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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-24
Claraon Church Makes
EwryMemher Canvas

! Fenwick, Leland Lumadue, Kei-
tn Starr, Ralph RandleS Nor
man Pollock, James Wilmot,
Francis Vaccarielio, Vern Wells,
Ralph GroSvenor, Clifford Bah
cock, Arthur Green, Nels o n
Enochian, Donald Myers, Mike
Koscki, George Wellman, Jr.,
Hubert Starr, Raymond Kellogg
Raymond Grafton, Kenneth Os-
trosky, Ronald Wilmot. STAN
ley Thompson, Ola Berry, War
rem Taylor, Fred Ianiro, Donald
Stevens, Kenneth Post Howard
Barnes.
Mrs. Lucy Vaccariello wa S
chairman of a dinner committee
that served a monday dinner to
the canvaSSers at the close of
the morning worship service.
Mrs. Vaccariello was assisted
by: Mrs. Vern Wells, Mrs. Fran
els Vaccariello. Mrs. Ernest
Pollock, Mrs. Donald Stevens,
Mrs. Robert Fenwick, and Mrs.
Osborne Grove.
On Monday evening, Nov. 81
the committee ON religious ed
ucation met at the parsonage.
On Tuesday evening, Nov. %
the officers of the laymen's fell
lowship met with president, Jim
Wilmot.
Wednesday, Nov. %: Junior
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-24
Three Geausans Are
Bowling Green Freshmen

BOWLING GREEN, O., - A
mong the new students a Bowl
ing Green University this fall
are 3 freshman from Geauga
County. Altogether, there are
II students from Geauga Coun-
ty erolled at the University
this fall.
Freshmen from Geauga Coun-
ty, and the high schools from
which they graduated, are as fol-
lows
BURTON - Helen Calvin.
CHARDON - Janet Fenwick.
THOMPSON - Lee Wagner.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-24

Sammy Stefansky, HuntSburg
Donald Haueter, Chardon
\
Sunday, Nov. ~
Jennie May Johnson, Char
don (Mrs. Harry Edwar dJohn-
SOM.
Vinette Geinnan
Roger Skolaris, Chardon
Monday Nov. %
Robert Haueter, Chardon
Harry B. Stanton, Chardon
Fred Feldscher, Chardon
Ronnie Loza, Huntsburg
Wednesday Nov. 3 %
Charlotte (Mrs. Robert) Phil
lips, Chardon
Wanda Hoffstetter, Huntsburg
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-24
Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kel-
ly who recently moved to
their new home in Chardon?
Mr.. Kelly work at F i S h e r
Body plant in Euclid.
Mr.. Kelly is a golf enthus-
last. Mrs. Kelly likes to sew,
KNIT and crochet. They have
three sons; James,, 7 months,
Curtis 2 years and Richard Jr.
7 wears.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-24
Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald R.
Fren who have recnetly NOV
ed to their newly purchased
home at the foot of Stuey
Hill ON Chardon Euclid rd.
with their three children Dom
aid 7 Edward Allen 4 years
old and Werddy Lee, 10 mon
this
Mr.. Fren is an electrical
engineer with Tapco and be-
sides the regular routine of
caring for a family Mrs.
Fren keeps busy with her
hobby of sewing.
Their former home was at
Milton Road in Euclid.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-24

CLARIDON - The church
held a successful Every Mem
Der Financial Canvas last
Sunday, Nov 20. Mr.. Richard
Vaccariello was canvass chair
man, and the following lay
men assisted with am afternoon
of parish visitation: Robert
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-24
Happy Birthday

Thursday Nov. "a
Teddy Haueter, Chardon.
Norman Creek, Chardon
Friday Nov. Is
Harold Richmond, Chester
Fred and Frank Barnes
AriS Williams, Chardon
4
Saturday Nov. 26
Irene Marks, Chardon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-24
pdh Are M0Ae'7z!

merce Commission. Congress has
enacted more than $50 omend-
ments to the Interstate Commerce
ACT since it wos passed in 1887,
completely overhouling it twice.
In principle, present ICC reou-
Lotions governing the vorious
transportation systems ore peril
nent. constructive. und modern in
concept. Under these principles,
we have developed the greatest
competitive transportation system
in the world!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-24

Your rights and privileges as On
American citizen ore protected by
the Constitution. UNIQUE and
magnificent document whose
principles ore as sound today us
when written. over $50 years ago.
Through the years, amendments
have been added to keep the Con-
stitution up-to-dute.
The some is true of the requlu-
tory powers of the Interstute Com
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-24

r1urs ONE is the news-maker that's front
page big.
This one is the new Buick SPECIAL for 1856
the biggest bundle Of high-po,0ered
energy and high-fas1'ion luxury eoer offered
in Bucks lotuest- t-priced Series.
Just quick listing of some certain facts will
give you the picture.
First-its engine is big new 322-cubic-inch
vs. engine with an alltime high in horse
power for this Series-and an engine that
hits the record book at neat S.9 to COM
preston ratio.
Second-its getaway-with the double
action take-oH of the new Variable Pitch
DynaAow* sis spectacular even at only part
throttle-and comes with new boost in gas
mileage to boot.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
snow-coId hits
 northern section 'of country
by The Associated Press

by The Associated Press
 Snow and cold gave a touch of winter to scattered sections of the north today.
 Heavy snow fell again in the northern half of New York state. It measured six to eight inches al. the northeastern tip of the state and tow to , inch- es elsewhere in the states snow zone.
 General snow during the weekend in upstate New York resulted in seven deaths in t.raffic accidents.
 Another storm center was over Idaho today. Grangeville, Idaho, reported 10 inches of fresh snow in a 24-hour period
 Cold Canadian air dropped temperatures as much as P degrees in parts of the Dako- tas and northern Minnesoa.
 Heavy frost was reported during the night at Vicksburg, Miss. and Savannah, Ga.
 The rigid air plummeted yesterdays high of 25 at In terna ional Falls, Minn,. to 3 above today. A similar 22-de- gree drop occurred at Grand Forks, N. D., as the mercury fell from 30 to 8 above.
 It was partly cloudy in Se- attle.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
Three win libel suit from Empire, get |$5,00l each

KETCHIKAN (P) A district court jury has awarded $, ,001 each to three former high terri torial officials in their $400,- 900 libel suit against the Daily Alaska Empire of Juneau.
 The sealed verdict was read in court shortly after 10 a. m. this morning. The verdict was reached at 1:30 a. m. yesterday after nine hours of delibera- ton.
 One dollar was compensatory damage, and $5,000 was puni- tive.
 H. L. Faulkner, counsel for the defendant, Mrs. Helen Mon sen, former owner of the Elm pire, said the ques ion of an ap- peal will De decided after jud- gment s entered ond the court decides on who pays the costs
 Former Gov. Ernest Gruen- ing of Alaska sued the Elm pire for $1OO,OO0 actual dam age and $100,00O punitive dam Tage for news stories and edi- torial comment which appear. ed in the Empire Sept. %, 1852 Former territorial treasurer Henry Roden and former high way engineer Frank Metcalf each asked $50,000 actual and $50.0O0 punitive damages. Alt issue was the Empires stories and comment on the es tablishment of special bank account by the Alaska board of road commissioners to op- crate a ferry service between Juneau and Haines. The three men were all members of che board.
 The newspapers counsel, H L. Faulkner of Juneau. argued in it's defense that territorial law regarding handling of ter ritorial funds is exceedingly broad and covers such situa- tions as the special ferry fund Continued on page four.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
Local grade school girl wins trip to New York for cake

year with $25, 900 going to the woman baking the creation judged best in the Senior Divi sion.
 News of her good fortune was given to Patricia today by 'R. J. Zernia, Pillsebury branch manager for this area, who pre- sented her with a $1O0 check and made final plans for her New York trip.
 Patricia will be accompanied by her mo her, Mrs. Clifford Wilcox, on her New York visit Contest rules require each of the 20 Junior contestants to be accompanied by an adult of their choice wi. h an all expen- ses paid by Pillsbury Mills.
 She and her mother will leave Nov, 30 for New York City,
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
Commissioner refuses iury's verdict in coronor's case

Investigation revealed no one had seen the deceased or Sunday, while the only witnes- ses found who had seen him Saturday said this was at noon at the dining hall.
 Dr. R. c. Reynolds and Dr, R. T. VanNorman both examin ed the body and testified that death probably occurred some .ime Saturday morning.
 After deliberating for about an hour, the jury brought in a verdict entered into by only five members - that the de- ceased me- death by strangula- ton at the hands ot person or persons unknown. The verdict was not approved by the court. The court, acting as coroner, is filing a death certificate show ing the death as a suicide by self-inflicted strangulation, in the absence of any evidence to indicate otherwise.
 The coun.' compared the sig nature and handwriting on the letter, note and will with the signature in the employment file at the island and, in its opinion there was no question of the writing being the same.
 Jury members were Harry Mercy, Lester Roberts, Martha Rinderknecht, Keith Cornell, William Sarvela and M. J. Foer ster. MT. Sarvela did no. join iR the verdict.
 MT. Menadelook was born at Little Diodede April IS, 1925. He is survived by his wife, Yer ma, of Angoon: brothers Thom- as, Walter and David of Little Diomede; his mother, Etta, of Long Beach sanitorium; and a sister, Laura Ochuk, hospital attendant at the island. Tuner al arrangements are pending in & ructions from his wife.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
sitku mill will be built first, says P-l editor

SEATTLE (H) The Seattle Post-Intalligencer published g story yesterday by it's financial edi.or, Fergus Hoffman, saying Rayonier Inc, has denied re- ports it is planning to finance Georgia 4PaoiAic PlyWood's s newsprint venture at Juneau. Hoffman sad it will take be- tween 50 and so million dol lars if Georgia-Pacific goes a head with a plan to build at Juneau. He added it looks as if the Japanese, who want to produce pulp at Sitka for ex- port to Japan, will get into production before Georgia-Pa- cific gets its mill going. Japan ese interests having raised P F. million dollars from home land packers.
 The Pos. -1ntelligencer quot ed Presiden. Clyde B. Morgan of Rayonier as follows;
 "Rayonier, Inc, although committed to continuing pol icy of growth, has no plans at the present to expand its opera lions into Alaska
 '"The company in the past has included Alaska in its nOr- nal survey of potential tim Der development areas but other areas have proved more attractive up to this date.
 Reports that Rayonier Inc. is contemplating merger with or acquisition of Georgia-Pacif- ic Plywood CD. are without founda ion. No conversations or negotiations are under way between the two companies and none is contemplated"
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
|Indians riot over .Nehru's change in
 Bonibuy's stutus

BOMBAY, India (P) Bombay seethed in the grip of a pitched battle between armed police and stone throwing demonstra- tors today. Ten persons were reported killed, at least 225 wounded and over 1000 rioters were arrested.
 It was the second successive day of violence touched off by Notwithstanding Indians with communist and socialist back ing protesting prime minister Nehru's decision to create a Bombay ely state out of the big west coast port.
 More than 100 persons were injured in rioting yesterday.
 Gangs milled through the streets win huge boulders and setting fire to buses. The vio- fence exceeded that m last August's anti-Pon-uguese riots in Bombay.
 Police and home guard forces first wilted under barrage of stones, then raised their rifles and fired at the cornmun ist-led demons rators trying to reach the legislature building.
 The crowds set fire to three buses and showered passing traffic with rocks. They attack Cd firemen called to fight the fires.
 The battle started after 2O0,- 900 textile workers answered strike call and moved out into the streets.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
Soviet chiefs visit India to convert
 then, into Reds

NEW DELHI, India (P) Sow jet chiefs Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev open ed a double-barrelled attack on the west in the Indian parlia- ment today.
 They told the more than TOO members, in the presence of prime minister Nehru, that Russia was united with India in an "unending battle for peace"
 Both criticized the west on grounds it was attempting to follow policies based on a DO sition of strength" i"
 Soviet premier Bulganin and first communist party secre- tary Khrushchev are here on a good will visit expected to last more than two weeks. At 3 state banquet last night, Neh- ru warned them not to expect that their good will invasion would lead India into the com munist bloc. Bluntly, he said India was in 10 campaign and no military alliance" (ccntiruad on page fourN
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
Finds no evidence except thut of suicide

The body of Charles Menade- look, IT,, 30, employee at the laboratory at Mt. Edgecumlbe, was found hanging by his belt from a coat hook on the back of the door at room 414 on Alice Island lby two of his friends a. out 6:30 pm. Sunday night.
 Elliott Olanna and Kenneth Dewey. two close friends of Menadelook's. went to his room Sunday evening to ask him to go to the movies with them. On receiving no answer to their knocks, they tried fIhe door and Olanna looked into the room, seeing the body hanging on the back of the door.
 The guards were immediate ly summoned and the coroner called by them.
 An inquest was convened at II am. this morning at Mt. Ed gecunnbe to inquire into the death.
 The court gave the jury a let ter, a photographic will and a note - all found on the desk in the deceased's room. MT. Menadelook stated in the nota, which was addressed to his wife, that he was going ito com nit suicide and asked her for giveness. His wife was living at Angoon with her family.
 The letter which he had ap- parently written and gotten ready to mail to his wife, and which had been opened, also indicated he was very unhappy over being separated from his wife of only a few months. The couple had been married Sept. 2 of this year.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
:Putricia Wilcox is one of 20
 nation in finuls

Patricia Wilcox, a 13 year old 9th grade student of Sitka Grade School, learned today that she has been named one of 20 Junior finalis.s in the Pillsbury Mills Seventh Grand National Bake-Off to be held December 12 and 13 in Tew York City.
 Daughter of MT. and Mrs. Clifford Wilcox, Patricia was chosen on the basis of an orig inal cake recipe that she sub- mit,ed for contest judging earl fer this year. She will receive an expense4paid trip to the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York where she will bake her prize recipe in competition with 100 girls and women from all pans of the United States.
 In addition to being eligible for the top prize of $3,000 and other awords, Patricia will be given the General Electric range and mixer she will use during the contest. Over $100,- 900 in prizes are awarded at he Pillsbury Bake-Off each
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
Not cundidute now

SEATTLE (F) Coy. Averell Hartman of New York said tor day T am not a formal candid ate for president at this time. 2
 The New York state chief ex ecutive, who will address a De- mocratic fund raising dinner here tonight, declined to elab- crate on the statement made at a news conference. He arrived here from Chicago last night.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
Y eutcheombing

Q The boss said it had warm ed up last night nm that is until she went outside.
 -I-E
 Q The little" Minstrel who kept moving the microphone Friday night for some reason didn't get his name in the paper or on the program as being in thee horus - but Tom Skill man was one of the first to say he would take part and one of those who did most of the work " along with Linn Thielke and Glare Bands III in making 1t a success.
 -I-E
 Q I predicted against my own school and what did they do- double crossed me an won. But at that I picked one of the four right. s anford over Cal. and bumped on the other two Washington taking WSC and UCLA grabbing the Coast con ference championship by drub- ping Southern Gal.
 Now all I have to worry a. bou. it the Bowl games.
 -
 Q For the first time in years we now have a community band - Cap Hansen's group will add much to the enjoyment of the Sitka-Mt. Edgecumbe entertainment and should be able in a few weeks to put or a full scale recital.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
STORM WARNING

STORM WARNING
 A deeping storm centered 225 south of Kodiak island moving eastward then curving eastsouth eastward p to 30 mph to be 260 miles west of Standpoint at 6 a. m. Tuesday.
 End of warning.
 Outside waters Dixon En- trance to Cape Spencer variable winds 5 to 15 mph becoming east to southeast 10 to 20 noph this evening increasing to 25 to 35 mph wi h occasional gusts after midnight.
 Fair today, increasing cloudi ness this evening and snow south of Sitka by midnight.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21
YHsN zkeiElsSs l!,il

Marine forecast from Mon day to Tuesday.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-21

Q The boss said it had warn ed up last night nm that is unti she went outside.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-26
Party odsieka b84

Baltimore, Md. - Drustvo
"Proljetni Cvijet", odsjek 684
H.B.Z. priredjuje svoj $500
party, koji ce Sc odrzati u
subotu 20. januara u Slovac-
kom Narodnom Domu, 6526
Holabird Ave. Party &c po-
ceti u 9 sati u vecer trajati
do 1 sat drugo jutro.
Ma ovom party imati cemo
i dobru glazbu, koja &c mas
ugodno zabavljati veseliti
cijelu vecer. Prema tomu uz
sve ostalo biti &c i plesa do
mile wolfe, kako "a stare ta-
ko i "a mlade.
Stoga pozivljemo sve nase
clanove i prijatelje, da mas
ma ovoj zabavi posjete, tako
da istu ucinimo jednu Cd mai
vecih i najuspjesnijih cd svih
nasih dosadasnjih z a b "a "a.
Dakle, brace sestre ne "a
boravite oval datum, 29. .ja-
nuara u vecer, da svi dodje-
te u gore pomenutu dvoranu,
jer Sc to priprema "a dobro-
bit naseg odsjeka i svih mas.
r. Burns. ainik,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-26
Poziv|ju zene ma svoj
zenski sastanak u. ian.

Youngstown, Ohio. - Zen
ski Odjel Hrvatskog Donna &c
prirediti STANLEY Brush De-
monstration" u Hrvatskom
Domu, 1912 West Federal St.
u srijedu vecer, 26. januara
1855, pax Sc pozivlju sve cla-
nice prijateljice da to po-
sjete.
Mi bi zeljeli vidjeti sto We
ci broj prisutnih ma ovoj ma
Sol aferi, pax Sc mole sve ma
Sc clanice da dodju i da do
vedu sa sobom svoje prija-
teljice susjede. Sve cete j.
matt lijepu priliku da jedna
drugu vidite i da ucinite no.
va poznanstva.
Ako ina zena u krugu va
Seq prijateljstva, pa ako bi
Sc iste zelile prikljuciti k ma
ma, recite i'm da to mogu u
ciniti kad god zele da SUI
nam dobro dosle. Mama je
vrlo drago, da mozemo upi-
sati novu clanicu u nase re-
dove kada god je to moguce.
Stoga nemojte zaboraviti
oval datum u srijedu, 26. ja-
nuara, da dodjete u Hrvatski
Dom.
Barbara Mikovich, dop.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-26
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
PoIazi ma turneju u istocne drzave
PittSburhg,

Pittsburhg, Pa - Famozni kuurni glazbeni zbor -
Duquesne University Tamburzans opet sprema tur
neu Ovog pua sprema da poet istocne predele Sed
njenh Drzava Proe godne oval zbor e po prv puta po
setio neka mesta New England drzavama pax pc
vid da je st dobo velike smpatje cd tamosneg
roda svojim dvnm koncertima, tomu e najboj do
kaz da ga Sc owe godne tamo pozive Sa svojom
sadasnjom turneom Tamburtzans &c posjet slijedeca
mjesta:
Nedelja, 80 januara, Bridgeport, Conn Klein Audi
torium.
Ponedjejak 81 januara, Manchester, N. H. - Palace
Theater
Srijeda 2 februara Mt Carmel Pa Victoria Theater.
Subota, 5. februara, York, Pa. - William Penn High
School,
Grupa &c posjetti grad New York ma 12 13. marca,
e kroz diva dana &c zvadat svoje koncerte Needle
Trades High School 225 w. Oath Street Manhattan
Wise informacija &c biti kasnije.
Mi Sc nadamo da &c objava omoguciti mnogim
sim clanovima Hrvatske Bratske Ia ednice prateima,
da &c doc gedati oval famozni zbor kad &c st doc Mi
hova mesta iii nhovu okolcu Ovogodisnji program ko-
eg izvadjaju owl mladi Skoarc etnc jest jedan cd
naboh do sada svakom pogledu kojeg je vredno doci
videt slusa posto ovakove programe moze vdeti
svaki dan. Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-26
Sjednica Ujedinjenih odsjeka Hrv.
Bratske zajednice cd cetiri kotara

Cokeburg, Pa - Ujedinjen Odsjeci Hrvatske Bratske
Zaednice Fayette, Greene Washington Westmoreand
Counties odrzati &c svou redovu sjednc nedelju 80
anuara 1855, sata posije podne, Hrvatskom Domu
u Brownsville, Pa
Jedanaest odsjeka, koj su Sc veG prikljuei nasim
novo organzranm Ujedinjenim Odsjecima primil IT,
kete kojm mi namjeravamo da podgnemo nasu baga nu
Mi b zei da owl odseci ucne obraGun tikete
nasoj duco sednc Brownsville, tako da mas bagajnk
brat Ivan Kemenovic ia mozemo da tocan zvjestaj
ovoj sjednici povodom istih
Kao sto smo chill kroz zadnh nekoiko meseci mi
jos jednom pozvamo odsjeke nasm kotarima, da
brau svoe delegate da in posau nasu ducu redovu
sjedncu u Brownsville Mi razumijemo da je neke
ME odseke teze da uzmlu aktnog ucesca ovoj organ
sjeka koji uzmu aktivnog ucesca redovima nase Ia
jednice pax nevidmo razoga zasto oni b prkluc
Ujednjenim Odsjecma. Nakon sVh pisama koje po-
slali pax dopisa koj pojavi Zajednicar po
ptanu nko nemoze kaza da nerazumije svrhu zasto
organzacija organzrala tie neozemo vdet valja
nog razoga zaso owl veci odsec da postanu do
sih Uedinjenh Odsjeka. Ma ovm sjedncama sastaju
vodec lud zene nash odseka IL raznh nash kolonija
koj raspravljau probemma svojih odseka kao prava
bra6a zajedncar sto e korst nhovh odsjeka Hrvat
ske Bratske Zaednice. kratko vrijeme kako
nasi Uedinjen Odseci organzra cetr kotara vec
owl nasi odseci postal bze edan drugoga stvoreno
mnogo boje razumijevanje izmedju
Mi jos ednom pozive odsjeke HBZ Fayette
Greene Washington Westmoreand Counties da posaliu
svoje delegate nasu ducu redovu sjedncu koa &c
odrzati nedjelju 30 anuara sata poslije podne,
Hrvatskom Domu Brownsville Pa. Takodjer nemojte
boravit ucnt obraGun tkee ovoj sednici Madame
vdet delegate IL svh nash odseka Getr kotara
iducoj sednici BROWNSVILLE bez obzra da je vas
sick vek iii mali posto mi sv radimo velku Hrvatsku
Bratsku Zajednicu.
Bernard NJ Luketich tajnilz Ujedinenih Odsjeka
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-26

SON., ali, razumije Sc, nije
tn samo Piles, vec sve osta-
10, osim banketa; treba ina
ii u vidu - nitko nece biti
gladan niti zedan.
ia ne mogu naci boljih rife
ci S kojima bi izrazio vaznost
owe omladinske proslave, O.
sim: Dodjimo, napunimo dvo-
ranu, proslavimo svi skupa
25-tu godisnjicu ovog jedinog
naseg englesko poslu,juceg
DDS sjeka u Detroitu i posred-
moi okolici Il subotu 20. janu-
ara!
Vjerujte, ovo &c biti ie-
dini praktican nacin ma koji
cemo uvjeriti mas mladji ma
rastaj, da smo zaista prava
braca sestre ne samo ma
rijecima nego ma djelima
Prema tome dakle, do vidje-
MIA ma Sre brnoj Proslavi
bratskog odsjeka Onyx III
H. B. Zajednicee!
Adam Sudetic,
tajnik c. P. O..