davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-03-13

If a homesite Is 10, Is or
more years old. it may need
landscape modernization.
Chances are the shrubs have
completely outgrown their period
Of attractiveness and are now
more liability than asset.
Many shrubs, both evergreen
and deciduous, expend the best
Of their youthful beauty in 10
to Is years. They outgrow their
locations and become "leggy." "
Evening star., 1955-03-13
jackson and Perkins Photo.

trouble to plant a whole seed
packet in a seedf1at and then
give the excess away. The same
theory applies to flowers.
Basic planning is the root Of
all good gardening practice.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
If Shrubs Outerow Beauty,
Site Nay Need New Ones

with a minimum Of growth at
the bottom.
New favorites are yews, which
have supplanted other shrub
type evergreens. In Towering
shrubs, new and dwarf varieties
of such popular paintings as
mockorange, viburnums and
Evening star., 1955-03-13

Towering ounces are vastly su-
perior to those planted only Is
or 20 years ago.
Among deciduous shrubs likely
to outgrow their usefulness on
the limited home property are
lilacs, forsythia and weigela.
Among evergreens. Pfitzer's juni-
per, pyramidal arhorvtate. Law
son Falsecypress and many 9TH
Evening star., 1955-03-13

ers can assume rather tree-liks
proportions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

aid in repatriating Chinese ma.
tionals from America and Britt
ain to do likewise for Americans
IN China.
American and Chinese ENJOYS
have been negotiating since Au.
gust ] at Geneva on the repatri-
alton issue. Red China said last
Tuesday that IL Of Il American
civilians detained in China are
free to leave when they choose.
They were said to be persons
against whom no formal charges
had been placed. Last Saturday
Red China's envoy announced
10 more Americans in prison or
under house arrest would be re-
leased within a few days"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
CHICAGO LIVEsTocK

saabsc soss. s ssSs 1s u nsfFss
tive, % higher on butchers. instances up
under 30 lbs; trade closed slow, with
most advance lost on several hundred
active. 25-50 higher. most advance on
Nos. / to g. 2O0-270 lbs. l6.50-1 IS;
q few hundred head ct I7.00, including
mixed Nos. and g0o-230 lbs. and Nos.
2 and 81, a30-250 lbs; mixed grades
Its Nos rs and iso iss s' @ s fss
most sows. 400 lbs. and iishter, 1850
15. 10: few lots around 300 lbs. and
lighter. i6.0p-1o.26: larger lots. 400-b00
lbs. l3.50-14.76: o few heavier sows
down to as low IS 4. 80 for weights up
saisbie cattle. 1000: saiable calves,
400. steers 1900 lbs. and down fairly
active, mostly steady; instances strong
on 300 .06n-ib. yeaflings; steers over
1000 lbs. slow, steady to IS lower;
heifers slow, steady to weak; cows slow.
steady :: stocFers Snd feedeTs rm fsw
loads high choice and prime S75-1,200-
h. steers, "a .Q0-25. %: load OF prime
l.123-lb. weights: 1900 several loads
mostly prime I,300-1 ,350-lb. steers.
% .00-23. %: high good TO average choice
ioss ot socd sssg 4asssb stssps s so
choice to low prime heifers. 10, 00-23 90;
heifers down to 1900; most
utility and commercial cows. 10. 25-12 so:
Gamers and cutters, S.00-IO.50; utility
and n- som~ s9 e 81 iSSk7S5lsSS goOd
yearling stock steers and calves, II 90
16.50.1S.60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Segregation Big Issue
On Next Episcopal Site

HONOLULU. Sept. - B.-
Racial segregation today ap-I
|peared the big issue before dele
gates at the Protestant Episcopal
Church convention in selecting g.
site for its next convention In
1858.
The issue Of segregation
doomed before the conventionI
yesterday when the Joint Com
mittee Of Bishops and Deputies
met to consider invitations from
Miami Beach. Fla. and New
York.
The present convention was
shifted from Houston, Tex, to-
Honolulu because Of segregation
in Texas.
Supporters Of Miami Beach
said there would be no segrega-
ton between Negroes and whites.
New York supporters said they
had the facilities and no segre-
cation problem.
There was q possibility the
convention committees recon-
mendations would reach the
House Of Deputies and House Of
Bishops some time today. But
a church press official said it
more likely would be tomorrow
or Thursday.
The 12-day convention ends
Thursday.
The deputies quickly approved
yesterday $6.807 .947 budget
for each of the next three years.
1t represents an increase Of
nearly 81 million over the current
budget.
The deputies beat down q mo-
ton by John Ebaugh Of Bir-I
minghari. Ala. to adopt q budget
of slightly more than So million.
The bishops must approve the
$6.807. Dat budget before 1t be-
comes effective. They may act
today.
The budget, as approved by
the deputies, increases the
church's spending on missionary
work from $4.278.l35 to 1920 y
626. Expansion of missionary
work has been the keynote Of the
Honolulu convention.
The Right Rev. Charles C. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
lndio's Agreement
ToAid Repatriation
OfChineseAwuite

NEW DELHI. India. Sept. 10
R.-A Foreign Ministry source
said India viii inform Washing
ton and Peiping today or tomor-
row Of its formal agreement to
assist Chinese nationals wanting
to go to Red China from the
United States.
The United States and Com
China announced Satur-
day they were asking India to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 M.--ForeiRn
dollars. others t IN cents unchanse u
unless otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar IN New York open
market Ia per cent premium or 101 %
u. g. cents,
Europe; Great Britain pound, e.7sss.
4; 60-day futures 9TH. up 4; no
day futures 80. ;31i32s up Il; Bel,
2Sss OF . cent: Germany fWestern5
tdeatsche markD 1855: Holland igliil-
der 1913; Italy lliral, 1915 o. 4
s sfot p0ris ss asss Eserssn So sSe
tfreel 23.34: Denmark tkronYl 1880,
Latin America: Argentina tfree) 7.22.
Brazil tfreel l.46; Mexico SOC: Vene-
xuela tbofiVarl 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

Carpenter. Bishop Of Alabams
and chairman Of the Joint Com
mittee on Program and Budget
said in his report I'VE are on the
verge of great missionary adj
vance, If the home church car
be alerted to its opportunities"
The new budget also recon-
mends spending 100000 a year
on the production Of radio and
television material for church
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
By DONALD B. HADLEY

The Securities and Exchange
Commission is making 9 study Of
companies with securities traded
on the over-the-counter market
that would be affected by legisla-
ton introduced in the last session
of Congress.
This was disclosed yesterday
by Commissioner Andrew D. Or
rick in addressing the National
Security Traders Association In
Mackinac Island. Mich.
Commissioner Orrick described
the commissions study of bills
designed to broaden the protec-
ton afforded investors in the
over-the-counter market.
THE commission is presently
conducting a factual and ohjec-
tive study. which it plans to COM
plete before Congress reconvenes
in January. 1856" he said
Among the things to be studied
are the identity of the companies,
as being between 1900 and 1000,
that would be required to reg
lister.
The commission also will study
the type of financial reports
which these companies make
public or furnish to their Sc
curity holders, the type of proxy
materials employed and solicit
ing procedures followed. Mat
tiers such as insider trading and
sponsorship Of securities also
will be taken up.
Chairman Armstrong
Emphasizes Needs
In Washington. SEC Chair
man j. Sinclair Armstrong said
'The objective of the commits
sion is the protection, in accord
ance with statutory standards.
of the public interests and in
terestS of investors.
1.-THE availability Of such pro-
tections should not depend on
whether the companies securi-
ties are listed on exchanges or
traded over the counter or on an
unlisted basis.
During the last session of
Congress legislation was intro
duced which was designed to af-
ford to investors in securities
traded in the over-the-counter
market accurate financial ac-
counts and reports. a right to
vote on an informed basis in
corporate meetings, and freedom
from abuse by directors and
large stockholders of inside in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

Us retiring after 20 years Of
service.
DR.. Hafstad has served as
physicist for the Carnegie In
stitute of Washington. director
OF research for the Applied Phys
les Laboratory of Johns Hopkins
University at Silver Spring and
executive secretary Of the Re-
search and Development Board.
office Of the Secretary of De-
Tense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

The prize win be a night on the
town for two.
Philip Deslauriers Of Trans
World Airlines, association pres
ident, said q committee OF cargo
representatives who belong to
the association win serve as
judges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Best Air Cargo Agent
To Get Night ON Town

The Air Cargo Association Of
Washington announced plans to
select an "Air Cargo Agent Of
the Month" each month at
Washington National Airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Sharkey Is Agency Chief
For State Mutual Life

Francis NJ. Sharkey Of Bethes-
da, Md. has been appointed to
head the Washington agency OF
the State Mutual Life Assurance
Co. o Worcester, Mass.
A graduate Of Georgetown Uni
versity and an Air Force veteran
of World War II, Mr.. Sharkey
formerly was associated with
Massachusetts, Mutual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
DIR. Lawrence r. Hafstad
Is GIN Vice President

DR.. Lawrence r. Hafstad. for
mer Washington scientist, yes
terday was elected a vice presi-
dent of General Motors Corp. and
director of the corporations re-
search staff.
The atomic energy scientist
succeeds Charles l.. McCuen, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Panel to Discuss Methods
OF Handling Statesmen

Modern methods Of handling
statesmen calling on the Office
manager Of q firmy win be dis
cussed by a panel at a dinner
meeting Of Washington Chapter,
National Once Management As
ISOLATION. at the Burlington Ho-
tel next Tuesday night.
Charles T. Saunders, Office
manager of Georges Radio g.
Television Co.. will be panel
chairman. Other members: w.
Earl Martin, controller, James A..
Messer Co.; James D. Owens.
vice president. D. N. Owens q
Co. Inc; Ralph H. Houser,
treasurer. Security Storage Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Capital Bank Debts Up
1874 Pet. From Year Ago

Washington bank debts in
seven months Of this year totaled
$9,312, 203, 900. an increase of 15.4
per cent from $8,080. 065. 900 in
the same 1854 period. the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond re-
ported today.
July debts amounted to ST.
315. 1904. 900. "a gain of 1874 per
cent from $l.155.I23. 900 in July
last year.
The bank also reported that
seven months sales of Washing
ton furniture stores were IL per
cent above a year ago. while their
July sales were even with the
same 1854 month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Suburban Trust Directors
Vote Quarterly Dividend

Directors of the Suburban
Trust Co. declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 3 per cent
lat q meeting yesterday. Board
Chairman II. Howard Duckett
ANNOUNCED.
The dividend Is payable Octo-
Der to stockholders of record
September 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
.NBW RigJ rs at 50 Bid
With None Offered

tNASAA @sOAAS OAASA ~
Following approval Of a so
per cent stock increase and Of
fering to present stockholders
of the National Bank of WASH
ington yesterday, subscription
rights were quoted on the over
the-counter market this morning
at 50 bid with none offered.
Two rights viii be required to
buy each new share Of the bank
for $50 a share, indicating that
value of the stock after the
offering is figured at $40 a share.
The shares we're quoted on the
Washington Branch of the
Philadelphia Baltimore Stock
Exchange this morning at $48
q share ex rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
SEC Studies Counter List
To Nap Better Protection

formation about the condition Of
corporate affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Annapolis Bank Marks
15Oth Anniversary

The Farmers Bank of Annap-
oils. founded in 1905. is cele-
brating its 150th anniversary by
holding a "Sesquicentennial Ex-
hibit" in its banking house. The
exhibit began yesterday and will
continue until next Tuesday.
It includes a framed copy of
the original articles Of associa-
ton tAugust. 1900. four early
charters as a State bank. the
first statement book. still clearly
legible: early minute books. an
iron chest in which specie was
originally kept, and large iron
keys used In the early 1905.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C. A-2s
TUESDAY sEPTEMBER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
G. L. Snider Returns to Head
Royal Typewriter ONCE

RVyaA AJpCWEAtCE OukcG
g. L. Snider. general sales
manager for Canadian opera
tons Of the Royal Typewriter
Co. has been appointed Wash
ington district manager. it was
announced by w. w. Penneis
sales manager Of the Office type
writer and supplies department
Mr.. Snider succeeds j. B
Eccles. who takes charge Of the
Cleveland Office.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
PR0SLAYA 4O.G0DISNJICE P0MLADKA
HRV. BRATSKE zAJEDNICE u CHICAGO

Chicago, Ill. - Centrani Odbor odsjeka H. B. T. "a
Chicago okoicu prireduje godne Zajedncarski Dan
vez proslavom 40e godisnjice Pomladka Hrvatske
Bratske zaednice poznatoj dvoran American Hail. l44O
West 18th Street Chicago nedjeu dne 16 okobra 1850
kou prosavu treba da velkom broju poset celokupno
clansvo kao omadina organizirana gnijezdma Pomlad
ka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
zeja aktvnog odbora - koj je zabran zmedju dele
gaia odseka koj suradjuju radu Centralnog Odbora
este da prgodom prredbe proslave 4Ote obetnice Po
madka programu navise sudeuje nasa talentlrana O.
madna blo pjesmom dekamacijom svirkom iii pesom,
sh narodnh pesova kojh izvedbama uzva mlado stare
Ma godsnjoj sednici Centralnog Odbora odsjeka HBz
aktivn odbor priredbu te prosave bran sedeci
Preds sjednk Frank KraSc deegat odsjeka 74S, clan
odbora Decjeg Donna HBZ; podpredsjednk, Andrew I'll
mer, deegat odsjeka 1885, tanik Frank Zonak 56O6 So
Natchez Ave- Chicago 3S Ill., delega odseka 800 taJnk
Glavne Porote H.B.Z hseajnik, John T. Bozc, deegat
odseka Is.
Predsjednk Nadzornog Odbora Charles ID. kruzich,
deegat odsjeka TO- pomocnic Frank Jerbich deegat od
seka 32 Louis Novalch del odsjeka 7S5 Steve Crnich,
delegat odsjeka TO-
Odbor stamjpu Joseph N. Bazdarch, deegat od-
seka 32 Frank krasic Frank Zornjak.
Ovime ponovno moimo roditee djece kao sve upravi-
tee gnijezda da vrjeme jave mena djece tocke
kojima &c proslavi 16. oktobra nastupiti
Sloboda pjevack tamburaski pesack zbor Decjeg Do
ma IL Des Planes-a, kao par sosta govornka.
Frank Zornjak, ia jnk.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
Predobjava Abrasevita

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ovime
Sc daje do znanja nasem ma
rodu mjesta i okolice, da &c
Hrvatski Pjev. Zbor "Abra-
sevic" proslaviti 3O-godisnji-
GU svoga opstanka sa sveca-
MIN programom u nedjelju,
13. novembra, 1855, u Slo-
venskom Domu.
Mnoge pripreme Sc cine,
da nam ova proslava bude
tako lijepo izvedena, koja &c
nam svima ostati trajna u
spomena.
Pokraj n aseg zbora, ma
proslavi &c ucestvovati mno-
gi drugi pjevacki zborovi
najbolji talenti, a svirati &c
tamburaSki zbor "Sloboda".
Po ovome &c sc mnogo wise
pisati kako &c Sc planovi raz-
vijati. Pazite buduca izdanja
naseg "Zajednicara" u koji-
ma &c Sc detaljnije opisivati
tako, da cete zeliti provesti
vrijeme ma proslavi "Abrase-
vica" u nedjelju, 13. novem-
bra u Slovenskom Domu.
Louise Sasek, tainica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

Sc prigodom smrti nase 1epreza-
ljene make, Frances Car. Hvala
svima, koji su joj iskazali zad-
nju pocast, kao svima onima,
koji SUI mas tjesili "a vrijeme nase
vclike tuge 2alosti. Hvala Glav-
nom Odboru HBZ., odSjeku broj
112 HBZ., st. 115 kSkJ / Drus-
tvu st. Joseph &; st. Mary Catho-
lie Charity Society, Make Mariji-
ne (Oltarsko Drustvo), kao oni-
ma, koji SUI dali svoje automobile
ma raspolaganje prigodom spro-
voda. Hvala nasem pogrebnilsu,
Matt SkradslIi, koji je sve ucinio,
da je nasa majka izgledala kao da
spava. Jos jednom - hvala svima,
koji su nam pomogli bilo CINE
prigodom smrti pokopa nase mi
lie neprezaljene make.
TugujuGi: Sin, kceri unuci
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
D R u S 7 Y E NJ
VIJeSk MIX
:. Pittsburgh,

Gnijezdo 1856, n. 5. Pittsburgh,
Pa. - Ovime Sc pozivlju Svi cla-
noVi Pomlatka kao roditelji, da
dodju ma iduGu sjednicu, koja &c
Sc odrzavati u nedjelju, 25. sep
tembra 1855, 2 sata poslije po-
dne, u Javor Dvorani. Ma ovoj
sjednici cemo imati vrlo vaznih pi-
tanja "a rijesavati "a dobrobit ma
Seq gnijezda, pax je vasa prisut-
most neophodno potrebna.
Isto opominjem onu nasu bracu
sestre, koji su zaostali sa upla-
tama "a svoju djecu, da oni do
dju ma ovu sjednicu da podmire
svoju dugovinu. Mi imademo jako
dobrih clanova, koji su uplatili
"a godinu unaprijed, ali imademo
ma zalost i takovih, ,koji su go
dinu wise duzni. Dodjite ma sled
nicu i podmirite svoj dug, jer ne
znate sto bi Sc moglo dogoditi u
sluGaju da vam dijete suspendiram,
ia toga ne bi zelila uciniti. Ali
ako Sc ne odaZoVete oVom pozlVu,
ia Gu morati raditi po pravilima,
poslije ne krivite nikoga vec sa-
mi sebe svoju nemarnost.
Takodjer Sc pozivlju sestre, da
bolje posjecuju odsjecne sjednice.
kako ste Sc lijepo pokazale Ia
vrijeme biranja delegatica, tako hi
Sc trebale pokazati ma svakoj
sjednici, ako vam je ma srcu od-
sick HBZ. Nasa pravila kazu, da
svaki clan treba posjetiti sjednicu
makar jedanput svaka tri mjese-
ca. ne jedanput sVake Cetiri 60
dine, kad Sc biraju delegati Iii de-
legatice.
Sestrinski vame pozdraV,
Katarina Gusic, upraviteljica
gnijezda 1856.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
Javna zahvaIa
Toronto. Ont. Can. -

Toronto, Ont, Can. - Ovo su
milodari cd naknadno sakuplje-
nih darova "a obnovu crkve
Make Bozje Il Volavju, Hrvat-
ska, pax Sc istim darovateljima
ovim putem javno zahvaljuje-
mo, a cija su imena svote kako
slijedi:
Pc $500: David j Marica So
kacic, Ivan i Lojza Jugovic i
djeca, August Barica Pintur,
Franjo i Jelka Kostelac, jedan
bez potpisa ali je dao u Cast
Make Bozje, Flip Pintur, Paul
Pintur.
Pc $4.00: Stjepan Juricek; po
$500: Milan Dresar; po $3.50:
Vinko Milka Karal, Franjo j
Anna karal; po $500: Josip i
Anna Cvetic; po $1.O0: Franjo
Miladin, Petar Juricek.
Draga brace | sestre, darova-
telji! Divine Sc zahvaljujemo
svima wanna, koji ste Sc nasoj
molbi po drugi put odazvali, da
Sc obnovi svetiste "Nasoj Nebes-
koj Majci', koja neka vam bu,
de zagovornica pomoGnica l
swim potrebama tijela i duse
Ujedno vam javljam, da su po
cell i nastavili Il kraju sa dali
MIN popravcima oko crkve, tc
popravak ograde cijele crkve
IL vana, a unutrasnjost ce doc
ma red pri posljetku, u koliko ce
to financije dozvoljavati. Mi
smo prosle godine poslali puno
dolara po 800 dinara, to nam
sada bude falilo do potpunog
popravka crkve, posto je tamo
velika skupoca.
Napose mnogo hvala urednis-
tvu Zajednicara, gosp. Filipu
Vukelicu, kao i HBz., koje smo
svi clanovi, "a darovani prostor,
kojeg nam ustupise u plemenite
svrhe.
Jos jednom YAM svima hvala
cd Boga plaza,
Paul Pintur, 325 Perth Ave
nue., Toronto 9, Ont, Can
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
IVAN MARAS

Peoria, Ill. Odsjek 26S owl
me javlja zalosnu West, da je
sa smrcu izgubio dugogodisnjeg
clana, brata Ivana Maras, koji je
svoje trudne oci "a uvijek zaklo-
pio dana 1. juna 1865.
Pokojni brat Ivan pristupio je
u Zajednicu godine 1908. i bio je
dobar clan sve do svoje smrti.
Bio je rodjen selu Lie, Hr-
vatska, godine 1881. cd roditelja
Filipa Marie Maras. Ozenio Sc
sa Marijom Golik godine 1906,
koja ga ne &c zaboraviti "a svo-
ga zivota.
liza sebe je ostavio svoju Ola
loscenu suprugu Mariju troje
djece, sinove Frank Andrew /
kcer Mariju, te osmero unucadi i
petero praunucadi.
Sprovod je bio proveden po cr-
kvenom obredu, a pokopan ST..
Joseph Groblju.
clanstvo naseg odsjeka zeli
mir pokoj njegovoj dust, ME
GOWN milim dragima nase is
kreno saucesce.
Roman Sepic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
ROZA CAR

Odsjek 20, N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa
= clanicama nasega odsjeka kac
i sveukupnom clanstvu zajednice
javljamo zalosnu vijest, da nam
je neumoljiva smrt opet ponesla
il nase sredine jednu dobru i du-
gogodisnju clanicu. Ma IS. juna
maine preminula je sestra Roza
udova Car. Umrla je u susjednom
mjestu Monaco, gdje je zivjela po-
sljednjih godina. Svoje trudne oci
zaklopila je u lijepoj starosti cd
7s godina, da joj u posljednjem
njezinom casu, kao Ia posljed-
njih godina zivota bude ma ruku
dobra joj kterka, Katherine Ton
kovic.
Sestra Car bila je clanica Ia
jednice "a blizu pedeset godina,
naime kroz ceterdeset devet 60
dina. U mas odsjek pristupila je
godine 1927. sa prestupnom listi-
nom IL odsjeka 54s, docim je u
samu Zajednicu pristupila jos
1906. I kroz sve to vrijeme, a
kroz godine kada je bila u zivot-
moi snazi, uvijek ma svoj nacin
doprinasala svome drustvu, kroz
drustvo zajednicu koliko je maj
bolje mogla, svijesna 81 svojih
clanskih duznosti vrijednosti
drustva organizacije.
Mrtvo tijelo nase pokojnice bilo
je polozeno ma odar u pogrebnoj
kapeli u mjestu Monaco, gdje su
joj brojni prijatelji obitelji uz o.
bitelj sa kcerkom, unucadi pra-
unucadi polozili ma vijenac brojne
kite cvijeca, u znak posljednje po-
casti postovanja. Uz to cvijece
te whence polozen je vijenac
nasega odsjeka kao posljednja po-
cast cd strane drustva "a mas
posljednji zbogom.
Ma II. juna dignuto je mrtvo
tijelo sa odra pratnji clanova
obitelji, prijatelja te predstavnica
drustva ispraceno najprije kato-
licku crkvu, gdje su odsluzene sve-
cane zadusnice, IL crkve ma ka-
tolicko groblje u Monaco, gdje
smo njezine zemne ostanke predali
u krilo make zen,lje ma vjecni po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
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rodnom i'm mjestu Vrbovskom.
Mrs. SIavka Matesic.
Zahvala glasi ovako:
Vrbovsko, dne 4. srpnja 1855.
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u molitvi i kod sluzbe Bozje.
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bolje popravimo nasu crkvu.
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