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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

first win.
Caldwell controlled the ball
most of time and had a decided
edge in the statistics, but
Crooksville furnished the thrills
for the hometown crowd with
two long runs. Ed Barringer's
65-yard runback of a kickoff and
Roy Hammers 66-yard sprint on
a fake punt knotted the score
at 1912 midway in the third
quarter and left the outcome of
the game in doubt.
The Redskins took to the air
at this point and punched over
the game-clinching touchdowns
on passes from Bob Devolld to
Ward Murrey and R. D. Buckley
to Allen Brown.
Caldwell took the opening
kickoff and marched dOwnfield
61 yards to score on the open
ing series. Featuring the drive
were two runs of "a and 10
yards by DevOlld with Ron
Priest leading the interference.
The touchdown came when
Priest bucked over from the
one. Buckey's attempted end
run for the point was stopped
but Caldwell led 60.
CroOksville's first attempt with
the ball resulted in only two
plays before they fumbled with
Dave Milligan recovering at mid
field. The Redskins went to the
Ceramic 80 where an aerial as
sault failed to jell and they gave
up the ball on the 27.
The second quarter saw Cald-
well grind out yardage from
their own 40 to the Crooksville
25 where they begged down
again and the Ceramics punted
out of immediate danger.
The Redskins charged right
back to score going 55 yards
on eight plays with Murrey
carrying the ball and Priest
blocking. Highlight of this
series was Buckey's pass to
Murrey good for 81 yards to
the six. Three plays later,
Buckley slipped over for the
I'D from the one. DevOlld was
halted on plunge for point, the
score reading l2-0.
On the ensuing kickoff, Bar,
ringer brought the fans to theil
feet by threading his way 6S
yards for a Crooksville touch,
down. Milligan, however, broke
through and blocked Dillinger'E
attempted placement leaving the
score 1916.
An exchange of punts com
pleted the first-half actiVitie!
with Caldwell showing nine frs
downs compared to one fol
| CrooksViLle. The Ceramic frs
down came when they recovered
their own tumble for a l0-yarc
gain.
The second half got underway
with Crooksville punting deaC
on the Caldwell seven. The Red
skins began to move, Priest pick
ing up l8 yards in four thrust
at the line, then Buckley tossing
a 32-yard pass to Don Cunning
ham on the Crooksville 43. Blu
here the Ceramics held and BuC
key punted out of bounds on tn
"a.
Without registering frs
down, Crooksville scored agair
| when Hammer went into pun
formation but decided to ru1
instead. He swept wide aroun
CaldWelIs left end and raced 6
yards to pay dirt, knotting tn
score at 1912. Dillinger's at
tempted placement was wide.
At this point, Coach Fuch
switched his backfield, sendin
Dave Ferguson to left half an
; Devolld to quarterback. The REQ
skins responded with a 65-yar
march to their third touchdown
using eight plays.
Starting on the Caldwell 35
DevOlld picked up two yards
| then Ferguson swung wide fOI
13 to midfield. Murrey added
two more and Ferguson went
! for 28 to the 20. Priest made IL
o~l nH,,-ro,x <,,x~ ,~~,<<s-- A. .
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
LAST WEEKS RESULTS

Caldwell Is, Crooksville II
Roseville 13, Philo z
New Concord 35, Dresden 0
Glouster 38, New Lex 20
Belpre 20, M & M G
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

HI VARIETY" - Nov. l6!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Caldwell Wins Over CrooksviIIe 25-12
Redskins Score In Every Quarter
To Register First vidory OF Season

The Redskins finally hit the column last Friday night
they took the of the Crooksve Ceramics 252 hard
the losers field 1t Cadwells victory
eight Crooksvle identical
had beaten McConnesvi 147 the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

TOuchdOWns - Caldwell: Buc-
key, Priest, Murrey, Brown.
Crooksville: Barringer, Ham
mer.
Extra point - Caldwell: Muir
rey (plunge).
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
BY LONG

for a TT score at halftime. The
Redskins went ahead 1877 on a
pass from Bates to Tim Flem-
ing and apparently had the
game won in the fourth quarter
when the scoreboard clock show
ed that time had run out. How
ever, the Big Reds were given
two more plays with George
Smith passing to Richardson out
in the flat for a 25-yard touch
down. MaxWelrs placement was
the clincher 14-13.
THIS RIVALRY going back
rather far shows that in the
past 80 years McConnelsville has
won Is games, Caldwell II, and
six have ended in ties. In 1886
the game became an ArmiStice
Day and Homecoming affair with
trophy going to the team win
ming three games. Caldwell won
the first two cups and M & M
the third. Each team has now
won one game on the present
trophy.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

Starting on the Caldwell 35,
Devolld picked up two yards,
then Ferguson swung wide for
13 to midfield. Murrey added
two more and Ferguson went
for % to the 20. Priest made 10
and Murrey two, putting the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
MXL STANDING
Team
GAMES THIS WEEK

M & M at Caldwell (NoV. l2)
Philo at New Concord
Crooksville at New Lex
GlouSter at RoseVille
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10

Milton D. Smith, 260 and three
quarter pounds disc jockey, "The
Man Without a Name" on radio
station WMBM, is now officially
known as 1.-THE Butterball." Smith
had been known by another radio
name for the last two years, but
was forced to drop that mar a
when legal ownership was claim
ed by another radio station that
formerly employed Smith.
WMBM conducted a contest TO
find Smith a new radio name. AL
most 5000 entries were received;
296 containing the name Butter
ball" The prize winners were de-
termined, at a public drawing,
from among the letters contain
ing the name "Butterball."
The official naming of Butter
ball" took place at elaborate cere-
monies in front of WMBM's Mi
ami studio, 1853 NV 3rd ave.
The crowd blocked traffic and the
aid of the police department was
necessary to get traffic moving
again.
Before getting his new name,
Smith played his old theme song,
Fat Daddy Then huge hearSe
drove UP and the old record was
carried out TO the hearse and
sent to permanent interment. Next
a proclamation, from the mayor
of Miami, officially designating
'rButterball" as Smiths new name,
was read by Station Manager
Arnold c. Kaufman.
After the crowd was informed
of the new name, Bonnie Davis
and The Piccadilly Pipers sang
The Butterball's new theme song,
''Mr. Butterball," especially writ
ten for Smith by Henry Stone
and Milt Oshins. The celebration
concluded with the drawing of the
prize winners names from the
296 winning entries.
Marion McCrea of Hallandale,
won the grand prize of 24-inch
TV set; second prize of 500 II
cash was won by Gladys Riley,
of 1924 NV 63rd st. Forty other
smaller prizes were then distrib-
uted.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
The Zetarettes

The Zeta Phi Beta Sorority has
taken uo a new hobby. This hob
by is very special one. That hob
by is children. The Zeta Phi Beta
Sorority is sponsoring group OF
Young ladies from the ages OF ten
through fifteen. The girls named
the club in reference TO the Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority. Patti Page, a
member of the club, suggested
ZearetteS which is now the name
of the club. The club was organ
lied in October of 1858. The
meetinzs are always held on the
first and third Saturdays OF the
month. Last October, the girls had
a Halloween party; on Thanks
giving, they gave canned goods TO
the needy and on Christmas, they
had an informal party inviting
the members of the Zeta Phi Beta
Sorority. Their slogan is ITO keep
on getting good" The members OF
the club are: President, Dorothy
Jenkins; secretary, Janice Jones
and reoorter, Hortense Robinson.
Other members of the club are
patti Page. Gwendolyn Goodman,
Barbara Squire, Madelyn Squire,
Jean Albury, Mary CruInoley,
Larestine Mason, Keeva smith,
Hesterine Pittman and eddie
Pittnan. Other names are not
available. The sponsors are Mrs.
d. Mcclellan, Mrs. ]. Cherry, Mrs.
c. B. McFadgon and Mrs. Foster.
Hortense Robinson, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10
Who Will Wear The
Cinderella Slipper /?

The big question in the minds
of some 20 young ladies who are
vieing for the title of Miss Gin
derella" is who will wear the
slipper.
Sponsored for the second con-
secutive year by Beta Tau Zeta
Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sor-
ority, Inc, the contest is design
ed to raise funds for scholarships
given annually to senior girls in
the four high schools.
Members of the Miami Chapter
of Zetas have divided themselves
in groups which s2onsor coutes-
tants for the title which is given
to the girl in high school who is
most popular as determined by
community financial support.
Miss Cecile McFadgon is chair
man of the Cinderella Search
Committee. Group chairmen are
group /, Inez Foster for Opa
Locka; group 2, Mary l.. Nairn;
Miami; group 8, Hazel Aiken,
RlchmOnd del2nLS, group 4, VII
lie Mae Colston, Brownsville;
group 5, Dorothy Mcclellan, Lib
erty City.
For the first time, Junior high
and elementary grade levels are
being given the opportunity to
participate.
Winners will receive top awards
and "Miss Cinderella" will be
given a trip to Cuba for two and
a treasure chest" of items con-
tributed by members of the sor-
ority, well-wishers and business
men of the community.
Young ladies who are partici-
pating in the contest are: Jacque-
line Sergeant, EarneStine Phil
lips. Laurastine Mason, Mary
Jones, Ethel Smith, 'Georgena
Davis, Myrna Range, Jacqueline
Stubs, Dolores Hayes and Willie
Hall.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-10

These young ladies are among
those seeking to wear the Gin
derella slipser to be presented by
the Miami Zetas to the most pop
ular young lady. Left to right:
Mary Jones, Carver High; Geor-
gena Davis, BTW;- - - -
Myrna Range, BTW and Ethel
Smith, BTW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
800
4-The Steve Allen Show.

Hour 0uest will be Singer VIC
Domone. writer Director comedian
hbe Burrows, Moreoret Truman
ord Comedian Don Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
5-The Evening Movie.

~, Hours Challenge 1885
Rober Douqlos Joon Gardner
Brtfsh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
SUNDAY

Continued From Preceding Poee.
5-Foith for Today. Discussion.
A religious dronoo deolino with
everyday problems
7-Going Places. Variety.
Features points Of scenic interest
in and around Miami, Flo, Merv
Griffin, host
9-Foce the Notion.
$50
4-OutIook. News.
5-This Is the Life. Dromo.
THE Voice Within
9-CBS Sunday News.
Robert Trout subs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
July s

rlov hy Susies boss, becomes
st0cestruck md GOES real Aol-
lSMood Retun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
g. Ed Sullivan Show.

! Hour Guests potochou, French
SINGING stor, Constance Bennett
presenting q novelty rock = rolI
1ct. Seror Wences. vertrrIoauist
Myror Coher. comedian: Sep
llnr Chd,0re Reese ond Davis
COMEDY team. Cell Block Seven
new Instrumental orour, IA Of
the most beoutlful airs in ttr
world competing for Mis- Ur
verse Will be O special lecture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08
100

The Krbys try 10 bolonce the
books when Topper loses $4,000
Of his client money al the track
Robert Sterling Anne lettreA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
Vaina opomena nj.
kaSe SIavefiCane

%Johnstown, Pa. - Dragi zem-
ljaci! Kako ste bill zamoljeni pc
Velec. Komevickom "a popravak
crkve Svetog Antuna u Slaveti-
Gu. Doticna molba bila je objc-
lodanjena pred mjcsec dana u
"Zajednicaru'', "Hrvatski Glas'
Kanadi j IL "Nasa NADIA. Sto-
ga nije potrebno da ponovno O.
pisujem o istoj molbi.
Nego ponovno umoljavam sve
one ma kojc sam sc pismeno O.
bratio, kao i svc estate cijih a.
dresa nisam imao, da nastojite
svaki IL svom (naselju) gradu
sakupiti milodare Gin prize. Ne
koji su mi sc javili i poslali mi
milodare sa imenima, a vecina
nisu sc javili, pa neznam da Ii
ste Sc prihvatili rada. U koliko
takovih made, zamolio bi i'll da
budu toliko iskreni, pa da mi Sc
pismeno jave, iii da 81 nadju "a
mjenika.
ia sam vec sam sakupio
$4,000, ukupno ma ruci do da-
mas imam S185.O0. Kampanja
milodara &c trajati do Is. aprila,
1856. Toliko do znanja j ravna-
MIA radi. Ocekujuci vase odgovo-
re i milodare, zeleci YAM uspjeh
u kampanji.
Bratski yam poZdrav,
Frank BaIoban, 359 Beatrice
Avenue, JohnstoWn, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
MiIodari "a crkvu Svefi
Mavro u BosiIievu

Pittsburgh, Pa. Pred par
mjeseci smo objavili molbu kroz
zajednicar, u kojoj smo apelirali
ma sve nase Bosiljevcane diljem
Amerike i Kanade, da pc mo-
gucnosti sa svojim darcima po-
mognu naSoj crkvi Sv. Mavro u
rodnom nam mjestu Bosiljevu,
II koju crkvu smo u nasim mia
dim danima polazili j Bogu sc
molili, mnogi cd mas Sc u Moi
krstili i vjenGali. Ma owl molbu
nasa braca i sestre u Anaconda,
Montana vec SUI Sc odazvali i ma
meme poslali sakupljeni novac,
preko moje nevjeste, Barbara
Shaginaw (Gije je ime kao sto
je i moje), a koja me moli da
imena darovatelja i njihove svo-
te objavim preko naseg Zajedni-
cara, Sto ovime j cinim.
Mr.. i Mrs. Mako Danicic,
$1,000; pc $500: Janko Spraj-
car, Ljuba Tudor, Barbara Sha-
gina, Jela Danicic, Mr.. i Mrs.
Mako Bolkovac.
Pc $500: Mr.. i Mrs. Rudi
Fink; pc $500: Ana Bubas, Mr..
i Mrs. BlaskoviG; pc $1.OO: Ma
ra Devic, Ana Strinic, Ana
Ward, Ana Novas.
Mako Brletic IL Ohio poslao
$500, a tako i Josip Spelic IL
Lackawanna, N. Y. poslao je
$500.
Ovima gornjim darovateljima
najljepsa hvala ma njihovu da-
ri. ia ovdje u Pittsburghu isto
sakupljam "a istu svrhu j vec
imam nesto novaca pr ruci, ali
sa kolektom jos nisam prestala,
nego Gu nastaviti jos jedno vii
jeme. Kad budem gotova pos,a-
ii Gu novac u staru domovinu a
imena darovatelja objaviti pre-
ko naseg Zajednicara.
Barbara Shaginaw, 253 Fisk
Street, Pittsburgh I, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30

MillvaIe, Pa. - Dragi moi
Jamnicari! Mislim da ste mnogi
cd vas citali u Zajednicaru cd
Is. januara molbu, koja je bila
upucena ma sve mas, koji smo
il zupe Svetog Martina il JAM
nice. U ovoj molbi Sc je trazila
pomoc "a popravak pomenute
crkve, ma koju su Sc dosad oda-
wall slijedeci:
MILO zeravica, $500; pc
$1,000: Frank Sacerich, Martin
spitija; pc $500: M. S., Petar
Radinic, Janko Novacic, Anton
Krcelich, Juraj Rozic, Petar De-
zelic; pc $500: V. S.; pc $1.0O:
Petar Duhan, Roza Greguric. u
kupno svota iznosi $1,000.
Ovoj braci i sestrama koji SUI
darovali mnogo Sc zahvaljuje-
mo, tie molimo i ostale nase pri-
jatelje i nance, da Sc j oni ugle-
daju ma owe koji SUI dosad daro-
vail, ma cemu i'm sc unaprijed
zahvaljujemo.
Sve darove mozete slati ma
moju adresu:
Stjepan Novacic, 70 Fail
baugh St., Millvale 9, Pa.
Takodjer mozete p~oslati ma
adresu:
Josip Radinich, I'LL East
St, N. S. Pittsburgh II, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
BOLTO KUNDER

MOnessen, Pa. - Odsjek br. 1874
H.B.Z. ovime javlja zalosnu West,
da smo u kratko vrijeme sa smr-
Gu izgubili IL nasih redova tri cla-
ma.
Prvi je brat Bolto Kunder, koji
je nakon duze bolesti umro 2. de-
cembra 1855.
Bio je rodjen &. 1877. u mjestu
Novaki, kotar Jaska, Hrvatska.
Pristupio u mas odsjek sa Pre-
stupnom Listinom il odsjeka 422
2. februara 1914. LA sebe je O.
stavio diva sina i sedan kceri, vi
Sc unucadi i mnogo p~rijatelja.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo lezalo je
ma odru u kapeli pogrebnika Jo-
seph R. Check, gdje mu je odar
bio okiten mnogobrojnim vijenci-
ma cvijeca, medju kojima je bio j
vijenac naseg odsjeka u znak zad-
ME pocasti.
Dne 6. decembra ispratili smo
njegovo mrtvo tijelo do rim. kat.
crkve, gdje je odsluzio svetu mi
SUI zadusnicu FIR. Theodore Ben
kovit, a nakon toga ma Grand
view Groblje ma vjecni pocinak.
Nadgrobno slovo je procitao pot
predsjednik naseg odsjeka, brat
John Beck.
Tebi brate Bolto Kunder neka
je lahka zemlja II kojoj potivas,
a tvojim sinovima, kcerkama, u
nucadi i rodbini naSe iskreno sa-
uceSce.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
Darovi "a crkvu ma
Solti u Grohote

Chicago, Ill. - Ma prvu listu
sakupio ie Mako Bezic Il Hobo
ken, N. Y. svotu cd $4,000 "a
naSu crkvu ma Solti IL Grohote,
a ma drugu je nize potpisani sa-
kupio $4,000. Ukupno sakuplje-
no $4,000.
Darovatelji sa prve listc jesu
kako slijedi:
Pc $500: Anthony i Mary
Bezich, sin Ivanov; Matt Kuz-
manic, Santo i Milan Buktenica,
po%kojnog Luke; pc $4,000: Ante
Bezich, ~pokojnog Filicija Stu
pin; pc $1,000: Marica i kata
Kalugera, rodjene Bezich; Mar
ko Bezich i familija; Petar i An
gelka Bernich, rodjena Ruich;
Ivan Bezich, pok. Tonka: Toni
Bezich, pokojnog Pave; pc
$500: Ivanica Polich, Mike i
Victoria Simunovich, rodjena
Bezich; Marica i George Cecich,
Kalarinov; Ana Skelin udova,
rodjena Bezich; Mate i Nanica
Ha.iduk, rodjena Gvozdanovic:
Toni i Vice Gvozdanovic; Prija-
tell; pc $500: Frame Cibela IL
Klata Korcula; pc $500: Ray
i Kata Taniolo, rodjena Gvozda-
movie; pc $1.00: Marica kolich,
rodjena Bezich.
Darovatelji ma drugoj listi:
Luka Bezic i familija, $4,000
Toni i Marija Garbin, rodjena
Becica, $500; pc $1,000: Mario
i NADIA Barulin, rodjena Cecich;
John i Ana Cecich ,pok. Petra;
Luka Garbin i familija; pc
$500: Julia Cecich, udova polk.
Petra; Dusan Cecich, Franin; pc
$500: Juste Suleta, rodjena
Gvozdanovic; Petar Blagaic il
Donjeg sela; Bozam Kuzmanic,
polk. Josipa; Tone Ciovich, ro-
djena Bezic; pc S1.00: Anton
Kuzmanic, pok. Josipa.
Svima darovateljima SC mai
ljepse zahvaljujemo, a druga
braca i ~sestre, koji SUI nasi mics
cani il Grohota i koji jos nisu
nista darovali, to mogu i sada u
ciniti.
Sve vas pozdravlja,
Luka Braskic, 6429 S. JUS
tine, Chicago SO, III.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
Molba
Braci | sestrama il sela Bilaj,
NOvoselo / Barlete

Bivsim zupljanima crkve Sve-
toga Jakova u selu Bilaj, kotar
GospiG, Lika, Hrvatska.
Draga brace j sestre:
Primorani smo OWN putem da
vas molimo, da nam pomognete
radi uredjaja nasega groblja.
Nase je groblje postalo maleno,
| da nam Sc postede grobovi ma
sih otaca, majka, brace i sesta-
ra, grobovi koji su neizbjezivi
prekapanju, mama je potrebno
kupiti drugu zemlju i prosiriti
groblje, i potrebno je dostojno
stare groblje ocistiti j ograditi
u lid, novo j stare.
Draga brace i sestre Ameri-
kanci i kanadjani, uvijek ste po-
mogli rodnom selu, pa vas mo-
limo, pomozite mas i ovoga puta.
Mama je nemoguce bio sto po-
duzeti be- Vas. Pozovite i vase
p~rijatelje da nam pomognu o.
vom potrebnom poduzecu, a mi
cemo van biti mnogo zahvalni
ma vasoj pomoci i dobroti.
VAST darovi j vaSa imena biti
ce proCitana ma zboru u nasoj
crkvi.
Unapred svima YAM hvala.
Odbor: Mika Busija Mandin,
Stipic Simunic Adamov, Pere
Seric Jotlin, Ivan Mraovic Pa
jim, Ivan ButkOvic Vikicin.
Brace i sestre saljite sve daro-
We ma nasu pozrtvovnu gospodju
Rose Elich. POLL E. Evans Ave,
Pueblo, Colo.
Gornji je list kojega sam pri-
mila cd nasega odbora Il ime
nase zupe Sveti Jakov u selu BIZ
laj, Novoselo i Barlete, pa mo-
lin sye bivse zupljane, odazovi-
te Sc njihovoj molbi u koliko je
to moguce. - Rose Elich.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-05-30
Darovi "a crkyu|
j Brod Morayice

Cleveland, Ohio. = Pred par
godina posjetila sam svoj rodni
kraj Brod Moravice u Gorskom
Kotaru. Bila sam zamoljcna cd
Josipa Janez, zupnika crkve
Svetog Nikole i cd naseg naro-
da, da bi Sc zauzela medju ma
sim Hrvatima u America, koji
imaju sjecanja prema svojoj
staroj domovini, i da i'm pomog-
memo koliko mozemo da SC po-
pravi crkva. Opazila sam da je
ma crkvi jos M ista farba, ka-
koja je bila cd kako Sc mi start
il sjecamo, i bila je o~steSena II
proslom ratu. Dakle, poslali SUI
APPEL ma meme Katie Plavan, pa
smo Sc "a owl svrhu zauzele ia
i sestra stefanija Gasljevic. Ma
nasu molbu odazvali SUI Sc slije-
de:i:
Pc $500: Martin i Franka
Brajdic, Fabian stefanija
Gasljevic, Josip i Barbara Pie
Sc, Maria Nance.
Pc $500: Maria BrajGic j kci
Katie, Veronica sneler, Katie
Plavan, Katarina Podnar, Vero-
nika Kovac, Katie Ferderbar,
Josip B. Mihaljevic il Dalmaci-
je, Andre i Katie Kavran.
Pc $500: Mary Ferderbar,
Franka Jauk, Veronica Gojak,
Veronica Vrbancic, Frances Spe-
lie, Veronica Brajdic, Mary Jur-
kovic rodjena Stimac, Marica
Stajduhar, Andrija i Paulina
Stajduhar, Marica Jancin, Vero-
nika Frenks, Apolonija Kuretic,
Marica Subasic.
Pc $1.00: Veronica Kavran,
Angela Smrdel Slovenka, Jure
Jurkovic. Ukupno $1,000.
Svima darovateljima najljepse
hyala, a oni koji jos nisu daro-
vail, a zele to uciniti, neka sc
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san ako je kome mogao pomoci,
sirotinju bi pomogao u onoliko ko-
like hi mogao i takova ga je po-
znavala cijela okolica.
Umro je u 6S-oj godini zivota
ma samu Veliku Subotu u 10 sati
ma vecer. Kako je ma Veliki Petak
legao u subotu u jutro Sc nije di-
gao. Uz v napore lijecnika pod
legao je izlijevu krvi u mozgu.
Neumoljiva smrt DR.. Loncara
mnogo je potresla njegovu rodbinu
i sve n koji su ga ~poznavali, ma
rotito netakinju Pepicu Gregorich,
koja je p~rozivila dobro | zlo s nil
me u zagrebu, pax necakinju An
kicu Cvetich u Canadi, kojoj je
bio desna ruka kada je njezin otac
bio u America, te sestru Terezu
Gregorich, kojoj je isto desna ru-
ka, koja je u Beaver Falls, Pa. l
brata Lovru Loncar u West Bridge
Water, Pa.
Neka je vjecna slava DR.. Pavlu
Loncaru i lahka hrvatska gruda,
koju je toliko ljubio i volio, a ME
GOWN najmilijima nase iskreno
saucesce. Josip F. Cvetich, izvj.
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JURO ..SEBEK

Treci je brat Juro Sebek, vrlo
dobri clan naseg odsjeka, koji je
zatvorio patnicke oci "a uvijek
2. februara 1856. u st. Elizabeth
Hospitalu, nakon boloyanja Cd vi
Sc godina.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bio .je IL
lozeno kod Wascak Funeral Home
gdje su ga nasi clanovi i ostali
p~rijatelji dosli pogledati i iskazati
mu posljednju pocast. Odar mu je
bio okicen brojnim vijencima cvi-
jeca, medju kojima Sc je isticao
krasni v~ijenac naseg odsjeka.
Pokojnik je bio rodjen 1882. u
selu Samobor. Hrvatska. a u Ia
jednicu je pristupio 1920. La Sc
be ostavlja jednog sina ovdje u
Youngstown jednu kcer u New
Yorku, a supruga mu je umrla
pred 20 godina.
Sprovod je obavljen 6. februara,
a pokopan je ma Calvary Gene
terry u Youngstown, Ohio.
Tebi brate Sebek neka Dude lah-
ka crna zemlja IL kojoj pocivas,
a tvojim milim i dragima nase
iskreno saucesce.
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MILO BENIC

Treci je brat MILO Benic, koji je
nakon wise godina bolesti umro 4
marca 1856.
Rodjen je 1874. godine u mje-
stu Belavic, pokrajina Duga Resa.
kotar Karlovac, Hrvatska. Pristu-
pic je u H.B.Z. 1901, a u mas cd
sick dosao sa Prestupnom Listi-
nom 1909. Bio je dobar clan, po-
sjecivao redovito sjednice, piknike
i inc zabave odsjeka, dok je bic
zdrav i prilike dozvoljavale.
liza sebe ostavlja ozaloscene dvi-
ie kceri, Katarina udata "a Matt
Miketic i Ana udata Miller, i tro-
je unucadi.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bio je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu Ste
phen D. Yoney, gdje mu je odar
bio iskicen krasnim vijencima cvi-
jeca, medju kojima je bio VIE
nae naseg odsjeka u znak zadnje
pocasti nasem bratu.
Dne 7. marCa II 9 sati u jutro
podigli smo mrtvo tijelo sa odra
i odvezli do r. X. crkve, gdje je
odsluzio svetu misu zadusnicu mas
svecenik, FIR. Theodore Benkovic,
a liza toga smo ga otpratili do
Grandview Groblja ma vjecni po-
cinak. Nadgrobno slovo je govorio
potpredsjednik, brat Joseph Grbin.
Tebi brate MILO Benic neka je
lahka zemlja u kojoj pocivas, a
tvojim milim i dragima nase j.
skreno sauceSce.
KuZma JeZerinac, perov.