu i
preko stotinu metara, a mno-
gi cd 5 do 100 metara. Ina
jezera sa cistom, toplom i
slatkom vodom, a ina in i
sa velikim primesama sum-
pora.
Gejzeri ma Islandu, koji iz-
bacuju cistu, slatku i toplu
vodu, imaju veliki privredni
znacaj.
Pomocu cijevi u obliku vo-
dovoda sprovedena je topla
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zAPISkIK

sjednce Izvrno Odbora 1855 godne
Glavni predsednk brat Mandich sedncu topm
sluzbenm pozdravom.
Prisutni su svi elanovi Izvrsnog Odbora casnici
Zapsni sednc 26 okobra primen e kako e proeitan
Gavni ani brat Bella, podnasa Izvrsnom odboru re
Savanje slijedete predmete
Odsjek zagar podnio j kroz svoj odsek mol
pomoc vrsn odbor odobrio da dade
doprnos svot cd $500 IL Narodne zaklade.
Odsjek 49, - Cd ovog odsjeka pmjene noble pomoc
nekon canca obavest da i'm odbor Konvence nje odo
brio pomot Konvenca svako tanca odobria dprnos
ormace temeu kojh vorio svou oduku glavn tajnk
h zamolen da stvar saz da podnese popun zvjesaj
dojducoj sjednici Izvrsnog Odbora
Odsjek ST. - Podnio e mobu ujednjenje odsjekom
bro So koj da stupi kpost cd januara 1856 godne
Izvrsni Odbor to odobrava.
Odsek 1877. e molbu ujednjenje odsjekom
bro stup kpos cm prize Izvrsni Odbor odo
bravo uednjenje koe ce stup kepost cd decembra
Brat Bella cita list zahvale priznana ko e prmjen cd
Kerhina Amercko rvaskog Pjvackog Saveza
svou cd 100000 dopnosa docno ustano odobenog po
Devetoj Konvenciji
sijedeci racuni odobreni su splatu:
Doprinos Triumph the Church, $500
"Od Newsboys Campaign cd novne Pittsburgh Press do
prinos cd $1,000.
Seal Committee, doprinos bond zdravstvene
Hamalak Co.. "a razne trofeje, $s7.4o.
Naplata odsku bro Johnstownu "basketbaT sezonu
1954-1955 godine, $4,000
Ma preporuku brata Baidica upravtea sporskog odee
MIA zvrSn Odbor zakluco da kup Recnk IL Jugoslave
n pokusnoj bazi "a svotu cd $1,000.
Bella procitao zapisnk vanredne sednce Gavnog
Odbora koja e odrzavana Hoeu Syvania PHILADELPHIA Pa
49, sepemba 1855 godne Takodjer e procao zapsnik
sednce vrsnog Odbor koa e odrzavana l.
vembra 1885, brojene gasova zboru preosah Ganovs
Gavne Porote koj Deveta Konvencija zauca
sovan obav pos Obava navedena zapnka odo
brent po Izvrsnom Odboru.
Brat OvcarG tank Odeenja Bosnicke Potpore podnasa
Izvrsnom Odboru "a rjesavanje shjedeee predmee:
Odsjek Relic C7179 bio je
novt broj godna jednom zavodu Il nepoznah razoga
n podno trabnu boesncku potpou zadnu godnu al
buduci dovojno njegovoj boes
Dor e odobrio ispatu potpore vrijeme cd dn godne
Buduci redu drugih stvar rjesavati
glavni predsjednk zatvara sjednicu
Joseph Bella, gavni tajnik
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ku jos jednu sestru, a u od-
raslom clanstvu nalaze oca i
majku, koji Sc nalaze u od-
sjeku broj 1868, a djeda ba-
ku, Franju Franjku Tom
ljanovic u odsjeku broj 4O6.
Treci je Daniel Costello,
sin Louis i Josephine Co
stello, rodjen ovdje u Tooele,
Utah. On u odsjeku 406 ma
lazi majku Josephine i brata
Stanley, koji je takodjer ne
davno presao iz gnijezda u
odsjek, kao djeda Blaza
Mohoric.
Odsjek je ponosan s nasim
mladim clanovima i klice i'm
Dobro nam dosla omladino
nasa! Mi vam zelimo sretan
i cestit put u vasem zivotu,
a vasim roditeljima cestitamo
ma odgoju lijepe i cestite O.
mladine.
Dujo Elich, izvjestitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07

voda gejzera do naselja -
do svake kuce i domacinstva
u Moi.
Zahvaljujuci tome stanov-
nici Islanda imaju topic vode
u svojim stanovima koliko
god zele. Pomocu ME oni "a
grijevaju stanove, k u h a j u
hranu, kupaju Sc u kupalisti-
ma i njome peru rublje. Ia
ko nijedna zemlja IL Evropi
nema vodovod sa toplom pri-
rodnom vodom kao Island.
Ma Islandu je hladno a ne
ma nj uglja nj 'suma, moze
Sc zamisliti kakav hi zivot iz-
gledao da nije topic gejzer-
ske vode. Morali bi uvoziti
drvo ugalj sto bi iziskivalo
ogromne sumo novca.
Stanovnici Islanda koriste
i sumpor il gejzera, a radi
Sc ma tome da Sc gejzeri
iskoriste "a pogon elektro-
centrala.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
Sa z|atnog pira supruga BudiseIich

Mt. Vernon, Ill. - Ovdje
donosimo sliku clanova naseg
odsjeka broj AL H. B. Ia
jednice, Ivana i Marie Budi-
selich, koji su ma lijepi i sve-
cani nacin proslavili svoj zlat-
nj pir, to jest 50-godisnjicu
svog bracnog zivota ma 5-og
aprila owe godine. Ma slici in
mogu vidjeti clanovi, rodbina
i prijatelji, koji Sc sjecaju
njih cd mladih godina.
Oni su oboje rodom IL sela
Lie, Gorski Kotar, Hrvatska.
Vjencali su Sc godine 1905.
u katolickoj crkvi Sv. Marie,
u Samorville, Iowa.
Brat Ivan Budiselich doSao
| je u ovu zemlju godine 1903,
te iste godine pristupio u Hr-
vatsku Bratsku Zajednicu u
odsjek br. 81 "Sv. Anton Pa
dovanski" u Rathbun, Iowa,
odakle je dosao u mas odsjek
i uvijek je dobar clan cd pr
vog pa do dana danasnjega,
Njihov zlatni pir je odrzan
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Ma prosloj sjednici udareni
su temelji novom tamburaS-
kom zboru, koji ce nositi ime
u a d "a n, izmedju clanova
pjevaca i starijih tamburas-
kin veterana, a recent zbor
ce svirati svake subote u We
Ger u klubu "Jadrana" cd 9
sati pax unapred. Stoga moli-
mo sve prijatelje i clanove
"Jadrana", da 81 ovo pribi-
ljeze i posjete klub "Jadra-
ma" svake subote, gdje ce Sc
lijepo zabaviti u krugu svo-
jih prijatelja. Clanovi novo-
osnovanog zbora su slijedeci:
]. Marble, T. Restak, F. Be-
dekovic, A. Mrahunek V.
Kovacevic.
Prva nedjelja u mjesecu
maju 1856. jest rezervirana
"a "Jadranov" proljetni kon-
cerat, ma kojem ce uz "Ja-
dram" nastupiti po prvi puta
u nasoj koloniji tamburaski
zbor IL Farrell, Pa. PAX da
nuzgred spomenemo i dodju-
ci Hrvatski Pjevacki Festival,
koji Sc odrzava u Chicago,
ILL.,, 26. i 27. maja dojduce
godine. TIE bi ovim putem ze-
lio svratiti paznju swim biv-
Sim pjevacima i clanovima H.
P. D. "Jadran", kao svima
koji Sc Interestingly "a pie
smu, da stupe u redove "Ja-
drama" to ne kasnije cd 3.
januara 1856, jerbo poslije
tog datuma nete Sc primati
| move pjevace, radi programa,
| kojeg Sc pocima vjezbati "a
proljetni koncerat, kao i "a
: Festival, ma kojem ce "Ja-
} dram" uzeti utesca.
Drugi vazan zakljucak je'
ste stvoren, da Sc poduzm,
koraci "a novi Dom, i ma no
vom mjestu, koji &c odgeva
rati potrebama svrhi nases
naroda u Aliquippa, Pa. To
liko "a sada, a u buduce ce-
mo Sc opsirnije svratiti ma o.
WI stvar.
Sa dobrim zeljama i "a bo-
lju buducnost hrvatskog drus.
tvenog rada i napredka U
, Aliquippa Pa, clanstvu H. P
D. "Jadran", kao | cjelokup'
nom hrvatskom narodu Eel
sretan i veseo Bozic - Cd
: Dor "Jadrana".
John Robash, izvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07

gore receni dan uz svetu mi
su, koja je bila odsluzena u
crkvi Sv. Marie u Mt. Ver-
non, ILL.,, kojoj su prisustvo-
vah rodbina i prijatelji, pax
njihove sedmero djece i sed-
nero unucadi. Imaju cetiri
sina tri kcerke, sinovi SUI:
John, Jr., Daniel, William i
Paul, a kcerke: Stefanija,
Katarina i Eva. Svi Sc ma
laze u velikim trgovinama, a
starac Ivo u najboljoj trgo-
vini, to jest IL svojoj miro
vini.
Ma piru nasih svecara bilo
.ie prisutno oko 200 osoba, ko-
il SUI Sc lijepo zabavljali uz
tecnu hranu i svjeze napitke
sve do kasno u noci, a po-
slije Sc rastali zdravo i We
selo sa ljubavnim razgovo-
rom.
Svecarima zelimo da Jos
mnogo godina pozivu u zdrav-
lju i dobru zadovoljstvu.
Prisutnik