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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-12

pocetka pa do zadnjih dana.
Tko razumije slovenacki Ia
neka mi nitko ne kaze da je
to S hrvatskim istovjetan je-
zik), nasao je u toj seriji "a
nimljivih podataka o iselje-
MIN Slovencima uopce, a Mi
hovoj stampi napose. Kako
nam sam naslov kaze, ise-
lienicko slovenacko novinstvo
postepeno pada, pada =
nestaje.
A to Sc isto moze kazati !
"a nase hrvatsko iseljenicko
novinstvo. Kad su nam zlo-
guki proroci jos pred svojih
80 iii 40 godina nagovijesta-
Ii padanje i propast naseg
iseljenickog novinstva, ljutili
smo Sc ma to, jer nam to
nije bilo ugodno, a s druge
smo Sc strane bar ma casove
obmanjivali varavom nadom
da ce pojaeani priliv novog
iseljenistva objacati | pro-
duljiti opstojnost nase iselje-
nicke stampe.
Danas vidimo ocito | jasno
da nasa stampa nestaje, i "a
par decenija, ako ne i prize,
ostaci &c nasih useljenika "a
niu moei da kazu: "nekad BIZ
la, sad Sc spominjala".
Hoce Ii Sc, prize tog iscez-
nuca, i u nasoj hrvatskoj jaw
nosti naci netko koji ce isti-
nito prikazati povijest nase
iseljenicke stampe?
NASU je hrvatsku javnost
osupnula, a da pravo kazem
j razalostila, neocekivana vi
jest O prestanku "Hrvatskog
Svijeta". Istina, osobito sc
potonjih godina opazalo da
list "hra m je", da Sc bor
S poteskocama, ali smo sc J.
pax nadali - mi, koji zname
i niegovu povijest i zasluge
"a mas narod uopce, - da c.
nekako izdrzati, jer su lju
di ne samo obnavljali svoj'
pretplate, nego obieno tome
prilozili mamie i vece da
rove, dapace su mnogi po
misljali ma to kako bi list
Cd polutjednika, postao ope
dnevnik.
Ovdje bi Sc trebalo opsir
nije pozabaviti jednom cinje
nicom o kojoj Sc nj izdalek'
ne vodi racuna koliko to on;
zasluzuje; a to su ekonomsk
prilike - i neprilike. U svo
joj oprosnoj rijeci, gosp.
brat Anton Tanaskovic, izda
vac i urednik lista, ne kaz
da list mora da prestane z
to sto nema citalaca, neg
sto sve potrebno "a tehnick
izradu lista postaje svakir
damon skuplje i skuplje. Lis
bi dakle mogao da izlazi ka
mu to ne bi prijecila ski
poca potrebitog materijals
- A to je slucaj i kod mne
9Th drugih, osobito manjil
poduzeca, koja je d va vez
kraj sa krajem, tako da {
ma koncu, izgleda, izdrza'
samo oni najveci, a to n
znaci dobro.
(Kao sto je nasoj javnos
vec poznato, pretplatnicku l
stinu "Hrv. Svijeta' preuze
je "Hrvatski Glas" il Kanad'
koji sc sada salje "a neistel
lie pretplate H. S. "Hrvatsl
Glas" ustanovio je g. Peta
Stankovic, G. 1929, kao 81;
silo Hrvatske Seljacke Stral
Ike, tie sve ovo vrijeme lila
u Winnipegu, Manitoba, c;
NADIA, kao t tje d X obicno
fornata ma 8, 10 wise str;
nica.)
Ne pretjeravam, ali mi
cini da Sc prestanku "Hrva
skog Svijeta" nije posvetil
vaznost i paznja koju je t.
dogadjaj zasluzio, a da Sc {
sim toga u komentima o t.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-12
Kratki povjesni pregled hv. novinstva u America

kad Je % u K n u o sVJetskl
rat, poceli smo Sc mi die
liti; "a mas, bivse podanike
A u S r o-Ugarske, koji smo
naivecma iz domovine j u
tekli zbog ME, kucnuo je -
kako smo tada drzali - o.
sudni cas-: cas- oslobodjenja
ujedinjenja; oslobodjenja cd
svapsko-madzarske prevlasti,
i ujedinjenja sa Slovencima
Srbima! Je Ii jos xiv koji cd
nasih citalaca koji je pri-
sustvovao prvom jugoslaven-
skom zboru u LaSalle hotelu
u Chicagu u marcu godine
1915? Onda Sc jamacno SIZE
ca onog dramatskog prizora:
mladi Slovenac Rudolf frost
drzi vatreni govor proti Au-
striji a "a jedinstvo Slovena-
ca, Hrvata i Srba, Jugosla-
vena; netom on dovrsi, stu
pa ma govornicu Srbin, pro-
fesor Pajo Radosavljevic, i
zanosno pozdravlja Trosta i
pozivlje ga da dodje k MENU
da Sc bratski zagrle i izljube;
malo je koje oko ostalo kod
toga suho. -.
Ali je veliki dio nasih lju-
di bio ma strani Austrije i
Njemacke (govorim napose
"a Pacifik), i tako Sc medju
mama razvila borba, jedni "a
jedinstvo Hrvata, Srba i Slo-
venaca, Jugoslavena, a drugi
"a Austriju Njemacku. Owl
potonji pogotovo su zamrzili
protivnu stranu kad je ne
umrli Franc Supilo otkrio tzv.
'londonski pakt", po kojemu
je Trojni Sporazum (Engle-
ska, Francuska, Rusija) po-
nudio Italiji znatni dio hrvat-
skin zemalja ako ona pre-
kline sa svojim prijasnjim
"saveznicima", Austrijom i
Njemackom, i stupi u rat ma
stranu Sporazuma, sto je o.
IA i ucinila.
Tada su tri glavne novine
IL nasem iseljenistvu pred
vodile borbu "a jugoselaven-
stvo: Hrvatski Svijet u New
Y6rku, Hrvatska Zastava u
Chicago, i Jadran u San
Francisku. Ostale nase no.
vine bile su tada manje-vise
neutralne: Marohnicev "Hr-
vatski Glasnik" u Pitts
burghu, Kresicev "Novi Hr-
vat" u New Yorku, i sojatov
(Matije sojata) "Hrvatska'
u Calumetu; nisu bill "a Au-
| striju, ali Sc nisu isticali nj
"a jugoslavenstvo. Pacifik je
bio prvi i u mahnitanju "a
Austrijom, jer Sc ovdje po.
: krenuo cak list "Austrijska
Zastava', koji je, doduse, il.
: lazio samo kratko vrijeme
kao i 'Dalmacija" jer, bud
| receno ma cast takozvanin
"Austrijacima", oni su, isti'
ma, bill "a Austriju, ali 81
: ipak najvoljeli svoju troboj
ku (crveno-bijelo-modro),
} nisu Sc odusevljavali "a "Dal
: maciju" koja i'm je mirisals
- autonomaski.
l Ne smile Sc zaboraviti je
dan cd nasih najboljih iselje
!, nickih listova: vec spomenut
"Hrvatski Glasnik" u Pitts
: burghu, koji je izdavao JOSH
: Marohnic, a urednici mu bill
i uzastopce Gabro Racki, Fra
i njo Kolander, Bozo Tolic
a napokon Zvonimir Kostelski
i Smrcu Josipa Marohnica, ia
e je list (godine 1929 proda1
n Ivanu Lupisu, koji ga preni'
u u Chicago i "a nekoliko go
/. dina izdavao kao sigurno je
dan cd najboljih iseljeniekil
i hrvatskih tjednika.
: Treba spomenuti takodje
e jedan ma oko neznatni, a.
j. vrlo vazan poucan list, "Sa
r vjetnik", koji su izdavali An
!, drija Jankovic i Juraj Ma
J. mex u Chicago mjesecno. Lis
il ma oko malen 1 neznatan, a
J. pun zdravog silva i pouke.
= Bio je jos nasih izdavac
,,~oIn;1yo oil to "a c1yo hill
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-12

Borba "a iugosavenstvo Jugoslavju Agitacije nasih
eyropskih izasanka. "Meamorfoze" hrvatskih jugo
slayenske novine. - Nase novne nekad danas.
Epilog.
- Pise: Franc F. Akaci6, Santa Cruz California. -
MAS postovani brat Slovenac Jos. Chesarek, znio e
tunedavno "Zajednicaru seriju eanaka pod naslovom
"stevilo nash stov pada, koma je prikazao stanje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-12

Sakser je imao slicnu po-
slovnicu, ali nije bio poznat
mediu Hrvatima, "a to ga je
,rebalo "uvesti" medju nase
Jude, a to Sc i opet dade sa-
mo jednom novinom. Listu je |
bio urednikom Ivan Kresic,
I1oji Sc vec bavio nasim no.
a dosao u ovu
zemlju godine 1906.
Kad je govor o jos zivu-
cim novinarima suradnici-
ma, valja spomenuti i Boza
F. Tolita, koji jos sada SUI
radjuje u kanadskom "Hr-
vatskom Glasu", a koga sam
ia jos god. 1904 zatekao ma
nasem javnom polju, prema
cemu bi on bio mas najstariji
(po djelovanju, ako i ne po
godinama) iseljenicki novi-
mar, koji je ne samo suradji-
vac nego uredjivao neke
nase iseljenicke listove.
Kako su nasi u San Fran
cisku imali neprilike s ure-
djivanjem spomenutog "Ja-
drama, pozvali su me sre-
dinom 1909 da ia preuzmem
uredjivanje, cemu sam Sc i
odazvao. Treba reci da je list
postajao popularnim, i bu-
ducnost mu izgledala prilic-
no ruzicastom.
No onda je doslo nesto sto
,jamacno nije poznato nasoJ
danasnjoj javnosti: jednog
lijepog dana ma Pacifiku Sc
pojavio "Jadran" kao hrvat-
ski dnevnik! A to je - ka-
ko Sc kasnije ukazalo - bio
iedan vratolomni skok. Ida
vati hrvatski dnevnik ma Pa
cifiku, - to je mogao da
poduzme samo neki imucnik
kojemu ne bi stalo do tros-
kova, jer izdavanje jednog J.
seljenickog lista uopce, a hr-
vatskog dnevnika pax ma
pose, znacilo je ras i p a n ] e
novca u bezdan. Istina, j tu
je bila putniclza poslovnica,
no to je bila samo sjenka o.
nina IL New Yorku, sto je
lako razumljivo. Ia to je do
tadanji izdavac bio prisiljer
da vrati list ma tjednik i da
ga konacno preda meni u ru'
Ike, sa tada "a meme ogrom'
nom dugovinom cd svojiE
5000 dolara (masinerija
pribor). Koje pretplatama
oglasima, a koje tiskanicams
i putnickom poslovnicom, ra
deci po IA, 16 i wise sati ne
dan, uspio sam u kompara
tivno kratko vrijeme da is
platim say dug. - Ovo isti
Gem samo "a to da ukazen
nekim pridoslicama kako 81
nasi raniji novinari morali d.
rade eda odrze svoje listove
jer su gotovo i svi nasi ko
lege morali obicno da uz u
redjivanje listova budu cest'
i slagari i stampari otprav
nici i sve drugo, a ne da sa
mo sjednu pa da i'm dollar
kaplju u Sake.
Koliko me pamcenje sluz
u to je vrijeme Baldo Sea
izdavao u Los Angelesu mo
vo Vrijeme", Steve Bogda
novic u Seattle "Slobodn
, Tribunu", Viktor Vojvodic
San Jose "Sokol" (sve to n
Pacifiku), docim &c savjesr
, historicar lako naci podatk
i O mnogim drugim nasir
; istocnim listovima, koji S
tesko nicali a lako propadal
: X
: TAKO mas je zatekao pr'
i svjetski rat. o kakovoj Of
4 ganizaciji nasih novina Mi
0 bilo nj govora. Tu i tamo pt
a kusalo Sc da Sc postigne ba
), neki sporazum izmedju MIL
e da Sc bar medjusobno ne ns
Il padaju, jer su ii napada
0 gdjekada znali biti cak okru
v nj, a skroz neistiniti. Uspj'
i 10 sc samo u tome da su s
a "a neko kratko vrijeme mel
= nasi listovi uzajamno oglas
Ii vail, ali dalje cd toga nj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-12

olO pOIIlOClllk, anu lle i uISu-
mix, "Hrvatske", - ia 81 u
tome ne svojatam tocnost).
u slij e. d progonstava sa
strane zloglasnog hrvatskog
bana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS utek-
la su il Hrvatske (izmedju
drugih) i trojica kasnije j.
staknutijih Hrvata u nasem
iseljenistvu i to: Rev. Oskar
suster, Hinko Sirovatka, ia.
Rev. Suster danas je umirov-
ljeni svecenik u Detroitu, ia
sam povucen u Santa Cruzu
nakon sto sam citavi svoj
aktivni zivot posvetio nasem
novinarenju, docim je Hinko
Sirovatka u Chicago organi-
zirao (god. 1904 neke nase
ljude i pokrenuo i "a neko
vrijeme izdavao i uredjivao
tjednik "Irvatska Zastava",
a onda sc vratio u domovinu,
gdje je - u Osijeku, Slavo-
Mia, - pred wise godina
umro.
Ma Pacifiku nije bilo hr-
vatslzih listova, niti Sc 60
tovo nj znalo "a hrvatsku
stampu. Srbi su, iako malo-
brojniji, bill sretnije ruke: u
San Francisku imali su tied
mix "Sloboda", a u bliznjem
Oaklandu "Srpska Nezavis-
nost'. Ovo Sc je moglo tu-
maciti samo tako sto su Srbi
bill Srbi, i nista drugo, do
cim su Hrvati bill - odnos-
no zvali Sc - i Austrijaci, j
Slovinci, i Dalmatinci, i ina
si", samo ne Hrvati, dapace
je hrvatsko ime bilo omra-
zeno. To je ponukalo dvojicu
dalmatinskih Hrvata, Dinka
Batistica i spira Kueita, da
pokrenu jedan hrvatski list,
ali ne otvoreno pod hrvat-
skim, nego jugoslavenskim i.
menom, i ponudili mi da bu.
dem urednikom. ia sam tc
prihvatio, ali vec nakon sa.
mo nekoliko brojeva trazic
da list izidje otvoreno kac
hrvatski list, pa bilo to ko
me milo iii ne, sto je uci
memo. Ali propagiranjem hr
vatstva ia sam 81 kopao via
stiti grob Qist Sc zvao INA
sa Sloga"); izmisljale Sc
sirile svakojake klevete, j;
sam bio otpusten S urednis
tva, cak me Sc klonili i pri
jasnji prijatelji; no vrlo krat
ko vrijeme poslije strasna j
sudbina okoncala sve, i INA
sa Sloga" nasla je svoj gro1
, u rusevinama potresom i po
zarom privremeno unisteno'
San Franciska (1906).
Poslije toga posvetio san
Sc jednome skroz privatno
| me poslu, i nisam dalje vo
dio mnogo racuna o naser
, novinstvu, osim sto sam gdje
kada pisao u "Narodnom Ii
stu, koji je tada bio glavn
z ako ne jedini, organ u kc
, jemu SUI Sc javljali gotov
= svi nasi ljudi cd pera.
= X
GODINE 1908 udruzili s
= Sc neki Hrvati u San Frar
4 cisku i pokrenuli hrvatsl
= tjednik "Jadran". Kao ne
minovno, tai list bio je ujec
no organ tadanje parobre
4 darske i uopce putnicke
novcane poslovnice. X a z e ,
: "neminovno" jer SUI gotov
: svi nasi listovi tada imali z
: pozadinu slic n e poslovnic'
: Zotti, skrivanic, it'd. Moze s
a reci da naSi listovi ne bi ]
0 mogli izlaziti kad ne bi bill
e tih poslovnica, jer je njiho
j. promet a najvecma (ili
e skljucivo) s nasim ljudin1
, pOkrivao troSkOve 1iStOva. kt
e j bi mace sami po sebi bi
- uvijek u deficitu (ili su inai
n bill vezani sa stamparijam
: u kojima SUI Sc izdavali).
e Iste godine pokrenuo Sc
: New Yorku "Hrvatski Sv
: jet, ali ne kao neka specija
: ma "narodna potreba", vec
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MALO O NASEM LJENCIKOM ZIVOTU


Posanak
tanaL brxatskog dicta KU
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-09-12

PRIZE prvog rata nisu mas
mnogo pohadjali nasi domo-
vinski politicari, ali malo po-
slije buknuca tog rata poceli
nam dolaziti izaslanici tada-
Meg Jugoslavenskog Odbora
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01
cry good. And | didn't put my

very good. And | didn't put my
hands close together. Soon as they
were gone, 1 wiggied my fingers
and got free. Then | ran out on
the road, waved my cap, and stop
ped car. Didn't know the feller,
but | told him to git to a phone and
call the sheriff. Then l came back
in and waited"
The men did not harm him, but
"jabbed him with the gun" a
couple times, he said. They ran
sacked the place, pulling two beds
apart. They took loaded 80 cali
Der gun he kept at the head of his
bed.
The gun, its numbers matching
the registration Mr.. Young has on
file at the sheriff's office, was
found in ditch near the scene of
the Toledo station. A Luger had
been used to kill the deputy and
the Young gun had not been fired.
Mr.. Young, who has operated the
business place 20 years and lives
alone, said he didn't "get nervous
till Wednesday. Then a doctor
came out to check him over and
take a look at the rope burns on
his wrists.
But he went right back to work,
selling groceries and gas and oil,
Immediately afterwards.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01
! EIIEHfz452 ! !
ADMITTED

May "a: Mrs. Roy McNutt, Rocky
Ridge, surgical.
May 25: Ross Whitaker, Jackson
Drive, medical.
May 27: John Johansen, 319 Wal
nut, medical (Neidecker ambu-
lance); Mrs. Carl Branum, 322 w.
Sixth, surgical.
May %: Fred Nobis, 324 Jackson,
medical; Mrs. George Gresham,
E. Perry ST., surgical; Fred Singer,
Route l, Port Clinton, medical.
DISCHARGED
Mrs. William Robinson and baby,
Arthur Hasselbach, Guy Dickens,
Elizabeth Croll, Arthur baltimore,
Henry Wepler, Jacob Sustersic.
Mrs. Eugene Nickel and baby, Mrs.
Basilio Reyna and baby, Delbert
Potts, Cynthia Fletcher, Mrs. Rob.
ert Alvorado, Mrs. James Swope
and baby, Mrs. William HermeS,
George Payton, Carl Burget, Mrs.
Ronald Jensen and baby, Mrs. AL,
bert Baumgartner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01

this week to Miss Octa Kincade,
Port Clinton high school faculty
member, whose mother, Mrs. f. H.
Kincade of Guysville, o., died Sun
day evening.
Miss Kincade had been called
home May 81 by her mothers i'll
ness. Mrs. Archie King sGbsti-
tuted for her in the closing days
of school. Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon from
the Dowler Furgeson Hughes NOR
tuary at Athens, o.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01
LATE HOSPITAL NEWS

New hospital patients over the
holiday were: Mrs. Roy Hanville,
1913 Elm, medical; Mrs. Clarence
Covert, Route l, Oak Harbor, surgi-
cal; Mrs. John Hendrix, Gypsum,
medical; DR.. E. E. Braithwaite,
Lakeside, medical; Mahlon West
over, Lakeside, medical; Mrs.
Howard Florian, $40 w. Sixth ST.,
medical; Frederick Nugent, Route
8, medical; William Ebel, Oak Har-
Dor, medical Mrs. FRANK Scott, Jr.,
Route 3, medical; Sally A.n Taylor
of 54 S. Loop, Dennis Leaser of Rt.
1, Oak Harbor and Carla Quisno of
322 w. Fifth, all tonsillectomies
Thursday.
Discharged were Mrs. Elizabeth
Hill, Fred Nobis, Mrs. Warrington
Newton and baby.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01
Census Takers
Work On Directory

Three census takers for the
Buckeye Directory Co. are com.
pleting their first canvas of the
city in preparation for the new
city directory the Chamber of
Commerce is sponsoring, and will
now be engaged in "call-backs."
The new directory, which will
be a cross-index of all residents
and businrss places within the city
limits, should be off the press in
August.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01
POLICE INVESTIGATE

A report from Erie Gardens at
6:12 am. Saturday told police a
man had broken a door window to
enter home, unlocked the door,
came in and tore the phone off
the wall, and then took his wife
away in a car. He was believed to
have a gun. Police investigation
showed family trouble and the
case is still under investigation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01
GEORGE w. KESSLER

One Of Ottawa county's Oldest
residents, George W. Kessler, 90,
of Oak Harbor, died May "a at Bay
Shore Rest Home in Toledo where
he had been a patient five years.
A retired farmer, Mr.. Kessler had
never married and is survived by
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01

FRANK EDWIN BALDWIN

Funeral services for Frank Ed
win Baldwin 73, Lakeside, retired
Prudential Insurance Co. agent,
were conducted at the Gerner and
Wolf mortuary Monday at 2 by Dr.
II. J. Thompson and burial was
made in Sackett cemetery. Mr.
Baldwin died May "a at Magruder
hospital. His wife preceded him
in death, and he leaves a brother
Ford of Oberlin. He was born at
Alexandria Bay, ~ M. in 1882.
MRS. e. n. KiNCADE
Sympathy of many friends went
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01
CUNMEN

Continued from Page u
night and also as part of home
made burglar alarm system.
"They were an inexperienced
lot, he said. "They didn't tie me
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01
nieceS and nepheWS.

nieces and nepheWs.
He was a member of st. Johns
Lutheran church in Toledo and its
pastor, Rev. Gerd E. Heidman, of
ficiated at funeral services Monday
at / from the Dwyer mortuary
Burial was made in Union ceme-
terV.
The frontiersman., 1956-09-06
Palmer Man Wins
 IT Motorcycle Tile

Motorcycle races, held at the Valley Fair for the first time this year, proved to be a very popular event. Riding over a zig gag course the cycle riders pro- vided many thrills in their com petative riding.
 A Palmer rider, Ken Edmiston, took top honors for the event by taking the All-Alaska TT title and winning in two other events. The other Is riders were from the Anchorage area, members Of the Spokebenders Club.
 Following time trials the first race, consisting of three laps, was taken by Emulsion, Andy Carlson and Jim Lucas. Winners in the second event, 10 laps, were Carlson first, Dave Fridely sec ond; Third race. 10 laps, Jack
The frontiersman., 1956-09-06
Obituary
CHARLES M. OSBoRNl

Funeral services were held this afternoon at the MacKay Mortuary in Anchorage for Char es M. Osburne, 78, of Palmer. MT. Osburne, a longtime Alas kan resident, passed away at the home of his son, Calvin Osburne in Anchorage this past Sunday, following a lengthy illness.
 MT. Osborne was born at West Plains, Missouri October 25, 1878 and came to Alaska in 1924 and lived in the Cordova area for a number of years prior to moving to the Matanuska Valley where he homesteaded.
 He is survived by four sons, Calvin and Roland of Anchorage and Louis and John of Norwalk, California and one daughter. Mrs. Adah Edmundson of Neva- da.
The frontiersman., 1956-09-06
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Church LeWIS, Jf., arrived Tn Palmer last Wednesday to join his family who arrived here ear Her this year. Young Lewis com pleted a 5000 mile trip in his fl Dodge without any major trouble, however, the car brakes gave out just as he got into Pal mer. He left New York July Il and visited various states while anroute to Palmer.
 MT. and Mrs. Mel Monson and daughter of Anchorage were Pal mer visitors during the Fair. Hunson, biologist with the Fish and Wildlife Service, is former Palmer resident. He and his fam ily plan to move to Juneau later this fall where he will be station d in the FWS Juneau office Harriett Bell, cashier in the Coop Trading Post for the past few years, leaves soon for her former home in Tennessee. Mary Carlson of the meat department will move over to the eheck-out stand and Florence SaWby will take her place in the meat de partment.
 Members of St. Michaefs Cath oIie Church are reminded Of the first Friday of the month mass which will be offered tomorrow evening at 6 pm. The Rev. James P. Snead will come to Pal mer from Anchorage to offer the mass.
 Guests at the September 4 meeting of the Palmer KiWanls Club included Vic Falk, Sr. of Palmer and Sterling Newell, chairman of the board Crops Re porting Service. MT. Newell is with the U. s. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. and is doing survey work in All aska.
 Dorothy Batterton, lab techni- clan at the valley hospital, has returned to duty following a. months vacation spent with her parents in Ventura, California.
 Back at work at the valley hos pital this week is Mrs. Hilda Herman, nurses aid, who has been vaeationing.
 Mrs. Hilbert Askins of Wasilla is the new housekeeper at the valley hospital.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Gfanath and two children of Hobbs, New Mexico, arrived in Palmer this past week and plan to make their home here. The Granaths are former residents and made the trip up over the Alaska highway. They are staying temporarily with Police Chief and Mrs. Der nard Bouwens.
 Marylou Rideout, home dem- onstration agent with the Exten- sion Service, is spending few days in the Glenallen area. The City volunteer firefighters were called out shortly after 100 am. Wednesday to quell fire burning in a sofa bed in the ap- artment of Jerry Murphy in the Ward building. The sofa was 1 total loss.
 Mrs. A. J. DeJulio and children kathy, Linda and Mark returned this past weekend following vacation spent in the Seattle area where they visited with Mrs. Winifred Graham, Mrs. De Julios mother. The foursome is sporting attractive tans, acquir- ed on the beaches of Seattle.
 Returning to Palmer this week following several weeks vacation spent in Ireland were Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of the Hyland Hotel. Mrs. Smiths son Myles Hyland, student in Seattle, also made the trip. The Smiths re- ported a wonderful time visiting l their home country.
The frontiersman., 1956-09-06

Turinsky first, followed by flank Thomas and Earl Struck. Fourth race, 10 laps: Edmiston, first; Ted Harker and Jess Harker. The final race, 20 laps, was for the TT title and finished as fol lows: Edmiston, first; Carlson, Lucas, and Hugh Warner.
 Alaska Sales and Service fur nished all the hi-test gasoline used by the cycle riders
 For number of spectators tnis was the first motorcycle race ever seen. Much interest was paid to the cycles used by the rid CTS, many of which cost over s9O0 and are valued even higher depending upon additional work done of them by their owners.