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Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
MILTON
By
Walter w. Crouch
Phone
Milton 1885

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston Pepper of
Gravel Hill spent Sunday with
Mrs. David w. DuttOn, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kopple
Of Charleston, w. Va, is visiting
with his mother, Mrs Clara KOpple
in Harbeson. On Saturday evening
they were guests of honor at a
family gathering given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Kopple at their home.
The following Milton 5gomen
were among those accompanying
the Slaughter Beach passengers to
Philadelphia last Wednesday: Mrs.
Catherine Crouch, Mrs. Alliine Hur-
ley, Mrs. Helen Barker, Mrs. Edith
Conwell and Mrs. Annie Crouch.
George Postles is reported i'm
proving after a serious seige which
hospitalized him for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cannon
and family spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Walter Peterson and
son, Bobby in Dover.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Alfred
Gross and Mrs. Ivah Reed called
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Prettyman in
Harbeson.
Benny King who was i'll over
the weekend is now very much
improved. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl King.
Mrs. Nora Campbell and Mrs.
Elsie Marvel spent the weekend
in Marcus Hook, Pa, with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Campbell.
Members of the Grace Methodist
WSCS Circle No. 2 will hold their
Christmas party on Tuesday even
ing, Dec. goth at the home of Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
Sussex County
Real Estate Transfers

From Olive Jacobs, Dover, to
Earl and Helen Passwaters, Bridge
vile, 17.72 acres, 38,343 square feet
and 1888 acres, Northwest Fork
Hundred.
From Margaret Jacobs to Earl
and Helen Passwaters, 23.8 acres,
Bridgsville.
From Letha Evans, Hazel and
Vollie Lynch. to ROxana Cemetery
Association, 0.651 acres, Baltimore
Hundred.
From Annie West, Cedar Creek
Hundred to Miller and Olive Will
kins, Milford, n acres and %
acres, Cedar Greek Hundred.
From Ray and Fannie Plummer,
Seaford Hundred, to Albert and
Mary Deluca, Seaford Hundred,
$4,000 square feet, SeafOrd Hun
dred.
From Reese and Eva Smith,
Georgetown, to LinwOOd and Ar
yella Sirman, Georgetown Hun
dred, lot 2, Georgetown Hundred.
From Arnold and Evelyn Smith,
Georgetown, to Julian and Bea-
trice McMullen, Seaford, 14,400
square feet, Blades.
From Howard and FlOssie Lane,
Seaford, to Mennaid Hill, Seaford
acre, NanticOke Hundred.
From Lincoln and Genevieve
Harrington, SeafOrd, Martha and
Francis Irwin, to Riley Argo, Sea-
ford, lots 5. 6, Z, Block d, Seaford
Hundred.
From South Bethany Corpora
ton TO Frank and Edna Johnson
DagsbOro, lot 9, Block /, Baltimore
Hundred.
From Benjamin and Nellie Pen
uel, Delmar, to James and Alber-
tine Hearn, 10000 square feet
Delmar.
From Samuel and Liddie Brad
ley, Nora Raymond, Harriet and
Clifford Harrington, Elizabeth
Townsend, to Irwin and FlOrenc'
Wyatt, FELTON,, IS acres, BroadkilI
Hundred.
From Howard and Mary Dicker
son, Laurel, to John and Alice
Sturgis, Laurel. lot 2, Little Creel
Hundred
From Margaret Walls, Clarenc
end Margaret Walls, John ant
Doris Walls to Frederick Jensel
and Robert Jennings. 2O.5 acres
Indian River Hundred.
From RehobOth-by-the-Sea Real
ty Co. to Howard and Lillial
Klabe, 5000 square feet, Block Is
RehobOth.
From John and Lillian Wootter
Laurel, to Harry and Nellie Eli
Oft, Laurel, 0.78 acre, Borad Cree
Hundred.
From William and Isabel Phi
lips, Laurel, to Wade and R"h
Jones, Laurel. 100 200, Littl
Creek Hundred.
From Burton and Ruth Marve
Seaford, to Oscar and Lillia
Thomas, Seaford. 3 acres, SeafOr
Hundred.
From John Hazel, Selbyville,
Richard and Cecile LOrt, Selby
Vile. lot 3, Baltimore Hundred.
From Clarence and Evelyn Grf
venOr. Salisbury. to William an
Janet Mulder, SeafOrd, lot 5, Sea
ford.
From Raymond and Mary ko
lock. DagsborO, to Standard Fee
Corporation, 81 acres and so acres
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

NOW neuO yay has been found to further increase
energy-and make it work more efficiently with
a new energy -protein-v -vitamin relationship.
Tests at the Beacon Poultry Research Farm
show the new 1856 Beacon Broiler Feeds require
~ Ib. less feed per bird and grow market weight
a week earlier. You know what that means to
profits
The nelU 1856 Beacon Broiler Feeds win soon
be delivered by your dealer. Beacon customers
are already benefting from the gradual change
over and petO feed efficiency.
Keep AHEAD with Beacon raise your next
lot on the nesv 1886 Beacon Broiler Feeds.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
Service Slanfs

FORT POLK, La.-Army Sgt.
Carl Jackson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery jackson, MiIlsboro, Del, is
participating in the largest joint
ArmY-Air Force maneuver since
World War II, Exercise Sage Brush,
in Louisiana.
Some 10000 Army troops are
testing the latest concepts Of atomic,
baeteriOlogicai, chemical and cleo
tronic warfare. The exercise ends
Dec. Is.
Jackson, a section sergeant with
the 496th QuarteTmaster Company,
is regularly stationed at Fort Lee,
Va. In the Army since 1852, he
wears the Combat Infantrynan
Badge, the Purple Heart, the Ma
tional Defense Service Medal, the
Good Conduct Medal and the Ko-
rean Presidential Unit Citation
Badge.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
STRANGER THAN FICTION

GREENvILLE, N. C. ~ Up r
Two state highway patrolmen were
surprised when a mOtorist who had
driven past them stopped his car,
approached them and said:
81 came back to get my ticket +"
What do you want a ticket for p
asked Corporal Carl E. Whitfield.
my drivers license expired in
February" the driver explained.
Patrolman W. 2. Whitehurst
cbligingly handed him a ticket.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

thly procedure, be awarded to the
classroom, with the most parents
in attendance. Lemuel Evans, music
director at the Milton School, will
have his program prepared and ar
ranged in an entertaining program
again this year.
Milford stores open every We'd
nesday, all day, starting Wednes-
day, November 23rd, continuing
thrOngh "Wednesday. Dacemher 18th.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
ROAD MOVES MOUNTAIN

HELENA, Mont. ~ up ~ Mon
tana's largest current highway
project will eliminate the motor
ist-killing DEVILS Elbow and other
hairpin curves of crosscountry u.
S. Highway 2. 1t is perhaps Mon
tana's most spectacular. highway
job, involving relocation of a riv-
er channel and moving parts Of
mountains on the near western
slope of the Continental Divide.
Crystal Greek will be piped un-
derground for it.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
PENNY WISE TRAVELLER

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - tP) -
Herman Hines of st. George, Ga,
thought he saved the sc cents bus
fare to Macclenny when two
strangers offered to drive him
there.
Instead. it cost him S76.
Hines told police the two men
took all his money, stabbed him in
the leg with a knife and threw him
out of their car about IL miles
west of here.
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Everyone Welcomed To
Lodqe Al Dinner.Dance

Cleveland, Ohio - C. F. U.
Lodge AZ will sponsor a New
Years Eve Dinner-Dance at
the Croatian Home, 6314 st.
Clair Avenue.
Dinner will be served be-
ginning at 900 PM and con-
tinuing on through the eve
ming. The tasty dinner will
include soup, salads and pas.
tries, and there will also be a
variety of drinks.
Dancing to the music OF
Tony's Trio will begin at 8
PM. Everyone is invited tc
attend.
Anna Rescic, Rec. Sec'y
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New Brighton Lodges 4q0 And 738 To
Fete Nest 10b Juniors New Years Day
Socety's Technicolor Sound Films To
Be Shown During January l Festivities

of the cartoon type which will
regale all regardless of age.
These two movies will be
run off right after the Party
gets under way.
The third film will be
screened around $50 PM.
1t is the 16mm, sound tech
nicolor movie entitled "This
Is Your Croatian Fraternal
UniOn!" and should be seen
by every district member
of the Society.
Shown in this film are the
CFU's National Home Offices
at Pittsburgh; the famous
Gary, Indiana, Junior Order
Nest 10 Summer School: anc
life at the C.F.U. Children's
Home in Des PLANES, Illinois
Joint Committed
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Jayor Hall Members In
Fun Saturday, Dec. 81

N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. -
The Croatian National Hall
favor" will again sponsor a
New Years Eve celebration,
come December 81.
The popular Greyko Re-
cording Orchestra will pro-
vide the musical entertain
ment beginning at 8 PM.
A variety of refreshments
both solid and liquid will be
available, throughout the eve
ming.
Everyone is cordially invi-
ted to attend. Committee
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Young Tams Await
Tube City Concert
Clarion Group
Props For Debut

Mckeesport, Pa. A t
7:3O PM on Sunday, January
1, 1856, the Sacred Heart
Auditorium on Shaw Ave. in
McKeesport will be the scene
of a gala festival program
featuring three Junior Tam
buritza groups.
They are the McKeesport
Junior Tamburitzans, t b e
''Holy Trinity Tamburitzans
from Ambridge, Penna., and
the newly formed Clarion
Junior Tamburitza Orches-
ira. The popularity of the
junior groups has already
spread far and wide.
Michael Grasha, Director
of the Croatian Fraternal
Unions Junior Order, will be
on hand to pay special tribute
to the Junior Tamburitzans.
For a thoroughly enjoy
able evening of Tamburitza
music, songs and dances,
make it a point to start the
New Year right and come out
to the Sacred Heart Auditors
um, Shaw Ave., at 7:30 PM
Sunday, January 1, 1856.
Committee
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Yet as high" as that may
appear to the reader, bear in
mind that this is almost $4O0
less than a person would or
dinarily pay for the same
"setup" if making the trip
alone. The saving is a con-
cession obtained through the
powerful offices of the Cro-
atian Fraternal Union, which
prides itself on being the
worlds largest such Society.
So much, for the moment,
for the lighter side of the
1856 Campaign.
Campaign Points System
Now for the work side. For
example, Insurance, Points,
and so forth.
$1,000 Junior Educational
Endowment at Age Is, Is
Points; $1,000 Twenty Year
Endowment, Junior or Senior,
IS Points; 81, 900 Twenty Pay
Endowment Age IS, Junior
or Senior, IL Points; $1,000
Endowment Age IS, Senior,
10 Points; and 81, 900 Endow-
ment Age IS, Senior, 10
Points.
$500 Junior Educational
Endowment at Age 18, 6
Points; $500 Twenty Year
Endowment, Junior or Senior,
6 Points; $500 Twenty Pay
Endowment Age IS, Junior
or Senior, 5 Points; $500 En-
dowment Age IS, Senior, 4
Points; and $500 Endowment
Age IS, Senior, 4 Points.
An additional / Point
will be given for such other
business written as Adult
Income Defender, Junior
Term, Adult Sick Benefit
and Adult Disability.
Our Field Workers will
kindly remember that as of
December 1, 1866, the Senior
business of the Society is be-
ing conducted on the $50 CSC
Table Of Mortality. This
brought changes in the names
of three Senior Certificates.
The former Whole Life is
now Endowment at Age IS,
| CONTINUED On Page 10)
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New Brighton, Pa.

New Brighton, Pa. - The
members of Franklin D.
Roosevelt" Lodge 400 and
"Beaverites" Lodge 738 will
co-sponsor a Holiday Season
Party Sunday, January 1,
1856, for the members of
Junior Order Nest 106.
The festivities are to be
held in the SITS. Cyril and
Methodius R. c. Church So
cial Hall, 3rd Avenue at 7th
Street, and start promptly at
400 PM.
Each attending Nest LOG
member will receive tickets
worth IS cents, free of
charge, with which he and
she may buy hot dogs, ice
cream, pop, candy or tasty
sandwiches.
Adult members of the spon-
soring Lodges will find solid
and liquid refreshments to
suit the taste on the occasion.
All New Brighton and area
members of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union are invited to
attend this gala affair, for
there will be plenty of every
thing for everyone.
Three Topnotch Movies
Three fine films will be
screened during this New
Years Day gathering.
One will show the high
lights of games played by the
Pittsburgh Steelers of the
National Professional Foot
ball League. Another will be
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Cokeburg, Pa. - G. F. u.
Lodge 354 will hold a week
long reopening celebration in
it's newly remodeled club
rooms from Christmas Day
to New Years Day inclusive.
The entertainment sched-
uled is sure to please both
young and old, and includes
the following events:
Christmas Day - Dancing
to the music of the Pozega
Bros. Orchestra of Girard,
Ohio, beginning at 5 PM.
Dec. 26 - st. Stephens
Day, Nest 1872 Christmas Par
ty and music by bro. Nick
Cecil and the Blue Eagle
Tamburitzans.
Dec. u - Showing of the
movie "This is Your Croatian
Fraternal Union" in the So
cial room, free of charge.
Dec. 20 - Fifth Anniver.
sary Banquet of the Lodge
354 Kolo Dance Group. Main
speaker bro. Frank Braidic,
CFU Sports and Educational
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Johnstown Lodue
In Holiday Mood
Young, Old Will
Be Feted Dec. rs

Johnstown, Pa. - Bo t h
young and old members of
CFU Lodge 5 will be feted on
December 26 in the Croatian
Hall, Broad Street.
Following a custom estab-
lished years ago, the mem
bers of Nest 4 will receive a
visit from Santa along with
their annual treat
This year we went even
further and asked the par
ents to come and enjoy a free
treat which will consist of
refreshments of all sorts.
Santa will arrive about
7:30 PM and will distribute
his treats in the halls and
auditorium where a large de-
corated tree will stand.
After Santa's visit there
will be a dance in the club
rooms, with Bobby Kopler
and his Slovene Panatones
furnishing the music.
And So, Out Goes '55!
Keeping up with the holi.
day spirit, the Johnstown
Lodge will again hold a New
Years Eve Party in thei,
club rooms.
Hats, noisemakers and SOU
venirs will be distributed
throughout the evening anc
refreshments of all kinds vii
be served.
Music again will be fur
nished by Bobby Kopler's
Panatones.
There will be no reserva
tions, so come early and gel
! your table. Extra tables vii
be placed in the hall to take
care of the large crowd that
is expected. Frank Sopcicl
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Christmas Day should be a
memorable occasion.
Young Thespians Ready
Equally as enjoyable will
be our play for the day 20
Zene, Zene."
1t will be enacted by a
group of young boys and
girls under the direction of
George Rajsic.
These youngsters h a We
worked long and hard to
master their roles in this play
and promise to give the audi
ence a treat which one and
all will long remember.
Dancing At 500 PM
Sandwiches and refresh
ments of all kinds will be a.
vailable in the club rooms af-
ter the concert and play.
Dancing is to begin at
500 PM and last until the
early hours of the morn
ing. Those who cannot
come out for the afternoon
festivities are invited to at
least enjoy the evening por-
ton of this holiday social
gathering.
All local and district mem.
bers of the Croatian Frater.
nal Union are most cordially
invited to attend and spend
a delightful Christmas Day
in our midst.
Michael Golub, Sec'y
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ginal and IL from the new
group.
They will play, sing and
dance together to make it a
larger and by far more i'm
pressive group destined to
win the hearts Of all who
come to see them Christmas
Day.
Our people here are anx-
iously waiting to hear these
fine young artists.
On Radio Zagreb Staff
Scheduled to appear dur
ing the concert is the inter-
nationally famed Croatian
singing and recording star
Ruzica Kausic of Zagreb, Gro
alta, now in the United States
for a visit with her father.
She is a beloved singer
of Croatian and SlavOnian
songs. She has a perma-
nent position with Radio
Zagreb, is widely known as
a recording artist for Yu-
go-Tone Records, and rates
in a class by herself when
it comes down to interpret
ing the beautiful songs of
our people.
She is a member of the
Croatian National Theater
and Opera of Zagreb and has
made many appearances in
Austria, Germany and other
great cities in Europe.
Her appearance in Farrell
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Don't FIirt With II

There is no such thing as a
fireproof evergreen, nor an
adequate home fire retardant
process for trees. So says
the Greater New York Safety
Council.
Members of the CrOatian
Fraternal Union of America
will please bear this in mind
during the Holiday Season.
The Home Office doesn't
want to make out checks to
beneficiaries at this joyous
time of year. Don't flirt with
your life!
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Duquesne Juniors To
Rate Holiday Goodies

Duquesne, Pa. - Nest 81
of Duquesne will distribute
candy to all it's Junior men,
bers on Thursday, December
%, 1855, from $50 to $50
PM at the Croatian Club at
2 Hamilton Ave., Duquesne.
At this time I would like to
extend sincere wishes for a
Merry Christmas and Gods
blessings for good health and
happiness to all in the coming
year.
Emily Muhic. Nor.
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Star Of Bethlehem

Most beautiful Yuletide
spectacle in the East is the
huge Christmas Star of Beth
lehem, Pa. Millions have
thrilled to it over the years.
Bethlehem, incidentally, is
the Home of Heart of Jesus"
Lodge SIG of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, the men,
bers of which invite you to
witness the Christmas Star If
you're in the vicinity.
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Director, and music by Slobo.
da Tamburitzans.
Dec. 80 - Dancing to the
music of John Kosovec, Jr.,
and his Burgettstown Tam.
buritzans.
Dec. 81 - New Years Eve,
music by the Sloboda Tam
buritzans of East Pittsburgh,
1000 PM until? ??
Jan. 1 - Banquet in hon
or of bro. Tomo Siranovich,
Sr., 5O-Year CFU member.
Music by the Blue Eagle
Tamburitzans.
Regardless of the night you
plan to join us, you can rest
assured that you will be en-.
joying the finest of enter.
tainment.
We invite all the members
and friends of 354 and the
neighboring lodges to join us
| in celebrating.
Bernard M. Luketich, Sec'y
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since been tabled.
The Campaign will defi-
nitely open on January 1 and
close at midnight of July 81
next, with the Grand Prize
Award winners making the
round trip, all-expense paid
journey to and tour through
Yugoslavia in August, 1856.
Nor has there been any
change in the announced
stopovers in other famed
European cities: In Paris,
France, en- route, and Vien-
ma, Austria, returning.
The mere thought of visit
ing these fabulous, historic
cities is enough to kindle the
spark of romance in any
heart.
From Paris To Belgrade
The trip overseas, and re-
turn, will be by air, the fin
est way to travel.
After the one-day stopover
in Paris, the Grand Prize
Winners are to be flown di-
rect to Belgrade, Yugoslavia
from which city the tour
through the land will begin.
Planned is a conducted
tour entailing all of twenty
five (25) days and calling
for visits in all six Repub-
lies of Yugoslavia: Croatia,
Serbia, Slovenia, Macedo-
mia, Montenegro and Bos-
na-Hercegovina.
The last five (5) days
would find the visitors "or
their own" and enable then
to visit with relatives OF
friends, or simply do as they
please privately.
The natural grandeur o.
Yugoslavia is such that W.
could devote almost endles!
columns here to describing
what the visitors will see dur
ing their stay overseas.
But we will do just tina
weekly as the Campaign rolls
along in 1856.
Savings In Hundreds
In all probability, 75'
Points will be necessary t.
qualify for the 1856 Cam
paign Grand Prize Award
The Points Quota may evel
be lowered if certain iron
now in the fire materialize
but this is more or less in tn
realm of conjecture and /
far from definite.
Be that as 1t may, the
$50 Points will cover ev-
erything: - A round trip
air passage to Yugoslavia
and return, plus hotel room
and meals while overseas.
The cost translated from
Points to American Dollars
is $75O.O0. ;.art
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Q Give a little love to a
child, and you get a great deal
back. - John RuSkin
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Victorious SO Campaign Recruiters Scheduled
For Stop In Paris, France, And Vienna, Austria
Ruzica kausic, zagreb Singing Star
Is Scheduled To RegaIe Guests During
Big Christmas Day Festivities In Farrell
Newly Organized "Sloga" Tamburitzans
Will Play, Sing And Dance December 10Th

Farrell, Pa Lodge 1875 and Junior Order Nest 100
of the Fraterna Unon together with the youth
full "Soga Tamburtza Orchestra will sponsor Concert,
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These holiday festivities, for years tradition
in this community will be held in the Croatian
Home, 412 Staunton Street, the favorite meeting
place of our people in this area The concert is to
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Cokebury Members In Series Of Fetes
Desiqned To Show Off RemodeIed Club

Celebration Will Begin Christmas Day
And Close With Banquet New Years Day
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begin at 230 PM and feature the newly organized group
of Soga Tamburtzans playing together with the older
group making it total of % artists II from the orr
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i6rey oxl2-ft. floral Ak.
minister, soiled -------
i-Beiae royon-nylon oxl2-
II. chenille, domooed
l--Beioe oxl2-H. corvet
royon, soiled -------