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Norman Howell Family
Return From Visit
In L. A., California

Or. and Mrs. Norman Howell
and daughter. Norma Jean of 97l
ST. Anthony Az, who spent the
holidays in Los Angeles. visiting
their daughter Joan, and meeting
her fiance, Robert Bowdoin. have
returned home with a long list OF
renewed friendships and many
fond memories.
The trio left the city Monday,
December l9. and Miss Norma
Jean returned January 5 TO re-
sumo her studies at the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota, while her par
ents arrived home Saturday. Jan
uary z.
They were the guests OF Mrs
Cordelia Martin in Los Angeles
and DR. and Mrs. Horace Raines
Of Long Beach. Mrs. Martin is a
former st. Paulite and Mrs.
Raines, the former Frances Me
HE is a former Minneapolitan,
From the day of their arrival
until their departure, the Howells
were the recipients OF a whirlwind
Of social courtesies. Highhghting
their social activities was the
formal cocktail party given Fri
day, December %, by Mrs. Cor
della Martin at the Wilfandel.
More than 60 couples including
the bride-elect and her fiance
came to meet the st. Paulites.
DR.. and Mrs. Raines were hosts
at cocktails and dinner on Christ
mas eve at Club Carioca: they
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
rington at cocktails: DR., and Mrs.
John Carney honored the visitors
with cocktails and dinner and a
theater party: sightseeing tour OF
the city and dinner as guests Of
Mrs. Marvin Jackson.
Robert Bowdoin was host at
cocktails and dinner; Messrs. and
Mines. Tom Coleman, Otis Bow
dom and William Jones, uncles
and aunts of the groom-to-be en-
tertained with cocktails and din
ner. Other Minnesotans entertain
ing were Walter Smith, sightsee-
ing tour and breakfast; Irving
Smith, sightseeing tour and cock
tails: DR. Ollie Grantham. cock
tails and dinner at Malibou
Beach.
Others extending courtesies
were Judge and Mrs. David Will
liams, cocktails; Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Spencer, cocktails ard
gifts were given them by Mr., and
Mrs. Clarence Wigington. the En-
erson Harris; the Charles Blaines
the Lamar Hills and Mrs. Jessie
Jones of Pasadena who honored
them with cocktails and a gift.
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Alobomo Citizens
Continue Strike
Aqoinsf Buses

Montgomery. Ala (ANPl 49,
Negro leaders here said they have
no intention of ending their two
week old boycott OF city husses
until their first come. first
served seating policy Is approx
ed.
An estimated $500 per cent of
Negro bus patrons are still parti-
cipating in the boycott OF Mont
gomery City Lines established
when a Negro woman was fined
for refusing to sit at the rear OF
bus.
"We are not going to give them
our dimes TO be insulted and hui
inflated" said Rev j. r, King. a
leader OF the Montgomery I'm.
provement Association,
Meanwhile in order TO make the
boycott effective the association
has the cooperation of los cab
drivers, private pool OF zoe
automobile owners. and eight SER
vice station proprietors who are
giving special discounts TO drivers
transporting persons partioipat.
ing in the boycott.
The association sprang up fol
lowing the arrest OF Mrs Ross
Parks, a department store seam
stress, who was fined 81 a weel
ago for violating the state Law
requiring segregation on buses
She has appealed the case through
her attorney, Fred Gray. A dat,
for heading the appeal has moi
been set.
Negro leaders have said they
do not seek immediate change II
segregation laws, but want better
treatment OF Negro passengers
under present statutes
Specifically. they have asket
for seating on first come, first
served" policy which would q,
away with members OF either rae,
standing while there are vacanI
seats on bus; and that the com
pany hire Negro bus drivers.
One meeting OF Negro leader
and bus company officials cndc,
In failure last week when the bui
lines turned down the demands.
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Paige, and her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paige
Mrs. Penn was accorded many So
cial courtesies including break
fast guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Her
man ] Lewis OF Oakland on New
Years morning when they enter
tained several out OF town visi-
tors: New Years night Mr.. and
Mrs. Paige honored their house
guest with buffet supper and
she was dinner guest in Oakland
OF Mrs, Frances Golden and father
Mr. Manly wynne. She was also
accorded many other courtesies,
Visits Grandmother; Lorenzo
Manderville OF Detroit. Mich, ar
rived by plane Monday and is the
guest OF his grandmother. Mrs,
Frances Duncan OF 3si3 25th Az
&.
Holidays Spent In Chicago: Mrs,
Eva Abbey, Ala Il, 25th st. re-
teurned home Thursday, January
5 from Chicago, H.. where she
spent the holidays visiting her
daughter-in-law and son, Mr. and
Mrs, Leon Abbey.
ODT Club Holds Party. The re-
creation room OF Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip True OF 4i2s Fifth Av. 8.
was the scene OF coIorful party
on New Years eve when members
OF the oDT club entertained
friends who helped them usher In
the New Year. Dancing, aocializ-
ing. listening To the records and
enjoying on abundance of food
plus liquid beverages filled the
hours for some rs members and
guests
Out or Hospital: Hobart T. Nit
chell Jr,. returned home from
Veterans hospital where he has
been patient for the past five
weeks on Sunday January 8. He
is convalescing at his home. 42i1
Fourth Av s.
Iiospitalixed: a. J. (Gus) Evans,
$685. Fourth Az. s., is patient
In Swedish hospital where he will
undergo surgery.
Family Dinner. Mr., and Mrs,
Clemon Rooney. 1924 Smelling Av.
entertained with family dinner on
Christmas day,
Underwent Surgery: Mrs.
Lucille McAdams, 1899 Oakland
Av, IL n patient In Deacones
Lutheran hospital where she re-
Gently underwent surgery. Mrs,
McAdams is reported in excellent
condition and win be discharged
from the hospital the latter part
OF the week
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during their visit and renewed
and visited with many former st,
Paul friends. Some of the former
st. Pauhtes visited with were Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Mcdonald and
their two sons. Mrs. Mcdonald is
the former Dorothy Schuck. Also
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. X. Will
son. Mrs. Wilson is the former
Lillian Downey of st, Paul. Others
were Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Lydia
Jones, Mrs. Laura Williams and
Mrs. Lorena Harris, all former
residents of st. Paul.
Back Home: Miss Magda Phi
fer, s92 Carroll Av. and Miss Es-
sic Pipkins of S37 Rondo Av., re-
turend home January from Dali
las Texas, where they spent the
Christmas holidays, visiting rela-
tives and friends. They were ten
dered many social courtesies.
It's A Girl: Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harrison Williams, 612 w. Cen
trail are the proud parents of a
baby girl born January 9, at
Bethesda hospital. It was not I'M
usual that Vanessa Louise, their
first child, should be born at this
particular hospital. Mrs. Williams.
the former Beverly Carroll, grad
uated from Bethesda hospital and
the arrival of her daughter was of
special interest to the hospital
staff. Mrs. r. J. Payne is the ma
ternal grandmother and T. Carroll
is the maternal grandfather, both
of st. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Will
liams of st. Paul are the paternal
grandparents.
Christmas In Indianapolis: Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hansford, Jr..
and daughter Carmen, 1877 Rondo
Av., spent the Christmas holidays
in Indianapolis, Ind, visiting rel
atives and friends. Mr.. Hansford
returned to st. Paul on Wednes-
day, December %, Mrs. Hansford
and daughter are expected to re-
turn around February /.
Earnest Workers Met: The
Earnest Workers Club Of Pilgrim
Baptist church met on Friday,
January 10 at the home of Mrs.
f. A. Chapman, 707 st. Anthony
Av.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Alice Will
son, 701 Carroll Av.. is a patient
at st. Joseph's Hospital.
Visited Family: Mrs. Fred Bon
ner of Chicago, H., left for her
home in Chicago, H., on wednes-
day, January 4 after spending
week in the city visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore F.
Allen, e43 Iglehart Av.
Club To Exchange Gifts: The
Entire Nous Club will meet on
Saturday January II at the home
of Mrs. Raye Richardson, 757
Fuller Av. at s p. m. Members will
exchange birthday gifts at this
meeting.
To Oklahoma: Mrs. Kelsey
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Whitmore, 500 Rondo Av.. son,
Ray and grandson, Harold Ray,
left on Tuesday, January 10 for
Muskogee, Okla, where they VIII
visit John Day, Mrs, Whitmore's
father. Before returning. they viii
also visit friends and relatives in
Kansas City Kans,, Kansas City,
Mo, and Tulsa, Okla.
Breaks Hip: Mrs. Matte King,
622 w. Central Av., slipped and
fell on the sidewalk near Maxfield
school on Thursday evening, Jan
uary 6. She was taken to Ancker
hospital where x-rays showed a
broken hip. She is a patient in the
hospital.
Mother Dies: Mrs. Martha
Kraft, mother of Mrs. c. w. Pat
terson of 901 Carroll Av., died
Monday January 9 at Lewistown.
Mont. Funeral services will be
held at St. Mary's Catholic church
in Winona, MINI, at a. m. Sat
urday, January II. Mrs. Patterson
accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Rose Schulz, left Thursday for
Winona to attend funeral and
burial services.
Attend Funeral In Tennessee:
Mrs. Worda Guthrie, $50 Marshall
Av., mother-in-law and Mrs. Helen
Wagner, 500 Aurora Av., a friend
the late Mrs. Beulah Mae Johnson
of 307 N. Dale St. who died Jan
uary 9, left Thursday for Paris
Tenn, TO attend funeral and burial
services.
Cosmopolitan 16 Club Held
Meeting: The Cosmopolitan 16
club held it first meeting of the
new year at the home of Mrs
Dorothea Burns, 633 Iglehart Av
on Saturday, January Z. The next
social meeting will be January 81,
with Mrs. Martha Carter 305 N
Chatsworth as hostess.
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WEDNESDAY MATINEE

The Wednesday Matinee Club
held its first meeting of the year
at the home Of Mrs. Cleota
Gr:gsby, 1901 Columbus Av., Min
neapohs, on January 4, 1856.
Old and new business was dis
cussed.
Following the business session
an appetizing lunch was served
by the hostess. The remainder Of
the evening was enjoyed playing
games.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-13

Coming Attraction! Joe Morris
and his orchestra featuring Ur-
sula Reed. Mpls. Labor Temple,
January 20 Hit recordings,
shake a-Hand". "TH BE True To
YOU Apple Jack" and Broken
Hearted Blues."-Adyt.
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IT Is AN AXIOM THAT THE WAY TO A MANS HEART
through his stomach Taking advantage package quick
frozen rhubarb sweetened condensed milk and
off the pantry shelf you whip deectabe rhubarb
ringue pie in jig time
The recipe for this shows how II can
Frozen rhubarb always and needs only few min
cooking The l5ounce of condensed milk lemon juice
and nd blended thoroughly then add the yos and
spices Once the rhubarb is cooled, combine with the
dnsed milk mixture Pesto the filing is ready for the baked
she'll On cloud of merngue and the whsked
into the for a brief browning.
RHUBARB MERINGuE PIE
l 9-inch pie shell, baked teaspoon grated lemon
and cooled rind
l package frozen rhubarb u teaspoon cinnamon
Ia cups q l5-oz cam Eagle u teaspoon nutmeg
Brand sweetened egg yolks slightly beaten
denSed milk whites
u lemon juice IA teaspoon salt
"a
Cook rhubarb according package directions Drain well
Cool Blend sweetencd condensed milk lemon and rnd
until mixture thckens Add slightly beaten yolks,
and nutmeg: mix thoroughly Fold IN rhubarb. Pour
filling into she'll Beat whites and salt until soft peaks
formed Add sugar. tablespoon time; continue beat
whites until smooth and shiny Cover filling with
attaching well to shell edges shrinking Bake in slow
(325' FL about Is minutes until mernEue lightly
Drowned Cool about hours before serving CANS
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Weathering, aging and corro-
sion from chimney smoke cuts
down the efficiency of your Tv
antenna.
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Maybe the kids could keep on
the straight and narrow better II
they got information from Some
one who's been over the route
u. o. Flynn.
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She's the type Of girl who
makes men jump In rivers and
climb mountains woman
driver!"-Johnny Lockwood.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs, Fred Edwards 2206 Elliot
Az had their dinner Monday evening January
Mr. and Mrs James Bailey aud family of 1906 Second Av s.
Returns Home: Mrs Lillian Penn 1913 25th Av 8 return
cd home Sunday morning January s, from Berkeley, Calf
spent holidays visiting sister Miss Margaret
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

California Holiday Mr.. and Mrs. Maceo Finney and son
William orky OF 43I Rondo Av recently returned from Los
Angeles Calf where they spent the Christmas holiday visit
ing Mrs Einney'S brothern-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Mdew and brothers of Mr. Fnney and their families
and friends The Elnneys eXtened
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No use borrowing trouble -,
there are always people willing TO
give u TO you.
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ct. Paul
Cpotlight

by MILDRED JORDAN

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF DENVER Colo would
doubtless be interested Douglas
Lewis nephew Bertha King Doug
people
full He finds time TO attend governmental training program
which acquaints him with the a number
doing photostac company
organst for Scott formerly played
Methodist church in Minneapolis
SEND GET WELL WISHES A. King e22 w
Central Az Mrs King
fall on Thursday January s. way
Maxed school where she employed King
hip.
RECOGNIZING of collecting figures on the
problem of housing the st Paul Urban League has prepared
housing QUESTIONABLE which being distributed with the cooperation
please fill it out and the you
receive one call the Leagues office CA 2-2oas
INTEREST concerned with discrimination in
housing newly published brochure entitled They That
Say and subdted The Challenge of
American Friends Committee Madison
ILL., 1t illustrated publication points up
problem and its effect on the entire nation
WE CONFIRMED A RrMoR THIS WEEK that beauty shop
operator Walter Wilson House of Wilson I'll Rondo Av and Miss
Mary Louise Pack s73 w Central A are engaged, Miss Pack
Formerly Humboldt lived July
last the wedding will take place January % Chicago
TWIN CITY BEAUTCIANs promise a parade exquisite
styles at their dinner Sunday evening February IL at the
Ncole hotel and with Percy Hughes orchestral
ADDITIONS FOR THE METROPOLITAN OPERA will be held
singers applying before January
committee Weyerhaeuse
Dr.
ACCORDING HEDMaN CARLSON. Of
Block Sacred Service be held
urgently needed! The chorus
Fisher director
Episcopal church open all
nationates religious faiths Rehearsas
being Methodist Asbuy
CHamine Campus on Monday evenings at 7:3O p. m.
AND IN OUR DATE presentation
be February Auditorium climax
the Brotherhood Co-sponsors
St Paul Civic
and Jews
IL FAsmoS-M MINDED AND HUNGRY Wednesdays. you
FRIENDS CARRIE GREEN, Carroll Az. be
pleased
two weeks NJ. Smith. Av,
pretty clipper the phone while conyalescing
HAVE ROOM FOR Mrs. J. 4. Of the
Ramsey tells
home In Ramsey County many
for n homes
THERE : A SPECIAL NEED HOMES large enough
welcome children family order the
brothers and
INFORMATION relative becoming foster
either period Of long basis contact
Mrs Crane a CA. 2-2ss2
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ADDITIONS EOR TIE METROPOLITAN OPE

February IL 10 at Northrp auditorium University of
Young singers interested applying should do before Jan
Chairmen committee Mrs F. x Weyerha
DR. James Lombard
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SEND GET WELL WISHES to Mrs NJ

Central Az Mrs King confined Ancker
fall on Thursday January she
Maxed school where employed King
hip.
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RECOGNIZING THE NEED of collecting

problem Of housing the St Paul Urban prepared
housing QUESTIONABLE which being distributed with the
of the St Paul Urban Guild copy
please fill 1t out and return it to the League II would like
receive one call the Leagues office, CA. 2-2539,
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TWIN CITY BEAUTCIANs pro

styles at their dinner dance Sunday evening February
Nicollet hotel and Percy Hughes orchestral
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OF INTEREST To THOSE

housing is a newly published brochure entitled.
Say and subtitled, The Challenge of Houses
American Friends Service Committee 50 f. Nj
III. It is a 10 page. illustrated publication
problem and it's effect on the entire nation
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11

Posto II America nije imao niko-
ga cd svoga roda osim bratova 81
ma, Charles Subata, kod koga Je
bio sve dok nije umro. Isti je u
pravljao sa pogrebom i plato sve
troskove. Vidjelo Sc je ma dan po-
greba da je bio obljubljen ne sa-
mo medju nasim, nego i stranim
svijetom. Dosli su njegovi brojni
prijatelji i susjedi cd raznih ma
rodnosti okitili mu odar S kras-
MIN vijencima cvijeca, medju ko-
jima je bio krasni vijenac naseg
odsjeka u znak zadnje pocasti svo-
mu clanu i prijatelju, Matt subat.
Pokopan je ma 13. februara u Sey-
moru u Southlawn Cemetery.
U Kanadi ina bratovog sina,
Viktora subat, koji je bio delegat
zadnje konvencije HBz. Il Phila-
delphia, Pa. U staroj domovini
ina suprugu / jednu kterku.
U ime tvojih brojnih prijatelja,
susjeda clanova tvoga odsjeka
214 "Sloga", mi ii brate subat ze-
limo lahku zemlju u kojoj vet po-
civas, a tvojim milim dragima,
koje 81 liza sebe ostavio nase is
kreno sauCesce.
John KonboI, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-11
NIKOLA BROZOVIC

Steubenville, Ohio. Odsjek
158 HBz. ovime javlja zalosnu vi
jest clanstvu i prijateljima, da je
iz svoje sredine sa smrcu izgubio
dugogodisnjeg clana, brata Niko-
lu Brozoviea, koji je nakon duze
bolesti preminuo 29. januara 1856.
Njegovo, mrtvo tijeIo bilo je po-
lozeno ma odar u mjesnom pogreb-
nom .zayodu III Clark Funeral
Home, gdje su ga posjetili ! iska-
zai. mu zadnju pocast clanovi
prijatelji'i okitili njegov odar s Ii
jepina, vijencima cvijeca, medju
kojima je bio krasni vijenac ma
seq odsjeka 15S u znak zadnje po-
casti.
Rodjen je 1894. godine u Oguli-
nu, Jugoslavija. LA sebe je osta-
vic suprugu Mariju, tri kteri, diva
sina sedan unucadi.
Ma /. februara u jutro, krenula
je zalosna povorka u katolicku
crkvu, gdje je svecenik odsluzio
svetu misu, a nakon toga ma Cal
vary Groblje, gdje je njegovo mr.
two tijelo predano materi zemlji
ma vjecni pocinak.
Neka ii je brate Nikola lahka
crna zemlja u kojoj vet pocivas,
a tvojim milim dragima nase is
kreno bratsko saucesce.
Anna Lisica, tajnica.
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JAVNA ZAHVALA

Ovim putem zelim zahvaliti svoj
nasoj rodbini, prijateljima clan
styu Hrvatske Bratske zajednice
liz Toronto koji SUI nam priskocili
u pomoc, polozili whence cvijete
i tjesili mas u nasoj zalosti pri-
godom smrti naseg neprezaljenog
supruga i oca Boza Dobrotinic.
Pokojnik je ostavio u ovoj zem-
Iii ozaloscenu suprugu, kcerku
Micu udanu Pecanic, sina Josipa,
pastorku Mary udatu Tkalcevic
koju je volio i ljubio kao ostalu
svoju djecu te brojne unuke i ro-
djake. U staroj domovini, ii svom
rodnom Bribiru, ostavio je sestru
Jelku udanu Jurcic, sinovkinje BIZ
nicu Darinku udanu Brajac, broj-
ne rodjake prijatelje.
Svi mi duboko zalimo mad nag
lin gubitkom naseg neprezaljenog
supruga oca Boza Dobrotinic. U
ime sviju mas neka je velika hva-
la svima koji su nam cd pomoci
bill koji SUI mas tjesili nasim
teskim casovima.
Rastuzena supruga,
Katarina Dobrotinic.
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EIektrifikacija Dubrovnika
okoIice

Nedavno je zapocela IL
gradnja dalekovoda Dubrov-
nik-Trebinje-Bileca, kojim &c
dubrovacko podrucje biti ve-
zano "a hidrocentralu Jabla-
nicu. Vec su postavljeni prvi
stupovi ma dionici Dubrov-
k-Trebinje u predjelu Sr-
dja, iznad Gruza.
Usporedo S postavljanjem
stupova gradi Sc IL Trebinju
i trafo-stanica. Radovi ma da-
lekovodu bit &c zavrseni o.
vog proljeca, tako da ce Du-
brovnik vec ma pocetku tu-
risticke sezone dobivati stru-
ju IL Jablanice.
U, nastavku radova ma E.
lektrifikaciji dubrovacke oko-
lice uvedena je elektricna ra-
svjeta u selma Plata i Smo-
kovijenac. Elektricna mreza
prikljucena je ma dalekovod
Mint -Cavtat.
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MATO sUBAT

CentervilIe, Iowa. Drustvo
"Sloga', odsjek broj PA HBz. sa
smrtu je izgubio svog starog cla-
ma i pionira nase Zajednice, brata
Matu subat, koji je zauvijek svoje
staracke i plemenite oci zaklopio
dana 10. februara 1856.
Bio je rodjen pred 70 godina u
fnjestu Hreljin, u Hrvatskom Pri-
morju. U Ameriku je dosao kao
mladic cd 16 godina "a boljim
slobodnijim zivotom, kao mi svi
drugi. U mladim godinama bavio
Sc trgovinom plea, ali kad Sc je
Amerika proglasila suhom, to jest
kad je zakonom zabranila prodaju
alkoholnih plea, on je opet poteo
raditi ugljenokopima radio sve
do pred 8 godina, da prehrani Sc
be / svoje staroj domovini.
Pokojni brat subat bio je jedan
cd pionira nase Zajednice, u koju
je pristupio godine 1901. Bio je
njezin dobar Clan cestit zajedni-
Car sve do svoje smrti. Uvijek je
nastojao da Zajednica napreduje,
te Sc borio protiv onih koji su
htjeli da Zajednici iskopaju grob.
Bio je odsjecnim tajnikom sve dok
niie obolio
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ANTON MATTHIAS

Buffalo, N. Y. - u mjesec dana
smrt je po drugi put pokucala ma
vrata naseg odsjeka broj 557
HBz., opet nam istrgla IL nase
sredine dobrog i dugogodisnjeg
clana, brata Antona Matijasa, ko-
il je nenadnom smreu Cd srcane
bolesti preminuo II. februara 1856.
Rodjen je u selu zakanje, opcina
Ribnik, odakle je dosao u ovu zem-
lju prize Prvog Svjetskog Rata,
kao mladic. Vrsio je svoju duznost
kao svaki dobri gradjanin; bio je
americki vojnik u Prvom SWEET
skom Ratu povratio Sc sretno
medju svoje prijatelje. U to vrije-
me je zivio u Bellefonte, Pa, a
poslije Sc je nastanio u Buffalo,
N. Y, gdje je nasao mnogo svoga
naroda prijatelja. Tu je pristupio
u mas odsjek 557, u kojem je bio
vrlo dobar clan. U odsjeku je W.
sio razne casti, najvise je bio "a
bartendera nasoj dvorani. Posli-
je Sc je zaradio kod Bell Air Co.,
gdje je bio mnogo cijenjen i po-
stivan, te su radnici cd owe kom-
panije donijeli lijepi vijenac i spro-
veil njegovo tijelo ma vjecni poci-
nak.
Njegovo tijelo bilo je izlozeno ma
odar kod Slotujul Funeral Home,
gdje SUI ga Clanovi prijatelji do
Sli pogledati. Pogreb je obavljen
po katolickom obredu uz pjevanu
svetu misu, koju je odsluzio mas
hrvatski svecenik, Rev. Nikola So
jat. liza toga je bio pokopan ma
Mt. Olivet Groblju, gdje je proci-
tano nadgrobno slovo engleskom
hrvatskom jeziku.
LA sebe ostavlja rastuzenu su-
prugu, tri kceri sestru u starom
kraju, te mnogo prijatelja znana-
ca u America.
Neka je tebi brate Antoine lahka
crna zemlja u kojoj pocivas, a
tvojoj suprugi i djeci nase topic
saucesce.
| Joseph Morog, izvi.