davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-10
Christ Church
tEpiseoPuD
Founded 17oA
Church Avenue and Third Street
Rev. Joseph S. Kinks, Rector
cTrNDAy JITNE -

SUNDAY, JUNE II
1880 a. m.-Holy Communion.
Service by the Rector.
11:00 a. Morning Prayer and
sermon, by Mr.. John M. Stewart,
Chairman of the Diocesan Lay
Readers League.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
koofenui Timber
Sales, Active
from Western News, Libby

(from Western News, Libby
Largest sale OF Kootenai forest
timber during the past week was of
], 100000 board feet of Ponderosa
pine and $1,000 feet of larch and
insect-damaged fir on Alexander
creek in the Warland district, bought
June IA by j. Neils Lumber company
in competition with three other bid
derS.
Prices paid were $42 per thousand
for pine and $40 for larch and fir,
plus s. per thousand on spruce and
$50 per thousand on larch and fir
for stand improvement, and $1.5O
per thousand on all species for brush
disposal.
Last Friday a small lump-sum sale
on Pete creek in the Troy area
brought $1,7OO from Kelson Lumber
company for 10000 feet of larch and
fir, $4,000 feet of white pine and
10000 feet of spruce.
j. NeilS also purchased June 10,
S,35O,0OO board feet of damaged
spruce and 1000 feet of white pine
on 1O-mile creek in the Warland dis
trict. Neil's bid of 81 per thousand
for spruce and SAG for white pine
won over the bids Of three Other
operators,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
10 Open Bids For
Martin Timber

KALISPELL-Bids will be opened
July rs for sale of $500, 900 board
feet of Flathead National Forest tim
Der on Upper Martin creek, Tally
lake district.
The sale includes 100000 board
feet of larch and fir with q mini
mum of IS thousand asked for
stumpage; 100000 board feet of
spruce and 10000 board feet of
lodgepole pine with $40 thousand
board feet asked, and $4,000 board
feet of alpine fir with stumpage at
$3.50 a thousand.
In addition the slash disposal cost
is $1.35 a thousand, and stand inn
provement 81 except for alpine fir.
There will be 1.8 miles of main
haul road and miles of spur road
to build on this sale termed the last
of the 1855 spruce sales. 1t will be an
oral auction.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Informs Boards On
School Finuncinu

KALISPEII- Annual detailed let
ter to Flathead county school boards
from Lulu Barnard, county superin-
tendent, contains explanations of ex-
listing and new school laws. =
Miss Barnard's information is
contained in nine long mimeograph-
ed sheets.
Miss Barnard emphasizes that a
district does not lose funds not spent
during fiscal year. She says these
unexpended funds do not go into the
general fund, and that they remain
to the credit of the district.
The law regarding call for bids
has been changed. One and two room
schools (third class districts) may
now contract up to $500 without a
call for bids, and other third class
districts, up to $3.50. First and Sec
ond class districts may now con-
tract up to $3.50 without bid CALL
Miss Barnard explains details of
the "A.N.B. Averaging Number
Belonging or students enrolled basis
of state apportionment of funds from
lands and other revenue sources to
districts over the state.
To qualify for "ANB" money, a
district must levy the minimum 10
mills or more.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Plum Creek Asks
For Loo Floufinu

KALISPELL-Plum Creek Logging
Co., Columbia Falls, has filed per-
NIT with Flathead National Forest
requesting use of Hungry Horse res
ervoir to float logs down from their
Sullivan creek purchase above the
end of the reservoir.
The logs would be taken out of the
water about two miles above Hungry
Horse Dam.
The west side road which leads
to the sale of 17,78O,OOO board feet
is not considered adequate for log
hauling. An improvement contract is
being scheduled that includes wild
ening and crawling, possibly late
this summer.
Other South Fork timber purchas-
ers including F, X and l. and Rocky
Mountain Lumber Co. are also in
tereSted in water transportation
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Moy Offer Swun
Timber Again

KALISPELL-PosSibility that the
Evergreen Timber Co., Kalispel,
will not sign the contract for the
South Lost creek sale by Flathead
Forest exists. The opening was Fri
day.
The forest is scheduling July Is
oral auction on the 3,45O,O board
feet up the Swan, just in case the
sale doesn't 60 through, reports
George Weyerman, assistant super
visor in charge of timber manage
ment.
Evergreen Timber Co. (Birky Bro
thers) offered total of $50, 433 for
stumpage in the sealed bids COM
pared to $17,115 minimum accept
able, and next high of $43,653 Of
fered by Fred Breeder, Jr., Creston.
Other costs are $,313 for slash dis
posal and $4,815 for stand improve
ment.
Other bidders were Somers Timber
Co., Forest Products Co., Koenie
Brothers, American Timber Co.,
Mills Lumber Co. and Krause Lum.
Der Co.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Finish Foundations
For Essex School

ESSEX Foundations have been
completed for the new district 6
school at Essex being built by
George Weed, Bigfork, under $17,-
4O5 contract
Plans and specifications for the
new school have been reviewed and
approved by the State Board Of
Health, according to word received
from Helena. Montana law requires
that all school building plans be
approved by state health department
engineers before construction is
started. C. w. Brinck is director Of
the division of environmental santa
ton in Helena.
The new Essex school will contain
1,265 square feet to accommodate an
enrolment Of up to 20 in grades
through 8. The school is 30 miles
from the next closest school at West
Glacier.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Golf Tournament
Set JuIv 1-3

WHITEFISH - The 10th annual
Whitefish lake golf tournament will
be held at the Whitefish course July
/, 2 and 8. Any amateur golfer is eli
gible to enter.
The men will play 54 holes, medal
play; 10 holes to qualify, Is holes
on July 2, IS holes on July 3, for
all flights.
Women golfers will play 54 holes
in championship flight and A flight
only. Balance Of women's flights will
be IS holes; 10 holes to qualify, nine
holes, July 2. and nine holes, July 3.
Any person wishing to qualify al
any time and not wishing to qualify
for medalist honors may qualify al
any time from Sunday to Thursday
inclusive, by registering and paying
entrance fee at the club house.
w. H. Liddicoat Columbia Falls
Is chairman Of the tournament. Serv
ing on the rules and regulations com
mittce are Earl Hunt, Roy Arnolt
and Roy Owen, all of Whitefish. Ow
en- is new professional at the White
fish club.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
School Board Budget Meeting Monday

Time and place to bring up prob
lens of school improvements and
financing is at the Monday evening
meetings over the county of school
boards. The boards are adopting
preliminary budgets for the fiscal
year that starts July l.
Final budgets viii be considered
by the budget board county COM
missioners-July Is, and the levies
are fixed August 8.
Last year school district 6 had a
budget of $232, 1876 established for
grade school purposes and $50, 1912 for
high school purposes. Of this total
$141,1 19 of the grade school budget
was for teacher salaries and $54, 1853
of high school budget for salaries.
The district received a total of
$91,1 from state sources under
the Average Number Belonging"
students enrolled and thus state aid
provisions. The ''ANB" figure for
the district is up about 10 per cent
this year; hence larger share of
the state lands and similar revenues
are expected.
Further reason to not expect an in
crease in the tax levieS for school
purposes includes enlarged tax base
with coming of the Anaconda Alum
mum Co. plant. Pending a Victor
Chemical Co. decision in the state
supreme court, the AAC tax base is
on a per cent basis. This favor
itism to new industry" came about
through a Flathead sponsored bill
for the Harvey Machine Co.
However per cent of the big new
Flathead plant is a sizeable boost
for the local school district tax base
1t may go to 80 per cent.
Last August found the total tax
levy for Columbia Falls set at 1873. 81
mills compared to 1878 for White
fish, 1858 for Kalispen and 1898
for district outside Columbia Falls.
The district 6 grade school levy
was 1898, Whitefish, 32.5. and Kali
ispen Alt.
Columbia Falls high school dist
riot levy was lowest in the county
with 81 compared to KalispeI, 1877;
Bigfork, 81, and Whitefish, 22.46.
The school budget for district 6 is
expected to be larger this coming
year than last in view of the larger
enrolment. However there will be
more state revenue, and a larger
tax base. Hence the mill levy for
school purposes is expected to stay
about the same. The district school
board must provide for the $685.
for the 1874 acres approved by the
voters last April as the site for the
new Columbia Falls high school.
| Last year district taxpayers rails
ed $97, $50 for the grade school gen
eral fund out of the $232, 496 budget
County apportionment and the stat
ANB provided the rest.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Preparing for SO
Anniversary Date

WEST GLACIER--Glacier Nation
al Park is making plans for the Ma
tional Park Service anniversary date
of August Is, 1916.
Conrad Wirth, National Park Serv-
ice director. is encouraging each OF
the % National Parks in the Depart
ment of interior, to make develop
ment plans with the objective of
fufillment by '66 when the serv-
ice will officially be 50 years old.
Glaciers travel has increased
travel with improved and enlarged
facilities.
Stephen T. Mather became the
first park service director on Aug
ust Is, 1916.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Budget Problems
Being Discussed

KALISPELL-While school dist
riots over the Flathead are adopting
preliminary budgets Monday, var
ious county departments ARE now
working on budget requests.
Flathead county commissioners are
to meet July II to work on the coun-
tvs preliminary budget. Hearings on
the proposed budget are set for
August 8, and August 8 is the day
for setting the whole tax levy. The
commissioners act as the county
budget board.
In the meantime the cities Of Col.
umbia Falls, Whitefish and Kalis.
pell are to work up budgets with the
proposed levy for city purposes tt
be submitted early in August.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Stort to Organize
Plant Workers

Activity on the part of the three
labor organizations interested in be-
coming the exclusive bargaining
agent for operations employees at
the Anaconda Aluminium Co. plant
continued quiet this week.
Represented in the area are the
AT of L Aluminium Workers, the
CLIO United Steelworkers and the
International Union of Mine, Mill and
Smelter Workers.
The AT of L group has the back
ing of the various construction crafts,
and has elected Jake Choate, Col
umbia Falls, president and Eugene
Waddell, Kalispen, vice president
Other officers will be picked.
Pat Reilly, international represen-
tative here for the AT of L ex-
planned the procedure in becoming
a bargaining agent requires under
a federal Taft-Hartley Labor Rela-
tons act that union obtain the
signature of 80 per cent of a plant S
employees and then petition for an
election. The National Labor Rela-
tons Board holds a hearing, and
any other interested union with 10
per cent or more can intervene, and
get on the ballot. n
Hearing officer then sets the date
for the election This is by secret
ballot conducted by the federal ag-
ency, and the election is held at the
plant.
The union with the majority of the
votes cast is certified as the collec.
tive bargaining agent. A three-way
split in votes with no one union with
the majority is possible. The tor
two then have a runoff.
The actual NRLB election is moi
expected at the F1athead plant unit
operations are well underway.
Reilly said that the hourly wages
paid at other aluminium plants fol
pot tenders "a major job includes
Alcoa's Vancouver plant $1921z; AL
coa's Wenatchee, $1.927z.
Maintenance mechanic wage j!
S. 81z at Wenatchee.
Lowest or base wage at Wenat
chez is $1.801z. New scale negOtia
tons are to take place in July.
|
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
We Offer Readers

A PICTURE NEWSPAPER OF A PICTURE AREA
Carefully Written and Edited to be Home
Newspaper. Sensotionusm is Avoided.
The Hungry Horse News proud of having four national
awards and citations The National Editorial Association
5000 member 1851 recognized the Hungry
Horse News for BEST Use of Illustrative MATERIAL by any
weekly nonmeropoan daily newspaper the United States
Other national awards place for special edi
tons 1854 honorable mention for special editions and
ture story
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Golf Course Again

Report of a nine hole golf course
for Columbia Falls popped up again
this week in Bob Paulos' column in
the Daily Inter Lake.
Some months ago there had been
talk of golf course on Anaconda
property, but check with qualified
officials Wednesday evening said
there wasn't any golf course going
on AAC land.
We've heard no other location men,
toned. MR.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Local Water Problems

In Columbia Falls the June
drought was evident in the new home
development in the northeast section
of the city. There were a number of
instances of not enough water pres
sure to adequately whirl sprinkler.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
We Offer Advertisers

ONE OF The FIVE TOP WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
IN MONTANA FOR PAID CIRCULATION.
The Hungry Horse News printing $500 copies week. It
is unusual to find that prints copies the
population of its home city The Hungry Horse News edited
and written with the idea of having maximum leadership is
that hope people will continue to read
send copies on by mail to relatives and friends
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-06-24
Brush Fire

Columbia Falls volunteer fire de-
partment was called Monday at 1920
p. m. to brush fire in Columbia
Heights No particular damage was
reported.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

groblje kod Millvale, gdje ie pre-
dano majci zemlji "a posljednji
san.
Mad otvorenim grobom oprosti-
la Sc je ime nasega drustva sa
dragon pokojnicom sestra pred
sjednica, Helen Somin engles-
kom jeziku sa toplim oprosnim
slovom, a nakon toga, u hrvat-
skom jeziku, oprostila Sc je MO
me, kao svojom dobrom prijatelji-
com potpisana tajnica.
Smrt nase pokojnice mlade
tlanice Katherine danas oplakuju
rastuzeni suprug John Jandroko-
vic, pa otac Andie Derezic, sestra
Margie Vrbanac sa djecom, sve-
kar John Jandrokovic, predsjed-
mix odsjeka 307 HBz u Browns
villu, sa obitelji kao brojni o.
stall blizi daljnji rod.
Cd strane nasega drustva, neka
je svima ovima ovim putem cd
strane druStva Sveta Ana, odsje-
ka 20 HBZ izrazeno nase iskre-
no topic saucesce. Sestri pako
Katherine Jandrokovic mas po-
sljednji zbogom - pocivala u mi
ru! - Ia odsjek 20 HBz - Dra-
gica BlaSkovit, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13
STEVO FABIANOVIC

w. Brownsville, Pa. Odsjek
broj 3O7 HBz. ovime javlja zalos-
nu West, da smo ma so. maja u
noci izgubili il svoje sredine ne
nadnom smrcu dobrog clana, bra
ia Stevu Fabianovita.
Pokojni Steve je volio svoju Ia
iednicu odsjek, a to je pokazao
u svojem zadnjem casu. Bio je
sa svojom suprugom citavi dan
ma nsem odsjecnom pikniku, u od-
sjecnom Domu, pa do kasno u noci.
Liiepo Sc je zabavljao nitko nije
slutio sto ce sc "a kratko vrijeme
dogoditi. Oko pol noci odluci Sc
sa suprugom da podje kuci, koja
je samo nekoliko blokova udalje-
ma cd naseg odsjecnog Donna. Posli
su pjeske prize par stotina kora-
ka nego sto su dosli kuci, Steve
Sc ma jednom srusi padne pokraj
svoje supruge. To je bio veliki u
darac "a njegovu suprugu, posto
je vidla da Sc MENU nesto tesko
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

yor Of Virginia, Joseph City
Councilman of Gilbert. Ostali ST.
novi Matt Milan nisu ulazii u
iavni zivot. Uz spomenute sino-
We, kceri brata, pokojnik ostaV-
liza 22 unuGadi
Brat Vukelic je bio covjek mir
ne naravi blaga raspolozenja, i
kao posljedica ovih svojstava IL
zivao je dobar glas nikad nije
imao neplijatelja. Svi mi koji smo
ga poznavali, osjetismo pravi gu
bitak u njegovu odlasku. Njegovu
sprovodu SUI prisustvovali brojni
rodiaci. znanci susjedi IL bliza
i daleka. Pogreb je obavljen II
Gilbert groblju nakon zadusnice u
crkvi Sv. Josipa u ovome mjestu.
Nosioci mrtvog tijela bill su ME
govih pet sinova jedan bliski
prijatelj, Nick Vukelich.
Pocivaj IL miru dr. brate, a
tvojim dragim izrazaVamo naSe
iskreno saucesCe.
John kramarich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

imao neke vrsti prehladu, cdmah
su pozvali lijeGnika u kuCu da mu
pruzi pomoc. Drugi dan opet je IL
jecnik doSao pa mu je kazao, da
dodje ma pregled kod 1nco Medical
Centre, to je bilo ma y. aprila.
Nakon pregleda poslali su ga II
Copper Cliff Hospital. cim smo
doculi da je bolnici ISL smo ga
posjetiti prvih dana izgledao je
dosta dobro mama sale zbijao
Mislili smo mi, on, da &c to
biti par dana, pa da Ce naZad ku-
ti, ali nakon diva tjedna bolest Sc
pogorsala tako da ie trpio velike
boil i nekoliko dana prize smrti
nije wise nikoga poznaVao niti je
govorio. Njegova ozalos6ena su-
pruga i sa simon Frankom sjedila
pokraj svog dobrog muza, vec i
ona je bila obolila cd tuge zalo-
sti gledajuc kakove nuke je mu-
clio njezin dragi suplug. L tako-
vim teskim bolima ispustio je svo-
ju plemenitu dusu ma IA. maja
1855. Umro je najljepsoj mu-
zevnoj dobi 5S-smoj godini. Bio je
u bolnici svega So ma.
Odbor naseg odsjeka i odbor H.
S. S. Hrv. Narod. Donna u dogo-
voru sa obitelU HoletiG 81 vodili
brigu O pogrebu l u svemu sto j.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13
MARIJA POTURICA

N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. - Nemila
smrt i opet je odabrala da pol<uca
ma vrata drustva Sv. Ana, odsjeka
broj 29 HBZ. U vremenu cd samih
tiedan dana, ponesla je IL nase
drustvene sredine dvije nase ses-
tre.
Dana II. maja smrt je zaklopila
oci nase sestre clanice Marie
udove Poturica. Smrt nastupila je
liza bolesti cd svojih osam godina,
kroz koje vrijeme morala Sc je
nasa sestra, u nastojanju da joj
Sc vrati zdravlje, diva maha pod
vrci operaciji. Lijecnici, u nastoja-
nju, da ju izlijece, posegnuli su "a
nozem. Ma tai nacin izgubila je
obje svoje noge, tako da je zadnje
godine svoje dane provela u po-
kretnom stolcu. Pa ipak lijeka nj
pomoci nije bilo.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnice bilo je
polozeno ma odar pogrebnoj ka-
peli Mrs. Jennie Lovrencit, da u
brzo bude zaokruzen brojnim kita-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13
ANTHONY VUICH

Treci brat je Antony Vuich. clan
, odsjeka 241 HBz., koji je umro
81. naja 1865. u bolnici cd srcane
bolesti. Dugo godina je bolovao,
a u zadnje vrijeme preko dive 60
dine lezao u bolnici, dok nije ispu-
stio svoju patnicku dusu.
Rodjen u selu Nebojana, kotar
Petrinja, Hrvatska. U mas odsjek
je pristupio 10. Marcia 1918. bio
je clanom sve do svoje smrti. Zad-
ME godine radio je kod grada
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Ovdje liza sebe ostavlja suprugu
Ana, te kcerku Mrs. Mihail Ne
vada, Helen, sina Antun Vuich i
ostalu rodbinu.
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je polozeno kod
pogrebnika Leo L. Buchheits, gdje
mu je odar bio okicen vijencima
cvijeca cd rodbine prijatelja, me-
dju kojima je bio krasan vijenac
naseg odsjeka u znak zadnje po-
casti.
Posto Sc tekalo ma njegovog si-
ma, koji sluzi u americkoj vojsci,
kad je dosao da jos jednom vidi
svoga oca. Ma 26. maja u 9 sati
u jutro krenula je TUNA povorka
cd pogrebnog zavoda u hrvatsku
katolicku crkvu Presveto Srce Isu-
sovo, g'dje je mas domaci zupnik
Velecasni DR.. Stjepan Lackovic
odsluzio svetu misu zadusnicu. Ma
kon toga povorka je krenula ma
groblje Svetog Kriza, gdje smo
njegovo mrtvo tijelo predali ma
teri zemlji hladan grob.
U ime odsjeka njegovog clan
stva, tebi brate Antoine neka bude
lahka zemlja u kojoj pocivas, tvo-
joj suprugi, swim kcerima zetu
nase duboko i iskreno sauCesce.
Grgur Mekic, zacasni pred
sjednik odsjeka 241 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

loja je umrla II. aprila 1855 u
dobi 81 godine naglom sn1rcu cd
kapi, u Lockportu, N. Y. Pokojni-
ca je bila rodjena Il Madjarskoj.
Njezinu slilzu ovdje donosimo, da
ju jos jednom vide rodbina, tla-
novi prijatelji.
la sebe ostavlja ozaloScenog
supruga Soma petero djece, dvi-
je kceri, tri sina, dvoje unucadi,
jednog brata Paul O'Bagy, Monti,
Utah i cetiri sestre, Mrs. Mary
Kovacich u California, Mrs. Rose
Beck, Midland, Michigan, Mrs.
Julia Dele. st. Clair Shores, Michi-
gan, Mrs. Dorothy Aggressers, De-
troit, Michigan.
Pokojna sestra je bila mnogo
postivana medju nasim i stranim
narodom, to Sc je vidilo po onim
vijencima, sto je odar bio okieen,
medju kojima Sc nalazio vijenac
nasega odsjeka u znak zadnje po-
casti.
MrtVo tlJelo bllo Je lzlozeno u
Kennedy Funeral Home, 122 Wal
nut ST., Lockport, N. Y.
Poslije svete mise povorka je
krenuIa ma st. Marys Cemetery,
Lockport, N. Y, gdje smo njezi-
no mrtvo tijelo predali materi zem-
iii hladni grob ma vjecni poci-
max. Mad otvorenim grobom liza
svecenicke motive procitao je
nadgrobno slovo brat Marinko
Radich. Tebi sestro Elizabeth neka
je lahka ova sveta gruda zemlje
u kojoj pocivas, tvojim milim
dragima, koji liza tebe ostaju te-
be oplakuju ime naseg sveukup-
= nog clanstva duboko iskreno sa-
ucesce.
Mako Lulich, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

1 neobicno dogodilo, a jos wise
posto je bila sama s milne. Mega
nije mogla ostaviti nikoga nije
mogla vidjeti u blizini. Ma to je
dosao Taxi Driver on je pozvao
ambulantu, te prize nego je stigao
u bolnicu Stevo je bio mrtav.
Pokojni brat Steve Fabianovit
bio je rodjen godine 1885. u selu
Bedenik, opcina Sjeverin kod Bic
lovara. U ovu zemlju je dosao jos
u mladim danima uvijek je III
vic u Brownsville, tako je u MIA
dim danima pristupio u HBZ.,
najprije odsjek 333, koji je sada
odsjek 3O7. Uvijek je vrsio dobro
svoje clanske duznosti, pa je kao
takav zadnji cas- svoga zivota
sproveo medju svojom bratom ma
odsjecnoj priredbi.
LA sebe ostavlja svoju ozalos-
tenu suprugu jednu kcerku Mil
ku, koja 1--WE u Chicago, jednog
stricevita u Massillon, Ohio, dvije
svasti, Josephine Gazdic Mill1u
Sisak, te jednog necaka Joe No
yak, svi Five Chicago, pax je-
dnu sestlicnu Milku Manjkaz u
West Brownsville.
Sprovod su priredili odsjek 3O7
HBz. odsjek 1913 SNPJ. u spora-
zumu sa familijom. Odar mu je
bio oki6en sa drustvenim vijenci-
ma, te cd familije prijatelja. Ma
dan pokopa povorka je krenula
u crkvu Svete Marie, gdje je od-
sluzena misa zadusnica, a zatim
ma groblje Svete Marie, gdje smo
njegovo mrtvo tijelo predali maj
ci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak. Mad
otvorenim grobom, u ime naseg
odsjeka i familije, procitao je mad
grobno slovo i oprostio Sc "a uvi-
jek Cd pokojnog brata odsjecni
predsjednill, dolje potpisani, koji
Sc je svima zahvalio koji su da-
rovali cvijece automobile "a spro-
vod, kao svima koji su ga dosli
pogledati i ma zadn.i:: pocinak is
pratiti.
A sada uragl mas SIevo, Eeka ii
bude lahka ova crna zemlja, a
tvojim milim i dragima izrazuje-
mo nase duboko iskreno sauce
see.
John Jandrokoyich, predsj.