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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03
BY Barb" barnes
HI Debs and Dates!


This week has been rather
drab week for happenings. Not
many parties to my knowledge.
but l know all OF you enjoyed the
long week end anyway.
Dolores Smiley nad an invita-
tional birthday party Friday
night, some OF the 'debs and dates
present were Lovey Williams. Jo-
anne Carter. Brenda Cunningham.
Dempsey Kimble, Wanda Robin
son, Deloris FAison, Milly Rcasby,
Shirley Faison, Darlene Pests.
Donna Carter. Marilyn Burger,
jeff Melton. Norman westberry,
George Jones, Ronnie Leverson.
Harry Dillon. Fred Jerricks, Burl
Grigsby. Robert Green. Larry An
derson, Tommy Frazier. Charles
Norwood. Don Patterson. Maurice
Burton. All kinds OF refreshments
were served and Dee" received
some very nice gifts.
heard the Ruth Brown dance
was a bowling success Thursday
night. l know all of you who went
had Il real tough time! I expect "a
see all of you out Friday to see
the "Midnighters"
Monday, most OF the debS and
dates were out TO Excelsior hav.
ing a humdinger OF "A time. Es.
peCially Luarla Tinsley and Mic.
key Simson.
Here are my two selected per.
sonalities for this week.
Deb Personality
This deb stands about five
feet, four inches. and weighs an
estimated 100 pounds. She Is a
ninth grader nj Bryant Junior
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Rose Booker Wsds
EdwuVd MelNoore

Mrs Rose Booker 1901 Bryant
Av N. became the bride Of Ed
ward MCMoorc. son Of Mrs. Elsie
McMoorc ll8 r. 2hth 81. Satur-
day evening. May ~, at . y. M.
at the parsonage Of st Peters
AME church Rev. Martin l.. Sim
mons performed the double ring
ceremony
Attending the couple were Mrs
Anna Rice and Robert Wallace
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs McMoOTe will be
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03

This present day and hour In
our individual and personal day
Of judgement II we live pridcfulIy.
wickedly for, without the love
and goodness ~ God within ~,
our souls are Hhrivelicd. and We
cannot know peace and bindneaH
and contentment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03

High, You can always find her
up at the drugstore on Ssth St.
which seems 60 be her favorite
hangout She was the queen of the
contest that ST. Thomas church
gave at the YMCA! She Is one of
the most charming girls out on
the southsidc. and she has great
ability. BY now I'm sire you all
know it's Donna Carter. better
known TO you as "Punky."
Punky has the ability OF being
big success In whatever she at
tempts 90 do, I couldn't get out
OF her who her favorite Date Ia.
but II you live out south. you can
easily guess!!'
Date Personality
He stands about ak feet, two
inches and In n junior at Mime
apolis Central lie In well known
huuHu 'tHNIh loT MS DaahelUali
ability, In fact he is one OF Cen
trails most valuable players His
favorite hRngout In also the drug
store along with a lot 81 other
Debs and Dates, lie IL known also
for his swell sense OF humor! The
Kids" hav nicknamed him Big
Moe" because OF his height. As
you probably already know Maur-
ice Burton Is my topic this week
Maurice has great ability at just
about every thing and especially
basketball which tops his list as
favoritc sports Maurice wouldn't
admit who his favorite Deb Is.
but everyone knows who his eyes
are turned for'l
Moe seems To be liked by
everyone and he should go long
ways with his personality,
Well, folks" that Just about
winds II up for this week, but
III be back In two weeks with
a few more and better things 10
tell you all about. SO be real cool
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-03

Surprise Visit From SonI MIR.
and Mrs, Charles GrigAby, 400
Second Az T., were pleasantly
surpriAed on May ~. when their
son. A/2nd Class Phillip NJ. Grigp.
by arrived by plane from Lowrie
Field. Denver Colo, for n week
end visit lie left for hia base on
Sunday evening, May 20.
In IIospitaIi Mrs Corinnc Lacy
Of $40 Humboldt No In In Mt,
Sinai hospital she In doing well
and hopes To sec her friends soon.
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Social and Personal
q MINNEAPOLIS :

Attending Conference Mr. and Shelton Granger and
children of 4556 Fifth Av S. left Saturday May IS for San
Francisco Calf where Mr. Granger will the annual con-
ference OF the National Conference of Social Workers
Week End Guests: The MessrS William and Calvin Meyers
Of Sioux Falls, s. d. and Edgar c. Edwards of Chicago Ill.,
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until later
Happy birthday 10 Brenda
Cunningham and Darlene Pests
Barb"
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Reception For NeWlywsd
Albert Banhuu,s On
SATURDAY., June IA

Miss Lillian Irene Williams.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mra, Noah
Powers of 1000 Fuller Az. be.
came the bride OF Albert NJ, Ban,
ham. son OF Mr., and Mrs. Albert
II. Banham Of III Carroll Av., at
II a, m. Saturday, May n In Ma
son city la.
Attending the couple were Miss
EEtella Gray and David Banham.
brother of the groom,
A reception honorinR the newly.
weds viii be given by MIR. and
Mrs. Powers on Saturday, June
IL. at Dining Car Waters Union
Local ole recreation room, The
hours are from to IL y. M.
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AZ home to their friends at ti6
T.. 25th st.
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This deb stands about five
feet four inches. and weighs an
estimated 100 pounds. She Is a
ninth grader at Bryant Junior
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WILLIAM E CRATIC Pres CURTIS C cHIvERs chrm
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-04-07

her back porch to hang up
some clothes. The terrific wind
forced her from the porch and
she landed on the cement walk
below. Both wrists were frac-
tured, an ankle sprained and
her chest painfully bruised.
A neighbor of Mrs. Van Horn,
Mrs. Isaac Welk went across
street to get her mail. The ter
rible wind actually blew her to
the ground. She was unable to
get up until passing motorist
came to her rescue. She was
painfully bruised but is now
able to be about her home with
the help of a cane.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Battles
visited their son, Roy Battles
and family, in Silver Springs,
Md, last week. They report
that their son is recovering sat-
isfactorily from his hip opera
ton. He is still assisted by
crutcheS but has returned to his
duties as assistant to the Mas
ter of the National Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shanow-
er returned on Wednesday after
vacation of nearly two month
in Eustis, Fla.
DR.. and Mrs. A. John Rose
spent a recent weeks vacation
in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stoner
and son Stephen and daughter,
Suzanne left on Saturday for a
trip to Washington, DC. They
were looking forward to enjoy
ing the cherry blossoms and al
so to visiting a cousin there.
Charles Kasky has been in
Sylvania visiting his sons Carl
and Leonard Kasky and fami-
lies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond
have returned from a trip
south. After visiting their son
and family near Chicago, they
drove south mostly west of the
Mississippi River. One stop was
at Natchez, Miss, where they
enjoyed the Garden club tours.
They continued to New Orleans
and along the Gulf Coast to
east of Pensacola, Fla. A stop
enroute north ws at Kate Dun
can Smith D. A. R. School in
Grant, Ala. The drive included
twelve states.
Miss Martha Schwarz return
ed on Tuesday to Bradford Jun
ior College Bradford, Mass. af-
ter a vacation of ten days at
her home here.
Douglas Richmond, a student
at Bethany College, West Va,
is home for vacation.
Douglas Banister arrived at
home from Grinnell College,
Grinnell, Iowa, on Sunday for
the spring vacation.
Clarence E. Ashley, who ws
Superintendent of Chester high
school 1910 IL, was calling
in Chester on Saturday. He is
Specialist in Educational Sur
vey and lives at 102 N. 9th
st. Camp Hill, Pa.
Robert Cummings, spent the
weekend at his parents home
III Brookville, Pa. Mr.. Cum
.mings father died early in
March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nichols,
Mrs. w. W.. Williamson, Gail
Jacobs and Mrs. Bert Hearn
were in Medina on Friday to
attend the funeral of a cousin,
Ora Nichols.
Frank Belts has recovered
from his eye operation and is
able to be out and to go to
the hospital for treatments.
Mrs. Laura Donahue and Miss
Mary Donahue spent Sunday
with the Murray LaMoreaux's.
They came to be present at
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hospital and is still there under
the care of a specialist.
Richard Rutledge has return
ed from Lake county hospital.
Z0ning Commission Meeting
The Chester Zoning Commits
sion will hold its quarterly pub
lie meeting at the C h e ster....
Town Hall on Wednesday, April
l3, at $3.50 pm.
All property owners having
questions concerning zoning ma
attend.
Change of Address
Chester residents who live on
Shady Lane and are receiving
mail from the Novelty Post OF
flee, starting April 16, will re-
ceive mail from Chesterland !.
This section will be added to
Route / carried by E d win
From California
Mrs. Lena Cottrel Moss write
from Hemet, Calf, that she is
much improved in health and
expects to return to Chester "a
bout May l. AT present she has
rented an apartment in Hemet
with her sister, Mrs. Belle VIII
son has come up from san
Diego and is with her. Recent
ly another sister, Mrs. Ethel
Law, arrived from Florida and
now the three remaining Bailey
girls" are spending a very en-
joyable time together.
Confirmation Service
Judy Dill, Susan Brill, Carole
Vodegel and Kenneth Welsh we
were confirmed at Our Savior
Lutheran church, Mayfield Hts,
on Sunday, April 3. On Sunday
afternoon there was open house
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Dill, in honor of h ir
daughter.
Ladies Night Out
A White Elephant sale will
be one of the headline attrac-
tions at the Ladies Night Out
meeting which will be held at
the home of Mrs. o. Milano,
Cedar Rd., on April 13, at 800
pm.
This meeting is announced as
a "Flapper Party" and mem
bers are asked to come dress
ed as "Flappers." There will
be a Charleston" contest.
Birthday Party
Patricia Keller celebrated her
18th birthday with a pajama
party. Judy Lewis, Joyce Alb
bott, Frances Klouda, Marge
Loucks, Arawana Hayaship Car
ol Richmond and Dee Ann Flet-
terick were those present.
Bake Sale
A BAKE SALE has been an
nounced by the Chester Branch
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Geauga county Hospital Asso-
citation for Saturday, April 16.
This will be held at Food Town
at East Gate Shopping Center.
Cakes pies, breads, rolls Cor 4
articles made with yeast dough-
are solicited. Home made, not
package mixes, are preferred.
If possible bring contributions
to Nol-Hill Pottery Shop, May
field road. If unable to bring
there, please call Mrs. John
Pa 9-7302.
An I'LL Wind
It was an Ill wind which blew
on Seminary Hill on the Tues
day of the storm here. Two
women, who were it's victims,
are still nursing injuries. Mrs.
Charles Van Horne went out on
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CHESTER

by the Chester Grange at Park
side Recreation on Saturday eve
ming, April 8, at $3.50 pm. Pro-
gressive pinochle and five hun
dred will be played. There will
be prizes and refreshments.
Those in Service
A new address has come for
Paul Shellhammer. Mr.. She'll
hammer for several years, a
teacher of music in the West
Geauga schools, was called in
to the Army service last sum-
mer. He has thus far, been sta
toned at Fort Knox. The ad-
dress follows:
Pvt. Paul E. Shellhammer U.
S. 52371172 LIST SPEC. TING. co.
3rd. TING. co. ARTC. Ft Knox,
Kentrucky
Edward Eugene Jacobs was
discharged from the US. Navy
on March "a. He had been on
duty on the U. S. S. Norfolk
and was discharged in Boston.
He has resumed his work with
the Industrial Rayon Corpora
ton where he was employed be-
fore he entered the service. For
the present Mr.. and Mrs. Jac-
obs and children are with Mrs.
Jacobs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Glaze.
Pernnial Gardeners
The Perennial Gardeners
held meeting at the home of
Mrs. R. w. Knupp, Fairmount
Rd., Novelty, on March 80. The
speaker was Mrs. Thomas FL
der of Willowick who conduct
ed a workshop on the making
of corSages. Plans are under
way for a Garden B a z a ar
which will be held in the Ches-
ter Grade Building n May 13.
This will be sponsored by the
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NEWS from
News by Lennah b. Bond
Telephone Park 9-7O16


Pre- School p. t. A.
Another speaker is Mrs. How
ard Boss, kindergarten geacher
Mrs. Boss will talk on the sub
ject, "The Accomplishments OF
Kindergarten" The style show
was reported to be very sue
cessful. An expression OF thanks
was given to those members
who were responsible for this
successful undertaking.
Card Party
A card party, to which the
public is invited, will be given
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two Garden clubs.

TWO Garden clubs.
\ t
Pre- School p. T. A.
April 13 is the date of the
next meeting Of the Pre-school
P.T.A. this will be held at
800 pm. in the Russell grade
bhilding.
Miss Catherine Ryaza, grade
teacher will speak on the topic,
"The Anticipation of the First
Grade"
Cub Scout Pack Meeting
The monthly Cub Scout Pack
meeting was held at the Rus
sell school building on Wednes-
day evening, Mar. 80. T h e
theme for March was, ct h e
Knights of Yore." The following
dens presented skits about kni-
ghthood, De. 3, Mrs. Arthur
Raymond, den mother; Den Z
Mrs. D. N. Martin, Den Moth
er; Den 8, Mrs. r. G. Burns,
Den Mother; Den 5, Mrs. v.
M. ClutS, Den Mother; Five
DenS had exhibits of Shields
and Swords. These are listed
with the Den Mothers, Den /,
Mrs. j. C. Stoner; Den 2 Mrs.
E. c. FaSsett; Den 4, Mrs.
H. D. Williams, Den 6, Mrs.
r. Stefanek; Den 9, Mrs. j.
Spisak.
The cub scouts had annual
inspection on general appear
ance and uniforms. The entire
group, of approximately IS boys
received an average of 81 per-
cent.
Heir Ways
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patter-
son are the parents of a son
weighing 91a pounds born in
Huron Road hospital March %.
H has been given the name
Jack r.
Born March 90, a son, Alex
ander Jay to Mr.. and Mrs. Ale
xander Milanick..
Chris Michael is the name
given to the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy John, Sperry Road,
born March 20.
The Sick List
Barbara Wenger, seven year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Wenger, was taken to
the hospital on Saturday. Her
condition is serious. Her ad =
dress is Room 1856, Babies and
Childrens Hospital, University
Hospitals, Cleveland, Ohio.
Little Kathy Norton, remains
seriously i'll in Doctors Hospital.
Last reports were that there is
a slight improvement in h e r
condition.
Frank Svetek, who has been
continued at st. Lukes Hospital
for 13 weeks with a serious
back condition, remains about
the same.
Mrs. Cora Ballard, aged IS,
is slightly better but still con-
fined to her bed and seriously
i'll.
Mrs. Norman Evans is. con-
fined to her hme suffering with
an eye affliction. She is allow
ed only to visit her doctor wher
she receives treatments.
Mrs. Ida Phillis was rushed
to Euclid Glenville hospital on
Saturday to receive treatment
for a severe case of bloodpoi-
sioning. According to last re :
ports she was out, of danger.
Mrs. Roy Eddy, who has been
suffering with a serious back
ailment is somewhat improved.
Evelyn Randell was brought
home from Huron Road hospital
on Wednesday. She started he
morhaging from her mouth and
nose and returned to t he
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the christening of Laura LaMor-
eaux.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14

will be Close Calls" Please note
that this is a week later than plan
ned.
A social afternoon was enjoyed
by the birthday group, Friday, when
Edna Larson and Florence Leach
entertained at the Larson home
commemorating their birthdays. The
time passed quickly with sewing and
visiting, after which the traditional
cake with extras were served to the
members and four guests.
Mrs. Marjorie Wylder attended the
fall council meeting of the home
demonstration clubs of the county
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14

moved to Columbia Falls. They have
been residing on the former Murphy
farm in the Halfmoon district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Keller were
overnight guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Hemmer at Chester, the pas!
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Larson and
family, Mrs. Cora Larson, Mrs. Anr
Uffert and Mrs. Norman Bergen anC
children and Susan Hoye were din
ner guests, Sunday, at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Graham, Essex
! Mrs. Norman Bergen, circuit WMF
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Schedule Church Services
In Glacier Park

WEST GLACIER-Services will be
conducted at 7:30 p. M, Sunday at
the conference training hall, Glacier
National Park by the Rev. Paul "
Neel OF the First Presbyterian
church, Whitefish Participating will
De the choir of the First Presbyter-
Ian church of Whitefish under the
direction of Mrs. T. w. Hiatt, ac-
companied by Mrs. Robert Spears,
Jr., pianist.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Engineers Meet At
aluminium Plant
(deIaYed) J

American Institute of Mining and
Metallurgical Engineers, Montana
section, met at the Anaconda Alum
mum Co. plant, Oct. /.
About 70 were in attendance in
cluding 80 engineers from out of the
area
Presenting papers were James
Smith, Anaconda Aluminium Co. pro-
duction superintendent; Ed Woster,
potlines superintendent; Don Nc
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
at Lower Valley Grange hall, Fri

at Lower Valley Grange hall, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Powell
were in Helena over the weekend
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Keller were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Keller and family a
Libby.
Robert KaSer left Tuesday for
Bremerton, WASH, after spending a
weeks leave from the Navy with
his mother, Mrs. Winnie Kaser.
The John A. Johnsrud family have
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Raymond Bell Joins Staff
At Columbia Falls Bank

Raymond Bell, formerly of Will
iston, N. Dak., has joined the Bank
of Columbia Falls staff, according
to AL Carter, vice president.
Bell moved to Columbia Falls a
month ago, and had been employed
in two different banks at Williston
for nine years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell have purchased
a Monegan Construction Co. built
home on First Avenue East.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Surplus Sole

WEST GLACIER-O'Neil Printers
Kalispel, were successful and high
bidders on four pieces of office
equipment sold as surplus by Glac
ier National Park. O'Neils bid $57
for Remington Rand bookkeeping
machine, $42.5O for an adding mach
inc and SIS and $3.50 for two Un-
derwood typewriters.
Fred Landrus, COeur d'Alene,
Idaho also bid on all four pieces, and
Eugene Vandevanter, Columbia
Falls, on the adding machine, and
Ed Brewster, Apgar, on a typewrit-
er.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-14
Oct. 26 Chosen
For LBH Meeting
by LRh club

LASALLE-Members of the LBH
club are reminded of the regular
club meeting Oct. 26 at the home of
Mrs. Florence Leach. Topic for the
afternoon is candy making Roll call
Master, casting superintendent, and
Hal Kanzler, electrical superinten-
dent.
/, Dinner was at the Club Rocco.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28

Meanwhile, we urge that
you use the Xmas Holiday
season to organize your lodge
bowlers, men and women.
Come paired and entered as
the rules on the entry blanks
permit. Said official entry
blanks will soon be in the
hands of lodge sports direc-
tors and secretaries. BY all
means contact your lodge.
Only as the last resort
write to J. A. Strinich. 640-
18th Street, Clarion, Pa,
the local league secretary, or
the C,F.U. Sports-Education-
al Department, 3441 Forbes
Street, Pittsburgh, 13, Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
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Dukane Tams Schedule
Concert In AIiquippa

Aliquippa, Pa. - The Uni
ted Croatian Organizations of
Aliquippa will sponsor the
concert appearance here Feb
ruary 26, 1856, of the famous
Duquesne University Tam
buritzans.
The Tammies will perform
their great show in the spa
cious Aliquippa High School
Auditorium and proceeds
from the concert will be given
to the local Hospital fund.
We respectfully request all
local and district >organiza-
tions to keep February 26th,
1856, an open date on their
schedules.
John Robash, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28
Toronto ITS Members
To Raise Ned Dec. 81

Toronto, Ont. - "Canucks"
CFU Lodge 975 will hold it's
Annual New Years Eve Par
ty at the Kimbourne Hall,
1880 Danforth Avenue, just
west of CoxWe!l.
The music for this happy
occasion will be rendered by
the Jadran Tamburitzans un-
der the direction of Charles
Fudurich.
We extend an invitation to
our members and friends to
help us welcome in the New
Year.
The entertainment of the
evening will delight both
young and old.
j. Simac, Publicity
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Slovan 548 To Stage
New Years Eve Dance

SlOvan, Pa. - "St. Joseph"
CFU Lodge 548 will sponsor
a Dance New Years Eve, De-
cember 81, at the Lodge
Home.
Music for your dancing and
listening pleasure will be pro-
vided by the Burgettstown
Tamburitzans and the usual
Croatian delicacies and re-
freshments will be available.
We invite all the members
and friends of Lodge 548 and
the surrounding lodges to at
tend this gala New Years
Eve Celebration.
John Kosovec, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28
Detroit 351 Meet Set
For Sunday, January 8

Detroit, Mich. - This is to
notify the members O. C.F.U.
Lodge 351 that the regular
monthly meeting which was
to be held Sunday, January l.,
1856, will be postponed until
the following Sunday, Janu-
ary 9Th.
1t is urgent that every
member attends this session,
which will begin at 2::30 PM.
We take this opportunity
to wish you all a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
Mark Kramarich, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28
New Years Day Party
In Verona Narodni Dom

Verona, Pa. "Narodni
Dom" at 312 Arch Street will
hold it's annual party for the
regular and social members
New Years Day, January 1,
1856.
AS most of the members
know, each member will re-
ceive one dollars worth of
tickets, free Of charge, which
may be used for refresh
ments.
The festivities will get un-
der way at 100 PM, and an
orchestra will provide music
for dancing from 700 PM on.
We invite all the members
of our 3 lodges and the So
cial members of the 'Narodni
Dom" to make this party a
must on their social calendar
for the New Years weekend.
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Battle Creekers viii
Whoop II Up Dec. 31st

Battle Creek, Mich. - CFU
Lodge 533 will sponsor a New
Years Eve Dance at the
Croatian Hall, 115 Third st.
Dancing will be from 900
PM until 200 AM to the mu-
sic of the Novi Tamburasi.
There will be roses for the
ladies and favors for all.
Ham sandwiches will be
served throughout the eve
ming.
Come early, for we can't
have our 400 AM closing
this year, since New Years
Day falls on Sunday this
time.
Violet Bellies, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28
Bessemer Members Eye
Coming OF Better Year

Bessemar, Pa. - A New
Years Eve Dance will be
sponsored by CFU Lodge 309
at the Croatian Home, East
Poland Avenue and 9th st.
Dancing to the music of
Jimmy Enmet and his orches-
ira will take place from 900
PM until ???, and admission
fee will be $1.00.
We invite all our lodge
members and friends Of the
surrounding area to come out
and help us welcome in the
New Year.
Matt Fabijanchich, Sec'y,