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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
DIED
CHARLES L. BROWNING

Charles l.. Browning. aged IS,
native of Oakland, died Saturday,
July 16, at his home in Edison, Pa,
near Philadelphia.
He was the son of the late John
NJ. and Missouri McCrum Brown
ing. He formerly lived in Akron,
o., and four years ago moved to
Edison.
Mr.. Browning is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Catherine Kimmell
Browning, two sons, John Nj.
Browning, Baltimore; and Clinton
Browning, Akron and a daughter,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Rinehart, San
Francisco, Cal. Also surviving are
a brother, Joseph Browning, Oak
land; three sisters, Mrs Flo Wolf,
Oakland; Mrs. Maude Manages,
Monongahela, Pa; and Mrs. Daisy
Sweitzer, Washington; and seven
grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
from the Boldcn Funeral Home
with Rev. John j. Atwell, rector of
st Matthews Episcopal church at
Oakland, officiating. Intcrment was
in Oakland cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

Wotring, at home; one grand
daughter, Media Marie Wotring,
one great grandson, Calvin Cod
dington.
Others attending were Mrs. Ray
c. Wotring, Hugh Forman, Hervey
Wolf, Mrs. Emory Wotring, Mrs.
Alfred Wotring, George Codding-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Olonzo Fike,
John Paul and Evangeline, of Hag-
erstown; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Shreve, Terry and Kathryn, OF
Cresaptown; Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Ice,
Billy, Richard, Patty, Judy and
Jane, of Watson, w. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldred Wotring, Billy and
Bobby, of Fairmont, w. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Baker, Connie
and Nancy.
Mrs. Iva Baker, Miss Freda
Baker, of Nit. Lake Park; Roger
Forman, Mrs. Lille Shaffer, Miss
Coliene Shaffer, Jimmy and Bar
bara Slate, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Wotring and Norma, of Aurora
w. Va; Mrs. Mary Strawser, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Strawser and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
BITTINGER

Orlando J. Glotfelty, of Grants
vile, was a business caller III TINS
village, last Saturday morning.
Paul Willy, of Canton, O., is Wis
iting relatives and friends here and
in the Meadow Mountain section
this week.
Frank Brcnneman motored to
Oakland on business, last Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley
of GrantSville, accompanied by
Prof. and Mrs Riggs. were Sunday
evening callers in this community
last Sunday evening.
Private Dale Glotfelty, who is
stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. spent
the weekend with his parents.
Miss Mary Jane Emory. who is a
nurse in a New York hospital, re-
turned to New York, last Monday
evening, after having spent two
week vacation with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Logger. OF
Washington, ID. c.. visited relatives
here last Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Lcgecr returned to Washing
ton, Sunday evening, leaving his
wife for a visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Brenneman
of Washington, d. c., spent the
weekend with relatives here. Mrs
Brenneman remained here for d
visit while her husband returned
to the city.
Joe Bucket, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Rex Bucket, is visiting friends and
relatives near Washington, this
week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
"Our
Growing Edge"
MRS. MARTHA GLoTFELTY

Maryland Council on Education
BY an act of Congress, each one
of our forty-eight states and terri
tories are required to hold one or
more pre-White Conferences on
education sometime during the
summer, and report their findings
at a general White House meeting
in November. Each state will dis
cuss their own particular problems
The number of meetings held vary
from state to state, as for example
Illinois plans to have three thou
sand throughout their state.
On June 24-25, five hundred
people from all over the state of
Maryland, met at the Lord Balti-
more hotel to talk about our own
particular school problems. Pres
ent at the conference were school
administrators, teachers, lawyers,
| farmers, Legislators, business eX-
ecutives, workers and housewives.
They were invited primarily be-
cause of their interest in education.
There were five discussion
groups, with each having a chance
to go into the one in which they
were most interested. The five
groups were divided into these
general topics:
l. What should our schools ac-
complish?
q How can we get enough teach
ers to hold them?
g. How can we get school facili-
ties?
4. How can we finance our
schools?
s. How can we get a broader in
terest in our schools?
My own particular interest was
in the broad general field of what
our schools should accomplish. and
| would like to pass on some of
the things discussed in that group
The first question was thought
provoking and rather controversi-
al: How have goals changed in
the last fifty years? The purpose
was looking back, to see what has
been done, and where we are at
the present time. This gave rise to
much discussion, with varying
opinions. Yet in the opinion of Dr.
Fisher, superintendent of Balti-
more city schools, the goal of edu-
cation has always been pretty
much the same-namely, the de-
velopment of the child's entire
personality Many spoke of cultur-
al subjects, music and art, being a
part of the schools as far back as
| they could remember.
We moved in to a discussion of
moving ahead, and many school
administrators pointed out that the
problems are vastly greater today
with practically all children being
in school today, while fifty years
ago, only the very best students
went on to high school, or even
finished the eighth grade. Over
crowding, lack of qualified teach
ers, were problems in some areas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
Surprise Dinner Held

A surprise dinner was held in
honor of Roy C. Workings 18th
birthday anniversary Sunday, July
II, at his home at Brookside, w
Va. Attending were two sisters
Mrs. Hugh Forman, Aurora, w
Va; Mrs. Hervey Wolf, Rec
House; two brothers, Mr.. Emory
Wotring, Mr.. Alfred Wotring, Au.
rora, w. Va; two daughters, Mrs
George Coddington, Oakland; Rose
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
MRS. CHARLES NEWCOMER

Mrs. Lucille Hazel Friend New
comer wife of Charles Newcomer
passed away at her home at
Friendsville on Wednesday morn
ing, July 10. She was born July
10, 1929, and was 80 years and
three days old She was daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Welch and the
late Carl Friend.
Surviving besides her mother and
husband are three children, Don
aid, Darlene and Patty. Twin sons
died in infancy. Also surviving are
a sister, Mrs. Carl Dixon, Balti-
more, and brother, Kenneth
Friend, Friendsville.
Funeral services were held from
the Oneness Pentecostal church on
Friday afternoon with Rev. Ralph
Jacks in charge, assisted by Paul
Fike. Bureal was in Steele Gene
terry in Friendsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

Now you can get new Goodyear
Whitewalls - the smartest tires
you can put on your car - at a
wonderful low price! AND we'll
pay YOU today's top dollar for
the tires you trade in! So why
wait? Get your new Goodyear
Whitewalls at today's low prices
AND liberal deal for your
present tires.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
Moose Wins Two

The Moose team continued its
winning ways in the Little League
baseball games of the week, de
feating X. of P. II to 3 and the
American Legion to 3.
In other games played during
the week American Legion beat
Lions 8 to 3 and Lions beat X. of
P Ia to IL.
Moose had II run, Ia hits and no
errors in the first game with the
X. of p. having runs, 5 hits and
3 errors. Billy Stemple struck out
5 for Moose and Jerry DiSimone
doing likewise for X. of r. In the
LeGion-Lions encOutcr Legion had
9 runs, s hits and error, while
Lions had 3 runs, 3 hits and 7 err
rors. Hinebaugh had two hits for
the Lions, one being double. Bob
Highes had two hits for the Legion
and Bolyard had double
Last Friday Dick Stuck struck out
10 while pitching for the Moose
Billy Stemple had three hits, one of
them a double, while Sharpless,
Jones and Weimer each had a
double. Frank Finch and Bob
Hughes got the Legion's only two
hits.
The Lions-K of p. game, Ronnie
Colaw struck out 6 for the Lions
and also got two hits. Fred Bell
also got two hits, one being
double A. Lawton was starting
pitcher for K. of p. but he was re-
placed by Roger Uphold and later
John Prince Prince had two hits,
one being a double.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
MRS. SANFORD KNOTS

Mrs. Nora Ellen Knots, aged
rs years, of route 1, Tunnelton, w.
Va, died Tuesday morning, July
10, at 5:45 o'clock, at her home
following an illness of two years.
Mrs. Knots was born in Preston
county, w. Va, September 27, 1879,
a daughter of the late George A.
and Sarah Bolyard Funk.
Surviving are her husband, San
ford Knots, one son, Virgil Funk,
Thornton, w. Va; three brothers,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

Charles Funk, Akron, o.; Ernie
Funk, Coming, O.; Ezra Funk, of
Alexandria, Va; three sisters, Mrs.
Minnie Gibson, Warren o.; Miss
Edith Funk, also Warren; Mrs.
Rosie Maust, Cambridge, o.; also
six grandchildren.
Mrs. Knots was a member of
the Bethlehem Methodist church
and had lived in Preston county all
her lifetime.
Funeral services are being con-
Quoted this afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Mt. Israel church, in
charge of Rev. J. II. Coleman. In
terment will be Mt. Israel GEM
etery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

Billy, of Lantz Ridge; Mrs. May
Beckman, Robert and Shirley, of
Eglon, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Waybright, Glenn, Janet, Wendell,
Stanley and Delbert, near Brook
side, w. Va; Miss NADIA Fulk, of
near Brookside; Emil Lipscomb,
Keyser, w. Va, and Miss Virginia
Whip, Brookside.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

The group agreed that a hard
core of learning be given each
child in mathematics. English
history and science, with aims to
give as much as he is able to get
TO help every child make the most
of himself, and get along with
other people, and to give the gifted
child chance above the average
were goals of today
There was no part of personality
development that was mentioned
as much as character building. We
felt that more should be done in
this area. We thought a closer look
should be given to our unlicensed
teachers, radio, comics, television
the movies.
Life outside the school must
move in closer. That means you
and |, parents and members of the
Community. Inc group DelleNeu we
can add to our schools strength or
weakness. We will definitely have
an influence. We Will be either
helpful or Indifferent.
So said many earnest people
deeply interested in the future
welfare of our children of Mary
land.
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e s. EVANS sTockYARp

Terra Alta, w. Va, July IS, 1855
Calves, good to choice, 1850 to
q 30; common to medium, 1850 to
1850 culls, 1890.
Steers. 1920 to 1925.
Stock Steers, 1150 to 1880.
HeiferS. 1190 to 2200.
Cows, 800 to 1850.
Cows, head, 4600 to 1890.
Bulls, 1910 to 1880
Hogs, 100 to 1915
Sows, 1880 to 1440
Pigs and Shoats, head, $50 to
1890
Lambs $50 to 2000
Ewes, 300 to $50
Horses, 4.30 to $40
Hens. HOO to $3.50
Broilers, $3.50 to 1880.
Eggs, dozen. 30 to As cents.
An autoist who had his left arm
torn from its shoulder socket by a
passing vehicle. drove his car eight
miles. He was still conscious when
police got to him
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

A twelve-member Soviet agri-
cultural delegation arrived in
Des Moines, Iowa, for two weeks
visit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21

Martial law was set up in Casa
blanca, Morocco, as rioting deaths
hit 80.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-21
How To Hold
FALSE teeth
More Firmly in Place

Do your false teeth annoy and en-
barrass by slipping, dropping or wob-
bling when you eat. laugh or talkP
just sprinkle little FASTEETH on
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powder holds false teeth more firmly
and more comfortably. No gummy,
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breath) Get FASTEETH today at
any drug counter.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09

sa Avota. Ia njegovih mladih da-
ma obnasao je wise godina cast
perovodje nasem odsjeku.
la sebe ostavlja blizu rodbinu,
stricevica, Marko Maglicich ST.
novku, Mrs. Pete Groseta, Cotton
wood, Ariz.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno kod pogrebnika, Scott and
Mcmillan Funeral Home u Je-
rome, odar mu je bio okiGen cvi-
jecem cd rodbine prijatelja, me-
dju kojima je bio vijenac nase-
ga odsjeka u znak zadnje poca-
sti.
Ma IA. marca povorka je kre-
nula cd pogrebnog zavoda do Ka-
tolicke crkve Holy Family, gdje
je odsluzena sveta misa zadusni-
ca. Nakon crkvenih obreda od-
premljeno je njegovo mrtvo tijelo
ma vjecni pocinak Valley View
Cemetery, Clarkdale, Ariz., gdje
Sc je mad otvorenim grobom u ime
clanova, rodbine prijatelja, po-
kojnikom oprostio brat drustveni
predsjednik, John Muretit.
Menu pako neka je lahka ova
gruda zemlje, a njegovim odsjecno
najiskrenije saucesce.
Petar Yurkovich, tajnik.
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jednim clanom mad otvorenim
grobom.
Petar YurkOyich, tajnik.
IVAN BLAZINA

Ma pragu move godine 1855. ne
madame dodje nemila smrt odne-
Sc naseg najstarijeg zasluznog
clana, brata Ivana Blazinu, starca
u osamdeset drugoj godini. Brat
Blazina PRIMO je znak cd H. B.
z. u cast njegova 50-godisnjeg
clanovanja u HBz s mime Sc po-
nosio tako iZrazavao znak po-
stovanja prama svojoj organizaci-
il, koju je il dna srca svoga vo-
lio. Nemila smrt ga ponese osta-
vi prazno mjesto koga nijesmo
kadri da popunimo. Bio je obljub-
lien nasem drustvu nosio sva-
ku drustvenu cast. Pokojni bio
je pravi drustvenjak otac mira,
ali smrt ne pita. Brat Blazina do
bi stroke u svome stanu u po-
nedjeljak ma 3. januara, te preve-
zen odmah u Lawrence Memorial
Hospital, u Cottonwood, Ariz. i
tn ispusti svoju plemenitu dusu ma
5. januara u GAS jutro.
Ivan Blazina rodjen je 1873. u
Belo Selo, opcina Fuzine, Delnice.
Postao clanom odsjeka broj 1873
HBz %. juna 1901. ostao vii
jednim clanom do zadnjega casa
njegova zivota.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je iz-
lozeno kod pogrebnika Scott Nc
MILAN Funeral Home, u Jerome,
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JOHN KLOBUCAR

Drugi mas clan, koji Sc prese-
lilo IL vjecnost nakon duge teske
bolesti, bivSi 10-godisnji predsjed-
mix drustva, brat Klobucar, koji
je umro 10. januara. Bio je dobro
poznat bakrenom okruzju South
Range, Mich. Kopnish, Mich.
gdje je imao farmu i ovdje, gdje
je zivio zadnjih 80 godina. l on
je bio vrlo aktivan u drustvu,
dok ga nije nemila bolest shrvala
u krevet. Svakom zgodon bi pi-
tao drustvenog posjetioca, kako
drustvo napreduje, ina Ii sto novo
u drustvu pozdravi mi clanstvo
Rodjen je godine 1879. IL selu
Knjezina, fara DragatuS, Crno-
mali, Slovenija.
Mrtvo tije1o pokojnika lezalo je
kod McInnes Funeral Home, olli-
ceno sa mnogo cvijeca. Dana IA.
januara otpratili smo mrtvo I'll
jelo pokojnika u Slovensku Crkvu,
gdje bijase odsluzena sveta misa
"a dusu pokojnog nam brata. Ma
kon svete mise tijelo biiase OF
premljeno u Kopnish, Mich. ma
vjetni mu pocinak, gdje mu lezi i
supruga. Ovdje ostavlja tri kceri
jednog sina.
Tebi brate Klobucar drustvo ze-
Ii mirni pocinak, bila ii lahka g1u-
da zen1lje, a djeci nase iskreno
i duboko sazaljenje.
Joseph B. Beljan, tajnik.
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MIKE Nj. RASTOVSKI

East Chicago, Ind. Drustvo
"Hrvatska Sloboda", odsjek broj
154 HBZ. javlja zalosnu West
clanovima nase zajednice prija-
teljima, da smo smrtu izgubili il
svojihI redova dugogodisnjeg cla-
ma pionira, brata Mike M. Ras-
tovski, koii je "a uvijek zaklopio
svoje trudne plemenite oti dana
II. januara 1855. Bio je star 78
godina, a umro je cd srcane bo-
lesti.
Pokojnik je bio clan naSe Zajed-
nice jos cd 1900. godine, drugi
najstariji Clan redovima naseg
odsjeka. Tu je pax zivio "a Sc go
dina, te je bio covjek dobre mir
ne naravi kao takav stekao 81
mnogo prijateljstva / poznanstva.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo je bilo
izlozeno / brojnim vijencima oki-
ceno Huber Funeral Home, gdje
SUI ga dolazili gledati pokraj ME-
COVE obitelji mnogi elanovi pri-
jatelji, da mu iskazu zadnju po-
cast postovanja.
Sprovod je odrzan ma Is. janu-
ara uz vjerske obrede, koje je od-
sluzio Rev. Paul Bogovich u hr-
vatskoj crkvi Holy Trinity. la
toga povorka je krenula ma St.
John Cemetery u Hammond, Ind,
gdje su njegovi mrtvi ostanci
predani majci zemlji ma vjecni
pocinak.
Pokojnik je liza sebe ostavio
svoju ozaloscenu suprugu, Barba-
ru; tri sina, Matthew Ham,
mondu, George John u East
Chicago; cetiri kceri, Mrs. Helen
Chynoweth, Mrs. Barbara Crosek
u Hammondu, Mrs. Ann Luebker
u Munster, Mrs. Frances Costello
u East Chicago, tie jednog brata
Nick u East Chicago 20 unucadi.
Neka je pokojnom bratu lahka
crna zemlja u kojoj vet pociva, a
njegovoj ozaloscenoj supruzi, die
ci, bratu unucadima cd strane
naseg odsjeka clanstva izraza-
yam duboko saucesce.
Michael T. Novosel, tajnik.
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RUDOLPH SAFAR

Detroit, Mich. Odsjek 920
"Sokor HBz. javlja zalosnu vi
jest rodbini i prijateljima, da smo
izgubili diva clana u prvih 10 da-
ma owe godine.
Prvi je Rudolph Safar, koji je
magic neocekivano ispustio svo-
ju plemenitu dusu ma sam dan
move godine cd srcane bolesti.
Pokojni je rodjen godine 1891.
u Lokvama, Gorski Kotar, a u
ovu zemlju je dosao kao mladic
u Ahmeek, Mich. Ia prvog SWEET
skog rata sluzio je u americkoj
mornarici, a nakon rata dosao u
Detroit, gdje je uvijek zivio medju
nasim narodom. Bio je uvijek ja-
ko aktivan u drustvu, te radio
pomagao svaku dobru stvar. Bio
je zadnje 4 godine predsjednik
drustva.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojnika lezalo je
u Buresh Funeral Home, ukra-
seno brojnim vijencima cvijeca
cd drustva, roda prijatelja. Ma
4. januara otpremili smo mrtvo
tijelo pokojnika crkvu Precious
Blood, gdje bijase odsluzena sve-
ia misa. LA toga velika povorka
je slijedila milog nam clana ma
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, gdje
smo mrtvo tijelo predali majci
zemlji, u hladni jos prerani grob.
Mad otvorenim grobon, nakon
motive svetenika, oprostio Sc sa
pokojnikom ime drustva sa dir
ljiyirn u srce bodrecim govorom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09
MARIJA PECARICH

Druga je po redu Marija Peca-
rich, koja jc ispustila svoju pleme-
nitu duSu kod svojega sina John
u Goodyear, Ariz. ma 26. septem-
bra 1854.
Rodjena je 1884. Fuzine, ko-
tar Delnice, Hrvatska. Dosla je
u Jerome, Ariz. 1907. X svome su-
prugu Josipu, koji je preminuo
1851. ovdje u Jerome. Pristupila
Ii mas odsjek ID. septembra 1928.
bila cestiti Clan do zadnjega ca
sa zivota.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno kod Scott and Mcmillan
Funeral Home u Jerome, Ariz.,
gdje joj je bio odar okicen wien
Gina cvijecem, medju kojima je
bio krasni vijenac nasega odsje-
ka u znak zadnje pocasti. Vijenci
cvijeca sprovod zaista su svjedo-
kom, da je pokojnica bila mnogo
cijenjena postivana cd naseg i
stranog naroda.
LA sebe ostavlja sest sinova,
DR.. Joseph P. u Jerome, John u
Goodyear, Phil Jerome, Matt u
Clifton, Jasper Long Beach,
Calf. DR.. Raymond koji Sc ma
lazi kod U. S. Dental Corps, u
Seattle, Wash.
Ma 81. septembra 1854. u II sa-
tt u jutro krenula je TUNA povor-
ka cd pogrebnog zavoda do rino-
katolicke crkve Holy Family, u
Jerome, gdje je odsluzena sv. misa
zadusnica po Rev. John Atucha
i odrzana lijepa prodika. Nakon
crkvenih obreda odpremljeno je
njezino mrtvo tijelo ma Valley
View Cemetery u Clarkdale, Ariz.
ma vjecni pocinak. Father John
Atucha blagoslovio je grob ME
zine mrtve ostanke, a u ime drus-
tva oprostio Sc je mas drustveni
predsjednik, John Muretic IRE
kao zadnji zbogom nase iskreno
saucesee obitelji, rodbini prija-
teljima. ak 81
pafor VurE ox-ich 70 irfSy
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Godisnja sjednica
Gnijezda broj SIS

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ovime
Sc poziva sve clanstvo odsje-
ka broj IA, %, At SO HBZ.,
da dodje ma godisnju sjedni-
Gu Pomlatka gnijezda br. IS
HBZ., koja ce Sc odrzavati u
petak, II. februara 1855, u
7:30 u vecer, u HrvatskOm
Domu ma 6314 St. Clair Ave.
Ma ovoj sjednici ce Sc bira-
ii uprava "a ovu godinu i da-
ii izvjesce "a proslu godinu.
Stvarati &c Sc vazni zakljuc-
ci "a dobrobit samog gnijez-
da, a takodjer da Sc nesto u
cini u pogledu kampanje "a
diecju konvenciju, koja ce Sc
odrzati pocetkom mjeseca ju-
la owe godine u Gary, Ind.
A bilo bi vrlo lijepo, da i
nase gnijezdo posalje barem
-jednog delegate ma istu.
Takodjer bila bi sveta |
casna duznost svih mas, da
sto bolje poradimo i dobi je-
mo cim wise novog clanstva
u Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajed-
nicu u ovogodisnjoj kampanji
u znak 40-godisnjice Pomlat-
ka iste, a koji Sc je rodio u
Clevelandu godine 1915.
Anna Rescic, uprav.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09
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Joseph Bella gl tanik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-09

zazelim sto skoriji oporavak,
cega ma zalost nismo docekali,
jer je sudbina drugacije odlu-
ella. Ma upit sto Sc je to sa Mi
me odjednom dogodilo, odgo-
vorio nam je po prilici ovako:
"Dpevno sam po obicaju pola-
zio ma radnju vrsio moi po-
sao, kad odjednom poeela me
prsa holiti j svakim damon sam
teae disao. Posao sam do lijee-
nika "a savjet, koji mi je nakon
pregledbe rekao da nema nista
opasna, nego mora da je pra-
sina koja Sc je u prsima naku-
pila, prouzrocila mole tesko di-
sanje".
Ovako nam je pok. po prilici
govorio gojio nadu da ce sve
ma bolje krenuti. Medjutim sud-
bina je drugacije htjela odlu-
ella, mjesto poravka dosao je
Cancer - / ucinio svemu kraj.
Pok. je bio rodjen 4. svibnja
1895, u Ivancu, Hrvatska. U
Ameriku je dosao 1918. U mia
dim danima izueio je starom
kraju stolarski zanat, kojim Sc
je skoro cijeli svoj zivot zani-
mao.
Vet u samom pocetku dolas-
ka u ovu novu domovinu, stu
pio je u redove Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice, te je preko tri-
deset godina vrsio razne odsjec-
ne duznosti, najvise tajnicke.
Kada je pokrenuto pitanje i ze-
liza "a podignuce Hrvatskog Do
ma, pokojnik je mnogo u tome
sa ostalima suradjivao i bio u
praviteljem Donna "a wise godi-
ma. Ma proslim trim konvencija-
ma bio je odsjecnim delegation.
Mrtvo tijelo dragog nam po-
kojnika je bilo izlozeno u mr.
tvom zavodu Jos. Vascak, gdje
su brojna odsjecna braca ses-
tire, medju NINA 81. predsjed-
mix br. V. I. Mandic i supruga
mu brojni znanci prijatelji
dosli da mu Sc poklone odaju
zadnju poeast. U subotu 8. 81
jecnja, TUNA povorka krenula
je il pogrebnog zavoda do crkve
st. Patrick, pax ma Calvary
groblje gdje je pokopan. Ma O.
prostaju, tesko da je jedne pri-
sutne duse bilo CHE Sc oci nisu
orosile. Pogrebni zavod imao je
toliko cvijeca vijenaca, da Sc
do mrtvoga jedva moglo doci.
Rekli su nekoji da nikada prize
nisu toliki nakit u znak prizna-
MIA vidili.
Pok. liza sebe ostavlja rastu-
zenu suprugu, dvije rascviljene
kceri, jednoga sina eetvero u
nucadi, dvije sestre cetiri bra
ia starome krjau, te brojne
znance i prijatelje.
Rascviljenoj ozaloscenoj su-