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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
Chi Lodge 81 DamseIs
Know Their Pin Onions

Chicago, Ill, - The fair sex
members of the "Sloboda'
Lodge 80 Mixed Bowling Lea
que came through in grand
style in the last two sessions.
Carrie Gall uncorked a zig
544 March 9th for the Pardus
BARRIERS with the best among
the men being Frank Jer-
bich's 191-5O5 and two more
males, the Smetkos, Emil and
Mike, getting no further than
191.
At the March 10th rolling
Dorothy Kentos paraded a
21O-493 that with Frank Ku-
novic's 513 helr'i / the Vana
Beverages chalk two victories
over the Mares Pontiacs,
where the best individual eff
! fort was Joe Jerbich's 433.
The league leading Pardus
BARRIERS increased their lead
by taking three games from
the Bogetich Florals. The win
ners benefitting from Grego-
ry Krajacic's 234 in a 572
The Florists had to rely on
Charles Vucinic with 428. AT
this point we wish to mention
that Tom Stefancich recently
broke a single high of 234 by
Frank Jerbich, standing from
the league opener, by flashing
a 235 game. Coupled with
Gregory Krajacic's 234 it ap'
pears that a few more records
could be busted from the
shelf ere the season closes.
In other battles for posi-
tions, the Pavlak and Sor
Morticians won three games
from the Balkan Music Store
by the consistent bowling OF
Frank Jerbich in $50. A sol
series by Tom Stefancich was
tops among the musicians.
Matievic Midwest Store
won two games through the
efforts of Rose Dusek, All
and Frank Pardus, $40 from
the Skala Bankers and picked
up a game in their battle for
second place. The best among
the Bankers was Emil Smetko
with 456, marking the second
straight week that he has
paced his team.
Jack Paul Sec'y
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Battle Creek Members
Will Meet ApriI 18th

Battle Creek, Mich. - The
next regular monthly meeting
of CFU Lodge 533 will take
place Sunday, April II, in the
Croatian Hall and start at 2
PM.
We urge all members to at
tend, participate in the dis
cussions, and bring their dues
books up to date. With the
advent Of warmer weather,
our members should find it
difficult to make excuses for
staying away from monthly
meetings. It's your Lodge, so
do right by it and yourself by
attending tn e s e important
sessions.
Violet Bellies, Rec.
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Clarion Members Aim
To Keep April 10 Open

Clarion. Pa. - Sun d a y,
April II, will. be the date of
the next regular monthly
meeting of "St. George" CFU
Lodge 248.
The usual meeting date
would fall on April 10, but
since that is Easter Sunday
the members voted in March
to meet one week later, April
II, and permit all to enjoy
the Holiday with their fami-
lies and friends. May your
Easter be joyous one!
Mark p. NikOlich, Sec'y.
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Brighton Lodge 484 In
First Picnic July 18th

New Brighton, Pa. - In
order that CFU Lodge 484
will not conflict with any
other organizations in MAX
ing it's summer plans, we ad-
wise all interested parties that
we have scheduled our picnic
for July II, 1855, at Wise's
Grove.
The we'll known Sloboda
Tamburitzans have been con-
tracted to furnish our favor
ite tunes at this festival, and
you can bet your bottom dol
lar that there will be no end
of hot barbecued lamb and
refreshments on the scene.
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Milwaukee Lodge Will
Hold Supper And Dance

Milwaukee, Wise. - The
members of NADIA Lodge
255 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will sponsor a Supper
and Dance, Saturday, April
20, at Karlovics Hall, $50
South 9th Street.
Serving will begin at 600
PM and continue so long as
Iour fellow members and
friends wish to enjoy them
selves around the festive
board. Connie Mutt will pro-
vide the music for your dane
ing delight after you dispose
of your meal.
Anton F. Srok, Sec'y.
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Grdinas Bop Pioneers
To Hold Cleveland Lead

Cleveland, Ohio - At the
March 7th rolling of the Gle
veland Ladies League at the
Grdina Recreation emporium,
the A. Grdina and Sons team
made a clean sweep over the
Pioneers to retain first place,
Mary Sarapa sparEed the
team to victory with a lefty
count, 22O-19O-536, pretty
near in the manner in which
she has done on previous oc-
casions. For the losers Marse
/ Butler shed out a 440 series
to be high among her mates.
The Kepics team rally was
short-lived as they fell before
the White Chime Bar maids
who are on the move. Mary
Strahinic and Betty Koluder
hit nice games of 179 and III
but Mary Ann Lesiak coun-
tered with a 176 game and
Josephine Eurick with a Ala
| series.
! The Greenhut jewelers. won
three to their surprise, after
a run of tough luck that
plagued them. Nice games
were hit upon by V. Franks,
1862; A. Perovich, 151-153; H.
Pokersnik, ITO and M. Bez-
jak, 152-156,
AS happens in spite of what
you do to overcome same, the
Golub Funeral Home team
seems to have lost the spark
and managed to take one
game from Don's Bar. Kitty
Koscica tried her best with a
164 game and Helen Shay
managed a 149. With the sea-
son drawing near a close, the
contest for the top seat ap-
pears hotter than ever.
League members are asked
to keep in mind the Pioneers
card party to be held April
%, 1855. Plan to attend.
Frances York, Sec'y.
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awaits you in Chicago with"
"KRIZART' Lodge 70 playing
the role of social hosts.
Assuredly there is nothing
like an annual tournament.
You arc bound to leave the
tournament invigorated and
all the more appreciativc OF
your membership in the Cro-
attain Fraternal Union. Many
a new acquaintance has been
struck at these tournaments
and still many more old ones
renewed. All this to the bet
ter interests of the individual
members and to the national
organization of which we are
members as well.
With this in mind, we deem
it both an honor and a duty
to welcome your Lodge and
Nest to be represented at the
21st Annual Tenpin Tourna-
ment on May 12-13-14-1o,
1855. Your cooperation will
assure another link in this
highly recognized sport S
event. Contact your team
mates and bowling prospects
even now to forward the
completed entry blank and
the members-entered forms
to the tournament secretary
as soon as possible.
Above all do not forget the
Juniors end of this tourna-
ment which will be run Satur-
day morning and the ingram
ing of our coming generation
of adults into what they can
expect from membership in
the Croatian Fraternal Union
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Phoenix Lodge 978 To
Hold Outing April 24th

Phoenix, AriZ. - Advance
notice is hereby given to all
members and friends of the
Valley of the Sun" C.F.U.
Lodge 978 that the Lodge is
currently making prepara-
tions to stage a Picnic on
Sunday, April "a, 1855, at
South Mountain.
Your Lodge and Picnic
Committees are expending
great effort to making this
outing a rousing success.
From our experience last
year, we know that if we
pitch right in and help, sue
cess is ours from the very
start.
NJ, Bukyich, Chairman
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Canton, Akron Lodges
Settle Lane Supremacy

Canton, Ohio - Lodge 514
of this city pitted a squad of
male bowlers against Lodge
472 of Akron and won the
match by "a pins and with it
the right to travelling trophy
that has been set up for vie
ing by these two lodges.
In Lodge 514 League ac-
ton on Saturday, March 10Th
the Price Advertisers took all
four points from the Lodge
men, a feat which nipped the
recent surge of the Lodge
keglers, who a week ago sur
prised a T and A team, 40. A
standout for the Lodge team
was Mary Zuzich, who as an
up and coming bowler fired
a 146-393. Jerry Brown and
Chuck Dovutovic, collaborat-
ing with 154-444 and 157-420,
respectively.
The big noise that Saturday
night were the Croats with all
members shooting 1880 pins
over their average; high man
being Frank Paro, 207-582.
Following him came V. Micu-
Ian, 189-550; w. Drozda, 199-
! 527; M. Drozda, 196-526 and
A. Milkovic, 195-50O. This ex-
plosion enabled them to hang
up the new team highs, 958-
2685.
The j and w team held on
to to first place by taking
four points from the last
place Macks. This victory,
temporarily cut short the
wrecking of the Macks who
had been upsetting the higher
plane teams. V. Brown, 188-
$50 and Lou Marich, 215-526
belted them for leaders, while
the Mack's punch was concen.
trated in John Comsia, 225-
SIS and r. Frolich, 184-499.
Stephen Bozurich, Jr., Sec'y.
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Los Angeles To Host
April 80 KoIo Fiesta

Los Angeles, Calf. - For
the first time in Southern
California, a Kolo Festival
will be held Saturday, April
80, at st. Anthony's Church
Hall, Alpine and N. Grand.
Chief purpose of the after
noon and evening festivities is
to start a fund for the impor-
tation of authentic costumes
to further the already deep
interest of non-Croats in the
time honored culture and tra-
ditions of our people.
Folklore exhibits and mo-
vies are other projected fea-
lures, while support and sug-
gestions from leaders and
Lodges and Nests Of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union in the
area for completion of plans
for the April 80 will be most
welcomed.
Those interested are invited
to write Anthony Bazdarich,
1879 Hatfield Place, Los An
geles 80, California. Or, if
you find it more convenient,
dial Capitol 1852.
Tony Bazdarich, Pub.
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Society's 18th Annual Dux Meet To
Be Held April 22-23-A In A|iquippa

Aliquippa, Pa. - This is to
officially announce that the
10Th C.F,U. Duckpin Tourna-
ment will be held Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday, April o.
1924, 1855 at the Sheffield
Lanes located at Racoon and
Concord Streets, Aliquippa,
Pa.
The alleys have been the
scene of several ARDBC tour
naments and are owned by
John Yatson. Mr.. Yatson and
his wife Ann Yatson are
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members of the Alcros Lodge
72O which will be hosting this
tournament.
Lodges and bowlers in the
Western Pennsylvania area
are asked to red circle the a.
bove mentioned dates and
urged also to make plans to
have their lodge entered in
all events to which this tour
nament caters.
William Zivitz, Chairman
Frank Braidic, Secretary
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Watsonvi|Ie Air Show
To Toast Anniversary

WatSOnyllie, Calf. - On
the first Saturday after Eas-
ter, April 16, 1855, the Yugo-
slav Radio Hour Program of
Mort h ern California will
mark it's 7th Anniversary,
with a Program and Dance at
the Yugoslav Napredak Park
Hall, located on Lawrence
Road, in Cupertino.
The radio programs are
broadcast every Sunday,
from Watsonville at $50 AM
over Station KHUB, and
from San Jose at 1870 PM
the came day over Station
KLOK.
This program which is
heard and enjoyed by listen
ers from Sacramento to
Fresno, is directed by Andrew
Soldo, ably assisted by his son
Bob. .l
The anniversary festivities
are scheduled to start at 1880
PM and we are certain that
all guests will thoroughly en-
joy every minute. The pro-
gram will feature such able
artists as Ante Soljanich,
Karen Larsen of the San
Fran cisco Pacific Opera
House, the Mladi Marian
Tamburitza Orchestra and
Pete Kusalo, an accordionist,
all known to our listeners.
Added attractions will be
the appearances of Frances
Krsinich, a ten year old from
SanFrancisco who won a gold
medal at the international
Piano Recording Festival, the
Fay Honeycutt Dancers, fea-
turing Charles Dicks and
Carol Maitoza doing "Her-
nando's Hideaway" and "Jit-
terbug", and Mary Ann Biri-
misa's Hula and ''Malagu-
ena.' 1
Diane Slavich will also ap-
pear, as will John Filcich and
his famed Kolo Club. The ini.
mitable Bill Markovich, as our
emcee, will again furnish the
audience with a number of
laughs.
There will be music for
shuffling for you folk dance
enthusiasts and Martin San
itch will be on hand to fur.
nish the jive for you modern
hep cats, Immediately follow.
ing the program.
We extend a most cordial
invitation to attend to all our
friends, sponsors, and listen.
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Casino Studs Roaring
Toward Detroit Payoff

Detroit, Mich. - At this
writing approximately four
weeks of bowling remain for
the Detroit Mems League.
Although the Onyx Casino
Studs are leading, they were
shown by the second place
Drewry Beer squad how to
place on the board AS one OF
the seasons three highest
team scorers. The Beer-men
compiled a team single high
of 1903 as they dubbed the
Fega Toolers for a clean
sweep to move into the run
ner-up spot, one game behind
the leading Onyx Casino
Studs.
Figuring in the Drewry at
tack were such marks, Will
liam Buban, 191;'T Decovlch,
224; A. Kovacs, 1877: r. Paw
kovich, 267 and captain, T.
Ruzich's, 224.
In other phases of individ-
ual leadership, Rudy Pavko-
vich took over the Individual
high three game honors with
a CTS total and now ties John
Bowlick who also sports a 2b|
game. J. Tonkovich of the
Fega team paced highest with
2O2-523.
c.. Barkovich, 214-591 and
John Rogers, 202-56O kept
the Onyx Casino Studs in the
top spot as they took two
from the Stimac Hardware
Joe Baillo, 2O5-561 provided
the necessary margin for the
lone win falling to the losers,
a complete reversal of form
from the previous week when
the Stimacs took three from
the last place Rock Garden
Cafe-men.
The Yo Yo's continued
their streak which has netted
them third place, taking
three this time from the On
yx Troopers, R. Perpich con-
tributed a 213-553 card, while
w. Markovich tried to rally
the Troopers with 226-559.
BY drubbing the Croatian
Home team, the Onyx Casino
Juniors fortified themselves
in fourth place. VIM. Grega-
rich, 225-611 and Sam Petra
cich, 2O0-589 were the big
guns for the Juniors. C. Bi-
doll held up well for the Gro
attain Home team with 231-
591. G.. Pulich 578 and Henry
Colombo with 563 enabled the
Onyx Topplers to run rough
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Cokeburg Colony Will
Mark Junior Milestone

Cokeburg, Pa. - Lodge 354
and Nest 122 will co-sponsor
a Mothers Day Concert on
Sunday, May 8, in honor of
the 40th Anniversary of the
Junior Order of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
The program will begin at
400 PM and feature the
"Strossmayer' Singing Soci-
ETY. of Youngstown, Ohio, the
"kolo Aces" Of Cleveland,
Ohio, guest speakers from
the CFU Home Office at
Pittsburgh, and concert and
dance music by the "Sloboda"
Tamburitzans of East Pitts
burgh. Bernard Luketich
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Friday, April 1st, Is DeadIine For
21st Annual Tenpin Tourney Entries

Chicago Iii. - The time has come again to call aten-
ton to the greatest sports spectacle taking place each
within Society.
None other than the 21st running Of Annual Ienpm
Tournament which brings this credabe event to another
respccted milestone all the why you should
narake of the fraerna competition and association that
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Note: - This list is based submitted to the
Educational Department up and including March
TO- League secretaries urged to promptly report the
activities of their Leagues and thus time for March
consideration.
Frank Braidc, Director
Sports Educational Dept.
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. The 9th Quadrennial
Convention of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will be held
at Philadelphia, Pa, in Sep
tember of 1855.
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ers. There will be the usual
good refreshments, so if you
care for a most entertaining
evening, make plans to be on
deck.
Andrew SOldO, Director
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shod over the Rock Garden
Cafe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

The steadily growing list of grocery price reductions AP
has featured since January LIST is evidence you get
low prices on items days of the week at APP
You don't have to be Dr. Watson to that deduction
It's elementary! So is this!
You cut your total food bill substantially by taking
advantage OF these hundreds of reduced prices addition
to APPS regular storewide low prices and many weekly
specials.
you're the trail of better buys here's clue that will
lead you straight to them. Come come at Asp
CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
A&P Food Stores
420 Lexington Avenue, New York II, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

VC1IUEI JUICy IIU
roast. One that's properly
trimmed to oven-roast per-
fectly. That's the kind Of rib
roast you'll find at Safeway--
the only kind. It's trimmed Of
excess tat and bone before It's
weighed ). the perfect eating
part Ia the only part you pay
Tor. And It's quality meat.
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STJEPAN KNIHAL

Omaha, Nebr. - Odsjek 101 O.
vim putem javlja zalosnu West
svemu clanstvu H. B. T., da smo
izgubili IL nase sredine naseg do
brog clana prijatelja, Stjepana
Knihal, koji je nakon cIge bolesti
zaklopio svoje trudne oci dne 80.
maja owe godine, a pokopan ma
Calvary groblju kroz crkvene OBJ
rede st. Mary, 2. juna owe godine.
Pokojni je rodom IL Stare Bis
ire, selo Jablanovac, kraj zagreba,
Hrvatska, pristupio je odsjek
101 dne 26. septembra 1888, te
je bio dobar vjeran Clan Zajed-
nice kroz cijelo vrijeme svoga Ii
vota.
Pokojnik ostavlja liza sebe rod
binu to suprugu Katarinu, sina
Stjepana, te kcerke Mrs. Rose Sed-
lar u Manchester, Wash, Mrs.
Mary Bessey u Omaha, jednu ses-
tru u starome kraju jednog bra
ia Nikolu Knihal, ovdje u Omahi,
kao mnoge prijatelje unuke.
Pokop je obavljen kroz Larkin
Funeral Home, pax odsjek 101 sa
svojim odborom / clanstvom OWN
putem klice svojem pokojnom bra
tu Stjepanu, lahka tt bila hladna
zemljica te rocivao u miru Boz
jemu.
Ia odsjek 101,
Stjepan Galovich, perovodja.
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zela sohom u Hrvatsku, a povra-
tio Sc natrag godine 1. ', a mas
odsjek broj 20 pristupio godine
1941., u kojem je tocno placao
svoje pristojbe. Bio je uljudan
prema svakom, pak je "a to on
bio cijenjen 1 postwar cd svako-
ga tko ga je poznavao, narcotic
cd svojih mnogih prijatelja.
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je izloS eno u
pogrebnom zavodu c. Ceslak u
S. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Odar mu je
bio okicen mnogim vijencima cvi-
jeta, medju kojima je bio i krasni
vijenac naseg odsjeka u znak zad-
ME pocasti.
Ma 2. aprila krenula je zalosna
povorka sa mnogo automobile do
hrvatske crkve Svetog Nikole u N.
S., gdje je odsluzena sveta misa
zadusnica, potom ma Loreto
Groblje S. S., gdje su sahranjeni
zadnji ostanci. u lie odsjeka,
rodbine / prijatelja, mad otvorenim
grobom Sc je oprostio odsjecni
predsjednik, brat Roko Golubit.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja ovdje
rastuzenu suprugu diva brata,
Dragana Josu, u Hrvatskoj
staricu majku i dvije sestre, kao
i druge bliznje rodbine / prijate-
liza, kojima ovim putem izrazujemo
iskreno saucesce, pokojnom ne
ka je lahka gruda zemlje kojoj
pociva / pokoj vjecni.
FIOrian Muzevit, tajnik.
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Americkim SIunjanima
Do znania i rdvnanld

Cleveland, Ohio. - Mi, anne
ricki Slunjani, sabrali smo no.
vac nakon proslog svjetskog ra-
ia "a izgradnju skole u okolici
Slunja u Hrvatskoj, ali smo
svojevremeno sa sabiranjem pre-
stall.
Kod toga, oko sabiranja ina
Ii smo raznih troskova, lao "a
stanarinu "a sjednice, slikanje,
postarinu, oglase i slike u novi-
mama u svoti cd S6731. Poslali
sno ma Ministarstvo Prosvjete
II. maja 1913. godine svotu cd
$867 go. Nakon toga ostala nam
ie ma ruci svota cd $317.O0.
Ia ovu svotu cd $317.00, u
kojoj je ukljucen potrosak "a
pakovanje, postarinu ostalo,
poslali smo darove (robe) djeci
skola u selma Batnoga, Gnaj-
nice, Ladjevac Kremen. Prema
tomu, cijela svota cd $1,248.91
potroSena je "a svrhe kojima je
namjenjena "a koje je novac
sabiran.
Svota cd S317.O0 nalazila Sc je
kod brata Vida Kalica kao bla-
gajnika, pa SUI nekoji vec bill
poceli sumnjati sto to nije kra-
ju privedeno. Medjutim, to Sc
nije kraju privelo sve do sada,
kad smo u mjesecu maju owe 60
dine doticne darove poslali djeci
skola u navedenim selma, jer Sc
odbor prize nije mogao sloziti
ma koji nacin da Sc tai novac
upotrebi "a namjenjene svrhe,
a to nam je uzelo preko sest 60
dina. Da Sc je ovo kraju privelo,
ina Sc dosta zahvaliti sestri Ma
ry Kucinic, koja je u tomu mno-
go pomogla.
Nase knjige su otvorene svi-
ma onima, koji su "a pomoc do
prinijeli, izvjesce Sc nalazi kod
brata Pavla Kucinica. Time je
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D R u ST Y E NJ
VIJESN
Odsiek COZ, Verona. Pa.

Odsjek COZ, Verona, Pa. - O.
vine Sc pozivlje sveukupno clan
stvo naseg odsjeka, da nefaljeno
prisustvuje iducoj redovitoj vrlo
va2noj sjednici, koja te Sc odrza-
vati u nedjelju 81. julia 1855, to-
emo u 2 sata poslije podne, u Ma
rodnom Domu ma 312 Arch Street,
Verona.
Dakle, oval dan ne &c biti samo
sjednica, nego &c Sc isti dan pro-
vesti glasovanje izmedju eva
kandidata "a delegate naredne De-
vete konvencije Hrvatske Bratske
zajednice, koja &c sc odrzavati u
mjesecu septembru u gradu Phila-
delphia, Pa. Glasovanje &c poceti
tocno Il 2 sata poslije pcdne i ira
jati do 6 sati u veGer. Bas zbog
ovog glasovanja, ma prosloj SIZED
nici u mjesecu junu smo zaklju-
Gill da odrzimo / ovu sjednlcu gla-
sovanje ma 81. julia.
Stoga brace sestre, svi do
djite ma sjednicu Il 2 sata poslije
podne, da Svrsimo naSe odsiecne
poslove, a glasovati "a delegate
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-27

mix naseg odsjeka, a blagajnik sve
do svoje smrti. U ovom mjestu je
bio jedan Cd vrlo dobro poznatih
uvazenih gradjana.
Bio je rodjen godine 1874. u Sc
lu Praputnik, Hrvatsko Primorje.
La sebe je ostavio ovdje u Gal
vestonu ozaloscenu suprugu, Ivku,
snahu Mariju sa cetvero unucadi,
Ivana, Vinka, Dragutina Katicu,
te dvoje unucadi u starom kraju,
Ivan Tadejevic zderka Vidako-
vic cd kcerke Anice, takodjer ze-
ia Mariana Tadejevit, koji live u
Praputniku.
Pokojnik Sc ozenio pred so godi-
ma sa suprugom Ivkom, te su ina
Ii troje djece, koji SUI svi umrli.
Sin Vinko je pred wise godina u
MIRO ovdje u Galvestonu, sin ziv-
ko je umro mlad u starom kraju,
a kcerka je takodjer umrla u
starom kraju. Oval mjesec imali
su slaviti 6O-godisnjicu bracnog
zivota, ali smrt je to pokvarila.
Svojoj unucadi u staroj domovini
SUI takodjer poslali hrane, da oni
proslave n ihovu 60-godisnjicu
bracnog zivota sa ostalom tamos-
MON rodbinom prijateljima. Kad
je dosao glas da je died umro, on
da su svi pohitili crl-vu zvona
potela zvoniti, tako da je cijeli
Praputnik zalio "a MIN. Stiglici
su mnogo pomagali svoje rodno
mjesto okolicu, pa nije nj cudo
da su tamo imali izlozero crkvi
kao da je tamo tijelo njegovo, te
imali "a NIGGA sprovod isti dan,
kad je bio i ovdje u Galvestonu.
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je izlozeno u
pogrebnom zavodu, Malloy & Son.
Vidilo Sc je kako je bio obljubljen
po mnogobrojnim vijencima cvije-
ca, medju kojima je bio vijenac
naseg odsjeka IL znak zadnje po-
casti. Bilo je takodjer veliki broj
placenih svetih misa "a pokoj ME
COVE duse.
Ma 6. juna krenula je TUNA po-
vorka sa mnogo automobile od
pogrebnog zavoda do katolicke cr-
kve st. Patrick, gdje je odsluze-
ma sveta misa, a potion ma Cal
vary Groblje, gdje smo njegove
mrtve ostanke predali majci zem-
Iii ma vjetni potinak.
, Tebi dragi brate neka bude Ia
hka zemljica u kojoj pocivas, q
tvojoj vjernoj supruzi, snahi, unu-
cadi, swim tvojim potomcima ci-
jeloj svojti rodbini nase isllreno
saucesce. Pocivaj u mi-u Bozjem
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