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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02
Widely Known MidvaIe, Utah, Member
Burned To Death In Tragic Explosion
Late Lee NJ Padjen Will Be Remembered
AS Conscientious Member Of Lodge 388

vice during World War II
and belonged to the Amvets
Post No. 10 in Salt Lake City.
Bro. P a d jen n graduated
from Jordan High and was
employed at the Kennecott
Copper Corp. as a brakeman.
He was also part owner of
the Amvets Club, Post 10, in
Murray.
Besides his parents, he is
survived by 5 brothers and 1
sister: Nick and George in
the u. S. Army at Fort Ord,
Calf, John, of Kearns, Utah,
Joseph of West Jordan, Utah,
Matt of Midvale, and Mrs.
Don (Patricia) Whitehead of
Midvale.
The Rosary was recited for
bro. Padjen at the Goff Nor
tuary on Monday, March II,
at 8 PM. The funeral took
place Thursday, March 18th,
with Requiem Mass celebra-
ted at st. Therese Catholic
Church at 10 AM. Monsignor
Joseph P. Moreton and Fa-
ther Lawrence Spellen Off
ciated at the Mass and
graveside.
Interment was at the Mid
vale Cemetery, where the
graveside recitation was read
by bro. Daniel Corak, Sec'y.,
of Lodge 3S8. This was fol-
lowed by the military services
of the Amvets.
The members of Lodge 388
send their sincerest condolen-
ces to the bereaved family of
bro. Padjen and pray that the
Lord may grant his Soul
Eternal Rest in Peace.
Daniel Corak, Sec'y.
Thank You Note: - We
wish to heartily thank each
and every one of our rela-
tives and friends who greatly
helped us during our time Of
bereavement and sent floral
offerings and Mass contribu-
tions. The kindness shown by
everyone will never be for
gotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Padien
and Family
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John KrsuE, L.
Lodge 351 Member

Detroit, Mich. - G.. F. u.
Lodge 351 was happy to ad-
nit into it's ranks, recently,
bro. John Krsul, Jr., a trans
feree from Nest 318.
Bro. Krsul was born in
Highland Park, Mich, on
March "a, 1888. He attended
Redford High, where he was
an honor student and active
in dramatics.
John is now a freshman at
Albion College, where he is
majoring in Law. He is active
in golf and swimming and is
a member of the Delta Tau
Delta Fraternity.
We are very honored to
have John as one of the Is
on the Detroit Deans List,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02
Bessemer Members To
Study Bylaw Changes

BeSSemer, Pa. - Members
of CF'U Lodge 800 are urged
to attend the next regular
meeting which will be held
Sunday, May 6, promptly at
2 PM, in the Club Rooms on
East Poland Avenue and the
corner of 9th st.
1t is important that as
many members as possible at
tend this session, for dis
cussed at that time will be
the Referendum or change in
the Bylaws of the Croatian
Fraternal Union. All members
present will vote on the Refe-
.rendum and our Delegate will
then vote according to the
wish of the majority of men,
bers.
We know that many of our
members do not work on
Mondays and therefore it
should not be difficult for
them to attend these monthly
meetings.
Matt Doricich, Pres.
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East Bay And San Francisco Leagues
Schedule Tourney For Sunday, May 9Th
CFU Perpetual Trophy To Be Awarded
During May 18th Fete At Di Maggio's

San Francisco, Cal. - The
two C.F.U. bowling affiliates
East Bay Bowling League
and the San Francisco Lea
que, both of which operate
on a mixed basis, have joined
to stage a tournament Sun
day, May 6, 1856, the results
Of which will determine the
Bay Area Championship.
The teams will be matched
in this manner: No 1 team of
each league versus it's coun-
terpart in the other loop, etc.
Total pinnage of 6 games for
all teams, including a 66
2-3 handicap, will determine
the winner, either San Fran
cisco or the East Bay.
Three games will be bowled
at Berkeley Bowl at HOO A.
M. and three games in the
afternoon at the Sports Gen.
ter. Each team that wins it's
individual match will receive
$1,000.
1t is hoped that a Social
can be arranged after the last
match for all bowlers partici-
pating. We urge the current
team captains in the two
leagues to conduct the sign
ing of their team personnel.
The Joint Committee of the
East Bay and the San Fran
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Indiana Harbor And Detroit Lodqes
Tie For Buffalo Team Entry Honors

All of these will take
place at the Ukrainian Hall
located on Genesee Street
i'm Buffalo, with nothing
spared by your Buffalo
hosts to leave their city
with the most memorable
of thoughts.
While the tournament is
expected to draw more than
it's share of attention from
our membership, the fans if
they have made use of the
block advertisement on the
banquet Tx and the proposed
tour, plus the publicity on the
Statler Hotel reservations,
will find that the local popu-
lace has really rolled out the
welcome mat" for them
this weekend,
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02

cisco Bowling League has de-
cided that the 1856 Bowling
Banquet will be held .Satur-
day evening, May 18th, at
Di Maggio's on Fisherman's
Wharf.
There will be one entree-
Roast Beef. The cost will be
$3.50 per person, which in
cludes dinner, tax, tip and
music. Music will be furnished
by Martin Santich.
AS part of the affair the
c. F. U. Perpetual Trophy will
be awarded to the Bay Area
champs along with some 35
trophies that the Joint Com
mittee is providing.
1t may be of interest that
for the first time each and
every member bowling in the
East Bay and San Francisco
Mixed G. F. u. Leagues will
receive a suitable engraved
Once again may we remind
you for May 12th-Cocktails
at 700 and Dinner at 500
P. M. Tickets are on sale now
by the committee consisting
of Peter Obad, Bob Mestro-
vich, Kay Petrucela, Ed Baily
and Tony Ivanetich.
Antoine Ivanetich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02

1t is the second Croatlan'
Church to celebrate it's 50th
Anniversary in this country.
Plans have been compile
ted for the Blessing and
Dedication ceremonies and
a Banquet will be held at
the Vogue Terrace of the
Alpine Hotel, located just
off Crooked Run Road,
here in McKeesport.
Committees named for the
joint affair will be headed by
r ". Soric as Honorary
Chairman. The church COM
mittee will be the chairmen
of the various committees
and they will be aided by va
rious c h u &c h organization
members.
Special Program Book
The committees selected
for the affair will be headed
by Matt Francetic as Gen
eral Chairman and William
Rendulic as Assistant.
Chairman of the commit
tee preparing for the Gold
en- Anniversary and Dedi-
cation Program Book is
William Rendulic.
He will be assisted by
John Pausic, John Pupic, Ed
ward Pupic, Robert Pupic,
John Gregory, Paul Salopek,
Jack Bradich, ST., Joe Ben
kovic, Emil Mrkonic, Cy Pa
cacha, John Sudaric, John
Pavlic, Jr., Matt Katie, An
thony Magdic, ST., Mrs. Jean
Young, Miss Mary Doric, and
Miss Marie Grdic. Also on
this particular committee is
John Servov.
In charge of Banquet Res
ervations is Emil Antoncic
and his co-workers are Mrs.
Felicia Pausic, Miss Mary Ko-
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Seattle Lodge, Nest
Will Picnic July 4fh

Seattle, Wash. - Lodge
439 and Nest 22O of the Cro-
attain Fraternal Union will CO.
sponsor their Annual Picnic
on July 4, 1856, at North
Lake Park, between Seattle
and Tacoma. This site is the
usual spot where picnics are
held every year.
With this early announce
ment we would like to ask all
other Croatian and Slav or
ganizations of the State of
Washington to please refrain
from holding an affair on the
above date.
Other details concerning
the outing will be announced
later.
Committee
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MidvaIe, Utah - "Svi Sla-
veni" CF'U Lodge 388, with
regret, reports the sudden
death of bro. Lee Matthew
Padjen.
Bro. Padjen was one of five
Salt Lake County residents
burned to death early Satur-
day morning, March 10, 1856,
in a combination auto crash
explosion fire, which resulted
in the worst traffic tragedy
of the County in 1856.
The inferno resulted from
a collision Of two automobiles,
one of which went spinning
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02
YuqosIav Books In EnuIish

Croatians visiting Yugoslavia
this year will enjoy their visit
more if they read the new books
on its scenic beauty, romantic his
tory and traditions of the people
whom they are going to visit and
enjoy their hospitality. The books
are: DALMATIA by Eric Whelp-
ton $500; YOUR HOLIDAY in
YUGOSLAVIA by Ernest Wells
man $3.50; PRODIGAL GENIUS,
The Life of Nil1ola Tesla $500;
THE LAND OF DESTINY by
Eugene Radovich $3.50 and TITO'S
PROMISED LAND by Alex Drag
Mich $5.75. They are all available
at Palandech's Book Store, .O5
South Wells ST., Chicago 7, iii.
For other Croatian and English
books and monograph records
write for a catalogue to Palan-
dechs.
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lie, Mrs. Ann Kozar and Mrs.
Josephine Rendulic.
Reception Committee
The Reception Committee
will be headed by Emil Anton
cic. He will be assisted by
Mrs. Mary A. Lasch, Miss
Helen Brulja, Miss Kay Bru-
liza, Mrs. Betty Magdic, Miss
Mary Mrkonic, Miss Mary
Grdic, Mrs. Ann Pribanic and
Mrs. Betty Stokan.
Chairman in charge of
arranging the program will
be John Gregory, ST., and
his aides will be John Pa
usic, Joe Liposcak, Matt
Francetic, William Rendu-
lie, Matt Dujmic, Jr., Mike
Turkal and George Anton
cic.
John L. Pupic, Chairman Of
the Invitation and Guest
Committees, will be assisted
by Miss Mary Puskarich,
John Sudaric, John Pribanic,
Mrs. Jean Young, Miss Joan
Winters and Joe Filipovic.
Urge About Support
Secretaries for the affair
will be led by Miss Ann Mise
tic and Miss Marge Rupcic,
the latter a member of the
CFU Home Office Clerical
Staff.
r Raym ond Matelan as
Chairman of Decorations and
Arrangements will be aided
by Mike Stipetic, Emil Spe-
har, Mrs. Betty Magdic and
Mrs. Betty Stokan.
Joseph c. Puskarich will
take care of the English
Publicity and John G. Pus-
karich the CrOatian end.
John G. Puskarich, Pub.
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Summit Members Plan
To Hold Dance Nav 5th

Summit, iii. - Unity" c.,
F. U. Lodge 278 will hold its
Annual Spring Dance on Sum-
day, May S, 1856, at the So
kol Hall, 41st and Gage Ave.,
Lyons.
The ever popular Sloboda
Tamburitza Orchestra, fea-
turing Johnnie Ivicek, will
furnish the music for dane
ing.
John Buban, Sec'y.
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Pittsburgh Lodge 234 Members Ready
For Annual Patterson Championships
Seasons Last Ducxpin Tourney To Be
Run Off Saturday And Sunday, May Sc

area. This year we would like
to see more bowlers from the
Tri-State area and from Bea-
yer Valley, Sharon, Farrell,
and other districts.
The entry fees for this tour
nament are the same as they
have been for the past six
years; doubles $1.O0 per per-
son and $3.50 per person for
the singles events. This is the
cheapest entry fee for any
tournament in the Pittsburgh
area.
If you would like to par
ticipate in this tourney and
have been unable to secure
entry blanks, just send a post
card with your name and ad-
dress and mention the event
you wish to enter. The tour
nament committee will then
notify you when you are
scheduled to howl
Anyone desirous of partici-
pating or obtaining more in
formation may do so by con-
tacting Ed. Shaginaw, 211
Andrew Drive, GlenshaW, Pa,
or phone Hunter 6-6854.
Ed Shaginaw, SIP. Dir.
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Final Call For
Rooms In StatIer
Some 700 Cards
Mailed By Hotel

Buffalo, n. Y. - Cards to
the extent of 700 or more in
number for reserving rooms
at Buffalo Statler Hotel have
been mailed out several weeks
ago to all captains of the
teams participating in the
1856 G.. F. U. Tenpin Tourna-
ment.
We urge the bowlers there
fore to contact these indivi-
duals locally and procure said
cards and mail same to the
Statler Hotel at once.
Junior and family groups
will find the facilities of the
Statler Hotel to their con-
veniencc at the best prices
possible.
The Buffalo Statler Hotel
which will serve as the Tour
nament Headquarters over
May 4-5-6, 1856, is holding a
sizeable block in reserve for
the Croatian Fraternal Union
sportsmen and fans who are
making the trip.
Please avail yourself of the
reserved rooms through your
Statler outlet locally, or dir
ectly to the Buffalo Statler
Hotel. Samuel j. Alberh
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er, who has been a member
of our lodge for 5 years. She
was born in the town of So
tine, Srem, Yugoslavia.
Pictured is Rebecca Ann
Belul, who is transferring
from Lodge 629. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Belul, who moved to Mt.
Vernon from Massillon about
seven years ago.
Beckie goes to st. Vincent
dc Paul and will graduate this
June. She has been cheer
leader for five years and has
taken active interest in all
school activities. She attends
business college in the eve
nings and works in, a depart
ment store.
The members of Lodge 974
heartily. welcome these two
new members and hope that
they will long be affiliated
with the Croatian Fraternal
Union.
Paul Benich, Sec'y.
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with high scholastic standing
in mathematics and business
administration fields and is
now attending City College in
San Francisco. r..
During the years when she
was a nest member Nancy
was very active in CFU af-
fairs and she and her grand
parents, Mary and Rudy,
hardly miss any of our
events. Nancy has been bowl
ing in our leagues and she is
a member of the San Fran
cisco Polka Dots (Tamburit-
za) Orchestra. She is also a
member of the California
Scholarship Federation.
The teachers of Balboa
High voted Nancy an out
standing student in leadership
and presented her with a
Magma Cum Laude Trophy.
Ever active in C.F.U. af-
Affairs, Nancy many times
responded to our call within
only an hour or two notice.
We happily welcome Nancy
into our ranks and wish her
the best of luck and success
in the future. Peter Obad
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Nancy Ruzich Is
Pride OF Frisco

San Francisco, Calf. - C.
F. U. Lodge 900 welcomes in
to its ranks one of the most
active members of Nest 282,
the lovely and talented sister
Nancy Ruzich.
She graduated from Balboa
High School last Christmas
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02
Mansfield Lodge
Salufes Newcomers

Mansfield, Ohio - "Slavo-
MIA" CFU Lodge 974 proudly
announces the addition of
two new members to it's
ranks.
The first of these is Mary
Meyer, the wife of Steve Mey-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Lib
erty" Lodge 234 of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union will
hold it's annual Father and
Son Bowling Tournament on
Saturday and Sunday, May 5
and 6, at the Lawrence Re-
creation Parlors, 54th and
Butler Streets, Pittsburgh.
This tournament, which in
creases in popularity, year
after year, is the only tourna-
ment of it's kind in the CFU.
There are doubles competi-
ton in the following events:
Father and Son, Mother and
Son, Sister and Sister, Broth
er and Sister, Brother and
Brother and Husband and
Wife. There will also be sim
giles competition for women
and men.
So, how about it Nom and
Dad? Get together with your
son or daughter, or both, and
Join in the fun. Even if you
don't win, we guarantee you
a good time.
In the past years most of
the bowlers have come from
the immediate Pittsburgh
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New Mckeesport Sacred Heart Church
viii Be Blessed And Dedicated May II
Rev. Boniface Soric Honorary Chairman
Of Committees Preparing For Great Day

McKEESPORT, Pa. The Sacred Heart Church COM
mttee and it's Pastor Rev. Bonace Sorc have set May
1856 history making date for the Croatian Colony in
McKeesport Pennsylvania.
At that time the Blessing and Dedication of the
church will take place and combined with it will be the
Golden Jubilee Anniversary of the Croatfan Parish here
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02

.. John Krsul, Jr. ..
considered a very outstanding
achievement for an honor
student. A tt r graduation,
John hopes to enter politics.
Michael MatkOvich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-02

John Buban, Sec'y.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Mrs. William j. Armstrong Named
On Ohio Committee For kefauver

Appointment of Mrs. William j.
Armstrong, 1400 E. Perry ST., sec
retary Of the Ottawa County Demo
cratic Women's Club, on the Ke-
fauver For President Club of Ohio,
was announced today
Prior to becoming a resident of
Port Clinton, Mrs. Armstrong was
chairman of the Wayne County
Democratic Women's Club and was
active in the 1852 Kefauver cam
paign, serving at the Kefauver
headquarters at the Democratic Ma
tional Convention in Chicago in
1852.
In accepting the appointment,
Mrs. Armstrong said: Il have done
this willingly for several reasons.
A most important one is that |
feel many others have the same
strong interest in what he can
mean to our Nation as President.
The Kefauver Committee of Ohio
feels that with Senator Kefauver
the Democrats have the best chance
to win in November annd his many
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
MRS. TlLLIE KREHMKE

Mrs. Matilda (Tillie) w. Krehm-
ke, "a, of Rocky Ridge, who suffer-
ed a hip fracture in a fall Feb. 90
and had since been hospitalized,
died Monday at Magruder hospital.
Her body was at the Robinson
funeral home and services we're
held Thursday at 2 pm, the Rev.
E. H. E. Winterhoff officiating,
with burial in Limestone cemetery.
Daughter of Gottlieb and Karo-
line Baumgarfener Doering, she
was born Jan. 13, 1872, at Rocky
Ridge. Her husband, John Krehm-
ke, died in 1929. Surviving are a
daughter, Albertina Krehmke,
Rocky Ridge; one granddaughter,
Mrs. Lowell F. Goetz, Rocky
Ridge; one grandson, Airman NC
John T. Krehmke of Selma, Ala
Two sons are dead.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
TB SURVEY DATA
BEING COMPILED

Findings accumulated during the
four-day tuberculosis survey, con-
Quoted by the Ottawa County Tu-
berculosis and Health Association
with the assistance Of the Ohio
Department of Health and the Ohio
tuberculosis and Health Associa-
ton, are now being compiled in
written report.
Accompanied by recommends
tions, the written report will be
available to all agencies and in
dividuals concerned During the
four days many agencies and in
dividuals were interviewed in COM
piling the tuberculosis statistics.
Need for the survey was shown
when DR.. Duane Love, Sandusky,
who interprets the films taken by
mobile units, pointed out a large
number of films were showing
minimal inactive tuberculosis, in
dicating a high exposure rate.
Expressing appreciation for the
cooperation and assistance, execu-
tive secretary Gretchen Claus said
the information will provide facts
needed to tighten the tuberculosis
program here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
|FI'''H'' q HIS
JAMES CALDWELL

Funeral services for James Cald.
well, 81, of Route 2, who died Fri
day at Magruder hospital, were
conducted at l Tuesday from First
Baptist church by the Rev. T. C.
Rucker of Toledo. Burial was made
in ChriSty Chapel cemetery.
Mr.. Caldwell, a firemen's helper
at the Celotex, is survived by his
wife, Wyoma; brothers, Lee of Port
Clinton, William and Eddie; sis.
ters, Mary Lou Johnson, Zeater
Woodall, Roberta Drake and Annie
Tyson, all of Auburn, Ala. He was
a native of Lafayette, Tenn, born
Nov. l., 1893, and was a member
of New Light Baptist Church in
Toledo. His body was at the San
ders mortuary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
sANpoR koszTYo

Sandor Alexander Kosztyo, SO,
for 40 years an employe of the
Celotex Corporation, died Tuesday
at Magruder hospital after two
years illness. Services we're held
Thursday at $50 from immaculate
Conception Catholic Church, the
Rev. FIR. Karl Brand officiating,
with burial in Riverview cemetery.
Mr.. Kosztyo is survived by one
daughter Mrs. Charles Pinks Jr.
of Ottawa Drive; sons, Alex Of
Sandusky, Steven of Catawba,
Richard of Lorain; brothers, Men
yus of Canada and Peter of Hun
gary and sister, Julia of Hungary,
and three grandchildren. Rosary
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Good Morning
Judge f.

Speeding: Kenneth Gabel, $15
and costs.
Driving Under Influence of In
toxicants: Jerry Knowles, $1OO and
costs, three days in Jail, license
revoked one year and until finan-
cially responsible. Ray j. Ottie,
$100, three days in Jail, License
suspended two days and until he
has liability insurance.
No Operators License. Junior
Benton, SIS and costs, 80 days in
county Jail. Jan sentence suspend
ed on condition he leave the coun-
ty at once and remain out per-
manently.
Drunk and Disorderly: Gust
Klingbiel, $50 and costs, $25 sus-
pended on condition of good be-
havior for one year.
Driving Without Permit: Jack
Gilbert Harris, found not guilty.
Gross Overload: William j. Gra-
ham, $110 bond forfeited.
Overload: Floyd Van Gunter,
Daniel G. Covell, Frank Mckay,
Fred Horowitz, Leonard Pete, all
$25 and costs; Clovis A. Ritz, $46
and costs; Harold Swickard, $3.50
and costs.
Speeding: Lester Puckett, $40
and costs; Sylvester Dorski, $40
and costs.
Reckless Operation: Francis j.
Killian, $50 and costs.
Speeding and Reckless Opera
ton: Richard F. Perry, $40 and
costs.
Passing Without Assured Clear
Distance: Clayton Schimmel, $40
and costs.
Crossing Yellow Line: Kenny
Dever, SIS bonnd forfeited.
No Fishing License: William
Shaner, Casper Thomas, SIS and
costs.
Reckless Operation: Eugene Dun
ham, $25 and costs; Robert Taylor,
same.
Passing Without Assured Clear
Distance: Carl B. Johnson, $40 and
costs, Iris L. Wright, Sl5 and costs.
Overload: William Welsh, Guy
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Photos by MISCE

friends have an opportunity to as
siSt the Kefauver Committee in it's
efforts to nominate winner. It
is common knowledge that finan-
cial contribution is very necessary
to a successful campaign and Ke-
fauver's must come from many
friends"
Membership Cards in Kefauver
for President Club of Ohio will be
issued to all making contributions
and such contributions will be re-
ceived by Mrs. Armstrong at 14OO
E. Perry ST., Port Clinton, or call
2-5492 or 1851 and she will call
for contribution.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

Redman, Leland Winer, each $25;
Ralph Beebe, SAT and costs.
No Operators License: David
Marquee, $50 and costs; Robert
Taylor, $50, $50 suspended.
Speeding: Melvin Hoeft, $40 and
costs.
Left OF Center: Ella Tolles, S35
and costs, also SIS for no opera
tors license.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

March "a aboard the Atlantic Fleet
submarine USS Cutlass which COM
pleted participation in Operation
Springboard" in the Caribbean.
Ports of call during the cruise
included Havana, Cuba; st. Thom-
as, Virgin Islands; San Juan, Puer-
to Rico; and Fort-de-France, Mart
inque.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
AT FORT HOOD

FORT HOOD, TEX. - Army Pvt.
Kermit d. Cook, whose wife, Jane,
lives at 216 Fremont St, Elmore,
is receiving advanced infantry
training in the 4th Armored Divi-
sion at Fort Hood, Tex.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
ON U.s.s. cUTLAss

Arthur L. Weltman, seaman,
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Weltman of 419 Church ST.. Oak
Harbor, returned to the U. S.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

was recited at the Gerner and
Wolf funeral home Wednesday
night.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

He who receives a benefit with
gratitude, repays the first install
ment on his debt. Seneca