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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08
BY JUEL REED COVER

Aided by cemetery worker, we
found it Saturday.
If you're one of those Who've
asked, you'll be interested to know
that it's in the government circle
directly in front of the cemetery
main gate entrance The tombstone
bears the name of Maurice Nor
rison, aged 81, who died at Cum
berland in 1861. The picture of
the young soldier, attired in uni
form, is at the back of the tomb
stone. A hinged covering protects
the picture from the elements, and
it is very little faded by nearly a
century OF wind, sun and rain.
(H)EARiNGS
The Ed Norrises have bought a
beautiful new home in Wabash,
Ind, and it will be ready for their
occupancy when school is out :.
Geo. and Dorothy Wolf will be NOV
ing there from Trenton, Mich, too
as soon as housing arrangements
are complete-George and Ed are
with the same firm in Wabash
so PC will have two locals" trans
lated to the Indiana town Carl
LaValle came as close to 500 as
anybody could without accomplish
ing it when he bowled in singles
and doubles at the K. of C. tourney
in Columbus last weekend Had
498 in one, 499 in the other
For Junior high student, the Rod
Granstaff's daughter Ardath is GER
tainly showing great promise as
drummer . Doesn't Peace Lu-
theran church look lovely with
those new stained glass windows?
And isn't the Easter season
wonderful time to choose for
their dedication? There are
an awful lot of bicycles around
town that still don't have their
1855 licenses And if parents
realized what a protection the 25-
cent license can be if the bike is
stolen, they'd remind Junior prom
to to get up to the police station
and get it Are some salary
adjustments in the PCHS faculty
staff under discussion? Polly
Klein and Robert Cover have Set
The Date-it'll be June IL g.
There was real duck egg beside
Oscar, the Woner greenhouse pet,
last Friday 6. \. And Bernice Keller
might have done a double-take of
surprise, if she hadn't realized it
was April l . And if Shine Max
well hadn't been wearing such an
innocent expression
Too Close For Comfort!
Howard and Elsa Florian got a
shock when they picked up Sun
day mornings paper and read re-
ports of the Albany, N. Y, train
wreck.
Their prospective son-in-law,
James INLAND Jr., Corrinne's fl
ance, was coming from New York
to Cincinnati on that line, at just
about that time. Jim and Corrinne
were meeting in Cincinnati to at
tend wedding festivities of her
roommate.
Jim's train, they learned later,
was just 20 minutes behind the
ill-fated one.
That's Our Jed!
Baseball broadcast time is just
around the corner and spry Jed
Washburn of E. Second-st isn't
taking any chanches that his set
isn't in topnotch condition to get
his favorite games.
So Monday Jed walked down
town and bought some parts he'll
need to fix up his radio.
What's unusual about that, you
say? Only that Jed will be SO
years old, come April %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08

For years, we've been intrigued
by the tale that on one of the old
tombStones in Oakwood cemetery
at Fremont is the picture of the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08
Whatfa Relief!

Popular Clarence Gumb got a
welcome like a king when he walk
ed into the bowling alley last
Thursday night.
Reports that Clarence had been
stricken with heart attack cover
ed the town like wildfire all day
Thursday, apparently emanating
from the fact that it was at the
Gumb home where mail carrier
Don Bredehoft had fallen that
forenoon, and where the ambulance
had picked him up.
Nike the story of Mark Twain'S
death, the report was slightly eX-
aggerated)
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08

BILL SAXBE, state president
of the War Veterans Republican
Club, says possibilities are
good" that US. Senator viii,
liam F. Knowland will address
the group at its May convention
in Columbus.
WHEN il comes to legislation
affecting the family. Senator
Charles Carney of Youngstown
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08
SCATTER PINS

Skip and Esther Brown and fam
lily, and Mrs. Esther Huber are
back from winter stay in Florida
{. -. And you ought to see the cute
monkey dolls that lively young
lady of an Esther Huber makes out
of socks! Charlie and Peg
Scherer have bought the John Sun
derlands' lovely home in the Put
nam subdivision, and will be NOV
ing in when the SunderlandS' de-
part for their new Chicago home,
come May AS if the shock of
her husbands sudden death few
weeks ago wasn't enough for her to
take, Phyllis braves Caswell out
at Long Beach has a new worry
daughter Sandra has been serious
ly i'll . Special note to Gordy
Cooper: you've got everybody in
town rootin' for you, fellow :.
Add to your list of wee lads who
look like potential all-Americans
in future years: David Hetrick,
bouncing son of Deputy Sheriff
Mike and Bev Hetrick Cute
new gadgets in town are the nit
ten potholders that look like ami
NAL heads Personal nomina-
ton for the two most irritating
commercials on TV: that asinine
"a positive DREEEEEM of a Coco
nut Cream! j.. And the cigarette
one where the guy headed for
counter suddenly halts as the an
nouncer says Stop" Gives you
a sensation like some elevator
rides, where you feel your stomach
is left two floors above Two
big new housing projects develop
ments are in the making, both
south of town. Lots of local dog
lovers will head for the 32nd an
nual dog show of Toledo Kennel
Club in Civic Auditorium April
10 There will be 871 dogs of
60 different breeds and varieties
on display and in competition. :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08

is an expert. he's one OF 13
children.
DAVE LEWIS, (R., Perry
County, and House Chairman of
the Mines Committee, has got
ten his pet bill to sell the old
courthouse at Somerset through
the mill. the senate voted ap-
proval the other day. >.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-08

THE LOUISVILLE (O) HERALD
.one of Sc papers carrying this column has called
attention to squib used several editions ago which
brought about quick denial from the director of liquor
control. so, to clear the air. here's what happened:
Evening star., 1955-11-13

circle the field for IS minutes. II the
weather's good, we can carry less fuel
than IL it's bad. A sudden change
can mean q last-minute fuel load
change and different figure"
4. BALANCE Where you put
weight is important. A plane that's
nose-heavy or tail-heayy is hard to
control. ! tell the cargo agent how
/ want the plane loaded so itTl be
balanced"
In addition, Mr.. Payne has mail,
freight and express weight worries.
II start with a planes empty
operating weight" he says. Empty
operating weight is plane. plus crew,
plus such supplies as pillows and
magazines) 81 add the load to that
and get the total. send full weight
report out to the pilot"
Two Of a DC-7's or Constellation's
engines can be started before the pilot
has that report but not all fouri
Evening star., 1955-11-13

has been worked out We figure each
passenger at 160 pounds in summer.
1876 in winter. The extra pounds
In winter Is an allowance for over
coats and the heavier clothes people
are likely to wear II we carry a
group. like q football team, on q
specially charted flight, We know
they're going to be way over the aver
age. We make them weigh in individ-
ually. "A last-minute change Of one
passenger makes q difference in my
figuring"
2. BAGGAGE When a suitcase
comes down the chute from the ticket
counter. its weight Is clearly marked.
The weight Of all baggage going on a
particular flight is added up. get
the total"
3. FUEL Rules are plane must
have enough gas to get to its destina-
ton. proceed II necessary to an
alternate landing field and be able TO
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

on Monday, March ID. Mr. John Gran, assistant
superintendent In charge OF business affairs OF
the board OF education will be present He viii
tell the group, nearly as possible. when the
school will be ready.
Mr.. Gran. who has been in the office Of the
board OF education for six months, was formerly
principal at Humboldt high school for five years.
He has been In the st. Paul school system for
~ years
A native OF st. Paul. he Is a graduate Of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
Curdsn Club Holds
rs First Meeting
OF Sauson March

The Minneapolis Garden Club
held Its first meeting of the year
with Mrs. Spencer Shivers, 1921
Fourth Av. s., at 2 p. m. Tues
day, March 1.
Mrs, e, v. Marshall. program
chairman. gave an interesting
outline OF the years activities
planned by her committee.
The president, Mrs, A. J..
Clark. gave an Informative talk
on "Fertilizing and Care of House
Plants which was enjoyed by
all
The group was very enthusiast
tic and Ia looking forward to n
great year in gardening.
The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs. E. l.. Sims, 1910
Fourth Av. s., on Tuesday. April
IS.
Members present included the
Mines, Florence Cassius. Grace
Clack, Hazel Clark, Glorine Fas-
sett. Theresa Granger, Mae Mar
shall, Ivy Massengill. Esteiie
Sims, Ethel Stevens, Oyqual Wat
son, Alice Webster, Whsle White
and Marion Williams.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
who's Who
Who's New
Where's To 90
wsof's 10 Do
ct. Paul
AOpotlight
BY MILDRED JORDAN

VICTIM EXPANDED CHEST past
Eugene Walker Ancker hospital Walker
February Eugene Walker
appeared weighing pounds
hospital The Walkers 900 Carroll Sharing
gandchd Eugene
OF Morstown Tenn.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

only thing lacking the support of the community.
Jimmy Jackson Phyllis Wheaey 1865 Minneapolis Golden
Glove champ fight exhibition with Joe Underwood
Wheae Bogar 1865 champ ouponted Eddie Ballard
St Paul Golden Glove title holder.
The other results Whacre
cd Ray Rocks Unity House; Whealey
Lou Wojac Unity Ed Hurley House decsoned Nelson
HOB: Jim Pickett HOB decisioned Steve Novac Unity.
The following decision bouts all fighters from HOB
Horrible Haslins
Fred Stephenson Mike
Cooperation Ching Johnson Unity House Of Minneapolis
brought their with the Wheaty made
the Ted donated trophies the
testans
The Wheaey boxers all their first the
tournament OF champions in Chicago last week
Paul Mechanics Battle. They will
to be careful the playofs Central really looks
dangerous.
Finney finished individual scoring
basketball with 131 points So field goals and 81
field mark the the city
win working the District Is basketball at Will
iams
galaxy Of Sepia throughout the
country the 81 and
Ricketts, BIZ Russell Francisco; Maurice
Lieton Michita Deacon
Mccoy Michigan State; Don Eaddy,
Michigan; Drake Arnelle State Ed
ing, Niagara and Al Lewis LaSale
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
Income 4 Times Gross
G. r. loFOND co.
- m

$3.50 down takes this income pro-
perty at 6s7 st. Anthony and the
income makes your monthly pay
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
Nofionol Sports
Briefs

En- Tunnel. the New York
Giants defensive star, was In line
for big promotion with a major
beer firm when the man who
promised him the advancement
died Joe Louis drive most Of
his proteges to their morning
workouts in a Cadillac, puts them
out, then parks on fender TO
clock their exercises A base
ball fan, wondering how the New
York Giants managed TO keep
Willied Mays name out of the
scandal column during last sea-
son. Several times IL was rumored
that Mays had gotten himself In
trouble with New York enter
tainer
Jesse Arnelle, Penn States bas-
ketball hero. is aIl-college presi-
dent. an honor that outranks class
president by sizeable margin. A
math teacher in Philadelphia says
Wilt Chamberlain, the phenomen-
al basketball star. would be at
least "B" student II II weren't
for his basketball activity. As II Is
Wits given plus C average &.
Ruben Gomez, the talented New
York Giants hurler, came out OF
winter bali with sprained hand
but will be all right for spring
workouts EZzard Charles
trained for the recent Charley
Norltus fight at the absurd flor
HIM weight OF 100 pounds
John Sonny" Williams, Bir-
mingham Ala. youngster. who
captured the Negro American
League batting championship
with n 1888 average last season,
has signed contract with the
Indianapolis Clowns for still an
other year. Also linked 10 con-
tract is catcher Henry Red"
Wright, who played several years
with the Birmingham Black Bar
ons, He halls from Nashville,
Tenn Bill Chuck" santiniello
Of Springfield, Mass. has been
named general manager Of the
New York Black Yankees. "A team
being revived for the SO campaign
OF the Negro American League.
Formerly coach and manager Of
various teams through the New
England States in football. base
ball and basketball. the club Of
fetal Is an ardent student OF
journalism and has had much ex-
perience as a sports writer on var
ious Massachusetts dailies.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

was chosen on the All State basketball team select
ed by the st. Paul Pioneer Press This Is A signif-
cant honor as Patterson is a freshman. The Gus
tavus squad left Saturday to play in the National
Intercollegiate Athletic Association basketball
tourney in Kansas city. They their first round
game against Wayland College of Texas, 1883
The Gustes will play Texas Southern Of
Houston. all Negro college go to press
this week
The Halle @ Brown amateur boxing show put
on nv Iorenzo Csartar was a real good card Thu
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

GUEST SPEAKER AT THE MCKINLEY PTA meeting on
Thursday March Michael Gerahty of the
Ramsey County Probation office Mr. erahy spoke the parents
role In delinquent children Mother Of the Groyeand Park
PTA also the President of the Mckinley PTA
Mira George Hedbum Program chairman Mrs Rawlings
LATEST WORD PROGRESS
brought Maxned PTA meeting
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Family Visitor: Mr.. Geore

Family Visitor: Mr.. George
Tucker of Madison. Wis, for
mer Minneapolitan, spent the
past week end in the city visit
ing his mother, Mrs, John r,
Tucker, of 500 Emerson Av. N,
and his nephew, Albert tFiash)
Washington, 826 Girard Av, NJ,
who Is III and a patient In the
Veterans hospital.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

New Address: Rev. and Mrs. l..
c. Harris. are now greeting their
friends in their newly purchased
home at 1912 Smelling Av. They
formerly resided at 2313 Milwau-
kee Av.
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Good Condition

4 bedrooms - 616 w. Central. 7
rooms, fun bath. aluminium storms
and screens. Near school, church
and transportation. $1,000. Total
price is $1,000. MI. 1852.
GuplM REALTY CA. 2-S55l
R-32
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e:'''=.' ports
Griffin {,
BY yIsfMY GRIFFIN

william tshorty) Patterson star eager MINI
North High School Gusayus Adolphus College St
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11

Why not you be our queen:
Hurry, Hurry. St. Thomas END
annual style revue at Calhoun
Beach Hotel, April 18th. Call RE.
1898 or 10. 3345.-Adyt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-11
1T Is QUITE A RECORD that our s

mond has made.l Mr.. Raymond has been In the
employ of Young Inc. Mt Corners for 81 years!
He also has been in the employ OF Wards Food
Market for about 20 years first at their Corners
store and most recently at their store at Rondo
and Harrington.
Mr.. Raymond, a native OF Oklahoma city,
Okla, came to st. Paul from Little Rock, Ark. In
1922. when he was with the Pullman company. He
is bachelor and belongs to ST. James AME
church,
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University naturally very
the school situation rather
than adults He has printers his fingers and writes
a hobby.
TO the PTA should be there Manifold PrA MEMBERS
designed Importance group
meeting will begin at
aBIACKBOARD, JUNGLE" drama picture
ring will feature young sidney Potter
hardened Juvenile the role a teacher
supported Potter leader defiant through
story that a young teacher struggling
authority finally
the and cooperation OF his students We look
ward TO seeing this!
AUTO RADIATOR RAIPHs GARAGE. University.
Kelly, the
1918 assisted his Capable and
reliable that under the
ton Of the Ralph Rutowsh.
EVER to your government
Ramsey County DEL committee arranged for guided tours
seeing legislature In session attending
unchng the dining
Walter vog chairman of You make
attend by calling Mrs vogt at CA s2sss the DF
office, CA. 0-o672
VERY. VERY SPECIAL
win celebrate % young Saturday March
thrilling Bailmores Jones' master of
100000 boat
A MEMBER THE CRIsrUs ATTucKs Associa-
ton? Then why not friend neighbor to jonG Mrs
Calvin Taylor 72t Aurora Av win be happy to hear from you
~ SEE You AROUND . AT THE SHRINE CIRCUS maybo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-02
zahvaIa GI. 0dboru ma
Pocdsnom znaku cd Hbz

Chicago, Ill. - Ovime Sc
najsrdacnije zahvaljujem gl.
i upravnom odboru nase H.
B. q. ma priposlanom mi zlat-
nom znaku "a 50-godisnjicu
moga clanovanja u Hrvatskoi
Bratskoj Zajednici. Tai znak
"a meme je cd velike vrijed-
nosti i ia Gu Sc s mime po-
nositi. Jos jednom najljepsa
vam hvala svima.
Takodjer Sc najljepse "a
hvaljujem mojoj braci Sc
strama drustva "Bjelovarska
Sloga", odsjeka broj 785 H.
B. e., koji su mi darovali diva
lijepa predmeta, zlatno Par
ker naliv pero olovku sa
natpisom: "To Steve Nova
Itch for so Years of C.F.U.
Loyalty Bjelovarska Sloga"
znakovima nase HBZ. Mnogo
vam hvala brace i sestre i
Bog yam dao da dozivite tn
dobu, koju sam evo ia do
zivio.
Owe godine imam da pro-
slavim tri jubileia: Prvo je
evo sada so godina clanova-
MIA u nasim Zajednicama, a
drugo je imati Gu u kolovozu
so godina bracnog zivota, t.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-02

j. zlatni pir, a trece u pro-
sincu navrsavam 80 godina
starosti, to jest ako to sve
dozivim.
Cd mole familiie "a sada
ina mas deset uclanjenih u
nasoj HBZ., i to cetiri u od-
raslim redovima, a sest u Po-
mlatku. Najvise me veseli da
me je sreca i zdravlje poslu-
zilo, da u so godina clanova-
MIA nisam nikada nj jednog
centa u ime bolne potpore iii
kakvog osakaeenja povukao.
To ie, ia mislim, dobar re-
kord.
U mojim mladjim godina-
ma radio sam sto sam wise
mogao i u prvoj u drugoj
Zajednici. Podigao sam drus-
two "Rodoljub" odsjek 229 N.
H. e., kojem je vec prijetila
potpuna propast, te po ma
govoru jednog dobrog prija-
telia da stupim u to drustvo
i da ga ma novo podignemo,
sto sam ucinio. Ia kratko
vrijeme uvedem preko rs cla-
nova, te radi toga me lie d1'us-
two odlikovalo sa 10 dolara
zlatnim znakom NHZ. Tako-
djer sam kasnje nastavio sa
radon u suradnii brace Ma
tanovica, tako da je odsjek
dosao kasnje ma dobar glas
dobar broj u clanstvu.
Sve vas iskreno pozdravlja
Steve Novalic, clan
odsjeka br. 7S5 HBZ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-02
ABEL ma DanGu|ovCane

Selo Daneulovici, opcina Vivo-
dina, kotar Karlovac, N. R. H.
Molba zitelja sela Danculovica
nasoj dragoj braci zumbercani-
ma ostaloj braci Hrvatima u
Sjev. America Kanadi.
Draga brace i sestre.
Podnasamo ovu molbu ma ru-
ke brata Strahinic Petra, IL
Danculovica broj II, te brata
Latkovic Petra, il Rad. Brda
broj 10 - sa kojom in ujedno
i ovlascujemo, da porade medju
zamoljenom bracom "a jednu
humanitarnu stvar, "a koju sa-
ljemo owl molbu.
Ratni val, koji je prohujao
preko cijele nase Domovine, nj
je postedio nj naseg krsnog
zumberka, gdje je ostavio losi
utisak ma svakom pogledu. Tai
zalosni utisak ostao je ma ma
soj kapeli Sv. Duha u selu Dan
culovici.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-02
Opomena rodifeljima
Djece gnijezda br. S.

Chicago, iii. - Kao upravi-
teljica Pomlatka gnijezda 56
H. B. T., ovime upozorujem
sve roditelje nase djece, da
dolaze ma sjednice i da plate
pristojbe "a svoju djecu, ako
zele da i'm djeca ne budu su-
spendirana. Meni nije mogu-
ce da idem po kucama i da
kolektam "a djecu clanarinu,
a niti je to moja duznost.
Svi owl clanovi, koji zaostaju
sa placanjem clanarine "a
svoju djecu, nisu nista dalje
cd dvorane gdje mas odsjek
odrzava svoje sjednice, nego
sam ia.
Stoga in molim, da kad do
laze ma siednicu naseg odsje-
ka broj "a, koja Sc odrzava
svake druge nedjelje u mje-
secu, u 2 sata poslije podne,
da u isto vrijeme kad plaea-
ju "a sebe, da plate i "a svo-
ju djecu. Oni pako clanovi,
koji placaju "a svoju djecu
samo 25 cent? mjesecno, mo-
gu u jedanput "a njih platiti
makar "a pol godine, jer to
je mala clanarina.
Ponovno vas molim, da u
Waite ovu opomenu i da pla-
tite "a vasu djecu clanarinu
ma vrijeme, jer ia ne volim
nicije dijete suspendirati, ali
ako Sc to kome dogodi, onda
neka Sc ne krivi meme, nego
neka krive sami sebe.
Uz pozdrav,
Anna Katusic, uprav.
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Prigodom krvavih borbi, koje
su Sc vodile oko naSe crkve, u
bacena je bila bomba i u crlvu,
gdje je eksplodirala jakom de-
tonacijom znatno ostetila unu-
trasnjost crkve, krov krovi-
Ste, svod, it'd. Osim toga je
ograda oko groblja ma mjestima
raskopana razrusena.
Sada zelimo sve to popraviti.
Troskovnik je velik. Sami 81,
radi siromastva, ne mozemo po-
moci. Crkvena je blagajna pro-
pala "a vrijeme rata. Narod je
osiromasio. Sredstava nemamo,
da sami to sve obnovimo. I radi
tih razloga apeliramo ma Vas,
brace i sestre, to jest apeliramo
ma Jude plemenitog srca, koji
Sc nalazite u boljim prilikama,
da mas pomognete sa jednom
malom pomoci "a ovu dobro-
tvornu svrhu, da 81 obnovimo o.
WI nasu divnu uspomenu, koju
su nam nasi pretci ostavili i ko-
ju SUI oni u teskim danima po-
digli ma divnom polozaju, ma
medji izmedju zumberka i Vivo-
dine, da 81 tc'-o obnovimo vie
emo odmaraliste, nase groblje o.
ko iste crkvice, gdje snivaju vie
chi sanak nasi mill i dragi po-
kojnici.
U nadi smo, da &c rasa molba
naci utjecaja medju dragon
bratom, i da nam Sc ne cete
molbi oglusiti, unaprijed vam Sc
najtoplije zahvaljujemo ma uci.
njenoj dobroti.
Iskreno Vas pozdravljamo svi
liz Stare Domaje, zeleci vam sva.
ko dobro u Novoj Godini 1855
da bi Vam bila sretna ma sva.
kom koraku. - Zahvalni vam
unaprijed:
Crkveni odbor Kapele Sv. Du.
ha u san Danculovici, fara Kast
Crkveni odbornici:
go. Marko Dragisic, Daniel Ora.
gisic, Ivan Manetic.
Ovime potvrdjujemo, da su
podaci u ovoj molbi istiniti, pa
stoga ovu molbu najtoplije pre-.
porucam: Grkat. zupni ured L
Kastu, Nikola Kekic, upr. zupe
Ako bi tko zelio pomoci gor.
nju svrhu - neka posalje svo.
milodar ma zupnika Msgr. Toni.
slav Firis, 1852 East 36 St.
Cleveland IA, Ohio, iii ma potpi.
sanoga. Unaprijed svakome
Bog plati.
Petar Strahinic
1412 East "a Street
Cleveland IA, Ohio
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-02
Clanstvu odsjeka 255

Milwaukee, Wis. - Stova-
ma brace i sestre! Kao pred
sjednik odbora bolesti duz-
most mi je da recem par rije-
ci preko naseg ,sluzbenog gla-
sila Zajednicara velikom bro
ju naseg clanstva, narcotic
onima koji ne posjecuju sjed-
nice i koji ne citaju pravila
H. B. T., koja jasno govore
tko ina pravo ma bolnu pot
poru i koji clanovi imaju pra-
vo ma svoje operacije.
Vrlo je vazno da clanovi
procitaju tocke 228 3O5 u
nasim zajednickim pravilima,
pax &c i'm biti wise jasno o
bolesnickoj potpori i opera
cijama. Pravila kazu vrlo jas
no, da clan ina pravo da do
bije odstetu samo jedan put
"a istu iii slicnu operaciju BIZ
10 ma kojem organu. Zbog o.
voga sam i naveo owe tocke,
te bi mi bio drago da nasi
clanovi ovo procitaju i uvaze,
osobito oni clanovi, koji kazu
da NINA nije jasno, zasto nj
su primili odstetu cd H.B.Z.
"a svoju operaciju. Procitaj-
te owe tocke i vjerujem da
cete Sc sloziti bez ikakovog
prigovora, posto H.B.Z. po-
sluje po drzavnom zakonu
nasim pravilima, koja SUI jed
naka "a sve clanstvo nase or
ganizacije. Ovdje Gu napome-
mutt jos jednu tocku, a to .je
334, koja govori kako Sc cla-
novi trebaju ravnati "a vriie-
me svoje bolesti, jer ovo tre-
ba da Sc znade.
Ovo pisem u dobroj Mamie
ri, da Sc nase clanstvo drzi
nasih zajednickih pravila, te
ola tece skladni i bratski rad