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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-06
Estimate 10000
Tax Returns Will
Need Correcting

The District Director of Inter
nal Revenue has announced that
an estimated 10000 taxpayers in
the state of Washington and Alas
ka will be. getting their income
tax returns back for correction.
The most common discrepancies
that require correction are:
l. Missing Signatures = Separ-
ate returns must be signed by the
individual making the return.
Joint returns must be signed by
both husband and wife. A return
on which exemption credit is
claimed for both husband and
wife is considered a joint return.
Joint returns must include the
income of both husband and wife
even though the income of one
spouse was less than $500
Q. Missing Forms W. All
Forms W. for wages and salaries
must be attached to the return to
support the amount of income and
tax withheld shown on the return.
3. Missing Schedules All
schedules for use by taxpayers
deriving income from farming,
business or profession must be at
tached and made part of the re-
turn.
4. Exemption Credit for De-
pendents-The names of all de-
pendent children should be listed
and their addresses if different
from the taxpayers. When claim
ing exemption credit for persons
other than wife and children, tax
payer must furnish complete in
formation in the schedule pro-
vided on the return.
5. Exemption Credit for Hus-
band and Wife = If exemption
credit claimed for both husband
and wife, both names should APP
pear in the caption and both must
sign the return.
Last minute checking of returns
for completeness will help to
avoid delay in processing.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-06

The porcupine is equipped, even
before birth, with quilts half an
inch long.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-01-15

or manganese. So feed Morton
TIM Salt the year round to guard
against mineral deficiencies as
sure yourself of more milk, more
meat, more wool and a higher return
from each feed dollar.
The cost of Morton Trace Min
eralized Salt over ordinary salt is
less than IL per animal per week.
Feed it free choice, even if you feed
a major mineral supplement. You
knoOhey needH. They knOao hos0 much.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-01-15
Morton M1NERALIzED Salt
for healthier cattle, healthier profits

ONLY a couple of hundred extra
~ pounds of gain on your herd
bring in enough to pay for about a
ton of TIM Salt. Therefore, it is
livestock insurance that costs you
practically nothing.
College feeding trials conclusively
prove the need for trace minerals in
the rations of all livestock. Most
farm lands are short of one or more
of the essential trace minerals
cobalt, iodine, iron, copper, zinc
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19

Down Under Allies
Highly Esteem U. S.
Miss Burger Tells

The United States is held in
nigh esteem in Australia and New
Zealand. Miss Elizabeth Burger
told American Legion Auxiliary
members at their meeting Tues
day night
Our aid was deeply appreci-
ated," Miss Burger said This
summer she toured Down Under
with the United States women
field hockey team.
Other speakers at the meeting
were the Misses Virginia Bass and
Nancy Blisentine, Farmville High
School students whom the aux
illary sponsored at Girls State
this summer.
The original charter of the
auxiliary was presented for OBJ
servation
Miss Anna Dlckhoff presided
at the annual membership tea.
which was held at the home of
Mrs. E. A Chappell
Co-hostesses were the Mes
danes Owen Dunkley. Warren
Kernodle and Harold Garrett.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Virginia Home Economics Association
10 Meet Saturday At Longlrood

The Farmville area Virginia
Home Economics Association Will
hold its annual fall meeting Sat
urday at the LongWoOd College
Student Building. A special invi-
tation has been extended to col
lege and high school students in
terested in a career in home eco
Monies,
Program for the meeting Will
center around the home. Richard
e Jones. a Salem interior deco
rator. Will speak on interior
Decoration, and MIS-. Lucy G.
Powell Virginia Electric and
Power Company home economist,
will demonstrate Home Lighting
as 1t Affects Interior Decora-
ton
Miss Frances Manass pres{-
dent Of the Virginia Home Eco
nomics Association. viii speak on
the work Of the organization and
the national convention following
The association luncheon at
Hotel Weyanoke.
Miss Ruth Gleaves. LoneWood
dean of women. will open the
meeting al 10 am The closing
session IS set for pm
The Farmville High School Flu
ture Homemakers of America
VIII have an exhibit on display
during the days sessions.
One Of the projects of the state
association is the VHEA 5000 coll
lege scholarship for q high school
gnl interested III home eco
Monies career. The first scholar
ship winner Miss Kinsey Bass
Green Of Powhatan County IS
nos a freshman ct Mary Wash
ington College
Officers Of the Fa.mville area,
District Nv are MS Audrey Rob
inson, Of Farmville chairman
MIS- Jesse Grigg Of Farmvlllc.
councillor MIS- Lois Swanson. Of
South Boston Merchantmen and
MIS-. Mary Scott Chase City, sec
rotary treasurer
Mrs. Bel H Griffin of Farm
vile. is on the state scholarship
committee. and MIS-. Scott IS on
the state consumers interest com
mlttee.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Bride Carries Prayer Book, Gordenia
In ArU0nia Late September Wedding

Miss Shelby Jean Shumaker. the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. w. G,
Shumaker, of New Canton became
the bride of Bobby Eugene Dunkum.
the son of Mr. and Mrs. c E Dun
KUN, of Alpha, September 25 at the
Arizona Methodist church.
The Reverend J R Hodges per
formed the ceremony.
Wearing a gown Of chantuy lace
and tulle over satin. the bride car
ried white prayer book and gar
denias A tiara Of seed pearls and
sequins held her illusion veil in
place.
Sandra Shumaker was maid Of
honor for her sister She wore a
nile green dress and carried a
bouquet of yellow chrysanthenlunls.
Nancy Dunkum sister Of the groom.
was bridesmaid Her dress was
pink. and she carried bouquet Of
orchid chrvsanthenums. The bride s
cousin. Linda Green was flower
girl
j. c Snoddy brother-in-law of the
groom, was best man and Bill Shu-
maker brother of the bride and
Bobby Greene cousin Of the bride
were ushers. Roger Dunkum the
groom S brother, was the! ring bear
err
Mr. and Mrs Dunkum VIII make
their home in Buckingham county.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Longuood Delta Sigma Epsilon
Becomes Epsilon Tau OF Delta Zeta

Panhellenic representative Nj s
Nancy Stllplia. Of Farmville, is ef-
ficiency chairman and Mrs John
wilson is college chapter director
Delta zeta's baby chapter began
life as Phi Zeta Sigma in 1887 at
Longwood The club became a so-
rority in the spring Of 1889. and in
1854 it became the Alpha Psi and in
ter of Delta Sigma Epsilon
Projects of both of the national
solorities will be continued By the
ENLARGED group, The major philan-
thropic project of Delta Zeta has
been the Gallaudet college. while
Delta Sigma Alpha has worked with
the leprosy hospital in Carville, La
both groups also have various
scholarships and loan funds, which
will also be continued
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
StOneWall jackson
To Join Hall of Fame

Dr.. Francis SImklnS. LongWood
College history professor, was the
featured speaker of the historical
evening at the 6lst annual con-
vention Of the Virginia division
of the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy earlier this month
Highlighting the evening pro-
gram was the presentation OF
crosses for distinguished military
service to four veterans of Con-
federate ancestry
The convention authorized the
placement of a bust OF General
StoneWau Jackson in the last
niche remaining IN the Virginia
Hall of Fame which is IN the ole
house of delegates where the Con-
.federate Congress held session II
the state capitol.
Mrs. John F Williams. Of Car
tcrSville. was sent as a proxy
delegate BY her home chapter
Manassas.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Club Calendar

Veyanokc Garden Club Fri
dss Oct. 10. $50 p. m. with MIS-.
r B BURGER Dried ARRANGEMENTS,
Farmvillc Branch AAUN Fri
cay Oct 10. g .. m with Miss
Mary Clay Hner Guest speaker.
Miss Mary Nichols
Women of the MooSe-Thurs-
day Oct IS, at 5he Moose Lod9e.
FarmvIle Baptist Church MWU
Circles Monday Oct y 8 p. m.
Cclneha Leavol Mrs Eugene
Forester. hostess at church;
Edith Bradshaw with mrs Charles
Wllkerson. Elizabeth Hale at
church Eva Sanders With Mrs.
Billie Druen Frances Hudgins
with Mrs. Virginia HartleSs Ruth
Kersfy at church; Ann Snyder
Petit With MIS- W y Bruce; Ha-
eel Moon at church 3 y m and
Frances Bagby with Mrs Robert
Smith 10 a. N Tuesday Octob-
II %.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19

LongW0od Colleges Delta Sigma
Epsilon became Delta Zeta October
when q collegiate members and
alumnaa members were initiated
bv Delta Zeta installation team
from Richmond
This summer the two national
social s0roritieS voted to merge into
one sorority under the Delta Zeta
name Since then the DIS have
been initiating the members of A
Delta Sigma Alpha chapters The
combination will make Delta Zeta
the second largest national sorority
with a membership of nearly $4,000
women.
The LongWood group became Ep-
sIlon Tau chapter. under the direc-
ton of Miss. irene Boughton. Delta
Zeta executive secretary. who came
from Indianapolis for the ceremony
Other installing officers were Miss
Denyce c. Collette. president of the
/ DE- Richmond area alumnae associ-
alton: Ms. Mayme S. Lawrence
secretary; Mrs. Robert F Smart.
rush chairman; Mrs Arthur T
BIakeslee, Virginia state chairman.
and Mrs R l. Hutton Mrs. H S
Winter Mrs Henry O'Grady, Jr
and Miss Clara Sharpe
First president Of the Longwood
Delta zetas is Miss Ellen Hamlet
Of Rice The other officers include
Miss Sylvia Wright, of Portsmouth
yice-pres dent; Miss Phyllis Daniels
Of Chester. treasurer: Miss Jear
Parrot of Standardsvine, recording
secretary. Miss Faye Salmon. o.
Warwick. chaplain and Miss Mar
/ gaget Beavers. of North Taewell
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
West Hanover
To Hold Annual Meet

The women of West Hanover
Presbyterial will hold their an
nual meeting at Westminster
Presbyterian Church in Char
lottesville Oct % and 26
Col Francis Plckens Miller Will
speak at the Thursday opening
session on Christian Citizen
ship the theme Of the meeting
Others who will take part in
the program include Miss Mary
Crawford. missionary on fur
Tough from Africa Mrs. vernon
Dyer Petersburg w Va. synodi
cal president. and Mrs Hugh Day.
Of Baltimore who will conduct
the Bible school
Those attending from the
Farmville Presbyterian Church
Will be the Mesdames S. P. Glover.
S w. Putney il. K L. McClenny,
W W McChntic, B T. Taylor.
il. f, W Hample and F R. CraW-
ford
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
n eW Staff Members
Honored at Tea

New Longwood College staff
members were honored at tea
given by Miss Ruth Gleaves, dean
of women, Wednesday afternoon
in the Longwood student lounge.
In the receiving line were Miss
Thelma Souder assistant dean Of
women. Mrs Beulah Evan and
Mrs. P Monroe Johns, college
hostesses, and Miss Hilda Cabi-
ness. nurse.
Assisting MISS Gleaves with the
100 invited guests were the Mes
demoiselles Grace Molnar, Puck
EFT Asher. Eleanor Weddle, Helen
Draper. Emily BaYksdale and
Ethel Sunderland. and the Mes
danes r. H Digger F G. Lank
ford. William Holiday. John
Molnar and r. c. Simonini-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Charles s. Hutchinson
NarTies Richmonder
In Saturday Rites

The wedding Of Miss Aterward
Fave Pryor. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Harlan R Pryor Of R c h
mond to Charles Smith Hutchinson.
son Of Mr. and Mrs Charles I.
Hutchinson. Of Amelia took place
Saturday, Oct s at , p NJ in Ram
saw Memorial Methodist church in
Richmond The Reverend Percy D.
White. pastor performed the cere-
mony
Miss Catherine A, Bhley Of Rich
mond was maid of honor Miss
Dauphae Pendereraft and Mrs Ce-
Gil c Goolsby il. both Of Rich
mond were the bridesmaids
John B. Hutchinson. brother of
the groom. was best man and
eroomsnen were Cecil c Goolsby
Jr and Sidney Maurice Hensley
all of Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19

Bernard L. Warren. of Guinea
Mills. was elected president OF
Tau Theta Pi LougWood College
mems social fraternity, Monday
The other officers selected to
serve during the coming year are
Robert NJ Mason. vice president:
DerWood T Guthrie secretary.
and John F Lynn. treasurer. all
of Fatmlille
Tau Theta ri was founded by a
group Of students to promote a
feeling Of brotherhood among
themselves and to foster better
relations with the faculty and the
rest Of the student body. 1t is
chartered BIZ Longwood College
and Is not affiliated with any
national organization The meet
ing Monday night. was called TO
order by the retiring president.
Harry Y. Lancaster il
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Mrs. Charles Wallace
Honored With Shower

Mrs John McFadden. of Pros
pect, entertained in her home
Friday, Oct. Il. honoring Mrs.
Charles w Wallace, Of Farmville
with a stork shower
Guests present We're Mrs. Ce-
leste Floyd, Mrs. Alice Quinn
Harris. Mrs. ODell KIRBY, Mrs.
Pauline Shones, Mrs Thomas
Wallace, Mrs. Charlie Lucado.
Mrs, William Scruggs, Mrs. B. M.
Wallace. Mrs, D. c. Prosser. Mrs.
Herman Covineton. Mrs Grace
Lame and Mrs Edwin Wallace.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19

TIE Tuggle Friendship Club met
WGav night with Mrs Shirley
Reynolds president
During the business hour. the
president appointed a nominating
committee composed Of Mrs. c. o
Williamson Mrs c. A Simpson and
Ms. L $ Simpson All leaders
named We're Mrs Dorothy Black.
Mrs. l.. S. Simpson and Mrs. 0. H
SOON. A demonstration on making
Grapes was given by Mrs. L. S.
Simpson and Mrs Shirley Reynolds
The new home agent, Miss Kath-
crime Habel. was welcomed by the
club members.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
O'Brien-J Jennings
Engagement Told

Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. OBrlen. Of
Appomattox, announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter Net
tie Marie. TO David q. Jennings.
of Charlotte C H
No date has been set for the
wedding
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Daughter Born
TO Thomas Beckhams

Capt and MIS-. Thomas NJ
Beckham announce the birth of
a daughter, Nora Campbell Beck
ham, October IS. 1856. at South
side Community Hospital.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
JOSIP GRABAREVIC

Cleveland, Ohio. - Odsjek 21
HBZ. javlja zalosnu West, da smo
smrcu IL nase sredine izgubili sta
rog / dobrog clana, brata Josipa
Grabarevica, koji je liza kratke ali
teske bolesti preninuo IT. aprila
1856.
Bio je rodjen 1889. u selu Groz-
danskom, opcina kotar Dvor, Hr-
vatska. Dosao je u ovu zemlju
pred wise godina, u HBZ. je pri-
stupio 1924, kojoj je bio dobar
iskren Clan, te uvijek svoju cla-
narinu placao unaprijed.
Radio je dugo vremena "a jedlm
ovdasnju celicnu kompaniju, te
jednog dana Sc razgovarao sa svo-
jom dobrom suprugom, kojoj je
rekao da &c raditi jos par mjese-
ci, a zatim da &c poci mirovinu.
Ali ma zalost leila mu Sc nije is
punila, MANIFESTO mirovinu da jos
koju godinu lakse prezive liza mu-
kotrpnog rada, on je otisao u vie
Gnu mirovinu, hladni grob.
Mrtvo tijelo bilo je polozeno ma
odar pogrebnom zavodu brata
Golub, gdje su clanovi 1 prijatelji
dolazili da ga jos jednom vide, ko-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

j su polozili 1 Whence cvijeca IA
njegov odar platili svete mise
"a pokoj njegove duse, medju koji-
ma je bio vijenac naseg odsjeka
u znak zadnje pocasti. Svetu kru-
nicu je molio Velec. Mrakusic u
prisutnosti mnogo naroda, jer je
bio clan H. X. 2. odsjeka 10 Sve-
tog Pavla Holy Name.
Ma dan pokopa zalosna povor-
ka je krenula cd pogrebnog zavo-
da do crkve Svetog Pavla, gdje je
odsluzena sveta nisa zadusnica sa
tri svetenika, a nakon toga ma Cal
vary Groblje, gdje Sc je poslije
blagoslova Monsign. Misica u ime
odsjeka clanstva cd pokojnog
brata mad otvorenim grobom o.
prostio mas predsjednik, brat Mark
Dunaskovic, a u ime drustva Sve-
ii Pavao HKZ. njihov predsjednik
brat Josip Erdeljac.
Pokojni brat liza sebe ostavlja
ovdje ucviljenu suprugu Anu, sina
Frank snahu Katarinu dvoje
unucadi, a u staroj domovini jed
nog brata pet sestara.
Dragi brate Josipe, neka ii j.
lahka americka zemlja gdje poci'
va tijelo tvoje neka ii je slava
vjecna, a tvojim milim | dragima
koji "a tobom placu tuguju, IL
razujemo nase iskreno saucesce.
Nick Hranilovich, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
"a KuI. Dom U VinodoIu

St. Louis, Mo. - Klub Now
Vinodol daje do znanja svima
darovateljima diljem Amerike,
koji su darovali "a pomoc iz-
gradnje Donna Kulture, koji Sc
gradi u Novom Vinodolu, da je
sabirajuci odbor sabrao $361.0O
i istu svotu poslao tamosnjem
odboru gradnje donna. Imena i
svote darovatelja SUI kako slije-
di:
U st. Louis, Mo. - Po $4,000:
Dragomir Sokolic; po $25.00:
Klub Now Vinodol; po $500:
Ivan Anka Lusicic, Ivan Ba-
ran (Jerkov).
Pc $500: Fabian Anka Ka-
balm, Ivan i Marija Deranja,
Roko i Klofina Jovanovic, Jo-
sip i Ana Sokolic, Josip Marija
Maricic, Ivan Baran, Than Ra-
dojka Deranja, Anton Dorothy
Baricevic, Jakov Slava Peloza,
Franko i Berta Pericic, Paulina
sebalja, Josip Maria Velja-
cic, Albert i Anka Strife, Josip
i Katarina Maricic, Josip Ka-
tarina Piskulic, Stipan i Dragica
Simac, Bozidar Ana Mudrovcic.
Karlo i Ljuba Pericic, Branko
ella Sokolic, Franjo i Tereza
Kriskovic, Matij Mill Maricic,
William i JUL Piskulic, Nikola j
Agnes Zoricic, Toni Sokolic, Jo-
sip i Maria Susanj, Josip i Ana
Deranja, Ivan New. Piskulic,
Ivan Piskulic, Anton i Katarina
Vlatkovic, Frank Piskulic, Paul
Agata Jovanovic, Josip Sajcic,
Katarina Dobric.
Po $500: Beta Kriskovic, Jo-
zefina Marcetina, lila Miletie,
Rozi Maricic, Ivan i Anka KRIS
kovic, Marica Baricevic; po
S1.00: Matij Katarina Piskulic,
Bara Sokolic.
u Seattle, Wash.-Po $500:
Nikola Katarina Sokolic; po
$500: Mary Baricevic, Petar
Mrzljak, Tony Andri Sokolie,
Robert Alice (Sokolic McDo.
nald; po $500: Mr.. / Mrs. John
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
"a crkvu U KraSicu

Monessen, Pa. - Ovime da-
jem do znanja svima onima, ko-
j SUI darovali "a popravak crkve
u Krasicu, da sam doticni no.
vac poslao u staru domovinu l.
februara owe godine, ma Stare
sinu Dragutina Simatovica. On
mi .je takodjer vec pismeno od-
govorio, da su doticni novac pri-
mill tocno u redu kako sam i'm
poslao svotu cd $20S.00, a u di-
marina su primili svotu cd
123.710. Svima nam sc je maj
ljepse zahvalio ma daru. Daro-
vail su slijedeci:
Po $4,000: Franjo Mako; po
$1,000: Valentin Mako, Anton
Mako, Siksto i Mato Pastorko-
vic, Juro G. Bara Penic, Steve
Vucinovic il Kesterville, Pa.
Po $500: Juro S. Mara Pc
mic, Steve Roza Popovic, San
dor Perjerich, Stjepan Pastor
kovic, Tereza Katarina Kova-
cic, Stjepan Marica Kovacit,
Franjo Kucevar, andre Mako,
Martin Jaga Mako, MILO Male
zija, Eva Madjeruh, Karlo Jeze-
rinac, MILO i Tereza Jurinic il
Uniontown, Pa, Lovrenac Staj-
GER il Brownsville, Pa.
Po $500: Ivan Beg, MILO Bu-
car, 1mbro Bilicic, Marica Ma
tus, Roza Cuk.
Pc $500: Fora Vitovic, ro-
djena G ozd a n vic, Stepanija
Novosel IL Steeltona, Kuzman
Jezerinac obitelj, Marko Beg,
Valentin Bradica, Nikola Feren-
cic.
Po $1.00: Katica Mako, Site
pan Milinovic, Petar Beg, Adam
zupan, Josip Jezerinac, Ivan
Turcic, Franjo Jagatic, Petar
Domjancic, Leopold Kolic, Ferko
Vuckovic, Kata Salinger il Steel
tona.
Ukupna svota je $20sO0.
ia nize potpisani, koji sam sa-
birao i poslao doticni novac "a
nasu crkvu u Krasicu, najljepse
Sc zahvaljujem svima darovate-
lima.
George Penich, 1855 Dennis
Avenue, Monessen, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
ANTON RUZICH

Springfield, Ill. - Ovim putem
javljamo zalosnu West, da je mas
odsjek broj 204 HBz. IL svoje sre-
dine izgubio dobrog / vrijednog
clana, brata Antona Ruzich, koji
je umro u svojoj najljepsoj mia
dosti, u 44-oj godini. Bio je rodjen
2. septembra 1910. Springfield,
Ill.
Brat Anton bolovao je cd godine
1948., a zaklopio svoje nlade /
trudne oci 9. maja 1856. Imao je
cudnu i rijetku bolest, najprije su
mu noge ostale paralizirane, onda
tijelo, pax malo zatim ruke, a po-
slije toga govor. Ali usprkos to-
ga on je uvijek bio pri zdravoj
svijesti, pa kadgod smo ga dosli
posjetiti uvijek mas je docekao S
lijepim prijaznim smijeskom.
LA sebe je ostavio rascviljenu
suprugu Juliju diva sina, Roberta
i Ronalda, pax svoju udovu majku
Anu Ruzic, brata George Jr. i
mnogo prijatelja, kojih je dosta
imao. To svijedoce oni silni vi
jenci cvijeca, koji SUI krasili ME
gov odar u pogrebnom zavodu,
gdje mu je tijelo bio izlozeno, a
koje SUI polozili njegova familija,
rodbina prijatelji, medju kojima
Sc je isticao krasni vijenac naseg
odsjella znak zadnje pocasti. Ia
kodjer to Sc je vidjelo ma njego-
WI sprovodu, ma kojem je bilo
mnogo raroda automobile. To je
bilo "a to, jer je on bio dobar i
prijazan sa svakin, ne samo ma
Sim narodom, nego sa drugim
narodima koje je on poznavao.
Njegov otac majka SUI rodjeni
u mjestu Sveti Ivan, zabno, Bic
lovarski krizevacki Kotar, tie kao
Min dvoje tako i sva njihova djeca
i unucad su clanovi nase dobre
zajednice, u odsjeku iii u gnijezdu
Pomlatka.
Sprovod Sc je odrzao II. maja u
9 sati prize podne. Povorka je kre-
nula cd pogrebnog zavoda do cr-
kve Svetog Alojzija, gdje je od-
sluzena sveta misa zadusnica, a
liza toga ma Roslant Cemetery,
gdje je njegovo mrtvo tijelo pre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
Ia crkvu U BosiIjevu

Omaha, Neb. - Ovdje dono-
simo imena i svote darovatelja
il Omaha, Nebraska, koji su da-
rovali "a popravak crkve u Bo-
siljevu, a koji su kako slijedi:
Obitelj Ostronic, "a uspomenu
oca Antona Ostronic, $4,000;
MILO Kasun, $1,000; Ana Pavli-
mic Kasun, $500; po $500: Pc
pa Radminic Bizal, Mr.. i Mrs.
Gunes.
Pc $500: Luka Kasun, Tonka
Pavlinic, Rosie Grguric, Frank
Bosanac, Mrs. Joseph Prohas-
ka; po $3.50: Johana Fable.
Po $500: Rozie Cupic, Taylor
Greenhouse, Martin Garup, Ju-
70 Furlic, Mirko Srbelj, Pepelj-
max family, Kata Knihal, Mato
Basan; po $3.50: Barbara Pa
zur, Rozie Sporcic.
Po $1.00: Ana Katusin, Bar
ney Batlers, Petar Car, Ivan
Krizanac, Maria Babic, Rezen-
ka Kovacic, Matt Rahija, Magda
Rahija, Helena Niksic, Josip Le-
sac, Kata Looderbrck. Maria
Skradski, Maria Novacic, Josip
Vukov, andre Drzaie, Frank CIR
guras, Nikola Grguras, Ivan Ba-
bic, Barbara Stanesic, Emil Bug
levic, Maria Lesac, Paul Stance,
Helen Rozgaj, Theodor Zych,
Anton Vinski, Frank Kasun, Ju-
LIZA Ritonija, Ignac Katusin, Te-
reza Bosiljevac, Ana Srakoveic,
Milka Cavlovic, Nikola Milobar,
Ivan Gaspar. Svima vam hvala.
Ukupna svota s155.OO, a sa-
biratelji su Ana Pavlinic Kasun
i MILO Kasun.