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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-13

Walter Schaublin, Ralph Wood
head, Wayne Matter, Wade Oberly,
Walter Hochstettler and Wayne
Badertscher from Emmanuels Re-
formed church were among those
who attended Mems Congress at
New Bremen, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Schaublin
and family and Sharon Gratz called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schaublin
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Marquart
and daughter of Van Vert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Marquart and daughter
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Marquart.
Mrs. ]. l. Luginbuhl spent Satur-
day in Dayton with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Luginbuhl and family.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Miller a daughter Carol Lee last
Thursday evening at the Bluffton
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Luginbuhl
and Mrs. Amos Luginbuhl were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Marquart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Amstutz called
Sunday evening at the VIM. Am
stutz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schaublin
spent Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Schaublin and family
in honor of their son Roberts birth
day.
Mrs. Ella Dillman and Cassie Lug
inbuhl called Sunday evening at the
Mrs. Amos and Weldon Luginbuhl
home.
Past week callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Hochstettler and daughter
and Mrs. Amos Gerber were Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Amstutz of Bluffton;
Donald Kagey, Mrs. Jess Amstutz,
Mrs. Milton Lugibill, Mrs. Sam
Kohler and daughter, Mrs. Gene
Leedy, Mrs. Reuben Basinger and
daughter Opal, Noah Hochstettler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Leedy and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gerber
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Hochstettler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Best of New
Erie, Mich, spent the week end with
their daughter, Mrs. Stanley Miller
and family.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-13
Director of international Bible School
In Sutherland TO Speak At Local Church

His experiences in helping to
bring together the church leaders of
former enemy countries to organize
an international Bible school in
Basel, Switzerland, will be described
by the Rev. Cornelius Wall, director
of the international school, at a
meeting sponsored by 10 Mennonite
churches of this area Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 18, at the Ebenezer Men
MONTE church. The service will begin
at 8 o'clock.
A native of Mountain Lake, Mimi,
Rev. Mr.. Wall was for many years
fon the faculty Of the Bible School of
Mountain Lake. He is a minister in
the Mennonite Brethren Church.
Since 1947 he and Mrs. Wall served
in the European refugee program of
the Mennonite Central committee
He was an itinerant pastor among
the thousands of Mennonite refugees
scattered through Western Germany
and Austria.
The former Mountain Lake man
was largely responsible for es-
tablishing the Bible school at Basel
Through his efforts French, German
and Swiss Mennonites with the as
sistance of North American Mennon-
ties united on the project. At pres
ent 45 students are enrolled there
from all parts of Europe.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-13

The Rev. w. J. Flickinger, recent
ly installed pastor of the Ebenezer
church, is making arrangements for
the meeting with pastors of other
churches of the area.
Rev. Mr.. Wall will visit more than
so Mennonite churches of the U. S.
and Canada before he and Mrs. Wall
return to Europe in November. The
visitation has been arranged by the
MCC.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-13
YMCA Travel Lecture
Series Scheduled

Season tickets for the Lima YMCA
are available locally from the Rev.
G. T. Soldner, it was announced this
week. The series, which continues
through March, began Wednesday
with a lecture by Winefred Walker
on "Home to Australia"
The lectures are on Wednesday
evenings at pm. in the new Lima
Senior high school auditorium. The
next one on November on Hawaii
will be by Nicol Smith; Clifford
Kamen speaks on "Spain" on Decem-
Der z; Monument Valley Adventure
a description of the land of the
Navajos in Western U. S. will be
given on January 18 by Francis R.
Line; Journey to Skeleton Coast
in Africa by Quentin Keynes is
scheduled for February 8; and wild
life of Marsh and Mountain, lee
ture on the Rockies, is scheduled for
March IA.
All of the lecturers are also pre-
pared to show films in color on their
travels.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-13

THE KHAPRA BEETLE is re-
garded as the worlds worst pest in
stored grain and seeds. A new
conner to the U. S., it gained entry
to this country during World War
III.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-13

WHEAT EXPORTS by the U. S.
in the year ended June 80 were 20
percent higher than year earlier.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-15
lDoilv si&ku Sentinel x Arrowhead Press
 p~a r Thursday, December IS, 1855
Page Four

that the coaches prefer that tile rules rernain unchanged tor tile 1856 season, with the excepplon of edH. orial changes which will be made for claridication wfler- ever necessary. There were very few proposed rules changes and in general ndlhing was sltg- gested that had not been propo- sed before ."
 It was pointed out there was only one complaint of any real importance. That concerned the so-called ''false start" It seems there still are teams which con- sider it good, clean fun to de- wise fake move to draw the opposing team offside and thus into a penalty.
 Last January the committee spent two full days studying the problem and trying to draft the rule for better clarity, bet the result was negative.
 They just couldn't find z
 way to improve the rule again. 2. false starts without running into difficulties in some other
 direction. It was the old chain
 reaction situation, like a fix-i
 man starting 10 repair a leak.
 pipe and wihdinlg up with an ul planned swimming pool in hi
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-15

heve the rules makers are just born tinkerers; a bunch of do- it-yoGrself guys who could take a glittering new bicycle tt1at runs perfectly and fool around with it until it would rum only in a circle.
 'Taint necessarily So. The ru- les committee of the American Football Coaches Association, whose recommendations usu- ally are adopted by the NCAA committee, thinks the game is pretty good as IS. and isn't plan ming to tinker with it a. pre- sent.
 The coaches committee, in a tabloid-size questionaire sem to members of the association bears this notation:
 'sThe replies TO the coaches rules committee letter of Nov 4 in which all members of oul association were asked to sub init proposed changes to be in cluded in the annual rules que. tionaire have been received and studied. It is qua-e evidear
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-15

basement.
 Consequently nothing was done this year, but a committee was named to study lthe pro- blem and report at the next meeting. The current question: naire asked the members ii. they had any experience Wath teams which employed tactics designed to draw their oppon-- ents offside, and if the answer lis ives" to state if the problem was caused by weak rule. poor interpretations by coaches
 and officials, or lack of enforce
 ment by officials.
 It also asks. is it agreed the problem sill exists, if the mem Ibers would favor a reconInen- dation to the NClAA rules corn-
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-15
TAI HEELS SHOW THEY ARE COMING TEAM
by The Associated Press

by The Associated Press
 This, very definlitely, must be Brooklyn's year.
 The FlaHbrush victory ir1flu- eaee is extending south to North Carolina where the tall, talented Tar Heel basketball team is showing evidence of be coming one of the collegiate powers.
 Frank Mcclure, the N. C. coach, is foguner St. JoEln's of Brooklyn mentor. Lenrie Ros- enblu.h, the tearn's high SCOT CT, played high school ball in Brooklyn and sophomore sen sation Joe Quigg also comes from FlaHbush. So does Pete Brennan. a good-looking for ward.
 And the Dodgers had noth- ing on the Tarheels. For Me Gluire's lads have won theiG first four games this season without hardly worl1ing up 3 sweat.
 Last night, Alabama, the na- tion's sixth-ranked team, was moved down by North Caro- lina's high-powered attack in one of the big upsets of fhe buddi1lg campaign.
 The Tarheels won 99-77 handing 'Barna it's first defea in five starts. Rosenbluth, 6-5 dropped in 29 points, IT in the first half.
 In other games, second ranked Month Carolina State routed South Carolina 90-66 Dayton swamped Idaho 93-56 LaSalle defeated Lafayette 95 81 and Richmond knocked of VMI 96-54 in Southern con ference game Washington Q s.. Louis surprised Carlisiu 68-63 and St. Joseph's (Pa. knocked VlilDan0vay from tjh unbeaten ranks 83-7O. Purdu edged Loyola of Chicago 69-6 on Don Thurribung's jump sho in the last 10 seconds and Hou ston tripped Texas A & M 78 A.
 North Carolina boosted it average to 88 points a gam' as the 6-9 Quigg and Jeruv Vayda cornpleme1ted Rossen bluth's output with 18 point. apiece. Brennan had 13. N. C previously had beaten Clemson South Carolina and Geortgis Tech.
 Dayton's Flyers, ranked sev- en h in the last Associated Press poll, had an easy time a. gainst Idaho for their fifth straight victory. Seven-foot Bill Uhl paced the winners with Is points.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-15

competition with any private en erprise heretofore licensed by the state"
 It was referred to the ibin o1 rights committee.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-15
Gil Nettinas
by Gil Truitt

The heralded Philadelphia Glan.s cloMq1ed their way to another fun maIking triumph before capacity crowd that dheered its approval as the fbasketbaiIl n1agicians from the east had the local ANB Tribe in a constant state of bewild- erment from beginning to end.
 The score, which is insigrif- icant, was 79-45. It could have been worse.
 Held over for another night the Giants will meet an All Star team this evening in a game scheduled to begin at 8 D. m. There will be no prelirn- inary game.
 Fresh from victories that be- gan in Prince Ruppert and 1 through Juneau night before last, the Giants showed local cage patrons why they are stepping up each year to a po- siItion of national prominence. Coming to town with their bag of tricks - the Giants be- gan their rapid fire and sleight of hand exhibition of passing !, in a third quarter that turned 1 into comedy of tricks as the colored qui11t did everything but eat the ball
 Although looking foolish at times the ANB clan took the clowning and shenanigans very sportsmanli.ke and enjoyed and got a big kick ou. of the whole show
 1 Curtis Johnson. the clown of the squad was unable to
 make the trip but his substi-
 tute, Bill Rogers. performed
 with aIll i.he antics of a Goose TatuHn with rapid-hke chatter that caught the fancy of the vast crowd.
 Working in clock-like fash , ion. the Phily oui fit tossed the ball around like hot potato and scored amy time it pleased
 The ANB Tribe, which was
 rather inept at times, took ev-
 erything The visitors had in a
 manner that was pleasing tC the fans even when it meant having the ball bounced be- tween legs that wouldn't move and head That seemed to be good place to rest the ball in order to cool it off.
 The local club had a dry spell for the full 40 minutes of play and put up its gamest fight in The early moments. , The colored quint dominated both blackboards and were nev CT in danger. Moving ahead at the quarter mark, 15,-9 the PhiAly crew widened the gap to 45-19 alt ha'lf4ihne. It was 69-27 at the end of the third frame.
 "Bozo' Walker, set shot artist deluxe who burned out he hoop with 26 points, add ed to the fun late in the final quarter by donning an ANB jersey in an effort to pull the local club out of the fire and scored three field goals while in The process to net 3 points for the night.
 Walker was high man for the Giants with 26 points. Big George Archer had 22. Bill Rogers n: Claude Gross 10; Hank Jacobs 7. and Bruce Wright 6.
 Johnson lead the ANB pack with 9: E. Williams and M. Oyurnick had 4 each; H. Lang 3: and H. Didrickson and F. White 2 each
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-15

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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-15
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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-15

BUNDLES ot old newspapers, 10c at Sentinel Office. Fine for painting, starting fires,
 laying under rugs, etc. e
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-15
Sports TruiI

bv Whirnav Martin
 NEW YORK (P) Possibly there are football fans who be
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
0DSJEK BR0J 1856 PRIREDJUJE BANkET |
ZABAYU u P0CAST BRATU N. SkRTICu

Campbell, Ohio. - Odsjek 1876 HBZ. priredjuje banket
sa pesom subotu vecer 81 prosnca iii Staru Godinu
pocast novoizabranom predsedniku Gavnog Nadzonog
Odbora Hrvatske Braske Zaednice bratu Mianu Srcu.
Brat Skrtic je jedni odbonik HBZ. IS godina op-
stanka naseg odseka Kroz zadnh dvanaes godna OBJ
nasa tancku duznos naSem odseku veliko zadovol-
stvo nasem canstvu, cijelo vrieme negova canovana
naSem odsjeku sano je obnaSao neke odbomcke duz-
nost predsjednika perovode iii pax Nadzonom Odboru
Bit ce ma bankeu takodjer poGasceni deegati proSe
konVencije, brat JankOyc sestra JursC ko svo-
jim glasom pomog bratu skrticu do ovako vsoke casti
u nasoj Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajednici.
Ma ovom pocasnom bankeu H. B. Ia ednicu &c zastu-
patti brat Martin krasc glavn blaganik gradsku upravu
ce zastupati nacelnk grada clan naseg odsjeka
Hon. Michael kOvach.
Nakon banketa bit ce pesna zabava koiu Ge svrat
vro dobri popula amburask zbor pod vodstvom brata
Skrbina IL Struthe1s, Ohio
Stoga pozvljemo Glanove naSeg odsjeka kao Gla-
move HB.Z susjednh odsjeka prjatelje IL mesta
okolice da dodju oval pocasn banke zabavu naseg
odseka pa da tako ednck skazemo zasuzno prznane
bratu Manu Skrticu dugogodsnem odbornku naseg od-
sjeka gavnom odboniku nase Hvatske Braske Zaednce
Sv ste dobro doSli!
MarkO Gasparac, predsjednk odsjeka 1856.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
MILKA KRULAC

Duluth, MINI. Javljamo tuz-
nu vijest clanstvu HBZ. prijate-
lima, da je odsjek broj $50 IL
svojih redova sa smrcu izgubio
dobru vrijednu tlanicu, sestlu
Milku Krulac, rodjena Pavicit, u
mjestu Licki Osjek, Hrvatska.
Rodjena je 16. kolovoza godine
1888, a preminula ma Is. listopa-
da godine 1855.
liza sebe je ostavila ozalosce-
nog supruga Matu tetvero pas
tortad, svi ovdje u Sjedinjenim
Drzavama, a u starom kraju jed
nog brata tri sestre.
Pokojna sestra bila je "a sVe 60
dine clanovanja dobra aktivna
clanica naseg odsjeka, koji joj je
okitio odar S lijepim vijencem cvi-
ieca u znak zadnie poCasti.
Pokopana je w katolicke obrede
ma Calvary Groblju. Nadgrobno
slovo je izrekao brat Makso FIRE.
sci.
Mi temo Sc svi dugo sjetati tvo-
jih dobrih uspomena sestro Milka,
pa neka ii Cd naSe strane bude
lahka gruda zemlje, a tvojem SUI
prugu4 pujateljima znancima, te
ostaloj rodbini nase iskreno sa-
uces6e. SreGko Dorich, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Koncertni Program i Bozitna zabava
Gniiezda br. 81, 5. 5. Pittsburgh, Pa.

Vec nekoiko godina praktcra da tlansvo gnijezda
bro 81 Pomladka HBZ dobva svakovrsne boGne darove
to odobranjem po clanstvu odseka broj 20 H. B. Zaed
nice pod cijim vodstvom gnjezdo posluje
Pa kao proslh godina tako ovog puta, dieca clanov
ovog gnezda biti &c poGaScena svakovrsnm bozGnm
darovima uz to ma &c svoju koncernu zabavu he-
PIN programom
Toga radi pozvaju djeca clanovi, da dodju pro-
store Hvatskog Kluba ponedejak 49, decembra, 1855
sati vecer, jer to vreme pocima odmah dnevn red
programa oval nacin:
l. Upravitelj programa Miss Catherine Marvin
2 Rasvetljenje boAtnog drvca po Santa Claus
B. Skupna pjesma - "Sveta NoG'
a. znacaj bozicnog drvca .......~.... Rev. S. Lontar
B. Upravitelj gnjezda pozdrava Matt BogOvc
o. Accordion - bozcne pjesme Anna Rose Baskovch
T. zastupnic pojednih drustava
g. Novo izabran mas glavn poronik L. Delost
g. Pozdrav po glavnom predsjedniku H B Zaednice ..
v. l. Mandch
10. Bozcne darove
II. Prikazivanje pomicnh sika
Prema mole sv roditeji skrbnici djece Gla-
naseg gnezda, da vreme dovedu djecu gdje &c
rodelj bt pocasceni zagriskom pcem skupa
decom Uz prisutnost roditea djeca &c biti sobod
MIA veselija.
Uz najbolje zelje topli pozdrav zelim svima
tan veseo Bozic uspjesnu Novu Godnu
Ia gnjezdo broj 81 H.B.z - Matt Bogovit, upravite
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
zabava odsjeka broj 832
Ma Staru Godinu

Toronto, Ont, Canada. -
Divine pozivamo svoje tla-
move i prijatelje na redovitu
godisniu zabavu odsjeka 832
Hrv. Bratske Zajednice. Ia
bava ce Sc odrzati ma staru
godinu u vecer, ma 1856 On
tario Street. Velika dvorana.
Kroz posljednjih 18 godina
odsjek broj 832 H.B.Z. pri-
redjuie ma staru godinu svo-
ju zabavu sd plesom, zakus-
kom i picem. TIE veGeri sa-
staju Sc braca zajednicari
drugi priiatelji, da zajednic-
XII u veselju i razgovoru od-
bave staru i do6ekaju Novu
Godinu.
Zabava ce biti ugodna, jed
mako vesela "a mladje i start
je, pax ne propustite prilike
da vi he dodjete i da So
bonn ne povedete vase prija-
telje. Odsjek je vec izabrao
odbor, koji ce Sc postarati da
zabava pod.ie u redu Ia op-
ce zadovoljstvo svakog po-
sjetnika.
Stoga, ocekujemo i vas ma
staru godinu, br a t S XII po-
zdravljamo i zelimo vam We
sele bozicne blagdane.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
now TERM CERTIFIKAT
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

(Nastavak sa /. strane)
81. ozujka.
Stare Industrial Term cer-
tifikate izdavali smo sve do
konca studenoga 1855. Pre-
ma tome, i oni, koji su samo
nedavno primljeni u clanstvo,
mogu sada traziti zamjenu
certifikata. Kod toga nece BIZ
ii potrebno vracati start GER
tifikat. Ako trazite zamjenu,
jednostavno ponistite start
certifikat, kada primite novi.
Zapamtite, odluka stoji do
vas. Ako odlucite traziti "a
mjenu, onda trebate ispuniti
potrebnu tiskanicu. Innate Jos
dovoljno vremena, da stvori-
te svoju odluku, ali drzite ma
umu, da trazbine "a zamjenu,
koje SUI predane ma posti po-
slije 81. ozujka 1856, nete
biti uvazene.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14

telje obitelji RADICAL tesko ras-
tuzila. West nam je javila, da je
naglom smrtu a nakon vrlo KRAFT
Ike bolesti zavazda zaklopila svo-
je oti naSa sestra clanica, Ka-
tarina RADICAL.
Sestra RADICAL bila je u kolo-
niji opce poznata i postivana, a
kao aktivnu tlanicu Zajednice po-
znali su ju po blizim daljim
nasim naseljima, jer je kroz dugi
nfz godina, sto je bila tlanica Ia
jednice, ne sano obnasala razne
casti u nasem gospojinskom dru-
Stvu u nasim druStvima kolo-
niji uopce, nego je diva navrata
bila cd strane svoga clanstva po-
cascena najveGom cascu povje-
renjem, zastupajuti odsjek CLAN
stvo u konvencijama kao naSa de-
legatica. Tu ju upoznase pred
stavnici drugih nash odsjeka cd
Atlantika Pacifika kao dobru "a
jednicarku | vrijednu radnicu ma
polju jatanja nasih zajednitkih re-
dova.
Mrtvo tijelp pokojnice polozeno
je ma odar u pogrebnoj kapeli Mrs.
Jennie Lovrencic, gdje je brzo
njezin odar bio Zavit vijencima
kitama cvijeta cd strane drusta-
va, obitelji i prijatelja, medju ko-
Jim vijencima lijepo Sc je isticao
vijenac nasega odsjeka, znak
nase posljednje potasti pokojnoj
sestri. Takodjer su tn napfacene
brojne svete mise "a dusu po-
kojnice | blagi joj potin, pax je
sa te strane odsjek ucinio svoju
duznost naplatio takodjer svetu
misu.
Tu su tako reci u neprekidnom
toku prilazili odru brojni poznan-
ci, prijatelji obitelji, zajednicari
zajednicarke, da joj rel1nu svoj
posljednji zbogom da Sc opposite
$ njome obitelji izreknu svoje sa-
uceSce.
U jutro, ma 27. oktobra, mrtvo
tijelo dignuto je sa odra u dugoj
pogrebnoj povorci, kakovih je ri
jetko u obitne radne dane, ispra-
ceno ie najprije hrvatsku nasu
zupnu crkvu Svetoga Nikole, gdje
su odsluzene svecane zadusnice po
hrvatskom nasem zupniku, Rev.
Loncaru uz asistenciju nasih sve-
cenika, Rev. Vuketica, Rev. zaga-
ra Rev. Mariana Sorica.
Crkva je bila puma nasega svi-
jeta, koji je dosao da izrekne svo-
ju posljednju nolitvu mad njezi-
MIN mrtvim tijelom.
Pc izvrsenim vjerskim crkvenim
obredim pogrebna povorka je pro-
slijedila, smjestena u automobile,
kojima jedva da Sc je vidjelo kra-
ia, ma hrvatsko groblje Sv. Niko-
le iznad Millvale, gdje je poloze-
no u svjezi grob grobnice obitelji
RADICAL, uz njezinog pokojnog su-
pruga Pavla.
Tu sc je mad otvorenim grobom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14

kelica, koji je umro 25. marca
1855. Njegovu sliku ovdje donosi-
mo, da ga JOS jednom makar ma
slici vide rodbina, prijatelji tla-
novi HBZ.
Pokojni Damjan bio ie rodjen
godine 1889. u selu Pazariste, Lii
ka, Jugoslavija. LA sebe je osta-
VIC jednog brata Bozu Vukelic IL
Jugoslaviji mnogo druge rodbi-
ne, jednog rodjaka u Minnesso-
ia. y odsjeku je vrsio drustvene
casti dugi niz godina, kao pot
predsjednika i predsjednilla mad
zornog odbora sve do svoje smrti,
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlozeno Il
pogrebnom zavodu Walkers Nor
tuary, gdje mu je odar bio okiten
brojnin vijencima cvijeca, medju
kojima je bio vijenac naseg od-
sjeka znak zadnje pocasti.
Ma 80. marca u 9 sati u jutro
krenula je zalosna povorka Cd po-
grebnog zavoda do katolicke crl1ve
Holy Angels, gdJe Je odslu2ena
sveta misa po Rev. McFadden, a
nakon vjerskih obreda ma hrvat-
sko groblje = Pinal Cemetery,
gdje je njegovo tijelo predano
majci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
Mad otvorenim grobon, u ime ma
Seq odsjeka HBz. protitala je
nadgrobno slovo nasa tajnica, ses-
ira Stane Vitkovich i tako smo
Sc mime "a uvijek rastali S tuz-
MIN srcima i suznim ocima.
Usporena tvoga imena i rada
uvijek &c ostati medju mama; po-
civaj u miru Bozjem lahka ii BIZ
la ova gruda zemlje pokoj vice.
nj, a tvome bratu rodbini, svojti
prijateljirna nase isllreno sauce
See.
Stane Vitkovich, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
BozziCna zabaya 've!ebita
0dsjeka broj 8b4 H. B. Z.

Congress Park, iii. - Ma
Sc Drustvo "Velebit", odsjek
broj 1854 H.B.Z., odrzavati ce
Bozicnu Zabavu "a djecu, cla-
move naseg Pomlatka, u ne
djelju, Is. decembra (prosin-
ca) owe godine, u Butkovic
Dvorani ma 1920 West 47th
Street, Congress Park, III.
Prigodom bozicnih blag-
dana, svatko Sc sa ljubavi u
scru sjeca svojih milih i dra-
9Th, svojih prijatelja i su-
sjeda, sa dobrim zeljama i po
mogudnosti sa darovima.
Drustvo "Velebit" dobro
znade da opstanak j buduc-
most naseg odsjeka broj 1854
i nase Zajednice, odvisi Cd
nase djece, clanova Pomlat-
ka, a znamo takodjer, da ce
djeca, kad narastu, biti ona-
kovi muzevi i zene, kako in
odgo.iimo, pa ce, prema to-
mu, imati takova druStva.
To ce ma njih imati jakog u
pliva ne samo u nasem "a
jednicarskom, nego i u jaw
nom zivotu owe nase move do
movine u opce. Stoga smo
odlucili nasu diecu. clanove
naseg gnijezda bro:i 523 Po-
mlatka ovom prigodom daro-
vati j time razveseliti, a San
ia Claus je vec spreman, da
svakom djetetu donese dar ma
ovoj nasoj Bozicnoj Zabavi.
Pozivliu Sc svi roditelii,
clanovi djece u gnijezdu, da
dodju ma ovu nasu Bozicnu
Zabavu da, sobom povedu
.svoju djecu, bez razlike ko-
liko su stara, da prime dar
cd svoga odsjeka prigodom
ovog najveceg najveseliieg
blagdana u krscanskom svije-
tu.
Ova nasa zabava otpoceti
ce u Z sati u vecer, a S njom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Pozdrav i Cestitka cd
Bivseg tajnika Derkosa

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Moja je
iskrena zelja, da ovim putem
zazelim mojim mnogim prija-
teljima u Sjedinjenim Drza-
wanna i Kanadi veseo Bozic i
sretnu i uspjesnu Novu Co
dinu.
Teska bolest JOS mi spre-
cava, da uzvratim ma mnoge
lijepe boziene karte pozdra-
We poslane mi Cd onih, kojc
sam sluzio dok sam bio ma
polozaju 81. tajnika Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice. Svakomu
Cd vas neka je cd meme maj
iskrenija hvala, sto me Sc
sjecate. = Neka vas sve
dragi Bog blagoslovi ma oval
Bozic 1855.
Anton Derkos