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Evening star., 1955-01-29
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Homer news., 1955-02-03
ANCHOR POINT

Ken Rick1ys Anchor Point Pos tmaster. left Sunday for Point Barrow ufe re he vi II take over the pos ition as Airport Manager. Ken held this positi on formerly in l947-48.
 Me1va Clabo took over the duties of pos tmaster and nj n serve as acting postma ster until Rickly returns. Elva cr1ner is managing Rick1y's store, The Hona ste aders' Sup ply Co.
 The Anchor Point Homama- kers Club is joining with the Homer Homemakers to put on a rumnage sale to be held Feb. 23 in the bas enent of the Meth odist Chur ch. Coffee and donuts will be serveds
 The Anchor Point Community Club Ti11 hold it's regular meeting on Frid ay, February 4 at 7:5oe In the absence of pres dent Ken Rick1y, vice presi dent Bob Williams ri II preside. Rev. Ne1 son. Mover of Homer Uil1 spe ak on Civil Defenses
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loos1i are the proud parents of a baby girl born January 25e at Scldovaa. The baby has been named Penny LaRues
 At the next meeting of the Anchor Point Hone makers to be held February 15 at the home of Mrs. Bob Hi1lians, slides of Hi1df lowers of Mts Mckinley Park will be shoun by Ger trude Prohn of Anchorage.
Homer news., 1955-02-03

se saw tWo movies with the first grade Monday afternoon. They were about safety on the p1aygro und and in the home. Lissa Moe has a new do1ls V Brad Nixon showed us a badge he got in a cereal boxe
 Mike Patefs mother and sis- ter wis ited our class on Fri day afternoone
 Betty Gjosund, Tommy Greg o1res Mike Pate, Tommy Pice and Pam Eaddell took ski ing lessons on Friday morning.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
SCHOOL. NEWS,

Att end ance at the Homer Territorial School is hold ing up we'll, according to Merri II Hatcher, pri ncipa1. For the month just ended there was an enrol 1ment Of 2o7, and an ay- craze daily attend ance of 196 which is. almost 96 percent. 1o6 pupils had a perfect at- tendance record for January.
 There were only two days of school tn is week, with the faculty travelling to Anchor age on 77ednesday to attend tWo-day Teache rs' Insti tute held on Thursday and Friday. More than 500 teachers from all parts of Alaska were ex- pected to attend the meetings SCHOOL MENU
 MONDAY, Febs q, Seal 1oped pot atoes with Wieners, vege- table, fruite
 TUESDAY, Feb. 8, Vegetable beef soup. chocolate cream pie.
 WETNESlAy, Feb. g, Meat loaf, mashed potatoes, je11o.
 THURSDAY, Feb. 10, Chilli, whole wheat bread, upside-doWn cake.
 FRIDAY, Feb. II, Macaroni and cheese, vegetable, peach parfait.
 SECOND GRADE NErs by Betty Jean Cjos urd
 Marvin Be11any went sled riding on Sunday.
 Dorothy Johnson says her mother will be home from Nome Tuesday.
 Betty Gjosund went up to the ski tow on Sunday.
Homer news., 1955-02-03
YOU KNOW ... I'VE BFFN THINKING

Our .vo cabu1ary cont aims 2 little three letter word that philosophers have spe cu1ated with, some endeavoring tc modify and some insist upor ; it's literal application as is found in tho s"Book of Bookseh Y As this lit tie word is sin ] Hould like to ask that you define it.
 Kan calls sin an accident; God cal Is 1t an abominatio one Man calls sin 3 blunder; God calls it bl fndness.
 Man calls sin a chance; God calls it choices
 Man calls sin a defect; God calls it a deseases
 Man calls sin, an error; God calls it nmity.
 Man call sin fascina ion: God calls it fatalttys
 wan calls In an lGI1 TmICy God cal Is it iniquity.
 Man calls sin liberty; God calls it 1aWleSsnessc
 Nan calls sin a trif1a: God calls it g tragedy
 Man calls sin a mistake; God calls 1t madness Man calls sin a Eeaknesss God cal Is it Ufl1fu1ness.
 4 thought for the week. Dri nking booze is like sit- ting on a bee; very stimu1a- ting but not very nourishing.
 by Ray Green, Church of Christi Homer, Alaska. VISITING IN HOMER
Homer news., 1955-02-03
Home r News
 Homers Alaska

x I11MSIs AAaSka Dear Sirs:
 Enclosed please find pos- ta1 money order for 453.5o for a 6 months subscri pt i on to your paper and 4 copies of the December g, 1854 issue and copies of previ ous and subsequent Issues which have referen ca. to the P.u.Ds and fleming Johnson.
 It is appal ling to us here in chugiak that anyone would make any unkind criticism of our much loved and respected Johnson family. Whatever they do is always for the gene ral good for that is the Fay they think clearly and good.
 Sincerely yours,
 Marie L. McDo1ell Mrs. J. A. Mcdowell, Post- master)
Homer news., 1955-02-03
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

McDoWe11ss Moose Horn Tradi ng Post 1e-Mile, Palmer HighEay
 chugiak, Alaska January 28, 1855
Homer news., 1955-02-03

VISITING IN HOMER
 Dale Saunders from Mile l2 uas in town over the weekend. He is now t7orkfng at the Land Office in Anchorage.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15

cERETA is mode exclusively for coe being fed foten ond
manufactured under formula controesseno the
handling of this powerful oinbudno Ingredient 1t be fed
at the rote of 2 lbs. per head per doy.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-01-15
Veterinary
Calf Diplntlneria
Can Be Serious
By J. W. Stafford, d. y. M.

q y
The most serious outbreaks occur whel
the calves are kept around sheds. cor
rails or sa;iiy;y place where cattle congre
gate. The infection shows up most fire.
quently during the winter months when
the animals are kept in close quarters,
The disease is caused by bacteria
called Spherophorous necrophorus. This
organism viii persist in contaminat-
ed pens for quite long time. Some
animals carry the organism in the in
teStinal tract and remain perfectly
healthy, but the manure keeps the cor
rails and sheds seeded down. The bac-
terra cannot do any harm unless they
can grow in place where there isn't
any oxygen.
If there is an injury to the lining of
the mouth, the injured tissue is made
quately supplied with oxygen. This is
a place the S. necrophorus bacteria
Like. For that matter, any place in the
animals body that has been injured.
resulting in an interference of oxygen
supply, is preferred site for the or
ganism to grow. For example, if the
lungs or liver have been injured by
other diseases, those injured areas are
inviting places for S. necr0phorus to
grow and do their damage.
Mouth Injury Vulnerable
So if the calf is around sheds and
corrals where there arc a lot of these
organisms and Injuries the lining of it's
mouth. it's liable to get calf diphtheria.
If 1t gets pneumonia resulting In lung
injury, the calf diphtheria organism
might start to do damage as a second
airy invader.
Probably the first thing that is noticed
S that the calf isn't eating, it slobbers
I bit and is usually quite sick. 1t al
most always runs slight temperature.
IN examination of the mouth almost
llways shows an liberated area. The
rea is quite foul smelling and ugly. It
night be on the lip, the gums, the
orner of the mouth, the tongue, the
heeks, or back in the pharynx. There
nay be several areas or just one.
Some liberated areas may be rather
hallow, while others may be very
eep. Calves have been known to lose
leir tongues because the calf diph-
1eria lesion penetrated entirely through
!. Severely affected gums may cause
ne teeth to fall out. Lessons have been
bserved to penetrate from the inside
the mouth up to and including the
lw-bone joint
Sometimes calf diphtheria will show
, with very slight liberation in the
ming of the mouth and an abscesS I'M
,r the skin. The assesses are usual
about one inch in diameter, quite
und and located in the skin around
e jaw and throat region.
If the lungs are involved or any other
ternal organ, the symptoms will be
anifested according to the location
the infection.
Early Treatment
AS can be seen the disease should be
lated early for best results. 1t is
20 essential that the disease be cor
lily diagnosed. 1t has been confused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
US roopsWith 7 ear Gas
Rebel Korean Mob of 300

SEOUL, Aug. 10 (R.-Three
hundred shouting Koreans, ig-
noring a no violence" edict by
their President. stormed the
causeway to Wolmi Island again
today but were turned back by
United States troops manning
tear gas guns and fire hoses
The milling demonstrators
continuing South Korea's cam
paign to drive out Communist
members of neutral inspection
teams. broke up quickly before
the determined stand.
Waving banners and chanting
slogans. the mob drove as far as
barbed wire barricades thrown
up by the Americans, then fall
tered and retreated.
They were trying to reach the
billets of Czech and Polish men,
bers of the inspection groups
stationed on the island just out
side the Port of Inchon.
Third Attempt in Five Days
It was the third attempt to
storm the island in five days
The disorders began last Satur-
day with an ultimatum for the
Communist inspectors to get out
by midnight next Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
WifeKidnuped
In Parking Lot

DETROIT, Aug. 10 (R.-The
young wife Of a staff physician
at Wayne County General Hos
pital was kidnapped at gunpoint
in a parking lot late yesterday
and forced to drive her abductor
10 miles before he was nabbed
by police.
Mrs. Henry LeBost, 81, of SUBJ
urban Wayne. was unframed
during the 15-minute ride.
She said Robert L. Gates, %,
also of Wayne. kept a .38-caliber
automatic trained on her head
throughout the ordeal.
Gates. a father of two. tossed
the gun in the back seat of
Mrs. LeBost's car and surren-
dered meekly when police caught
up with the automobile, halted
in traffic jam.
Arrested. he broke into uncon-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10

Twenty-Five Americans and sc
Koreans have been injured, none
seriously.
The Inchon demonstration
Icontrasted sharply with the COM
Iparative quiet that settled over
the other four ports where the
inspectors operate.
At Kunsan on the west coast,
Pusan on the southeast tip of
the peninsula. Kangnung on the
east coast. and Taegu in south
central Korea. mild demonstra-
tons were reported.
Crowds of Korean army vet
erans moved through the streets
THE Communists Must
Get Out of Korea" They car
ried signs and placards but no
clashes were reported with
troops guarding inspection team
billets.
The calmer atmosphere fol-
lowed an announcement by Pres
ident Syngman Rhee that ne
disapproved "acts of violence. "
He called the demonstrations "a
normal expression of patriotism. =
Meanwhile the full Neutral
Nations Supervisory Commission,
which includes Swiss and Swedes
as we'll as CZechs and Poles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10

lutte he was transformed into a
mailman"
A customer managed to sneak
from the bar and notify police,
Police said Gates youngest
child, a nine-day-old boy, died
last week end. His family said
Gates is subject to epileptic
seizures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10

Itrollable sobs. II lost my head
I just lost my head" he said.
He was charged with kidnap.
ing.
Police said Gates abducted
Mrs. LeBost from a supermar'
ket parking lot after he appar-
emily went berserk in a nearby
bar where he was employed as 9
bartender.
Arnold Mass, a bartender al
the tavern where Gates worked
said Gates came in and ano
asked my permission to come
behind the bar and pick up 9
package"
Instead" Mr. Mas said, "he
grabbed the .38 and started wav-
ing it at everybody. In a min.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10

met at Panmunjom for sis
hours to ponder the Saturday
midnight ultimatum.
A Swedish spokesman said nc
details of the discussion could
he revealed. but an answer tc
the demand might be given
Saturday.
Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer
United States Far East COM
fmander, and Gen. Isaac D
White, United States Army
forces Far East commander, flew
to Seoul.
They described their visit as
routine. However, Gen. Lem
Initzer is expected to discuss the
problem with President Rhee to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Study Shows Monday
is Big Accident Duy

Beware Death on Monday
warning signs have been posted
in Belgium, where a safety study
by the Belgian Association for
Accident Prevention showed that
more road accidents happen on
Monday than on Tuesday. We'd
lnesday or Thursday.
Statistics announced in Brus-
sells, covered a number of years.
They did not show why Monday
is the biggest accident day but
psychologists suggest that Mon
day morning feeling that you
might as well be dead anyway"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Tanker Repairs

A shipyard capable Of repair
ing the largest type Of tankers Is
under construction in the Do
minican Republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Preserve uraed

A move is under way to estab.
lish the rocks Of Llanddwyn Il.
land, Wales. as a nature pre-.
serve, Cardiff reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
Cod Prolific Fish

! BOSTON-The cod is one of
the most prolific of fish, a female
80 to 40 inches long producing
up to three million eggs.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Poziv "a ujedinjenje
Nasin trina cdsiecima

McKeesport, Pa. - U o.
vom mjestu imademo tri cd
sjeka Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice, to odsjeke broj 3,
25 Al. Clanstvo naseg od-
sjeka broj 25 je doslo do "a
kljucka, da bi bio umjesno,
da Sc clanstvo cd nash dva-
ju bratskih odsjeka 3 Al
potakne ma razmisljanje da
bi Sc sva tri ova odsjeka u
jedinila u jedan odsjek.
Nasa sva tri odsjeka die
luju pod jednim barjakom ma
Sc velike Zajednice, onda Ia
sto da smo razdijeljeni u tri
odsjeka, kad bi mogli biti u
jedinjeni u jedan veliki od-
sick, preko kojeg bi mogli vi
Sc podupirati nase mjesne u
stanove, nasu crkvu skolu,
rama omladinska sportska j
kulturna odjeljenja, a sa vre-
menom mogli bi izgraditi i
mas zajednicki drustveni Dom.
Sa ujedinjenjem mogli bi do
iduce konvencije i m a tt jos
jednog delegate, umjesto tri
- mogli bi imati cetiri.
Ovo SUI razlozi poziv "a
ujedinjenje, te ne mijenja ma
stvari koji broj i ime tai cd.
sick bi nosio, jer on bi bio
simbol ujedinjenog bratstva i
ponosa sviju mas u ovoj ma
soj velikoj hrvatskoj koloniji.
Ako Sc slazete sa ovom i
dejom "a ujedinjenje, vi bra
CO i sestre cd odsjeka broj 3
i A, sa odsjekom rs, onda
dodjite u vezu cim prize sa
nize potpisanim odbornicima
druStva "Sokol', odsjeka 25
Hrv. Bratske Zaiednice.
Ia ujedinienje odsjek 25,
Nikola Knezevic, predsj.;
Josip Frankovic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
POZIV Ma SJEDNICU

Indiana Harbor, Ind. = Ovime
Sc pozivlje clanstvo zumberackog
Kluba Sloga da dodje ma sjednicu,
koja &c Sc odrzavati u srijedu, 21.
decembra o. e., 7 sati u We
Ger, Hrvatskom Domu ma 4O33
Main Street.
Oni clanovi koji su zaostali saa
svojim pristojbama umoljavaju Sc,
da ucine svoju duznost ma ovoj
sjednici, tako da start odbor mozeS
predati knjige novom odboru u
potpunom redu "a godinu 1856
Nakon svrsene sjednice biti ce.
kao u proslosti po domatu pri-
pravljeno zagriska napitka Me-
zaboravite doti, jer sto mas wise
bude prisutno, moci cemo prize;
svrsiti sjednicu bolji odbor iza-
brati, takodjer nase pjesme ce
bolje zvuciti. y
George Balich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Ivan Mafnar, perov
Odsjek 1S9, Wilkeson, Wash.

Ovim putem pozivljemo sveukup-
no tlanstvo naseg odsjeka, da ne
izostavno prisustvuje godisnjoj
sjednici, koja &c Sc odrzavati u
nedjelju, 1S. decembra 1865, u 10
sati prize podne, u stanu predsjed-
nika brata Petra Setka.
Ma ovoj sjednici cemo birati no.
WI odsjetnu upravu "a godinu
1856, kao stvarati zakljucke "a
dobrobit odsjeka HBz. "a iducu
godinu. Stoga svi ma sjednicu, jer
sto mas bude wise moci cemo lakse
rijesiti svoje drustvene poslove.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
Anton Susanj, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Odsjek 131, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Odsjek 1S1, Pittsburgh, Pa. -
Ovime Sc pozivlje sve clanove o.
vog odsjeka, da neizostavno pri-
sustvuju redovitoj i godisnjoj sled
nici, koje &c Sc odrzavati u ne
djelju, 18. decembra 1855, 1870
poslije podne, Javor Dvorani,
N. S. Pgh., Pa.
Nakon svrsetka redovite sjedni-
ce, poceti &c godisnja sjednics, ma
kojoj moramo stvoriti godisnje "a
kljucke izabrati novi odbor "a
godinu 1856.
Umoljava Sc sve clanstvo da
bude prisutno, te da svaki plati
odsjeku pristojbe iii dugovinu "a
ovu godinu. Nakon su obadvije
sjednice zavrSene, onda cemo ina
ii nasu malu zabavicu kao svake
godine.
Frank j. Pastorkoyit, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Michael Batch, tajnik.
Odsjek 6, Rankin, Pa. - Poziv

Odsjek 8, Rankin, Pa. - Poziv-
lie Sc sve clanove ovog odsjeka ma
redovitu 1 godisnju sjednicu, koje
&c Sc odrzavati u nedjelju, 18. de-
cembra o. e., Hrvatskom Domu
Redovita sjednica &c poceti to-
emo u sata poslije podne, a po
svrsetku iste otvorit &c Sc godi$-
MIA sjednica ma kojoj temo popri-
matt pravilnik "a nase poslovanje
! brat inovu upravu "a idutu 1856.
godinu.
Takodjer umoljavamo sve one
clanove, koji su otraga sa uplata-
ma svoje calnarine, da svoju dugo-
vinu podmire ma ovoj sjednici ill
najdalje do 25-og decembra, tako
da mozemo knjige zakljuciti ma
vriieme da ne prenasamo staru
dugovinu novu godinu. Kad svr-
simo nase drustvene poslove, onda
cemo po nasem starom obicaju
imati party "a sve prisutne clano-
We. Stoga svi dodjite ma vrijeme.
Thomas Begg, predsj.
Mary Cubakovic, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Odsjek 228. Lyons, III.

Odsjek 228. Lyons, Ill. - Po-
zivlje Sc sve, clanstvo naseg odsje-
ka ma redovitu godisnju sjednicu
koja &c Sc odrzavati IL nedjelju
18. decembra o. g., u sata po-
slije podne, Il dvorani Mike Graho.
vac, 4445 Lawndale Avenue.
Braco i sestre, ovo &c biti vazna
sjednica ma kojoj &c Sc birati od-
sjecna uprava "a godinu 1856. Sto-
ga vas sve molimo da dodjete, a
osobito one koji ne posjetuju ma.
Sc redovite sjednice, da dodju ma
godisnju i da sudjeluju kod izbo-
IA odsjecne uprave po svojoj volji
i uvjerenju. Poslije sjednice biti
&c zagrizak napitak "a sve pri.
sutne clanove.
c. Blazina, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Danica DuranOvich, tajnica
Odsjek 90, Cleveland, Ohio,

Odsjek 80, Cleveland, Ohio. -
Pozivlju sc svi Glanovi naseg od-
sjeka ma redovitu godisnju sled
nicu, koje &c Sc odrzavati nedje-
lju, 18. decembra, u Hrvatskom
Domu ma st. Clair Avenue.
Redovita sjednica &c Sc otvoriti
u 1:30 poslije podne, a liza ME &c
poceti godisnja sjednica, ma kojoj
temo birati novu upravu "a godi-
nu 1856. poprimiti pravilnik po-
slovanja "a narednu godinu. Ma
istoj sjednici cemo birati zastup-
nike "a zajednicarski Dan / "a
Hrvatski Drustveni Dom.
Isto Sc mole oni clanovi, koii su
zaostali sa uplatama svojih pri-
stojba, da dodju plate svoju du-
govinu ma ovoj sjednici iii mai
kasnje do 25. decembra. Poslije
siednica imati cemo po nasem sta
rom obicaju nesto ia pojesti i po.
pitt "a sve prisutne clanove.
Specijalno Sc pozivaju da dodju
ma sjednicu oni tlanovi, koti su
navrsili so godina clanovania u
HBA., a to su slijedeci; Petar Bo.
jac, Ivan Bosar, Jerolim Brentar
Ivan Cudija, Blaz Fastini, Jerolin
Grzicit, Ivan Raspor, Juro simu.
movie i Franjo zeljeznak. vi bra
co dodjite da vas opet ponovnt
predstavimo svima nasim clanovi.
ma.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Anlca Radio, perov.

Odsjek 1855, Butte, Mont. - Po-
zivlju Sc svi clanovi naseg odsje'
ka ma redovitu godisnju sjedni-
GU, koje &c Sc odrzavati u nedjelju
Is. decembra o. g., u 2 sata posli-
je podne, IL istoj dvorani.
Najprije &c poceti redovita sled
MICA, a liza toga &c slijediti gods
MIA ma kojoj &c Sc birati odbol
"a godinu 1856. Stoga svi dodjite
i birajte po svojoj wolff zelji.
Bratski YAM pozdrav,
Tom Mainarich, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14

disnju, ma kojoj temo birati novi
odbor, koji &c "a vas raditi "a
godinu 1856.
Braco sestre, umoljavate Sc
da oval poziv uzmete srcu, te
da svi dodjete ma sjednicu, da Sc
barem jedanput ma godinu sw sa-
stanemo tako sto bolje upoznamo
i porazgovorimo. Nakon sjednice
biti &c zagrizak napitak po ma
Sem obicaju. Ovo je zakljucak ma
Sc prosle redovite sjednice, odrza-
ne 20. novembra.
George Jackovac, predsj.
Lawrence Kaifesh, tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Odsiek 8S. Benwood. w. Va.

Ovim putem pozivljemo sve tla-
move naseg odsjeka, da neizostav-
no prisustvuju godisnjoj sjednici,
koja &c Sc odrzavati Il nedjelju,
18. decembra o. g., 2 sata po-
slije podne, ma mjestu kao obi
emo.
Posto cemo ma ovoj sjednici
stvarati zakljucke "a buduce ma
Sc poslovanje, te birati novu upra-
WI "a iducu 1866. godinu, stoga je
potrebno da ste svi ma istoj pri-
sutni.
Takodjer umoljavamo one nase
clanove, koji SUI zaostali sa upla-
tama svojih pristojba, da dodju ma
ovu sjednicu ,podmire svoju du-
govinu, tako da nam knjige budu
ciste bez stare dugovine "a novi
odbor II iducoj godini.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Odsjek sc, Youngstown, Ohio.

- Ovim putem pozivljemo sve-
ukupno tlanstvo naseg odsjeka, da
nefaljeno prisustvuju redovitoj i
godisnjoj sjednici, koje te Sc odr-
zavati u nedjelju, 18. decembra,
u Hrvatskom Domu ma 1912 West
Federal Street. Pocetak toGno u
3 sata poslije podne.
Najprije cemo otvoriti redovitu
sjednicu, pa kad zavrsimo poslOve
iste, biti &c kratki odmor u to
vrijeme biti &c clanovi posluzivani
sa sendvitima kavom. Nakon to-
ga otvoriti &c Sc godisnja sjednica,
ma kojoj temo stvarati zakljutke
Ia naSe budute poslovanje bira-
tt novi odsjecni odbor "a godinu
1856.
Stoga, brace sestre, dodjite svi
ma owe nrlo vazne sjednice, redo
vitu 1 godisnju, pax 81 birajte u
odbor one clanove I clanice, koii
&c znati htjeti raditi "a dobrobit
naseg odsjeka.
Bratski YAM pozdrav,
Nicholas Srnec, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-14
Odsjek 51s, Detroit, Mich.

Odsjek 519, Detroit, Mich. -
Pozivlje sc sve clanove naseg od-
sjeka ma redovitu godisnju sled
nicu, koje &c Sc odrzavati ne
djelju, 18. decembra 1855, u Slo-
venskom Domu ma John r.
Redovita sjednica &c poceti to-
emo 1 sat poslije podne, pa kad
svrsimo poslove sa istom, odmah
&c poceti godisnja sjednica, ma ko-
joj cemo s,varati dobre zakljucke
i birati novu upravu "a godinu
1856.
Nakon svrsenih sjednica imati
cemo Christmas Party "a odrasle
clanove odsjeka "a djecu gni-
jezda Pomlatka, ma kojem cemc
imati nesto "a pojesti popiti, kao
i darove pomicne slike "a djecu
Stoga svi dodjite ma sjednicu
Christmas Party.