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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

Shutty and Richard A. Swan
singer, Cleveland
HUNTSBURG - Arthur J.
and Edith K. First, 5.33a to
Evelyn Perry Jolly, Huntsburg.
MONTVILLE - Eugene Zie-
gler, house barn with 63.75a
to Joseph and Elizabeth Kos
les, E. Cleveland.
NEWBURY TWP. John
Smoker and J. Erie Marshall,
FRD 201a to Louis and Mary
KOljat, Cleveland.
w. o. Frohring, S.B.C. 1.50a;
S.B.C. 1.50a to william J and
Mary L. Skomrock, Newbury.
Charles N Loeser, no u s e
with 5.09a to Lucille K. Loe-
ser, (undiv. u int, Burton.
RELIANCE INVESTMENT
Lewis Templin, Ola to Ger
trude Templin, Garrettsville.
Emma C. Brabander, Ola;
house with Ola to Herbert F.
and Martha M. Korschewitz,
Cleveland.
RUSSELL TWP. - Resort
and Realty CO., 1.88a to Roscoe
F. Sanders, Chagrin Fills.
Roscoe F. and Ann Marie
Sanders, HID. with 1.65a to
Joseph F.. and Margaret M.
Kelly, Chagrin Falls.
SOUTH RUSSELL WILL.
Cedric w. Morrison, LOLA to
Everett Flick, Cleveland Height
PAW PAW LAKE Edna
Mae Fyfe, house garage with
.98a to Benjamin WaddingtOn,
Sr. Chagrin Falls.
Florence Annabelle Pritchard
house, garage with .98a to
Benjamin Waddington Sr. Cha
grin Falls.
Benjamin Waddi ton Jr.
house, garage with .98a to Ben
jamin Waddington Sr.
THOMPSON - N a h a MEL
Berry, 5.49a to Bessie Berry,
undivided l2-intD, Madison.
(under 12- int, Madison.
TROY Christine Mary Lu-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

Joseph and Phyllis Koston,
.03a; .22a to Clarence and Ma
Try Edwards.
CHARDON VII. - Olive NJ.
and Barbara Finegan, 4.33a;
house, barn, garage with 8.70a
to Robert H. and Isabelle r.
Gardner, Chardon.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
CO., "a corp of state of Md }
3.00a to Frank Porhazka and
Son Inc, Chardon.
Max S. Daniels Caddition)
roadway 1.27a to Village Of
Chardon, Chardon.
Joseph and Phyllis Koston,
.24a; .28a to Clarence and Ma
ry Edwards, Chardon.
Clyde w. Goodrich, 1.O0a to
Newton B. Chapman, Chardon.
Newton B. Chapman, 1.0Oa
to Bessie Goodrich, Gertrude
Allyn, Dorothy Allyn and Stella
Allyn, Chardon.
CHESTER TWP. Michael
Sembric and Carl Querc oil
Carmichael Drive, 48.87a out
of 56.00a to Michael Sembric
and Carl Quercioli.
Robert C. and Carol F. GasS
house with 1.00a to william l..
and Margaret J. Rost, CheS-
terland.
E. ]. Parker, Cave I'd. Sub,
1.25a to Albert E. and Patri-
cia A. Innocenzi, Cleveland.
E. j. Parker, Cave rd. Sub,
LISA to Leslie I. c. and Dap
hne J. Morse, Euclid.
Moss Dairy Farm inc, 5.91a
to Edward and Lillian Stiftar,
Chesterland.
Robert and Grace Barnes, l.
00a to Albert BenkoSky, CheS-
terland.
Robert and Grace Barnes,
1.00a to William Robert and
Doris x. Hall, Chesterland.
Leo M. and Ida H. Johns,
house with 1.00a to Marie P.
Balazs, CheSterland.
AQUILLA VII. - Mckenzie
and Cissey Broom, .03a; Ola,
to Bernice Gharky, Mantua.
HAMBDEN TWP. - Merwin
F. and Lilliana Collier, 1.OOa
to Louis V. and Ruth Ellen
Terry, Chardon.
Margaret Veronica Tadsen,
cottage with 1450a to Josh G..
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

year term cannot succeed him.
self. At least two of the mem
bers must be farmers.
The Farmers Home Admin
iStration makes loans to farm
ers to buy, improve, enlarge,
or operate efficient family
type farms. 1t also lends money
to farmers or their nonprofit
associations to establish a nd
carry on approved soil and
water conservation practices.
Purposes include establish n g
and improving permanent pas
lures, terracing, soil erosion
practices, and many other con-
Servation measures, as well as
irrigation and farmStead wa
ter Improvements. Most of the
soil and water cons erva ion
loans and loans to buy, i'm
prove, or enlarge farms are
made from funds advanced by
private lenders and insured by
the agency.
BEFORE THE AGENCY can
make any loan, the applicant
must have the approval of the
county committee
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15
Beardsley New
Committeeman
for Farmers Group

Mr.. Berton J. Beardsley of
RID. 4, Chardon, is the new
member of the Geauga County
Committee for the Farmers
Home Administration. His ap-
pointment became effec " e
August Is, 1855, Hugh K. Cliff
ton, the agency'S County Super
visor, announced.
Mr.. Beardsley succeeds Mr..
Vaugn F. Arnold whose term
on the three-member commit
tee expired this year.
Mr.. Beardsley operates a
dairy farm in Montville town
ship.
The other two members of
the committee are Mr.. Neal
G. league and Mr.. Edward
Kimpton. Mr.. T e ague has a
large dairy farm in Newbury
township. Mr.. Kimpton is own
er and operator of a dairy
farm in Troy township.
THERE is a Farmers Home
Administration county commit
tee in every agricultural coun-
ty in the country. The COM
mittee determines the eligibil-
ity of applicants and helps the
county supervisor adapt the
agency's loan policies and SER
vices to local conditions. Each
member is named for a three
year term, and one appoint
ment expires each year. A
member completing his three
ton, house barn with .75a to
Erne stine NJ Luton CarrattS-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases

Curtis r. Stoutenberg, Sha-
ker Heights, is suing A j X
ThermoStatic Controls CO 8,
Gates Mills, for a cognovit
in the amount Of $700.
Roman Yoder, Middlefield, is
asking $1,000 from Jack L. Nc
Cabe of cambridge. Yod =
charges the two entered into
contract, that he performed
his part of the contract, but
that he has not received the
contracted payment.
The NeWbury Sand and Grav-
ell, Inc, Newbury, is asking
1925 from Albert Wickley, Bed
ford, charging the sum is due
on account.
John w. Neubert, Madison,
charging gross nneglect OF du-
ty, is asking for a divorce
from Clara Jean Neubert, ad-
dress unknown.
Rulings
Lucy J. Fox was granted a
divorce from Roscoe G. Fox.
The transfer of $389.16 from
the light fund to the general
fund in Aquilla Village was
approved.
William c. Liler, found gull
ty of violating his probation,
was sentenced to the o n o
State reformatory.
Earl Taylor was appon q
special deputy sheriff for ea-
uga county.
Bruce Huston, Chardon, was
awarded $685. in his case a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

Wallace j. Hinkle, %, of Ak
ron and Peal Moravec, %, of
Newbury.
William E. Haney, 26, of
Leayittsburg, Ohio, and Virgin
ia A. Williams, 20, of Middle
field.
Henry c. Logmire, %, of Cha
grin Falls and Audrey j. StubbS
81, of Chagrin Falls.
Neil Irwin Bricker, 10, Of
Chagrin Falls and Sharon Lee
Cline, Is, of Auburn.
Roy E. CARRIER, 26, of Chi
cago and Elizabeth Louise Win
chell, q, of East Claridon.
William r. Williams, q, of
Burton and Mary Jane Bowling
IS, of HuntSburg.
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR
Estate of Albert r. John
son, inventory and appraiSe =
ment filed.
Estate of Bessie o. Jordan,
inventory and appraisement fill
ed.
Estate of Rose Szabo, admin
iStratriX and appraisers appoin-
ted.
Estate of Joseph Fila, SCH
edule of claims filed.
Estate Of Ernst G. Ander-
son, schedule of claims filed,
application for transfer of real
estate filed.
Estate of Frank Minar, pet
ition for distribution of assets
in kind filed, application for
transfer of real estate filed.
Estate of Donald E. South
wick, petition to purchase real
estate by surviving spouse fill
ed.
Estate of George r. Fenton,
administrator and appraisers
appointed.
Estate of Ada Meek, will ad-
mitted to probate and record.
Estate of Elizabeth H. Pearn,
application for transfer of real
estate filed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

ton, house barn with .75a to
ErneStine M. Luton, CARROTS
vile.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct. 20 tR.-corn led an
advance tr nll grains except soybeans on
the Board .ot Trade today. Soybeens
were Up with the rest Of the market
early falling back before noon,
Gains In corn extended 70 around
cents at one time. They were reduced
later. Buying was based on reports the
government viii soon stop selling surplus
corn to exporters.
Trading remained relatively quiet In
AL pits. and particularly 50 In wheat.
Wheat near noon was H-ias hleher.
December x3.Nl4ss corn 1hs-I94 higher,
December x1.275s. oats u lower to X
higher. December 61s re UNCHANGED 10
u higher. December 81 UeE: kpyheans
/ to Ia lower. November S2.32ia: and
lard 10 70 2.3 cents hundred pounds
lower. November $I0.H2.
A report the government would soon
stop selling corn 70 exporters attracted
attention, II was felt this would force
exPorterS into the cash corn market, pos
sihly firtAipR prices
There also was report the govern
ment would tiEhfen np on itN sales Of
cash corn IN DANGER Of going out OF
Chicago Cash Markets
Wheat. None, Corn; New NO. 2 yel-
low. f.187t: No. 3. I.1Ast-fS. No. 4.
l .07-12. Oats: None. Barley nominal.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
CANADIAN EXECUTIVE
Suggests An investment

HE SAYS: "I have Just conn
uleted the Dale Carnegie
Course, and it has been q mem-
orable experience. The results
OF this training are simply
amazingl
'sEvery progressive firm
should, In my opinion, offer
this course to the members Of
their staff who meet the public.
or who are called upon to speak.
aThe part OF the course deal
ing with Human Relations
how to get along with people
is priceless. It makes employees
service-conscious.
AAs an executive Of long and
varied experience, I would say
to young men and youn 6
women who aspire to leader
ship in their respective voca-
tions, take the Dale Carnegie
Course even II you have to
travel miles to get it. It will
probably be the wisest and best
investment You will ever make" !"
So, il you're looking for an
investment where you can't
lose, In q market where there's
no boom or bust, where divi-
dends increase as compel titiorl
gets keener, then look no
further.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Electric Power Production In
the week ended October % to-
tailed 1854, 900. 900 kilowatthotirs
compared with 1O.509, 900 900 In
the previous week and was l7.9%
above the like week q year ago,
Edison Electric Institute.
wholesale Food Index. based
|on the cost OF q pound each Of
I3l foods in general use. this
week declined $6.05. compared
with $6.08 last week. and Was
down $3.50 from the like week 9
year ago.--Dun 81 Bradstreet.
General Motors Accept. Corp
lis considering increasing the
charges it makes on funds Il
finance new and used car pur.
chases. The increase contem.
plated would mean charges o.
about Sis for an individual
who finances $1,000 Of the pir.
chase price Of q car for one year
The present costs approximate
$l05.
United States Steel Corp. in {
months ended September SO
earned $267, ,506.943, or S4.65 3
share. VS.. $138.174.974, or $2.28
In 1854 period.
Gulf Oil Co. In 9 months end
ed September 80 earned $i45.-
2S7, 900 or t5.6e q share VS.. $l2l,-
867. 900 or 04.76 ii 1854 period.
Socony Mobil OH Co. In .
months ended September 80
earned sI45, ,0oo.00 or $4si4 q
share VS.. $l23. .000. 900 or $3.65
in 1854 period.
Merck q Co., Inc, in II months
ended September 80 earned $751;
490, 900 or $1.38 a share VS.. $l0,-
805. 900 or 80 cents In 1854.
Briggs q Stratton Corp. in II
months ended September SO
earned $6.2g5,4l5 or $10.4s q
share VS.. s4,5ss.5s2 or $7.s6 in
1854.
Detroit Steel Corp. in . months
ended September 80 earned $4.-
'006, ,222 or $l.59 a share VS.. q
loss Of $75s.681 In 1854 period.
American Bakeries Co. in 40
weeks ended October 8 earned
S3,876,893 or $3.50 a share VS.,
$3.03l.82l or SLIT in 1854 pc
|riod.
Other earnings included:
Evening star., 1955-10-26
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Oct. 20 R.--Dividends
announced: -, -.
Rate, riod. record. able
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Stocks Lower
In s. Range;
Trading Steady

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 tR.
The stock market was lower in
the early afternoon today.
Prices were down around 2
points at the outside. while
gamers Of q point or q little
better were seen.
Trading was moderate.
Aircrafts were lower. as we're
the principal motors, rlibbers,
equipments. The rest Of the
radio -televisions and electrical
market was mixed.
The announcement that Boe-
ing earned SO million in excess
profits in 1852 had q depressing
effect on the aircraft division.
The company owes the Govern
ment about $3 million after
taxes on that amount.
The bond market was slightly
higher. Government issues over
the counter were quiet.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Demand
Reported as
fantastic

NEW YORK. oct. 26 R
The demand for steel is almost
fantastic" Iron Age. the ma
tional Woodworking weekly, said
today.
Steel mills are jammed with
orders. it added, saying: IF the
mills wanted to open the flood
gates. they could book orders for
most Of 1856. As it Is, their
frst-half output is in the bag.
even though orders are not be-
ing booked beyond the first
quarter
Iron Age reported as follows:
The steel producers are WELD
ing the blue pencil in an ALL
out effort to control the fiow 0f
incoming orders, but new busi-
ness continues to exceed the
ability Of the mills to produce.
This is so even though steal
last week reached D
new weekly record Of 2,386. 900
tons and production this week Is
estimated at e8.S per cent of
capacity.
The demand has reached such
a point that going min prices
are becoming academic as more
and more steel customers are
turning to warehouses and steel
brokers. The warehouses are
turning away some business in
order to accommodate their reg
ular customers. Steel brokers
are cleaning up on odd lots that
ordinarily would sell at below
market prices. Some consumers
are forced to buy steel of better
quality than they normally use.
A survey shows that all major
steel consuming industries viii
be in the market heavily next
year. Production goals are high
and the consuming industries
will be trying to rebuild their
depleted industries. At present.
steel stocks are down to rock
bottom in many companies.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW xoRK. oct. al IA. - epot
nonferrons metal prices today: copper
43-4b esnts pound. Connecticut valley
LAed lbh eents Z pound. New York.
zinc f3 cents pound. East et. Louis.
Tin e6k cents pound. New York. Fcr-
sien silver oiA eents per troy ounce.
New YORK. At Pittsbursh. scrap steel No.
heavy quoted at 44.00-l5.Oo.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
MARKET AVERAGES
Neu Yofk TImel

i stock ana Add Nss
lDresserInd ~ 47sa A7h 47lb+ rs
lDuplan iOe AZ ~ "a rs
Ipu Pont - 10 eI6 z14ss zI5s4-13<
Due Lisht $50 u - 5Ass ,4ss- 1s
Evening star., 1955-10-26
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, oct. 26 tP9.---Cotton fu-
lures turned steady today, following an
easy opening, as trade buying and snort
light. Liverpool sources bought nearby
December and sold distant October and
December futures, Some buying was At
loan entry report after the close today.
The technical position Of nearby De-
cember continued TO strengthen as cer-
tif1cated cotton stocks croppeq Es S,oIEo
down to only 1868 bales. Buying OF
nearby March against sales OF July was
faily active.
TO 10 q bale higher than the previous
close. December 33.2s, March $500 and
Evening star., 1955-10-26
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by the United
Poultry: Market weak fryers and ducks.
eaTTea from Tussday prices mnss nnchsnssd ssoes
to cents lower. Liberal offerings met
. very light demand. Market steady
turkeys, heavy and lieht hen chickens.
some W Prces Mostly unchanasd men sd
Light to fair demand. Broilers or fryers:
3 lbs. and over 25-26. Hens: heavy
type l6. Capons: 46. Turkeys: Heavy
hens 40. Ducss: Museoyy 1925.
Flour Receipts, none.
Wheat Receipts, is, ,SS4 bushels; ship
ments, l3,i6z bushels; stocks, 5,877 $50
bushels, No. red winter garlicky, SPOT
domestic, 1e7 ttransitl; 1.92 tnon-
ccofn1Receipts, Corn l7s.7s7 bushels; ship
ments, 5000 bdsheis; stocks. s72.li4
oats---Recetpts, 1850 bushels; ship
ments, 4s,500 bushels; stocks, ], 1,21sIla9
Barley Receipts none; shipments.
none: stocks, 345,saI bushel..
msnts, $4,000 bushels; stocks sS.zi4
soybeans-Receipts, 1896 bushels:
shipnlsnts, none: stocks. i5s,o35 bushels.
Egg Market STEADY
tYesterdny's Quetafiensl
Eggs: Market ateAdy large whites and
mixed. Fair TO good demand for ample
supply. Steady TO firm mediums. Dealers
stocks met good demand. Receipts al
classes moderate to neayy. Prices ~
cent lower and cent HIGHER.
Prices paid by first receivers delivered
fob. Baltimore. cases included: karge,
min. 90 pct. A quality. whites, 34ts-S5;
browns and mixed colOrs, 63M.65.
Mediums, min. 60 pct A quality. whites.
371s-39: browns and mixed colors. S61s-
III Rseeipss: si Rsrs 4.4es cases by truck.
Evening star., 1955-10-26


Houriy saies on the Gxchanee
tAeu 3erk TiMel
ii 200 an 5du COO ~ noon $50 600
100 p.m e1o 600 200 p.m 600 900
tunit Of tradins 10 shareB or Gales ~
Rates Of dividends IN the toregoins
table are annual disbursements based un
the ,ast quarterly o. semi.annuaI dec
laration Unless otherwise noted, speeia,
or extra aividendf are not included
Also extra o, extras . Annual cate
Plus stock dividend 4 Declared o. paid
In 1875 plus stock dividend { Paio last
year Payable tn stock estimated cash
value on ex-div,dend 2, e4-diskrtbutiop
b Declared or paid after stock diyidend o.
spiit-up I Declared on paid this year.
an accumuintive issue with dividends tn
arrears pain this year disldsnd
last Dividend meeting Declared OF pald
IN tgb4. pluf stock dividend Liquidat-
Ina dividend CID Called gx dividen0
x-dis ~ distrihutlon MEs rlehts
va when Distributed VI when issued
sIn bankruptcy Or Feeefyership O. beine
or sscufitiss assumed by such companiea
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Furnished b. the Associated Press
tlssW Yerh Tlmsl

|pisidsnd |pi ik Rate tp % Hleh Low ina cha 81.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

\, x-.cSs, . s.,. share common for each 30
a.y--Nsw preferred 4ss stock for each
Evening star., 1955-10-26
oDD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, oct. 80 R,y--Ths. New
York Stock Exchange reported todey
these odd-iQt transactions By pfincipel
Purchases OF 22p,672 shares: sales Of
169,643 shares including e3S shares
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Wdwd u Lothrop pfd 5 1856 1861
b Arrears. half payable June is. 1865
half December rs. 1855. Declared ot
paid 90 far this wear n Ex rights.
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sZAJEDNTCAR"

valjanog prijedloga. Usvaja veikom vecinom
locke 2, g. primaju Sc kako navedene u osnovi
ToGka 5B:
Izvrsn Odbor preporuGa isto tocci "druge narodnos
Brat Mandt govori, da ie panje bilo zneseno ma
proslo konvenci Dale zjavue da posto dge bratske
organizace svoje redove primaju narodnosti bee
rase, Izvrsni Odbor e msena da to dozvoli nasoj
Zajednic.
ToGka sc ina da gasi: Da promce narodne t. d. Pri-
ma
Tocka CD, da Sc Osnovu uvede Glavna Porota, sud-
beno tjelo Prma
Pravia. Tocke l. 2, 3, 4, s, primaju Sc kako su
podnesene po Izvrsnom Odboru.
Tocka s. Kod ste je povela oduja rasprava, te
ucesvovai veik broj delegate deegatca. Nakon opsir
neg razgabanja delegat Saboic predaze deegat Mar
kotc podupre prjedlog da tocka ostane kako e
vedena postojecm pravilma.
Deegat Rady govori ime Odbora Pravila, buduci
mnogi odseci psmenim putem trazi i'm ocke
oval odbor sporazumio podnasa preporuku da sa
promjen cijelost da glas kako sjed Konvencia bra
medju Delegate predsedatea diva podpredsjednka, kao
tajnka diva pomona tanika jednoj glasovnc Pri-
ma ogromnom vecnom gasova
Brat Mandic izjavuje da primil tuznu vest O
smr brata Steve Basca cana odseka 2O2 Konvencia
ustaje kice - Slava mu!
Buduci je potrebno da canovi konvencije prpreme
skane to brat Mandc zakljucue zasedane II AS
te urice cetvro sjedanje tocno 80 posle podne
John Ovcarich, tainik
| Ovjerovljuju delegati:
Pauline Juricek
| John Narancc
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prosjed raspravom usvojenjem iii odbijanje, 1zves-
ca bez dovoljnog zdravo proucavanje.
Nakon kratke rasprave deegat Steve Zelenka IL Chi
cago, Ill., Cd odsjeka 948 dae predlog da Sc ova tocka
dnevnog reda raspravu uro, da Sc ma tai ma
Gin svma dade prka da sadrza zesca prouce kroz noe
Delegaca Rose Plodnec il Aquppe Pa cd odsjeka 423
podupre predlog. Predlog Sc jednoglasno prima
Predsjedae zatim zakucuje drugo zasjedanje Devete
Konvencije urce dojduce zasjedanje sah jutro,
utorak 20 septembra, 1855. godine
Stephen F. Brlzich, perovodja
Ovjerovljuju deegati:
George Markich
Adam Sudetic
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CetvrtO zasjedanje
Utorak, 20. septembra 1855, posliie podne


Glavn predsjednik brat Mandc otvara cetvrto zasje
DAME 2:25 sat posle podne pozdravom ceokupnom
canstvu Hrvatske Bratske zaednce njeznom Pomlatku
te pozve braa Brkcha da procita zapsnk pvog zasje
danja.
Ma prjedog sestre Cetinch poduprt po bratu oresko
vicu st prma maim ispravcima Dale brat Brkch
ca zapsnk drugog zasjedanja koj predlog brata
Stakica poduprt po bratu Zelenka prma jednoglasno
Brat Jaemenovit pita da Ii &c svi zapisnci b psan
engleskom jezku Brat Mandc odgovara da te brat Br
kich voditi engesk docim braca Bella Ovcarch Vukec
ce voditi zapsnike u hrvatskom jeziku.
Prelaz pravia.
locke H. 12 13, IA, IS 16 primaju Sc, kako ma
vedene osnovi pravia.
Tocka II, odbor "a pravila predaze da Sc tocka
ostaW dok dQdje brat Balaban. Prma do znanja.
Tocka 18 prma Sc po osnovi
Tocka 10, hrvatsh tekst drugom paragraph, cetvrti
red, da Sc zmijeni rijec ma iii = prima
Tocka TO- Povea ziva rasprava ovoj tocci po ne
kolko delegata konacno zakucuje da prma pre-
poruka odbora prava t. j. da rad po starom da
ne bra zamjenke. Prima sc.
Odbor "a pravia preporucuje, da Sc tocke 81 do %
ukljucivo prime po osnovi.
Delegat Batch govor tocki broj 21 te preporuca da
Sc gasuje apriu, MANIFESTO mau jer neko veik od-
seci nemau dovojno da svrse gasovanjem
delegate
Delegat Emil Plese cd odsjeka 222 i delegat Majdak
govore tocki broj 27.
Preporuka odbora prina, izuzev tocke bro 27, er
je potrebno tumaeenje pravnog savjetnika istoj.
Tocka 20 takodjer odgadja dok stgne brat Baaban
Tocka 80 Preporuka, da Sc zadnji redak u cijeosti
ispusti te Sc ista prima.
locke 3d. 80 33 primaju po osnovi nakon rasprave
po istma.
Del. Pench preporuca, da ako odsjek, koj bra
delegate proukanddata da smara zabranm dele
gaton sjednic maju mjesecu te odmah bira
mjenk istoj sjednici
Sesra Mary Jurina ina preporuku svog odsjeka da Sc
odsecima ko maju wise cd ednog delegata smatra za
branim delegate ona koj ina vecinu glasova tako
treba ic uze izbore.
Prijedlog brata zaac, poduprt po bratu Rupcicu da
sc zahtjeva vecna uzm izborma odsjecma, koj
birau wise cd jednog delegate, prinen je vekom
cnom glasova.
locke "a do 40 ukljuevo preporuka odbora jest da
primaju po osnov.
DEL Mile Butkovich govor tock broj 35, zadnj para
graf da ista ne pravedna Nakon rasprave tumacenjs
sa wise strana, prima
DEL Jelenich govor tocki 34 te trail razjasnjenje
ste cd Izvrsnog Odbora
Brat Krasc tumac, da je to vro teak posao koc
spajanja odseka da e nemoguce zadovoti svakome M
mademo veki broj manjih odsjeka, koj takodjer ima
pravo brat delegate u nekada des da odsekt
ne moze spojiti odsjekorn u blzni, jer i'll
Tocka Al Sc prima nadopunom odbora "a pravila.
Del Majdak je misljenja predlaze, da bira same
jedan podpredsjednik Del. Polich saze.
Del. Maych slaze, da budu tri podpredsjednika.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28

Tajnik Nadzonog Odbora skrtic govori da ie bio
usvoeno proslo konvenc pax drz da nije potrebna
dajnja rasprava.
prlog tri gavna podpredsednika govore delegati
Konjevod Rady, Penic Dzapo Garbel.
Buduc je navrso 5 sati, brat Mandic zakljuGuje
zasjedanje, te urice peto zasjedanje sutra sati
John Oycarich ia nil.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-28
MRS. LINDSAY is
HONORED BY FAMILY

Mrs. William Lindsay of 397
Hawthorne Avenue, was guest of
honor at a birthday dinner Sun
day, these guests attending: Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Lindsay and
sons, Donnie Jim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Moore and children, Nor
man, Jr., and James Marlin, all of
London; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ram
sey and children, Danny, Billy,
Harry, Cindy and Ricky of Della
ware; George Deneca and William
Lindsay.
The honor guest was remember
ed with a number of gifts by her
family.