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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-16
zAPISNIk
sednice cetvrtak poslje podne, 22. mar6a 1856

Osme sjednce, cetvrtak posje podne, H. marca 1856
Gavni predsi iednk brat " T. Mandich otvara sjedncu
pozdravom. Prisutn sv glavni odbornici casnici.
Brat Vukec cita zapisnk cetvrtog zasjedanja, ko
prna.
Prelaz ptane prelaza postojecih clanova sta
rog nov plan oseta cemu je bla rasprava prijas
MEM zasjedanju.
Brat Mandic izavljuje, da je jutros govorio tome
nasim vrhovnim lijecnkom Dr. F. Archom, koji mu je
saveovao da bi tai zakucak prema preporci brata
Ovcarica, mogao primiti bez bilo kakove opasnost.
Brat Ovcarc ponovno obasnjuje svoju preporuku, po
cemu b start Glanovi vec osiguran start plan osteta
mogl prelaz bez ecncke pregedbe nov plan bez
like starost cd 1. apra do 81 decembra 1856 On kaze
da ondu stare ostete nastae manjak liz razoga sto
novi canov he mogu wise osiguravati tai plan fon
du ostee rase stano vsak Svrha e preporuke
veil brat Ovcarc da start fond elemnira da b konac
imali samo jedan to novi plan.
On nadalie kaze, da Sc takova preporuka usvoja 60
dine 1852 1858 sto e bvsi pravni savjetnk, brat
Balaban podupro pax smo nacinu, da start cla
osteta bez razke staros osim ako vrhovn ecnk misl
da neku mobu treba povratti da cana jecnk pregeda
Brat Martin Krasc objasnjuje da ovom pitanju
radi samo fondu osteta ko fond i1adu pravo
clanovi ko ist osiguran docim drug fondov kao
fond osmrnina boesncke potpore te oni canovi ko
osgurani samo osmrtnine njh Sc ne odnos on
nemaju nkakovo pravo tai fond. Stoga podupire
preporuku brata Ovcarca.
Pc ovoj preporuc razvila rasprava, te sta
ia jednoglasno.
Brat Mandic izjavljuje, da naslijedi cd "Hrvat
skog Bratstva" jedan Narodni Dom Great Falls Mont
kojem je gostiona prodajem plea On vel da je mas
pravni savjenk vetovao da mi kao Hvatska Bratska
Zajednca mozemo raz nj mat dozvolu tocenja plea
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-16

Pc tome je obrato advokata Great Falls koji
ve da je prize govorio, kad tamo bio vodjama nash
odsieka toj okoc da b Sc oni organizira svoj sre-
disnji Odbor, ko b preuzeo tai Dom nastavo poso-
vanem kako e sada Ujedno da Sc proda, ako dobjemo
duznost Izvrsnom Odboru, da delue onako kako moze
kako to boje odgovara interesma H. B. zajednce.
Brat Mandic e misljenja, da mas pravn savetnik sa
Ma predlog brata Vranesa poduprt po bratu Mikanu,
ednogagno e poPrmena sjedeea rezouea po Gsvnom 5l
ca 1856:
REZOLUCIJA
S RAzLoGA, sto je Hrvatska Bratska zajednica Was
mix stanovth nepokretnina nalazecih Sc gradu Great
Falls, drzava Montana,
S RAZLOGA posto Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica zei
prodat te nepokretnne "a cjenu vetu cd $2o,oooOO
RAzLOGA, sto je spomenua cjena prihvatljiva po-
godna ujedno najvisa najbolja cjena koja moze
dobti pod postojecim okonostlma,
PREN1A TOMU Sc ovme odlucuje da Izvrsni Cd
Dor ovast da posvrs prodau da su glavn predsjednk
glavni tanik ovime ovlasten da popisu blo koje
kupo-prodajne ugovore ko potrebn prodaju ovih
tani "a zdane pravo-vaianog kupoprodainog ugovora
Brat Vranes predlaze brat Mkan podupire prijedog
jednogasno
Brat Mandc potom izjavjuje da je u New Yorku or
ganziran Odbor JOS prose godine The American Mu
ma podnozu Bozice Sobode New Yorku, ko bi prema
panu zahvacao oko SO suca cetvonh stoa prostora M
zejom b upravjao National Park Service Uz gavnu dvo
tu b bile sobe zozbu raznokih vrijednh nacio
nalnh stvar umetnka rukotvorna Zapravo to bl bilo
edno grandlOZno deo ge Dl sc OdraZVaO zVot sVn Ae
rkanaca cd svih naroda koj do americke nace koj
gradl pomaga Ameriku da e dosla do ovoga uspona
Oval muzej b Sc podgao novcem doprnosima samoga
naroda. tn svrhu je organiziran odbor Mandc ve ia
sam tom odboru kao g predsednik zajednce takodjer
cd Hrvata mas umetnk Ivan Mestrov6 Cd poednh orga
nizaca traI nacionaln doprnos pax cd ia hocu
stvar sestro brace gavni odbornic da wanna pred
stavim da tome zajednieki zakljucmo. Mi b treba
tai fond doprnjet najmanje $5,OOOOO.
Sestra Niksc pta, da Ii b tai bio darvan ime
HBZ? JEST veil brat Mandc time b Zaednica isla
kord kao utemeni can sto ovako velkoj organizac
doikuje.
Brat skrtc primecuje da je pet tsuta dolara dosta
velika svota.
toj stvari govor opsirnije brat Grasha Martin Kra
sic drugi Dolazi ideju da b nastoa tai novac do
biti cd doprnosa nash odsjeka gnjezda clanstva to-
me gSyor brat Bor pax brat Kras vrane HnS Hi dEug
postane tanom da proyede u syrhu kampanja "a do
primrose izgradnu ovog Muzea velkog narodnog donna
Mandc izavljuje da &c trebati izmjen iii nadopuniti
neke tocke prava pax da &c gavni ajnk brat Bella
pravnim savenkom to priredit gavni odbor da Sc
tome raspravi i stvor oduke.
Po tim stvarma razvia rasprava nakon toga brat
Mandc zatvara sjedncu sazvle drugu sutra uutro
\ Flip Vukelic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-16
zAPlSNIK


Gavni predsjednk, brat V. l. Mandich otvara devetu
sjedncu Gavnog odbora petak jutro 23 marca 1866
godine, sa pozdravom svma prsutnima -...
Brat Mandich naglasuje da su ma sjednici prisutnl
sv gavni odbonici casnci zrazue dobrodoslicu slle
dedim predstaynema Djetjeg Donna I Des PLANES, H.
pusic tanik Odbora, Frank Krasich
Perovodja Stephen F. Br<ich, zatim ca zapisnk sed
sjednce. odrzavane cetvrtak utro 22 marca. Ma
kon mah spravaka, brat John R. Mkan predaze brat
Nikola Borc podupre prijedlog da zapsnik prm Pr
Gavni tajnik, brat Bella, nastoji upoznat Glavn Od
Dor sa "a nan koe 7yE GdnOE pa n
podniet gasovanje putem referenduma deegatma Hr
Brat Bella eta Tocku 1874 kako glasi sadasnm Pra
Wilma.
Tocka 1874. Clan moze ostavti svotu do $5OO.OO
"a svoje pogrebne troskove svotu do $4,000 spo-
DO pogrebn dg IL
onds "a n svrhH Svoa sams a O Is
Ako nije opredeljena nikakva svota pogrebne
troskove ako odsjek podnese dokaz da Sc "a to mora
We pogrebne troskove splatt svotu do S3oooo ako e
to dozvoleno zakonma drzave pa Sc onda ia svota
odbja cd deova opredjenh bast9ka nj 0smEtnne
kakv osobni dugovi nego clanske pristojbe Hr-
vatskoj Bratskoj zajednci odsjeku.
Glavn tajnk zatim cita Toclu 134 kako je nadopune
po Izvrsnom Odboru predozena glasovanje putem
referenduma.
Tooka 1884, "a pogrebne troskove moze clan osta-
viii svotu do $4,000 do $4,000 nadgrobni spome
mix ako to drzava dozvoljava.
Ako su pogrebni tro$kovi iii spomenik placeni IL
drugh onda SvOte odredene "a tn sVrhu Is
placuje imenovano1n bastiniku ill bastincma jed
make djeove Ovo vrijedi slucaju da svota odrede-
ma pogrebne troskove iii spomenik ne potrosena.
Ako odredi nikakova svota pogreb, po-
kaze Sc potreba "a pogrebne troskoye dokazana Cd
splatt takav pogreb 100000 (ako to dozvoljavaju
zakoni drzave kooj clan umre) koa syota Sc odbja
cd njegove osmrtnne, to razmjerno cd sviju iznosa
odredjenh pojednim bastinicma.
Il osmrtnine pokojnog clana ne ce Sc placat nj
kakv osobni dugovi nego clanske pristojbe Hr-
vatskoj Bratskoj Zajednici odsjeku.
Nakon razjasnjenja cd strane brace Mandca i Belle
potreb nadopune ovoj Tock brat Milan skrc predlaze
brat Nikola Borc podupre prjedlog da poprmi Toe
ka 134 kako je sada predlozena
predlogu govorili sestra Niksc braca skrtic,
Mkan, Borie Krasic Prijedlog e ednoglasno primjen
Zapitan, kad &c nadopunjena Pravia stup krije
post brat Mandch odgovara da &c zvrsn Odbor provest
glasovane putem referenduma kroz mjesec april maj
nadopun tocke progasit suzbenma cd t. juna, 1856
godine ako budu poprimljene.
Brat Bella zatim cita Tocku 135 sadasnjm Pravili-
ma, koja gasi ovako:
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Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
Met PeterSO1lS South On !, ,CO Mouths Trip

Mel Peterson, with daughter Su- san and son, Larry. left Tuesday morning via the highway for 8 va cation trip in the States. Mrs. Pc terson, with their two other chill dren. Robin and Myra, left with Pan Am Friday.
 The family win meet in Seattle, where they will begin trip down the West coast visiting friends and relatives They will see his moth CT in Bennington, Washington. and drive over to see her parents in Alexandria. Louisiana.
 Coming north, the Petersons plan to drive through the Midwest. vis- ;ting his brother in the Dakotas, and arriving home about the 10th of September Peterson is an ac- countant in Ralph Sites office
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
Stun, Clearance
 Program Behind Schedule In City

4 letter from City Manager Matt Slankard to city council members. released Friday night. put a dim view on the possibility that much will be accomplished on the city slum clearance projects this sum- mer.
 The Alaska Housing Authority states that public hearings on Ur- ban Renewal Area No. 1 will be held until about the first of Aug ust, removal of buildings to take place thereafter.
 Due to the lateness of getting started" Slankard stated in the let ter, I do not think much will be accomplished on either Project No. or this summer. Our office has furnished all information, maps.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
GRETTUMs VISIT TILLYs
 EN ROUTE TO ANCHORAGE

MT and Mrs. Ivan Grettum of Kalamazoo Michigan are the house. guests of Mir and Mrs. Gray Tilly this week. visiting for a few days in Fairbanks.
 The Grettums. who drove to Al aska over the highway, will go on to Anchorage this week end to see their son John who is stationed at Fort Richardson Grettum is with the Upjohn Pharmaceutical conn pany in Kalamazoo.
 The Grettums have been friends of Mrs. Ti1ly.s since their days to- gether on the faculty of the Univer= sity of Minnesota.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
JEssEN'S WEEKLY Thursday. July F. le56
Dudley Beck
 Resigns; Boyd
 To Replace Him
Page 2 

Dudley H. Beck. president of the Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce and manager of the Northern Com mercial company here. Mondey made known his intention to leave Fairbanks this month to move to the Seattle-Tacoma area. He gave his reason for leaving as purely personal"
 Beck has submitted his resigna- tion to the Northern Commercial company, which he has been with since 1850. but he has not officially resigned from his post as Chamber president or from the Municipal Utilities Board, of which he is also a member. t.ez.
 Jerry Nerland. president of the Chamber, is slated to move into the top position.
 R. M Bus" Boyd, agent for the NC's outlying areas and life time Alaskan. will come to Fair banks as the stores manager when Beck's departure date is known Boyd has been in Seattle the past two years.
 R. A. Dutch Derr. Chamber manager. said that he hates to see Beck go" He said he thought that Nerland would make fine presi~ dent.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
Visitors To Park
 Much Impressed

Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Borjesson returned Saturday from most en- joyable visit at Mckinley National Park. They were much impressed by the friendly atmosphere. hotel accommodations and delicious food served
 Upon arriving at the hotel they were taken on conducted tour of the dog kennels and museum, where a park naturalist gave a brief his tory of the park Later in the eve ming 3 movie of the park wildlife; bear, moose, dail sheep, caribou. fox, wolves. golden eagle and nu- merous small animls and birds. was shown.
 They, and other visitors, were thrilled the following day when they were able to see and photo graph many of these animals and wild flowers during the eight hour guided tour through the park and to the base of towering mountains
 Borjesson is senior pressman at Jessen's Weekly.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
Hospital Needs AB Blood

Anyone willing 10 donate either positive or negative type AB blood is asked to contact the laboratory at St. Joseph's hospital immediately. Although there is no immediate emergency for the blood. said hos pital officials, the ready supply of this type blood has been complete ly depleted, All donations will be deeply appreciated. stated the Sis- ter in charge
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
attys Return from Brief Trip

Dr and Mrs. Ernest N. Patty re- turned yesterday from a two weeks, vacation trip 10 Dawson. Haines ana Juneau. The trip was a com olnation farewell to Mrs. pattv,s sister and brother-in-law. MT. and Mrs. Angus Malloy and a welcome 10 the Pattys' son. Stanton, who is on vacation from the editorial staff of the Seattle Times.
 The Malloys have been visiting the Pattys for several weeks here The quartet travelled to Dawson and Haines by car, going on to the cap ital city by plane.
 Stanton's wife and three children will accompany him on the trip north.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
JACK RAILS TO MAKE HOME IN FAIRBANKS

MT. and Mrs. Jack Rails have moved back to Fairbanks after spending three years in Ardmore. Oklahoma. The Rails. with their three children. Jay. Randy, and Di- ana Shea. arrived Saturday nor ming via the highway
 Mrs. Rails is the former Char1ien Compeau. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bob Compeau of Fairbanks. The family will make their home at 60a 18th avenue
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12
Frank Severance

Frank Severance returned to Fairbanks Sunday from trip to the States and was scheduled to go north where he is with Western Electric, DEW line contractor. He is well known in Interior Alaska.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12

George Yeager, acting district at torney will leave for Washington D. c. on Saturday. He will attend the annual US Attorneys confer ence there on Monday. The confer ence will be held by the Depart ment of Justice U
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12

Mrs. Mary Lee Feidnan and sons of St. Louis. Mo, daughter and grandsons of MT. and Mrs. Nelson McCrary of Copper Center are at Copper Center fer the summer months for the first time since Ieav- ing Alaska in l944.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-12

surveys. resolutions and ordinances when requested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

4-John c. Swoyze. News.
500
4-Ernie Kovocs Show.
5-The Evening Movie.
Hour. IS Min "Elephont Boy"
1875 A smoIl motive lad claims
ne knows the coneregating pIoce
Of the elephant hordes. Subu
British
7-Reoders' Digest. Drama.
The Smueg Ter A young Nor
weqlon sailor become sruqqlers
unwilling pown IN the narcotics
traffic Bobby Drscoll
o-Burns and Allen.
IN overly protective fothet causes
Oracle troubIe when his daughter
ord Ronrle Burns become 70
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$50
7-Voiee OF Firestone. Music
Mildred Miller, Met Opera NERO
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9-ToIent Scouts. Godfrey.
900
4-Medic. Drama.
TIL the ong Is Done Till the
Dance Is Gone A high school
qirt eollopses OF q school donce
due to cordloc condition A
IL plostic ooro operotion will
81 shown.
Film Foir. Movie.
Z Hours. The Adventures The
struggle FER suryivol 81 four dis
trustiIl. greedy men n seorch
q diamond fortune n South
At-co J1ck 4oWklns.
9-The Charlie Farrell Show.
= visit from his r1ortinet Navy
commander Of war yeors tsnpts
Farrell 70 even on Old score
Charles Wirnlneer.
9:25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
ll:20
1.-The NIGHT Show. Movie.

la Hours. Her Fovorite Po-
tent " 1915 A Iody doctor stops
off at her home town TO VS. her
uncle. finds romance with O
hondsome test pilot. Ruth HusseY
toLr C1r,oIf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

~ q ILL, IIS
500
4-FootIieht Theoter. Voriety
5-Hoppity Skippity. Kids
7-CIown Corner. Kids.
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Breed OF the Border BOB
7-Town and Country Time.
Jimmy Oeor rexos Wlldcots
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6:45
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6:55
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100
4-EIIery Queen. Crime
5-The Greet GiIdersleeve.
The Quiet One willard Wa
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7-Bryson Rash. News
9-Turnin9 Point. Drama.
"Port OF the Some GIG Young
7:05
Jim Gibbons. Sports.
7:l5
7-John Dolly. News.
1880
a-Gordon MaeRoe. Songs
lar Clayton 5 guest
81 Spy. Adventure
Gun Powder Pct Raymond
Massey
Twilight Theoter. Druno.
Terror Troln Story Of an
American SC enlist working on
top priority Government projects.
Whit Bssell Frances RoHerW
o-Robin Hood. Adventure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
MONDAY

lo:45
5-BoseboII Hall Of Fome.
Mickey Montle.
100
4-News and LocoI News,
Forkness. Sprogue
5-News.
Matthew Warren
7-News. Weather.
Rash Allen
9-News. Weather. Sports,
Richards. Douglas. SiegeI
5-Feoturamo. Film Shorts.
ll:l5
4-Weoiher. Sports. Music.
etrirqer SIMPSON Les Paul
7-BilI Molone. Sports.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
1;a Hours. "Wo9on Trek.
West Wild Bill breaks Up :
scheme Of on unscrupulous white
lrdion commissioner Wild Bill
Elliott. Anne Jeffreys. GobbY
AoUee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

Hour IS Min 'Elephont Boy"
1885. A small native lad claims
ne knows the congregating ploce
of the elephant hordes Sobu
British
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs Robert j. Ruckert
returned Monday from a weeks va
cation at Rehoboth, Del.
Billy Mousch returned to his job
at Miller's Market and TO school
after a weeks vacation with rela.
tives at Terra Alta.
The Past Chiefs club of the Pyth-
ian Sisters will resume its meet
ings following the summer recess.
with dinner at Backbone Noun
tain Inn on Tuesday, September
II, at $50 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hinebaugh
left Tuesday for Charleston, w Va,
and points south They will visit
their son-in-law and daughter, MI
and Mrs. Charles Behne Washing
ton, d. c.. enroute home
Labor Day weekend guests al
the Walter home on Sixth street
were Mr.. and Mrs. David Walter
Jr., and family, Pittsburgh; Lewis
Walter and Richard Lowen. Balti.
more, the latter returning to then
home in Baltimore Tuesday after
| noon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-06
GORTNER

Roy Lichty. of Baltimore, spent
Saturday with Ross and Mary Lich-
ty. His son, Roy Edward. who was
in Bellefonte, Pa, hospital, follow
ing car wreck, was dismissed
from there ten days ago to become
a patient i'm Johns Hopkins. Balti-
more. He is now recovering at the
home of his parents in Baltimore.
His arm and leg are still in a cast.
Misses Annie Zook, Springs;
Susie Bender. Belleville, Pa: Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Yoder and son Eli
of Salisbury. Pa, spent the week
end here
Mr. and Mrs Jake SWartzentru-
Der visited in Ohio from Saturday
to Tuesday.
Erwin Shreve, Medina. O.. visited
home folks over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs Crist CARRIER and
daughters spent Sunday at Ernest
Schrocks.
Misses Mary Ann and Hilda Col
lege. Shellsburg. Pa; June Wiley,
Springs: Betty and Harriet Swartz-
entruber. Simon Schrock. Noah
Petersheim. Edward and David
Moon were at BlackWater Falls on
Sunday
Jonas Scheffel and family. Lam
caster. Pa, visited her home folks
this weekend. They and Ross and
Mary Lichty. Dan Lichty and fam
lily and Mrs Fannie StutZman were
among those attending the Miller
reunion at Grantsville on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ElWOod Schloss-
magic had as Sunday dinner guests,
Mr. and Mrs. John Harsh. Eglon;
Ellis Harsh and family of Bridge
water.
The following visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul WEIGH: Mr. and Mrs,
Homer Lipscomb, Mr.. and Mrs,
Ernest Spoerlein, Richard Hesse
and his mother Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Sisk
The Union Sunday School con-
tributed ST., their monthly special
offering. for Moody Bible Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joni Miller and
daughter Dorothy, Michael Shet-
Ter, Memo Schrock and Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Schrock and Edward
Rice spent the holidays with Eli
Miller and others at Catlet, Va
Dale Schlosnagle, of North Caro-
lima; Alvin Arnold, Sam Roth and
families, Cleveland O.. were re-
cent guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Schlosnagle
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-09-06
Four Births Occur

Only four births occurred at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
in Oakland during the past week,
three girls and one boy
on September l, a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r. Morrow, of
Friendsville.
On the End a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald w. Martin, Horse Shoe Run,
W. Va; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd W. Baker, Crellin.
On the 5th daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee r. Steyer, Deer Park.
During the week the hospital adj
mitted 27 patients and discharged
As. Census this morning was &c
smallest number for some time.
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The Luther League will open its
fall schedule on Sunday afternoon
with a bike hike"
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Townshend of
Huntington, w. Va, were visiting
relatives in Oakland on Monday
Mr., ana Mrs Robert Proudfoot
had a barbecue for about thirty
five guests at their home south of
town last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Pagenhardt
and two children returned recently
from vacation on the South
Branch of the Potomac river.
Mrs Vernon Grubbs and chill
dren, of Hyattsville, visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. p. j. Rowan.
here Leo Rowan, recently promoted
to private first class at Camp Davil-
son, Md, also spent the weekend
here
Mr. and Mrs. Carl w. Gosnell
and son Warren, Baltimore, are
visiting Mark H. Moon, at Pleasant
Valley this week. Over the Labor
Day weekend other guests were
Mr. Moons daughter and family,
the Riley Greggs, of Fairfax. Va;
Miss Elaine Spoerlein, who ar
rived Wednesday from Ocean City
where she had been employed for
the summer months Mr. and. Mrs.
Gosnell are enroute to Warrenton,
n. c., and plan to locate in that
state.
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Farewell Party Given

The Oak Grove Church of the
Brethren at McHenry honored Rev.
and Mrs. Connell CLANCY and
daughter Rose Lee, with fare
well party at their parsonage home
at Accident, Wednesday evening,
August p.
The evening was spent singing
hymns. Rev Donald Matthews
spoke in behalf Of the congrega-
ton expressing appreciation and
well wishes to the Chaneys upon
their departure.
\ chenille spread along with
various other gifts were given the
CLANCY family Refreshments were
served. Approximately so attended.
Rev. CLANCY has been pastor at
Oak Grove the past four years and
has recently accepted charge at
Wiley Ford, W Va. where he and
his family moved last week.