davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

tao hrvatskih doseljenika u
ono doba, njihov ucitelj i
dobrocinitelj. On je uz svoje
drugove ma vodstvu Zajednice
branio cd progona i ma sudo-
vima nase radnike koji su ra-
di strajka "a ljudske pravice
ma poslu bill proganjani i u
tamnicu bacani. On Sc zala-
gao i dizao svoj glas kod fe-
deralne Wade u Washingtonu
"a siromasne hrvatske do
seljenike, S kojima Sc je ne
covjecno postupalo ma pri-
stranistu u New Yorku ma
zloglasnom - Otoku suza -
pri dolasku u Ameriku. Ma
rohnic je upucivao i ucio do
seljenike, da upoznavaju A.
meriku, njene obicaje i Ia
kone, pax da postaju vjerni
gradjani Sjedinjenih Drzava.
Svaki svijesni doseljenik tre-
ba da oda postovanje u cast
ovoga nasega velikoga vodje
i ucitelja. Zato, svi zajedno
zelimo da prigodom proslave
obljetnice Pomladka, proslavi-
mo i ovoga velikoga muza
americkih Hrvata.
To SUI razlozi vaznosti 60
disnje konference, ma kojoj
&c Sc poprimiti program "a
dostojnu slavu manifesta-
ciju Zajednice, narodne sloge
i zajednicarskoga bratstva.
Sredisnji odbor odsjeka iii
kako ga mi zovemo u Pitts
burghu - Zapadne Pennsyl-
vanije Ujedinjeni Odsjeci, vr-
Sc jednu veliku narodnu duz-
most u nasem Vecem Pitts
burghu, maine, u Pittsburghu
i okolici medju hrvatskim ma
rodom, komu dizu duh po-
nos "a Ameriku i "a sve sto
je hrvatsko lijepo i kulturno.
Uzevsi tako, a tako jest,
ne bi smio izostati IL toga
bratskoga kola niti jedan mas
odsjek da nije ucesnik Ujedi-
njenih Odsjeka i velikih pro-
slava Hrvatskog Zajednicar-
skog Dana u cast nase omla-
dine, buducnost Zajednice i u
| cast, rekosmo, najboljeg vo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

Jedan poznati institut de-
moskopije u U.S.A. postavio
je, preko jedne cd najpopu-
larnijih radio stanice, njenim
slusaocima u jednoj anketi l
pitanje: sto je to = monar-
hija? Stiglo je oko 1000 od-
govora Gu America su takve
ankete vrlo popularne, jer po-
stanske troskove snosi pokre-
tao ankete). Odgovori SUI bill
cudni, tako da Sc cini, da mia
dja generacija tn rijec wise i
nema u svom rjecniku. Samo
1870 muSakaraca dalo je pri-
blizno pravilan odgovor, dok
SUI ostali ispunili tn rubriku
i ovim oznakama: "neSto IL
cirkusa -, "otrov u spe-
cijalnoj vrsti omamljivih ci-
gareta", "neka drzava u ne
istrazenim krajevima", "vrsta
samostanskog rezima" :, !
t. d. Kod zena je bilo jos go
re: svaka treca priznala je
da nema pojma sto ia rijee
znaci. Iii je dakle tai sistem
vladavine vec izumro, iii je
to krajno nepoznavanje jos
postojecih stanja - kaze IL
vjestilac 0 toj anketi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
Put boce

Svake godine je u Fran
cuskoj uobicajena igra "boca
u moru". Baca Sc nekoliko
stotina boca, pa neke cd njih,
nosene morskom strujom, sti-
zu vrlo daleko. Owe godine je
najdalje odlutala boca koja
je prosla struju rijeke Gil
ronde, dalje plovila Golfskom
strujom po Atlantiku uz por-
tugalsku obalu, pa kroz Gil
braltarska vrata zakrenula u
Sredozemno more. Nadjena
je u Alziru, $500 KIN udalje-
ma cd mjesta gdje je bacena
u vodu. Boca je tai put pre-.
valila "a so dana brzinom
2 KIN ma sat.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

puha pretvara u prah, pa Sc
dobiva aluminijevo silikatno
vlakno debljine cetiri mikro-
ma, t. j. oko cetiri puta tanje
cd svilene niti. Tai Sc pro-
izvod tall tex kod 1850 stup-
njeva Celzijuca i otporan je
prema djelovanju vecine XII
selma. To novo vlakno moze
i nadomjestiti azbest kao izo.
lacija protiv vrucine. Nedo.
statak mu je, sto mehanicka
otpornost nije dovoljna, pa Sc
ne moze rabbit "a proizvodnju
tekstila.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

stanju plesna dvorana iii pa
vilion, pax dvije naprave "a
prodaju plea j jedna posebna
velika zgra d a "a bankete,
svadbe, vecerinke slicno sa
p o t r e b n m namjestajem i
swim dobro uredjenim nuz-
prostorijama kuhinjom.
Tu imade dovoljno ravna
zemljista "a ball game i gdje
bi Sc mogla vremenom podici
moderna dvorana iii Audito-
rium "a sve nase nacionalne
potrebe u Vecem Pittsburghu.
Sa ovim posjedom iii Par
kom ispunili bi veliku praz-
ninu u Pittsburghu, u sjedis-
tn Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice, nasih odsjeka, drustava
i crkava. l tai Park bi tre-
bao svima posluziti "a razno-
vrsne nase drustvene potrebe
i razvijanje nase narodne kul-
ture i zajednicarskoga brat
stva.
Zato bas nasi odsjeci oni
koji do sada nisu ucestvovali
u ovoj zajednicarskoj organi-
zaciji trebali bi da Sc priklju-
ce, a oni pax koji su do sada
suradjivali treba da tako ma
stave, da budu svi sudionici
ovoga velikoga uspjeha, pax
da Sc mogu ponositi da SUI
oni ueinili svoj dio pomogli
doci do tako lijepog i velikog
postignuca ma narodnom DO
lju.
Prema predvidjenom planu,
poslovanje "a uzdrzavanje O.
vog Croatian American Cen
ter Parka voditi &c sc ma
trgovackoj osnovi i sluziti &c
u kulturne narodne svrhe, da
Sc "a uzdrzavanje i kupnju
istoga nece teretiti S nicim
nase odsjeke i drustva bile
sa pozajmicama iii trazbinom
gotova novca.
Vjerujemo, da &c ova vijest
obradovati i veseliti naSe cd.
sjeke i nase iskreno clanstvc
pa il tih razloga i pisemo owe
redke.
! Flip Vukelic, tajnik
Western Pennsylvania
United Lodges.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
Konzerviran med cd prize
$500 qodina

Prigodom arheoloskih ra-
dova ma iskopavanju nekog
grckog hrama il 6. stoljeca
prize nase ere, u blizini sela
Paestum u juznoj Italiji, ma
djeni SUI mnogi krcazi puni
vrlo gustog media. Med Sc je
u hladnim stijenama cd ka-
mena vapnenca, il kojih je
hiram sagradjen, dobro odr-
zao punih 2500 godina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
Croatian American Center vecem Pittsburghu
DOBAR P0CETAK CLANSKE KAMPANJE
P0kALADKA u P0CAST 4O-G0DISNJICE

Michael Grasha, predsjed Odbora Kampanje
Prize nego pocnemo uobicajenom temom O Rampant
canstvo zemo ogasiti posgnu6e Odjelienja
mlatka koje je cd najvece vaznost Dok stupi ma
prag cerdesete godne opstanka odelena bro clan
stva stom odelenu presto e 340 000 Ma l. sGnja 1855
mali toGno 81 Oil clanova Pomlatka HBZ!
zadnje dvije godne naseg vodstva ovog odjeljenja
isto ie uzvao postizavanu to veGih vsina broiu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

burghu. u prvlh sest godlna'
poluceni su dobri uspjesi mo-
ralno financijalno. Moralno
nasim godisnjim proslava-
ma Hrvatskog Zajednicarskog
Dana u West View Parku, ma
koju je proslavu svake go
dine dolazilo sve veci broj ma
sega svijeta i uzivalo u LIE
pom programu. Minute 1854
godine postigli smo krunu u
spjeha, jer ma proslavi Sc O.
kupilo oko 10000 nasega svi-
.jeta, da slozno manifestiramo
- zajednicarsko bratstvo.
Iako ma ovim znacaj jnim
proslavama hrvatskog frater-
nalizma - zajednicarskoga
bratstva nevodi sc trgo-
vina S pivom rakijom, ipak
polucen dobar materijalni u
spjeh tie Sc je nasa blagajna
svrsetkpm prosle godine po-
digla ma preko la tisuca do
lara. "a oval uspjeh srdaeno
Sc zahvaljujemo odsjecima u
druzenim II ovu nacionalnu
hrvatsku | bratsku organiza-
ciju njihovom clanstvu, a
najvise nasim odlicnim die
vojkama, koje SUI Sc natjeca-
lie "a Kraljicu Popularnosti
owe velicanstvene proslave.
I odbor zasluzuje prizna-
ME, koje nikada trazio nije,
jer svi su clanovi odbora ra-
dill pozrtvovno i odusevljeno
"a sto bolji uspjeh, bez ika-
kove nagrade iii naplate. Da-
pace, ma svoj racun i trosak.
Ovo pokazuje sto Sc moze
kad je dobre wolfe i kad Sc
INA sto sc hoce.
zadnjih godina odbor je
trazio i nastojao naci pogod-
no zemljiste, jedan posted, ko-
il bi posluzio drustvenoj op-
coj svrsi, a uz pogodnu CHE
nu. Konacno Sc pruzila lijepa
prilika predstoji da kupimo
u zgodnom predjelu jedan po-
sled. Oval posted mogao bi
Sc lahko urediti, kao Narod-
nj Hrvatski Park, ne samo "a
izlete i piknike nasih drus-
tava vec i "a druge drustve-
ne potrebe sastajalista. I u
tome ostajemo kod svoga ma
rodnoga hrvatskoga imena
naZiVa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
Novo vIakno cetiri
Puta tanje cd sviIe

U U.S.A. lansirano je novo
otporno vlakno naZvano eff
ber-flax". Mjesavina alumini-
ia i silicija, u jednakom O.
mjeru rastaljena u elektricnoj
peel, veze Sc i pomocu pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

.JS j.
novog clanstva. u ogromnoj
organizaciji, kao sto je Po-
mladak H.B.Z., mjesecni gu
bitak putem obvezatnog pre-
stupa u osamnaestoj godini u
odraslo clanstvo, je proper
cijonalno dosta velik, pa sa
brojem clanova, koji su od-
stupili, uzeli isplate u goto-
vini iii umrli, tai gubitak IL
nasa poprecno blizu 200 cla-
nova mjesecno. Odjel j e n j e
Pomlatka je postiglo novi vr-
hunac u broju prelaza u od-
raslo clanstvo proslog mje-
SEGA, kad je $50 clanova Po-
mlatka presto u odjeljenje
odraslog clanstva. Prema to-
mu, iziskuje Sc ogroman rad,
ako zelimo samo nadoknaditi
oval gubitak. Ako nam je
moguce to uciniti jos k to-
mu pokazati i lijep porast
svakog mjeseca, znaci nista
Z mamie cd cuda u bratskim
E.-ugcvirna, koje nssj grs. 81
telji stalno cine.
Pocetkom prosle godine,
stavili smo 81 visok cilj -
$4,000 clanova Pomlatka do
konca god. 1854. U mjesecu
studenomu, kad smo stavlja-
Ii narudzbu "a sluzbeni pi-
saci papir "a cetrdesetu go
dinu opstanka ovog odjelje-
mia, dali smo tiskati ma kra-
,, ju svakog lista papira neke
vrsti oglasa, to jest, izjavu
"Our Greatest Asset is $4,000
Junior Members" - Mas maj.
vrijedniji imetak jest $4,000
clanova Pomlatka. Priznati
nam je, da smo Sc bojaG, da
&c konacne broke pod konac
godine pokazati, da smo Sc
poigrali sa istinom. No, So
ponosom mozemo izjaviti, da
SUI Sc nase made ispunile. Da
neka vesela West odzvanjs
cd Atlantika do Pacifika -
neka Sc zna, da je mas Po
mladak postao jos veci 60
rostas.
Tako, sa ovom lijepom
znacajnom objavom pocima
mo ovogodisnju kampanju z;
novo clanstvo, koja je posve
cena 40-godisnjici Odjeljenj'
Pomlatka. Do sada smo ve'
) primili lijepi broj novih mol
> benica "a clanstvo i izgleda
: da bi Sc mogao postignuti no
; vi rekord "a upisivanje no
> vog clanstva u mjesecu sijec
: nju. Primili smo lijepi bro
pisama cd nasih dobrih "a
jednicara, koji nam obecava
! ju svoju suradnju u kampa
) Mi.
Jedno takovo pismo posla
nam je brat Joseph F'ranko
!vich, dobro poznati tajnik cd
sjeka broj 25 u McKeesportu
: Brat Frankovich prikupio j
| 434 tockica u proslogodisnjo
} kamapnji. Obecaje, da &c ma
, staviti sa svojim uzornim rs
: dom u sadasnjoj Rampant
: Oval brat ina dvije kcerkt
| jedna II, a druga 13 god
ma stara, kojima ce pomoc
l da dobiju potreban broj TOT
: kica "a cast delegate ma c.
: tvrtoj Konvenciji Pomlatk;
l Sigurni smo, da &c dvije die
l vojcice Frankovich biti me
: dju prvima, da kvalificiraj
"a tn cast.
Primili smo nadalje pism
I il dalekog zapada, cd brat
Troy Toljana, dugogodisnje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02

Mladez odrasli clanovi Hrv Bratske Zaednice,
pitomc Djecjega Donna Des PLANES, ILL.,, tamburasi
liz gostovanju Djecjem Domu zajedno pri-
godom Bozcne zabave, ko priredli jedan doista Vi
soko kuIturni muzck program toj zabaN Djevojke
sjedeci prvom redu narodnoj nosnji ptomci Ia
jednce njenom Djecjem Domu. Ova slika, dakle, po
kazuje kako dobro odgaja decicu mladez nasih po
kojnh clanova Djecjem Domu da kad odrastu mogu
stupt svijet zobrazen otvorena cela kao dobri cla
novi ludskoga drstva rodou ubi iii veke patriotic
ie Amerke. Zajednca dakle mediuostaim kroz citavo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
VAzNA GoDISNJA K0NFERENCIJA
ODsIEkA u SRED!STU zA!EECDs.,,!CCc1c Z

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Medju hrvatskim fraternastima
Hrvatma America dobro e poznata organzaca Western
Pennsyvani United Lodges Hrvaske Bratske Zajednce
America - Ovo je dobrovoljna narodna organizacja sic
distu Hrvatske Bratske Zaednce vec b mogo
reci Sjedstu Hrvata America Organizacija posluje
dobrovoIinoi baz to Jest Iudi ko u predvode MO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-02
Western Pennsylvania United Lodges
Croatian FraternaI Union OF America

Sreisn Odbor organizacie odseka H. b. Zajednice
Zapadne Pennsylvania nasto ostvar daynu zelu naseg
veceg Psburgha da kupi ijep park plnke drustava
Pittsburgh, Pa. - San zeja nasih odsjeka Zapadne
Pennsylvania kupi podesno zemljste pknke od
sjeka nasih drustava moze skoro buducnost ostva
RITZ prema odluc obecanu Sredsnjeg Odbora zapadne
Pennsylvania Uedinjenh Odseka Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice America.
Ovo je sedma godina djelovanja bratske odseene
organizaciie cd kad je obnoven nasem Vecem Pitts
, 1955-05-21

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, 1955-05-21
Continued from page p

WHEREAS, Due to the limiting effect Of sub-sections
(2O(b) and (c) of the Organic Act of the Virgin Islands, ap-
proved July %, 1854 a number of federal employees former
" under the Central Administration of the Virgin Islands
was transferred to the Government OF the Virgin lslanas'
and,
WHEREAS, These employees, in accordance with feder
al1aw and regulations, received a lump sum payment from
the Fede,a al Government in lieu of accumulated annual
leave, but lost their accumulated sick leave slfjecs only to
, 1955-05-21
MARY NC LEOD BETHUNE

WITH passing Of DR.. Mary Nc Leod Bethune the
world, America, and her race lost one Of the most valuable
and inspiring leaders to come out of this age. Born 70 years
ago on a South Carolina plantation she was destined to be
come one Of the worlds leading Negro educators. She was
founder and president emeritus of Bethune- Goodman College
in Daytona Beach, Florida.
BRUSHING ASIDE every obstacle, Mrs. Bethune work
ed increasingly for better race relations, and in so doing ira
veled the length and breath Of America preaching the gospel
Of tolerance and understanding. A forceful and compelling
orator she constantly held vast audiences in her grasp as she
drove home some significant point from which all benefited,
DURING H Second World War, Dr.. Bethune wa
adviser to President Roosevelt on minority affairs, and for
ten years was director of Negro affairs of the National Youth
Administration. In addition to this she was special assistant
to the Secretary of War for selection Of the first Officers Can
didate School for WACs.
BUT LIKE ALL busy people Dr.. Bethune found time
to carry on the affairs of her school, to lecture extensively,
and browning her efforts in the field Of civic and fraternal
affairs she founded the National Council of New Women in
New York in 1885, serving as its president until 1949.
EVERYWHERE Dr.. Bethme1s loss will be mourned be-
cause she was among those whose lives left a marked impress
sion on the cultural, social and religious life OF their time.
, 1955-05-21

ard,
WHEREAS. This loss Of accumulated sick leave occurred
through no fault of the e%rnrloyees, but because of the effect
OF the Organic Act of the Virgin Islands:
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin Islands
in session assembled:
SECTION /. The Director Of Personnel is hereby author
lied to enter on the leave record of each federal employee
transferred from the Central Administration of the Virgin
Islands to the Government Of the Virgin Islands all sick
leave accumulated and unused while in a federal status; Pro-
yided, however, that the amount so transferred in any case
shall not exceed ninety (9) days; and Provided, further that
the time limit for allowing re-credit Of leave on re-entering
the Federal Government Service as provided by Federal
Leave Regulations is observed in each case.
SECTION 2. All laws or parts of laws in conflict with
this law are hereby repealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. Ldi1 couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, matt three full days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays. and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Thomas Shannon. 25. Clayton. Ind.
and Bette Luekritz. %. 43l6 18th 81.
Paul Abernethy. 81. Cincinnati. Ohio,
and Nancy Hand. 81, 1901 Palisade
Clarence Carr. Is. Arlington. Va. and
Lorraine Meekins. 81. 610 Cullan st.
jerome ougsenheim, IS 5425 Con-
necticut ave NV, and Bella Sanders,
81. 14ls saratosa ave. ne.
Justin Miller, jr.. %. Alexandria. Va.
and Betty wilkes. %, 5000 Tilden st
Samuel Faulkner. IS. 743 Girard ST.
NV. and Alberta Melton. %. 81" W
Timothy johnson. %. 1913 Meridian pl
nv. and Geraldine stanmore. Fl,
Antonio Lung, i., ana Nancy TAFT. %.
Robert E6y. jr.. So. arlington. va, and
Delmar Maxwell 35. 2I50 st. NV 4.
ana CArfle FaogeVt' I'd, l-oI u 81.
ne.
Lawrence Smith. 2a. Everson. Pa. and
Johnnie Muller, Is. 1919 Union st.
Arsbon johnson. 90 1907 9th st. ne.
and Ethel Nelson. Is. Asbury Park.
David Phillips. "a, Hyattsville. Md. and
Ruth Dawson. is. Laurel, Nd.
Argil Keister. 30. 1878 Brentwood I'd.
ne. and Mildred Taylor, 80. $40
william Phillips e5. Savannah. Ga.
and Barbara Lewis. Is, Lottsburg. Va.
Phillip Hitler. "a, and Ursula Scully. 1S.
both of Philadelphia
Robert Burrs, 30. Arlington. Va. and
1ras Smith. o. Silver Spring. Md.
John Keyton. Sr.. as. and GLADYS Keyton.
Al, both of 1926 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Anthony McCoe. 2i. New York City.
and Gwendclyn Conway. 90 500
rbp ,osida ps aye n'e:a, ,,oo r.u Lace.
ave. Sc. and Mildred Whiteside %.
1l47 New Jersey ave. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
BIRTHS REPORTED
CFrom D. C. Health Department.

BOYS
Robert and Norma Anders.
Charles and Mary Babendreier.
Richard and Matte Beales.
hayward and Geneva Bernard.
HarW and Frances Buckingham.
Robept and Doris Busby.
Ogden and Dolores Chamberlain.
Donald and Loretta Dittman,
Paul and Virginia Evans.
Charles and Alma Goddard.
Wilbur and Audrey Hunter.
John and Sira Koback.
Robert and Laurel Noel.
Edward and Antoinette Palank.
Albert and Celia Ross, ST.
William and Sally Siegel.
William and Shirley Soper.
Fulton and Betty Thomas.
James and Anne Wattam.
Marcus and Doris Wynn.
William and Sallie Aston.
Ernest and Clara Bowler.
Clarence Clarence s and f Helen Holmes es"n'
Joseph and Lizzie Jackson.
Frank and Gloria Johnson.
Oliver and Grace Kyler.
James and Hazel Rorie.
Thurman and Julienne Spriggs.
Johnnie and Julia Thompson.
Dennis and Martha Aughavin,
William and Carol Barger.
Aubry and Dorothy Belcher.
Joseph and Joan Bier.
Leonard and Jeanette Caracciolo.
Anthony and Catherine Dartoozos.
William and LaVerne Early.
William and Gathering Gallerizzo.
Joseph and Ann Kavluchich.
Lawrence and Doris Liebrecht.
Harold and June Oppenheim.
Joseph and Anna Podany.
Edward and Barbara Ruf, ST.
Bruce and Madeline Sundlun.
Mike and CYNTHIA Sutton,
Walter and Carmen Ulrtck.
William and Patricia Wilson.
Russell and Anna Barbee.
Milton and Lille Costen.
Alvin and Priscilla HenSley.
Roscoe and Elizabeth Housley.
Amos and Mary johnson.
John and Dolores johnson.
William and Luvenia Leak.
Charles and Edna Smith.
John and Iris Stevenson.
John and Constance Vases.
GIRLS
Joseph and Carmela Arcuri.
William and Patricia Bridwel.
Guy and Hazel Chamberlain. jr.
John and Rosemary Colston.
James and Shirley Cranshaw.
Angelo and Elaine Davis.
James and Catherine Edelen.
Edward and Lois Fitzpatrick.
Francis and Thelma Fragaie.
Louis and Frances Handy.
Walter and Ella JENNINGS;
Dicran and Rose keuroRllan.
peder and Helen Kitti.
Charles and Shirley Leftwixh.
Oreste and Princella Maltasliati.
william and Mary Ann Oakley.
Gilbert and Joyce Rodriguez.
John and Eva Shavatt.
Randolph and Mary Smith.
David and Mary Staples.
irving and Janet Torchinsky.
Roger and Helen Walker.
Isador and Dolores Yalom.
Edward and Atchie Bolden.
Vernon and Evelyn Brown.
Thomas and Marie Duckett.
Charles and Marilyn Fowler.
Joseph and Helen Harper.
Francis and Eleanor Johnson.
Willis and Katherine Purnell
Edward and Geraldine Ashley.
John and Ann Castagnoia.
Francis and Audrey Charles,
Thomas and Nealie Craft.
Louis and Katherine Crusco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
DEATHS REPORTED
tFrom D. C. Health Department.


Anna R. Hayes. IS. 500 Allison St. NV.
Edith A. Berry. 81. 22l Rittenhouse
Joseph Rensack, 81. Manassas, Va.
Efie K. Kenner. 81, 231s Nicholson
Annie ". sherhorn. rs, $3.50 Kansas
Matte P p. lowe, n. 3o4s Both st. Sc,
Katherine F. Barry, rs, I725 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
Edna p Nelson, 70, Pueblo, Colo
Theda M Hainsworth. 80. KensinSton,
sronis Norbud. So, Soldiers Home.
John Drawbaugh. 81. 1901 18th st. ".
Antonio Antonio Florits: o. lo3s 1th st. NV.
GLENN a baton. : g. - iss 9Th St. 81 ne e."
Robert J. Govostes. 20, East Boston,
Donald p. wiks. infant, washington.
infant Perryman. sos Brooks I'd. Sc.
Infant Lynch, Suitland. Nd.
Infant Tucker. Arlington. Va.
infant WEIGH, Arlington, va.
Infant Philips. Riverdale Nj
John Robinson, IS. $50 Florence st. ne
Rose Marshall. IS. 64S kenilwortn ter.
Lillian Morse. So. 235l Champlsin st.
william 8, Harris. "a. WASHINGTON.
Terry J. Alexander. infant, 22s seth
Infant German, l54e Marion ave. NV.
Infant Kyler, ANNAPOLIS, Md.
IMAM mani s sasss e ssog Eve ti; sc 81 nv"
Infant Henderson, 405 Richardson pl
infant Pruitt. 1922 Swami st. NV.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-05
Moher-Daughter
Banquet Held AT
Methodist Church

The Methodist WSCS mother
daughter banquet was held at
$50 p. m. Thursday night, April
% in the Fellowship room. There
was a fine response of the cards
sent out by Mrs. D. c. Stone and
her committee, 200 attending.
Mrs. c. E. EberSole and the ac-
tivitieS committee planned the
menu and were assisted by the
members of Rebecca Circle in pre-
pairing the meal. Mary, Ruth and
Esther circles set tables, decorated
and prepared the salad after sing
ing the Doxology, the mems club
under the direction of Robert st.
Cyr and the Sunday school boys
did a very able job of serving.
Members of Martha and Naomi
circles responded well on the clean
up committee.
Mrs. Jack McMorris, vice presi-
dent, had charge of the program
and after the singing of Montana"
by the group Mrs. Harry French
gave the tribute to the daughters
and Joan Bartram the tribute to
the mothers. Joan Eicholtz played
a piano solo.
The FILA girls presented a skit