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is legal, both motorists turning left
and travelling straight through
must exhibit respect for each 9TH
er.
To give equal responsibilities
and privileges to straight through
and le~ft-turning motorists, the re-
vlsed code provides that the mo-
torist within an intersection who
intends to turn left must Weld
the right of way to any traveller
approaching from the opposite di-
rection within the intersection or
so close as to become an immedi-
ate hazard.
The driver turning left, after he
has yielded the. right of way with
IN the intersection, may make his
left turn if he has given the prop
er left turn indication, either by
hand or by turn indicator as le-
galized by the new code. The OBJ
orators of other cars approaching
the intersection from the opposite
direction must then yield the right
of way to the motorist while he is
completing his left turn.
The motorist on the open road
who enters through highway traf-
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Committee Chm.
Named For
Legion Auxiliary

Committee chairmen for the
1886 year have been announ-
ced by Mrs. Henry Sorenson.
president of the American Lee
gion Auxiliary of Richland Post
No. II. Heading the Americanism
committee will be Lucy Fisher.
Jean Clark will continue to head
the Child Welfare committee
Matte Dishon heads the Civil
Defense work. Community Service
chairman is Clarice Shotnakoff.
Girls State chairman is Carol
Whiting. Thelma FitzG Gerald will
have charge of the legislative
work, and Martha Marion will be
responsible for membership. Pan
American study chairman is De-
lores TeWeS. Burnetta Healow
will again head the Poppy Pos
ter Contest, and Alma Murphy
will direct the poppy sale. Helen
Ross continues as publicity chair
man. Rehabilitation is headed by
co-chairmen Mary Ann Meschke
and Mildred Johnson. Finance
chairman is Stella Woods, Esther
Hottie is the unit representative on
the hospital guild, and Ethel
Smith is in charge of the work
for the education of war veterans
orphans.
Members named to the execu-
tive committee besides the Of
hcers are Jean Clark and Ethel
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Legion Auxiliary
Hosts Poster
Contest Winners.

new officers were installed and
a class of new members initiated
at the June meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary of Richland
Post No. II Tuesday evening. New
officers are: President, Evelyn
Sorenson; LIST vice president,
Martha Marion; End vice-presi-
dent, Marjorie Stedman; secre-
tary-treasurer, Iva Swenson; his
torian, Bath Rounce; chaplain,
Hazel Houglum; sgt.-at-arms,
Frances Young, and assistant sgt
alarms, Anetta Kapple. Past
president Matte DiShon was the
installing officer.
The class of new members in
Guided Helen Carey, Elaine Pal
mer, Clarice Shotnakoff, Dolores
Tewes, and Mildred johnson. The
initiating officer was Past Presi-
dent Mrs. Guy Ross. Membership
Chairman Evelyn Sorenson an
nounced that the membership quo
ia of 81 has now been reached.
Guests of the unit were the
winners of the Poppy Poster Con-
test, who were awarded checks as
prizes. Winners in Glass (grades
1850 were Ronald Brown, Cir
arde Route, LIST; Bryan Kilen, Gull
bertson and July Palmer, Sidney.
tied for second; Ronald Wick.
Sioux Pass, 3rd. In Glass II 9th
and 9th grades) first, Willis Stan
ford, Andes; Margaret Kilen of
C~ulbertson End; and Ronald Wick
Sioux Pass, Bird. The pupils
were complimented on the Quail
ty and number of the entries.
by retiring president, Ethel Smith.
who presented the checks. Pic
lures of the winners, of the new
officers, and the new members
were taken by Wayne Melton.
Beth Rounce reported on the
Crippled Children's Clinic men
.loning that workers were Oneta
.llmen, Harriet Krebsbach. Irene
Peterson, Elmina Carpenter, Lucy
Fisher, and Beth Rounce.
The unit named Maxine Woods.
Dive MERCER and Edna Homstad
delegates to the state conven-
ion to be held at Lewistown June
.7-18-19. The unit also voted to
end $40 as a graduation gift to
Barbara Ann Floyd, the student
Nurse sponsored by the group,
Who will graduate from the Uni
of Seattle with her de-
,rees in nursing this month.
HosteSses for the meeting, the
asst to be held until September,
we're Alma Murphy, Edna Sche-
'ens, Elmina Carpenter, Ida Phil
lps, and Dolores Tewes.
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serves: W. A. Knoop and R. M.
Hulings.
Sunday school superintendent:
Senior, Mrs. Olive Hartmann; Pri-
mary, Mrs. Dorothy Gall; Nursery,
Mrs. Virginia Keplinger.
Recording Steward: Fred Mielke:
communion steward, Mrs. John
Sebring; education commission.
Olive Hartman, S. E. Hagen, Mrs.
G. L. Brattin, Mark Fawcett, Dor
othy Gall.
Missions commission: Mrs. Al
ford Bahls, c. L. Brattin. Mrs.
w. A. Knoop, Fred Mielke, Wal
lace Hall.
Membership and Evangelism
commission: Leslie Young, Earl
Hawley, Mrs. Bert LeSueur. Mrs.
Harry French, Mrs. Harry Kreis.
Finance commission: David
Choate, w. A. Knoop, R. D. Cri-
ger, K. N. Mcdonald. Robert
st. Cyr, Mrs. John Williams. Mrs.
Carl Johnson.
FaStoraI Relations and Pulpit
Supply committee: Mrs. c. l..
Brattin, j. S. Pennepacker, Mrs.
Q. T. Barnes, Glayde Yoder, Ralph
Criger.
Music committee: Carl B. john
son, Mrs. R. D. Criger, Mrs. Walter
Quilting, Mrs. L. E. Gall, Mrs.
Wallace Hall, Ray Whiting.
Property committee: Leo Hart,
Ben HUXLEY, Robert st. Cyr.
Auditing committee: Fred
Mielke, c. E. Hagen.
Memorials committee: R. M.
Rulings, c. L. Brattin, Mrs. W. A.
Leo.
Nominating committee: The pas
tor, c. E. Hagen, Mrs. Carl John
son, Leslie Young, Fred Mielke.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
Right OF Way
Laws Revised

The right of way laws of the
revised state traffic code, which
will become effective July 1, were
designed for courteous Montana
motoring. The new code, adopted
by the 34th Legislative Assembly.
places more responsibility with
through traffic for courtesy.
No longer will motorists turning
left be expected to wait helplessIv
and indefinitely to enter into the
through traffic stream which now
claims the right Of way as its
privilege. On July l, Montana law
Will require all drivers to share
respect for fellow motorists.
Many much-traveled city inter
sections now r governed with
mo left turn" signs. However. at
intersections where the left turn
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
LOnsdaIe Church
Officers And
Committees Listed
June 1855 May 1856

&SOO
Stewards: L. E. Gall. G. z Ha-
gen, Fred Mielke, E. B. Hawlev
Lester McMillen, R. M. Rulings
E. E. Edmundson, Mark Fawceft
David Choate, K. N. Mcdonald
c. B.. Johnson, John Williams
Wallace Hall, Leslie Young, Harry
French, Hillerk FiSser, Robert ST.
Cyr, John Burns, Ben F. Hublev.
John Sawyer, Jesse Baxter. Mrs.
O. 7. Barnes, Mrs. Bert LeSueur.
Mrs. Harry Kreis, Mrs. W. A. Leo,
Mrs. G. B. Johnson, Mrs. Ster-
ling Swigart.
Trustees: Class of 1856: R. P.
Blair, c. L. Brattin, R. D. Criger.
Class of 1857: John Cundiff. Sr.
w. j. Williams, Leo Hart.
Glass of 1858: w. A. Knoop.
Glayde Yoder, J. S. Pennepacker,
Local preachers: w. D. Kemmis.
Wallace Hall.
Church treasurer: Mrs. John
Williams.
Church financial secretary: Mrs.
Carl Johnson.
President WsCs, Mrs. o. T.
Barnes.
President Methodist Men: Les
lie Young.
Lay Member of the annual con-
terence: Mrs. Carl Brattin, Re-
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
THE SIDNEY HERALD "a
Thursday, June 20. 1855 -

time, the motorist on the left viii
be required to yield the right of
way to the driver on the right.
This revision will not only spec
ifically establish which motorist
has the right of way, but also it
will eliminate the race between
motorists for entrance into the
intersection.
Even though the motoring right
OF way laws r more clearly de-
fined in the new code, the Mon
tana Highway Patrol advises mo-
florists to use common sense in
every situation. The motorist who
becomes a traffic fatality, even
though he had the right of way,
IS just as dead as if he were in
the wrong.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23
South Culbertson
r STAN AVG

Last Sunday visitors at the
Baker home were: Stan and Della
McKlowsky of Sidney and Frank
and Pat Griffin and children and
the Fred Thompson family. The
evening was spent unsteady and
all enjoyed a good time.
The Maynard Cellmer family
returned home Monday night
from Laurel, Montana and the
children were back in school on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Stan Patch was an after
noon caller at the Pat Goulds.
Mrs. Gould received word from
her daughter, Mildred, who re-
sides at Hinsdale that she had to
return to Great Falls for treat
ment Saturday. She is getting
along quite well now.
DR.. r. Jensen of Culbertson re-
turned home Monday evening
from a fishing trip to Lake La
Ronge, Canada. He says he is
tired of eating fish but had an
enjoyable time as everyone caught
his quota of fish.
The Kenneth Hills had an en-
joyable visit with their daughter
Josephine and husband via long
distance phone call from Califor-
MIA Tuesday night.
A new pupil, Donna Skillicorn,
is enrolled in our school now. She
recently came here with her
mother, Jeanett from Missoula.
Correction: The Bill Woods
daughter, Dora, is not of Spokane
but comes instead from South
Dakota. Their daughter Iva is
from Spokane, and is here with
her family this week visiting rel
atives and friends.
The Pete Johnsons talked to
their daughter Marie and Wesley
Johnson by long distance from
Helena Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ira Palmer and Cap
Hodges drove to Sidney Wednes-
day to be with Wilma Hodges
when she underwent surgery that
morning.
Grandma Sorenson of Medicine
Lake, passed away recently at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Lydia Deem. Many will remem-
Der Mrs. Sorenson as she spent
quite a long time in the Cul-
bertson hospital last year. She
will be greatly missed by all who
knew her.
Last week in the news the item
on Eileen Jenkins clerking in the
Red Owl store was a mistake
as Eileen is the daughter of Ernest
Jenkins of Fairview and Ernest
is the one who is clerking in
the Red Owl Store in Fairview.
Ernest was formerly the owner
and manager of the blacksmith
shop there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stan Patch and
Diana were callers in Sidney Fri
day. While at Sidney they visit
ed DR.. Wits hospital for animals.
The building is quite beautiful and
has a well-kept look. The oper-
ating room and treatment rooms
are kept much as other hospitals.
At the time we visited there
were mostly dogs confined there,
for operations, accident
cases, sickness, or just boarders
their owners were on va
cation. There were two litters of
puppies, n litter had nine and
the other only a few as the moth
ar had been in an automobile &C
a week before she gave
birth to the puppies. 1t was sur
orising to find such a well-equip-
ped animal hospital in this area.
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

Stockmen: We have a good sup
ply of Cutters, Franklin G. Led
erie BlackIeg Vaccines in stock. If
interested in extra large guam
titles of Vaccine see us for special
discounts. Turner Drug Co. 2O-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1955-06-23

For that vacation trip take
along enough films. We have
a good stock of coIOred and
black and white films. Sidney
Drug store. 21-2tc
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1877. "Hrvatska Sioga", Vancou-
yer, b. G. Canada - 3 nedjelja
2 PM, 600 Campbell Avenue,
Russian Peoples Home.
P. George Mahovlic, 5 e. 9Th St,
New Westminster
PIP. Luka Canic, 428 Salisbury DR..
T. Mary Burma 1905 E. Pender st.
B. Marija Saric, 1929 Turner st.
Per. Margaret MahoVlic. 5 e. 9Th
St., New Westminster.
Pob. lila Vukelit, 235 E. Hastings
st.
Pho. Marija Dragicevich, 1446 e.
Pender ST.
Us. Ivan Vukelic, 701 Campbell st.
DR.. M. Fox, 208 Hastings st. e.
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CANADA
ALBERTA

$50. Hrv. Sloga, Coaldale, Alta,
Canada - 2 nedj. 2 PM stan tai
P. Pho. Steve Vucurevic, Box 10
Lethbridge, Alta.
T. Pob. Angelo Boras, Box 40S,
Coaldale, Alta, Can.
Per. B. Janja Boras, Box 4O8
DR.. John w. Hunt, Medical Bldg.
Room sol Lethbridge. Alta.
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PIP. Ivan Antak, 396 Laurier Drive
T. / B. Ante Starcevic, 1898 Noun
tain Street.
Per. Dragan Vlahovic, IA Haig
Street
Pho. Danilo Dosen, 1173 Thompson
Ave, Rossland, B. c.
Ia Trail, DR.. ]. S. Daley, 301 He
lena St.; "a Rossland, DR.. H. G.
Muth, Box 1926.
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74o Green Co. Croatians Es Rices

Landing, Pa, 3rd Sunday, PM,
Michael A. Mosier Home, r. D. l
P. Stephen J. Mosier, r. D.
PIP. Joseph A. Mosier, r. d. l
T. Thomas K. Baiaban, 1872 N.
Maiden ST., Waynesburg, Pa.
B. Michael j. Mosier, r. D 1
Per. Helen Moiser, RD
Pob. Michael Krepkovich, P. o.
Pho. Michael A. Milinovich, A
Sycamore, Waynesburg, Pa.
Us. M. l.. Bocchini, r. d.
DR.. H. B. Miller, Crucible, Pa.
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1874. Harmony ES Seattle, Wash

1874. Harmony ES Seattle, Wash.
3rd Friday each month 1880
P. M. Tin various member 8
homes).
P. Margaret Sessa, 1909 N. 8Sth
Street
PIP. Pho. Peter Belanich, 2S45-
14th Ave. West.
T. Helen Werlich, 1861 e. Mercer
ST., Apt. 6
B. Joe S. Saric, 4029-30th Ave. w.
Per. Mary D. Cherskov, 4149-3Sth
Ave. S. w.
Pob. Mary T. Sarich, 1927 Ash
worth Ave.
DIR. Sylvester Wilhelmy, 910-4th
ST., Pike Bldg.
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949. "Sava", Calgary, Alta, Can.

949. "Sava", Calgary, Alta, Can.
- 5. nedj. PM. Crkvena dvo-
rama, 610-2nd Ave. N. E.
P. Anton Buchar, 203 Armour Blk.
PIP. John Yurchevich
T. Nikola Yurchevich, GOT Marsh
Rd.
B. Steve Yurchevich, 1712-23rd
Ave. N. w.
Per. Zvonko Balija, 68-6th st.
N. f.
Pob. Margaret Moore. Gen. Del.
Pho. Nick Daniluk, Gen. Delivery
Us. Helen Bestianich, PA - 9th
Ave-, S. e.
DR.. S. Yaholnitsky, 210 Greyhound
Bldg.
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246. Napred Zastava Slave, Taco
VNvozl, Sot,yy+oly l. 7 M

246. Napred Zastava Slave, Taco
ma, Wash. - Sci cetvrtak, 700
Pm. Slovenska druStvena dvo-
rama, 4741 No. Baltimore.
P. / Pob. Mate Gunovic, 51O7 N.
44th St. CD
PIP. George Bustruc, 51O9 No. 45th
st. CD
r. John Cvitanovic, 1919 N. 42nd
st. CO.
3. A. +. krilich, 1901 N. Orchard
st. (0
Per. Anna Cvitanovic, 1919 N. 42nd
st. (6
Pho. Mary J. Krilich, 1901 Or
chard st. 60
DR.. Chas. McGill, Tacoma Smelter
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77s. "Colonials" ESL Monaco, Pa.

776. "Colonials" ESL Monaco, Pa.
-2nd Sunday P. NJ. American
Croat. Social Club, 1543 Penna.
Ave.
p. Matthew Rebrovic, 2221 Front
ST
PIP. Alojz Hoffer, Nimick Ave.
r. Rose kovatic, 1914 Summit
Ave.
Per. Ann Budacki, 906 Allaire Ave
B. Margaret Skrlac, $50 Colonial
Pob. Joseph kovacic, 1914 Summit
Ave.
Pho. Ann Budacki, S06 Allaire
Ave.
DR.. Campbell, 212-9th st.
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WEST VIRGINIA
2. ban Jelacic", Benwood, w. Va.

2. "Ban Jelacic", Benwood, w. Va.
2. nedjelju, 1880 P. M. u
Brick Bar dvorani, 220 Marshall
st.
P. John Baron, 306 Marshall st.
PIP. Steve Rubcich, 248 Marshall
St.
T. Lawrence Jackovac, 68 Roose-
welt Ave, Phone Blvd. 530-M
B. George Spisic, 292 Marshall st.
Per. Nikola Rumora. 1862 Guern-
sey ST., Bellaire, Ohio.
Pob. Helen Baron, 306 Marshall st.
Phone 231-M.
Pho. Paul Lenar, 34S Marshall st.
DR.. Michael Gaydosh, 1891 Jacob
ST., Wheeling, w. Va. Phone
Wing COS.
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7ss seayerite- Es. New Brighton

Pa. - 1st Sunday 2 PM. st.
Girl church Hall, 7O5-3rd Ave.
p. Stephen r. Brkich, P.O. Box 248
w. BridgeWater, Pa.
T., Pob. Us. G. Zivitz Jr., 1853
Grove Ave.
B. Louis Trgovac, Box 213
Per. Michael Kisic. 201-1Sth st.
Pho. Michael Spretnak, POI Beaver
Ave. Fallston, Pa.
DIR. e. J. Borkovic, 1O1l-6th Ave-,
Beaver Falls (Phone BF 949-J,
or DR. E. II. Clendennen, 808-
18th Street. New Brighton
(Phone NIB 1110-M).
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SOUTH DAKOTA
298. "VeIebit", Lead s. ID

298. "VeIebit", Lead 8. Dakota -
zadnju nedj. u mjesecu, 1880 PM
kuci 121 Columbus St.
P. Joe Cubelic, Box 274
PIP. Mato Marinovic, 415 McQuil-
Ian ST.
T. Per. Anna Prlenda, 121 Co.
lumbus Street
B. Samuel ]. Becich. Box SIT
Pob. Matt Barrie, 335 Gwinn Ave.
Pho. Marko Sentovich, 403 Gwinn
Ave.
DR.. Henry E. Davidson, COL w.
Main st.
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4S9. Sinovi Hrv. Domovine, Seat

439. Sinovi Hrv. DomOvine, Seat
tie, Wash. = 2. nedj., 1:30 Pm,
Washington Hall, 14th Ave and
E. Fir st.
P. Franjo Bodit, 1921 65rd st, S.
w.
PIP. simun Millulich, 112 Factory
ST., Renton, Wash.
T. Pob. Roy Toljan, 3O49-20th
Ave. So. Phone RA 1921
B. Mike Mataya, 1851 So. 14th
Ave.
Per. Valko Premuzic, 5061-25th
Ave. S. w.
Pho. Slavomil Leov, 1903 Weller
Street (44)
Us. Philip Mikulich, 9S0S-63rd
Ave. So.
DR.. w. e. Tupper, 900 Boylstone
Avenue.
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1853. "Stiepan Radic", ESL,

1853. "Stjepan Radio, ESL, Gle
Elum, Wash. 2. nedjelju, 2
P. M, Schoeber Hall.
P. Valentine Sadak, +, ..
PIP. John Butorac, P. o.
T. B. Emil Banich, $40 Mont
gomery
Per. Fern Banich, P.O. Roslyn,
Wash.
Pob. Pete Pasquan, 2. 0.
Pho. Charles Pasquan, P. o.
DR.. F. J. Rogalski, P.O.
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599. Hrv. Pioniri, Sanborn, Wis. 60

500. Hrv. Pioniri, Sanborn, Wis. -
2. nedj., 1870 PM, st. Anne's
Church Hall.
P. John Petrinovich, Sanborn,
Wis.
PIP. Joe Shubat, R. l, Ashland, Wis.
T. Zelda Butler, r. l, Box 78, Ash
land, Wis.
B. Lillian Moniza, r. 1, Mason,
Wis.
Per. Mary Petrinovich, r. 4, Ash
land, Wis.
Pob. Elsie Hecimovic, r. 1, Ash
land, Wis.
Pho. Charles Polich, r. 1, Mason,
Wis.
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847. Jugoslav. Sloga, Muse, ia.

847. JugoslaV. SIoga, Muse, Pa
sea nedj., PM, kod Petra Du-
bravGi6a, r. D. No. I, Canons-
burg, Pa.
P. Walter Zylo, 324 Richland Ave,
Canonsburg, Pa.
T. / Per. Petar Dubravcic, RID !
Cannonsburg, Pa.
B. Mary Dubravcic, r. D. I,
Canonsburg, Pa.
Pob. Martin Kostelic, 601 First St.
Canonsburg, Pa.
DR.. James e. Wilson, 1913 Pike St
Canonsburg, Pa.
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$40. "Zagreb," Curtisville, Pa. ES

$40. "Zagreb," Curtisville, Pa ES
1st Sunday, 400 PM, Curtisville
No. Club
P. John Plesha, R. D. 2, Box 2O2
Gibsonia, Pa.
PIP. Nick Laush, Curtisville No. !.
T. Anna Furyk, r. D. 1, Box IS,
Saxonburg, Pa.
B. Anna Beneck, Box 342, r. D. 2,
Tarentum, Pa.
Per. Anna Kondrick, Box 63, Rural
Ridge, Pa.
Pho. Anna Pipich, Box $50, r. d.
3, Tarentum, Pa.
DR.. Ferrier and DR.. Mosely, Rus
selton Clinic.
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867. Tacoma "Actiyes" ES. Taco
ma Wash - 2nd THURSDAY of

867. Tacoma "Actiyes" ES. TacO-
ma, Wash. 2nd Thursday Of
each month, s PM lin various
members homes).
P. Domlnik Kuljis, $40 N. Starr
st.
Pp. Millie Ancich, 2101 So. Ash st.
+. Mary Vukovich, 815 S. Eye St.
B. Katherine Meuccl, S13 South
Eye Street
Per. Rose Pulls, 1929 So. Kay st.
Pob. Ann Mack, 4114-6th Ave.
Pho. Eva Cuculich, 2519 No. Starr
st.
DR.. Thomas West, 1017 N. 10th
Street
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MANITOBA

788. "Grad OzalJ", Film Flon,
Man., Canada - nedj. TOO r.
M. Community Hall
P. Mate Zoretic, SO list Ave.
PIP. Pho. Marko Kasumovit, Box
265
T. Pob. George Komanac, 27 Hap
not st.
Per. Lovro Eric, 81 Hapnot
B. Milo Mako, S6-1st Ave.
DR.. Percy johnson
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745. Croatian Monntaineers, ESL.

745. Croatian Monntaineers, ESL.,
BenwOod, w. Va. - 3rd Sunday
2P. M. Brick Bar Hall 220 Mar
shall st.
P. John Perkovic, Al Roosevelt AV.
PIP. Olga Muchek, 324 Marshall St.
7. Per. Ana Kostolic. 2038 Mar
shall st.
B. Rose Muchek. 260 Marshall st.
Pob. Joseph A. Perman, % Roose-
welt Ave.
Pho. Guy Angalich, 6612 e. 9th
St., McMechen, w. Va.
Us. John V. Svinjarich. 434 Haz-
lett Ave, Warwood, w. Va.
DR.. Michael Gaydosh, 1881 Jacob
St. Wheeling. w. Va.
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ITO. "Conquerors", ES Verona, Pa

End Monday, 1880 PM, National
Home, 312 Arch st.
p. George Mooney, 314 Arch st.
PIP. Frank Bursic, 1856 w. Railroad
Avenue
T. Catherine Leopold, 225 Allie
gheny Ave.
B. Mary Luzer. $50 Penn st.
Per. Dorothy Mangino, 404 West
Railroad Ave.
Pob. for men William Panian,
155 Fairview Ave; for women
Catherine Leopold, 225 Alleg-
heny Avenue
Pho. William Panian, 155 Fairview
Ave.
Us. Joseph F. Heir, 336 Penn st.
DR.. Eugene M. Hagan, Henke
Bldg, Oakmont, Pa.
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27l, Nirisna Ruza, Aberdeen,

Wash. - 2. nedj., 1880 PM, Gro
attain Hall, 122 w. Curtis st.
p. Ivan Nikolac, 400 w. Scott st.
PIP. Frank Krznarich, S18 West
Second st.
T. | 'Pob. George Markich, 500 w.
King St.
Per. Joe Limich, 215 w. Curtis st.
B. Joe Limich, 215 w. Curtis st.
Pho. Nick Dragovich, 107 E. Scott
st.
DR.. l. r. Watkins, Becker Bldg,
zamj. DR.. F. T. Bubnik.
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P. Frank Lopuh, 1918 8. 9th st.
PIP. Blaz Kuznacic, 1907 So. 10th
St.
T. i Pob. Malta Trgovec, 1918 8.
9Th st.
B. Joseph Zlodi, 1901 Arizona Ave.
Per. Anna Strojinc, Route 4,
Washington Ave.
Pho. Edward Dekanich, 924 Ken
lucky Ave.
DR.. l.. Gruenwald, 1431-N. 9Th st.
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SO. DR.. ID. Starcevic, ROslyn, Wash.
/. nedjelju, $50 AM, Musso
Hall.
p. Anton Jasper, Box LOG
PIP. Pho. Andre Sporcich, Sr.,
Box 81, Ronald, Wash.
r. Rudy kovacevich, Box 26
3. / Pob Roko Ferkovich, Box 3O2.
Per. JuraJ Majnaric, Box l67.
DR.. J. P. Mooney; DR.. Roy Jutzy
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606. Dalm. Sloga, Bluefield, w.

606. Dalm. Sloga, Bluefield, w.
Va. 2. nedjelju, 200 Pm, u
stanu Johna Shode, r. 3
P. MILO Basic, Box 224, McComas,
w. Va.
T. Anton Viljac, r. 3, Box $50
e. Robert Shoda, r. 8, Box 642
Per. Petar Begovic, r. 3, Box 636
Pob. Ivan Pitesa, Box 155, Nc
Comas, w. Va.
Pho. Jure Rincic, r. l, Box 410
DR.. P. r. Fox, Law and Com
merce Bldg.
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885. herzegovina, MontesanO, Wa

shlngtOn : I. nedJ., Z:UU I'M,
Tin various members homes).
P. B. Ivan Lanac, 229 S. 7th st.
PIP. Marian Bogdanovich, S04
Marcy Ave.
T. Julia Bogdanovich, s04 West
Marcy Ave.
Per. Mato B. Bender, 229 s. 7th
Street
Pob. Kata Papac, S12 w. Marcy
Avenue
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568. TRADITIONS" Il. S., Bentley
vile, Pa. - 1st Sunday 200 P.
M. at home John Bertovich
P. George Kiski, P. o.
T B. Kathryn Bertovich, p. o.
Per. Emmeline Zamiska, P. o.
Pob. Mary Bertovich, P. o.
Pho. Joseph RADICAL, Ellsworth,
Pa.
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687, Slopa Rudara, Diamondyii

687. Sloga Rudara, Diamondville,
Wyo. - 2 nedj. 11:00 AM, Slov.
Dom
P. Mike Zakotnik, 502 Coral st.
kemmerer, Wyo.
PIP. Stjepan Katalinich, 300 Pine
Ave, Kemmerer, Wyo.
T. B. 1 Per. Frank Jurak, Box 81
Frontier, Wyo.
Pob. Joe Ajdukovic, 301 Pine Av.
Kemmerer, Wyo.
Pho. Michael Eres, Box 7
DIR. Robert o. Hommer, Kem-
merer, Wyo.
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DR.. c. A. Grand, Ashland, Wis.
692. Amity, ESL. Kenosha, WI

692. Amity, ESL. kenosha, Wis.
2nd Tuesday of each month
1880 P. M, Burger Hall, 4913 -
7th Ave-
P. Frank Odar, 3718 - 10Th Ave.
PIP. Frank r. Lane, 5532 - 38th
Avenue
T. Justine kluka, 1809-43rd st.
B. Elizabeth Burger. 4610-7th
Per. Georgia Deck, 1851 Sheridan
Road
Pob. Elsie Pasalich, 924 - seth
Place
Pho. Steffie Lane, 5532-3Sth Ave.
Us. Anne Damjanovic, 1902 Sheri-
dan Rd.
DR.. Leonard Rauen, 6S20-14 Ave.