davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05
John Kurelac, perov,
Odsjek 66, Youngstown, Ohio. -

Odsjek 66, Youngstown, Ohio. -
Prema zakljucku nase redovite
sjednice, odrzane rovembru, o.
vine sc pozivlje sveukupno CLAN
stvo naseg odsjeka ma iducu redo
vitu ujedno godisnju sjednicu, ko-
je &c Sc odrzavati nedjelju, Is.
decembra 1855, Hrvatskom Do
mu ma 1912 w. Federal Street.
Redovita sjednica &c poceti to-
emo 1 sat poslije podne, odmah
po svrsetku iste poceti &c godisnja
sjednica, ma kojoj &c Sc obaviti no.
minacija izbor "a odsjecnu upra-
WI, koja &c predvoditi mas odsjek
idute 1857. godine. liza sjednica BIZ
tt &c ukusni zagrizak "a sve pri-
sutne clanove, sto &c prirediti ma
Sc vrijedne clanice, i t. d. Stoga
Sc pozivlju svi' nasi clanovi cla-
nice, da prisustvuju ovim vaznim
sjednicama.
Oni clanovi koji su otraga sa
svojim uplatama Sc mole, da svo-
1u dugovinu plate cim prize, tako
da knjige mozemo prirediti ciste
bez stare dugovine prize svrsetka
owe 1856. godine.
Ovime sc isto daje do znanja
swim clanovima naseg odsjeka
prijateljima, da cemo ma Staru Co
dinu vecer, 81. decembra imati
Party, ukusnim jelom i picem.
Dodjite dovedite svoje prijatelje.
N. Srnec, tajnik.
Odsjek 81, Eveleth, MINI. - O.
vine Sc poziva sve clanove naseg
odsjeka ma godisnju sjednicu, koja
&c Sc odrzavati u nedjelju 9. de-
cembra 1866.
Ma ovoj sjednici clanstvo &c BIZ
rati upravu "a godinu 1857. stva-
rati dobre zakljucke "a dobrobit
naseg odsjeka i HBz. Stoga je
duznost svakog clana da prisustvu-
je ovoj sjednici. Mi imademo Lie
pi broj clanova, koji ne posjecuju
sjednice, a uzrok je samo ljenost
| nista drugo. Oni koji tai dan ne
rade 1 koji nisu bolesni trebali bi
doti ma sjednicu, tako da znadu
tko je u odboru, a ne da Sc poslije
propitivaju, gdje kome &c platiti
svoju clanarinu kome &c sc pri.
javiti u slucaju bolesti. Dodjite pa
cete odmah sve znati.
Mike Silovich, tajnik
Odsjek 1853, Chicago, Ill. - Owl.
me Sc pozivlje sveukupno clanstvc
naseg odsjeka ma redovitu i godi.
snju sjednicu, koje &c Sc odrzavat
IL srijedu, IL. decembra 1855, U
s sati u vecer, u istlm prostorija'
ma.
Biti &c biranje odbora i stvarat
&c Sc drugi vazni zakljucci "a do.
brobit naseg odsjeka HBZ. Stoga
je duznost svake clanice tlana
da budu prisutni.
Mary Bakic, perov
Odslek 1875, Butte, Mont. - O.
vim putem Sc pozivaju svi tlanov
naseg odsjeka da nefaljeno dodj,
ma sjednicu, koja &c Sc odrzavat
u nedjelju 16. decembra, 2 sats
poslije podne u Fire Hall, Mcqueen
Add.
Posto je ova godisnja sjednica
ma kojoj &c sc izabrati odsjecn
odbor "a godinu 1857. a takodjei
poprimati drugi dobri zakljucc
"a budutu godinu, pax stoga raz
loga treba da je svaki Clan pri
sultan koji' dobro zdravo misli
svojem odsjeku 1 njegovom Clan
stvu.
Prisutno clanstvo &c hiti pocas
ceno "a refreshments, te sam 81
guran da &c svaki biti zadovoljan
pax vas sve skupa poziva ote'
kuie odbor odsjeka.
Uz bratski YAM pozdrav,
Ivan Marinovit, perovodja
Odsjek 1875, Campbell, Ohio. -
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05
Sh1IlI HOA1K @ witt
Frank Juricich, tajnik.

Odsjek 254, Barberton, Ohio. -
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi da prisus-
tvuju redovitoj godisnjoj sjednici,
koja &c Sc odrzati u nedjelju 9. de-
cembra u 2 sata poslije podne, u
nasem Domu.
Braco sestre svi Sc umoljava-
te da dodjete ma sjednicu. ma ko-
joj cemo birati novi odbor "a od-
sick "a Club "a godinu 1857. Ko-
il Clan ne prisustvuje godisnjoj
sjednici bude platiti globu so cent?
po nasim pravilima. Izgovor je sa-
mo bolest.
Rosa Marinich, perovodja.
Odsjek 27S, Summit, Ill. - Po-
zivlju Sc svi clanovi naseg odsjeka
ma redovitu godisnju sjednicu,
koje &c Sc odrzavati ma 10. decen1-
bra, IL sati u vecer, dvorani
gdje obicno odrzavamo nase sled
nice.
Dakle, Gim svrsimo redovitu od-
NAH cemo poceti godisnjom sjed-
nicom, ma kojoj ceno usvajati pra-
Wink "a dobrobit naseg drustva
i birati novu upravu "a godinu
1857.
OWN putem bi zamolili one nase
clanove, koji su otraga sa upla-
tama svojih pristojbi, da dodju ma
ovu sjednicu da podmire svoju
dugovinu. Poslije sjednica biti &c
zagrizak napitak "a sve prisutne
clanove. Dodjite svi, mladi sta
ri, osobito vi kuglaci.
Bratski pozdrav / do vidjenja ma
sjednici, .e
Stjepan Policls predsjednik
John Buban, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05

Odsjek 80, Chicago, iii. - Pre-
ma zakljucku redovite sjednice,
odrzane II. novembra t. e., ovime
Sc poziva sveukupno clanstvo ma
Seq odsjeka ma redovitu l godisnju
sjednicu, koja &c sc odrzavati u
ned1elju, 16. decembra 1856, 9
sati Il jutro, u Hrvatskom Sokol-
skom Domu, 1908 s. Racine Ave.
Nakon redovite odmah pocima
godisnja sjednica. ma kojoj &c sc
poprimati godisnji zakljucci &c 10
brobit naseg odsjeka HBZ., kao:
odredjivanje plaza odbornich Ia
biranje novog odbora "a godinu
1857; problem sprovoda "a clano-
We koji live izvan sjedista odsjeka;
odrzavanje zabava piknika; po-
sjecivanje proslava, i'll bio kako-
viii raznih svecanosti kulturnih
prosvjetnih drustava. Ovakovi rad
bio je kod mas u proslosti, ali IL
wick ina prigovora radi raznih
manjkavosti, koje odbor ne moze
izmijeniti bez zakljucka godisnje
sjednice. Stoga Sc svi pozivate, da
dodjete ma ovu redovitu godisnju
sjednicu.
Poslije svrsene sjednice, biti &c
priredjen zajednicki objed, kao sto
je uvijek bio obicaj u proslosti.
Luka Biondic, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05

Odsjek 2, Benwood, w. Va. -
Ovime Sc pozivlje sveukupno Clan
stvo naseg odsjeka ma dojdutu re-
dovitu 1 godisnju sjednicu, koje &c
sc odrzavau u nedjelju 9. decem-
bra 1856, u Hrvatskom Kulturnom
Klubu, 1853 Eoff ST., Benwood,
w. Pa.
Redovita sjednica pocima u / sat
poslije podne, pa kada svrsimo re-
dovitu sjednicu nastavit &c Sc 60
disnja sjednica ma kojoj temo stva-
rati zakljucke "a odsjek birati
odsjecni odbor "a dojdutu godinu
1857.
Takodjer sc umoljavaju clanovi,
koji su zaostali sa uplatom svojih
pristojbi, da dodju ma sjednicu
podmire svoju dugovinu "a ovu
godinu 1856, sto &c tajniku olak-
sati urediti racune knjige "a
owl godinu.
Nakon kad svrsimo godisnju
sjednicu imati cemo mali party
da Sc malo razveselimo.
Lawrence Jakovac, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05
Odsjek 2l0, Chisholm, Minn.

Odsjek 210, Chisholm, Minn. -
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi naseg od-
sjeka ma redovitu godisnju sjed-
nicu, koje &c sc odrzavati u ne
djelju, 8. decembra 1856, u sat
poslije podne, Slovenskom Ma
rodnom Domu u Chisholm, MINI.
Odmah po svrsetku redovite
sjednice, poceti temo 9 godisnjom
sjednicom, ma kojoj temo poprima-
Il pravilnik birati now odbor "a
idutu godinu 1857. Takodjer ma
ovoj sjednici vodit te se rasprava
o napretku naseg Kolo 1 Sport Klu.
ba, te o Muzeju Americkih Dose
ljenika i {. d.
poslije svrsetka godisnje sjedni-
ce, biti &c ukusnog jela svjezeg
plea "a sve prisutne odrasle tla-
move, kao "a tlanove naseg gni-
jezda Pomlatka.
Mary Ognanovich, tajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05

Odsjek eel, Centerville, Iowa. -
Ovime Sc pozivlje sve nase cla-
move ma godisnju sjednicu, koja
dolazi nedjelju 9ti prosinca u
U. M. w. dvorani, pocima u de-
vet sati jutro.
Ovo &c biti ujsdno redovita sled
MICA. nakon svrsenih poslova &c Sc
birati novi odsjecni odbor l stvo-
riti zakljucke koji &c vrijediti OBJ
zirom ma vodjenje poslova "a dol
ducu godinu.
zelja sadanjeg odbora Jest, da
bi ovoj vaznoj sjednici bilo pri.
sutno veci broj clanova; ne treba
biti sporedan kao obicno: "neka
Sc obavi bez meme, jer svaki Go.
vjek isto kao Clan drustva je va.
zan.
Ma negodovanje mnogi clanovi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05

Odsjek $50, Mystic, Iowa. o.
vine Sc pozivlje sveukupno Clan
stvo naseg odsjeka, mladi / start,
da prisustvuju redovitoj' 1 godis-
Moi sjednici. koje &c sc odrzavati
u nedjel1u 16. decenbra o. g., u
9 sati prize podne.
Braco 1 sestre, kako vam je po-
znato, da je ovo redovita godis-
MIA sjednica, ma kojima &c SO da-
vati izvjestaji o racunima odsjeka
i Pomlatka, tako da clanstvo vidi
kako i'm blagajne stole. Takodjer
ma ovoj sjednici ina Sc birati od-
Dor, koji &c voditi poslovanje ma
Seq odsjeka iduce 1857. sodine.
Stoga vas jos jednom pozivam, da
dodjete barem jedanput ma sjed-
nicu u godini.
Andjelo Jovanovi6, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-05

njihovu clanarinu, a kad sc NINA
sto dogodi onda cd odbora zahtje-
vaju, da se NINA ucini sve po nil
hovoj wolff. Tako slucajno kad ko-
il clan umre, onda njegovi bliznji
zahtjevaju cd odbora vijenac | sve
drugo u vezi sprovoda t. d., a to
koSta novaca. Docim tlanarinu ne
placaju, pax je blagajna sasvim
mrsava, te ako clanovi ne uzmu
ovo u obzir, onda mex ne krive od-
sick nj odbor, nego sami sebe.
Madam sc, da cete ovo uvaziti
i biti prisutni ma sjednici.
John Baldasar, izvj.
Odsjel 181, N. 8. Pittsburgh, Pa.
- Odrzati &c svoju godisnju sjed-
nicu u nedjelju 16. decembra u 2
sata poslije podne flavor" Dvo-
rani. Najprije &c Sc odrzati re-
dovna sjednica, poslije owe ma.
stavlja Sc s godisnjom sjednicom.
Godisnja sjednica je vazna ma ko-
joj Sc stvaraju zakljucci program
"a rad naredne godine, pax je po-
trebno da je svaki clan prisutan'
Poslije te sjednice odsjek &c pri-
rediti ga svoje clanove dobru ve-
ceru. Nase vrijedne sestre Abel
Pastorkovit &c prirediti pecene pu-
rane sve potrebno NINA "a va
Be clanove, pive &c biti do mile vo-
lie. Zato, sestre brace svi ma sled
nicu 16. decembra.
Joseph Plese, predsjednik
Frank Pastorkovi6, tajnik
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-27
Grace Gayle, 4, Saves Father From Military Service

LONDON, R-The army never counted on four-year-old Grace Gayle when it called up her fath- CT, Dean, for military service.
 Gayle, a 25-year-old Jamaican, turned up at the Blandford train ing camp with Grace tightly grip ping his hand.
 My wife died last October and there is no one to look after her." Gayle explained.
 He said he had been granted one deferment but was refused a second.
 While the soldiers at Blandford made fuss over grace, the tele- phone lines buzzed between the camp and the war office.
 After less than 24 hours in the army, Gayle got this word: indef- mite leave pending discharge.
 Said Grace: q like playing sol diers.'
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-27
Joe, ,Bl Brown ls's Wins ] Lightweight L.iigh glhltte ,.... Boxing CrOWn

NEW ORLEANS. R-"I had to gamble, it was the only way to win," tired but happy Joe Brown said Saturday, nursing a broken right hand but holding a newly won lightweight cham pionship as balm for his wounds.
 Brown, 30, of New Orleans, lifted Wallace Bud) Smiths title Friday night.
 Brown, the target for Smiths pursuit during most of the 15- rounder, smashed the 27-year- old Cincinnati titleholder to the floor twice in the l4th round.
 Smith rose from the canvas weary and dazed and a target for Browns right in the 14th round. But the finishing right never came as the 9,2O0 fans screamed for a knockout.
 q couldn't throw it." Brown said as he squinted thru marks of battle over his eyes and on his cheekbone.
 q broke the hand in the second round when I popped him on the chin," he said, recalling the right hand that buckled Smiths knees. q gambled in the l4th by throw ing the first right since the sec ond, and it really hurt"
 It really hurt Smith, too. He slumped to the canvas with blood streaming from his mouth and nose. He rose as the count reached seven, but Brown again sent him sprawling against the ropes. The bell sounded as the count reached nine with Smith on his knees.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-27
New Report Describes sl IT Matanuska Coal Field, nl Only Active One in Alaska

WASHINGTON, RGThe Inter ior Department has. published a report which describes the coal resources of the Wishbone Hill district of the Matanuska coal field.
 The district, about 45 miles northeast of Anchorage, has been mined since 1916. It contains the only proved reserves of soft coal in the Alaska Railroad belt and includes the only active soft coal mines in the territory.
 The mines provide coal for heating and power for the Alaska Railroad, industrial users, mili- tary installations and civilian consumers in the Anchorage area.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-27
Army Helicopter,t ] t Ftlli'eeslNons1t'opbi99l lie Across Continent

WASHINGTON, R-The Army has flown helicopter on the first trarlscontinental, nonstop trip in an attempt to prove the practica- bility of long-range 'copter flight.
 A weary five-man crew landed a twin-rotor H-2l at the Penta- gon's heliport Friday afternoon, ending 31 hour and 40 minute flight from San Diego, Calif.
 Four aerial refuelings were nec- essary to enable the normally short-ranged flying machine to make the 2,610-mile trip across the United States. When daylight and weather permitted, the heli- copter drank" fuel thru a hose from small tanker plane which accompanied it. Twice the H-21 hovered near the ground while gas was pumped up thru a hose.
 The Army said the trip proved that helicopters can be flown long distances to reach battle zones in wartime. It also seemed to prove that mans ears can stand a day and half of the laundering din of an engine and whirling rotors, with only a few winks of sleep.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-27

Fine Job Printing ali The Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
|Sponiords' Old Compeche
ToHove Modern Twin

When he came into Office a
year ago, Gov. Trueba was aware
that his capital was one of the
hemisphere's loveliest colonial
cities. But he also knew that
early Spanish structures are bet
ter to look at than to live in
Lighting and ventilation are
poor, sanitation rudimentary
Many officials wanted the build
ings of the old city torn down
and replaced with new ones.
But the Governor wanted to
preserve the glories of Mexico's
past. His solution to the prob
lem was a simple one, and it is
now taking solid shape on the
shores Of the Gulf of Mexico.
Within two years, there will
be two Comprehensive old city
standing just as it was built
in the early colonial period, and
next to it. the new Campeche.
Such a plan has never before
been attempted in the Americas.
Already workers are filling in
the curve of the bay where the
new city will be built, utilizing
the shallow tidal flats for the
unusual project. Here will be
low-rent housing developments,
modern public buildings, thea
ter, hotels and Office buildings
to help finance the undertake
ing, which will also provide work
for the states unemployed.
Masons have also started build
ing a sea wall which is one of
the most unusual features of
the plan. During early Spanish
days, Campeche was a favorite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

prize Of buccaneers who re-
Ipeatedly sacked the town. Tt
protect themselves. the Cam.
Ipechanos built massive forts and
girdled the city with an g.
foot-thick sea wall. Many Of
the forts still stand today, but
little remains of the old wall.
Under the new plans, however
another sea wall is being built
as a historic monument. On its
face, sculptured in stone, will bt
murals illustrating the history
iof Campeche story that
began with the Maya temples
continued with Spanish palaces
and pirate raids, and heralds its
new chapter.
The new sea wall will not at
tempt to foretell Campeche's fu-
ture as it shows its past. but il
plans materialize the city, al
ready drawing a greater number
Iof visitors with each succeeding
year and well supplied with COM
Portable guest accommodations,
lis slated to become one of
Mexico's chief tourist attrac-
tions.
When the project is finished,
the visitor of tomorrow will be
able to look out from his modern
hotel on scenes of yesterday, and
enjoy the best of two worlds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
ON FLORIDA'S WEST COAST

Lido Beach at Sarasota the west coast of Florida
is one of the most popular beaches in the State.
Visitors as well as home folks enjoy the white sand
and Gulf waters the year-round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

CAMPECHE, Mexico. - In
Mexico's Gulf Coast state of
Campeche, on the Yucatan PEN
insula, where once the mysteri-
Gus Mayas raised dramatic stone
cities in a jungle wilderness. a
unique building project is under
way.
Without infringing on the
16th-century Spanish colonial
splendor of the capital of this
state--also called Campeche--a
glistening, 20th-century edition
is rising.
Campeche, one Of the walled
cities of the old Spanish Main,
ranks high among Mexico'S his
toric spots. Here, back in 1917,
the Spanish Conquistadores first
set foot on Mexican soil. Years
later-in 1540-they began top
pling the temples and pyramids
of the Mayas on this site, replac-
ing it with a Spanish city.
Today Campeche is still a bit
of old Spain with narrow streets
and massive Moorish-style
houses built around Towering
patios. Its accessibility. Old
World atmosphere, and thrill
packed deep-sea fishing is now
attracting tourists in growing
numbers.
The white porticoed building
facing Campeche's main plaza
has housed the capitals law
makers for centuries. Today, the
Governors Palace is occupied
by Gov. Alberto Trueba Urbina,
a student of Mexican history
and a far-sighted planner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10

A handy dandy for a hot lunch
in minutes tender-cooked
spaghetti in a savory tomato
and cheese sauce. A thrifty
buyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10
CHARITY WILL GET
s., 900 IF GUESS
ON ELECTION ERRS

LOS ANGELES OFF
the voters prove Jack Swim
mer wrong, charity will gain
$1,000.
Mr.. Swimmer, who says he
is a mentalist, yesterday
wrote down what he said
would be the total popular
vote in the Nation, the State
and the county for the two
presidential candidates in
the November 6 election.
The predictions were
sealed in a box and turned
over to Gordon Nesvig, board
of supervisors clerk, in the
presence of Supervisor Bur-
ton Chace. Mr.. Swimmer
gave Mr.. Chase a $4,000
check. He said that if his
vote predictions are off one
vote the check can go to
charity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-10
Farm Income Up
Benson Declares

FINDLAY, Ohio, Oct. 10 (P).-
Secretary of Agriculture Benson
says farm SURPRISES are ION the
rum" prices have strengthened
and farm income has turned up
ward.
Mr.. Benson told the Hancock
County Farmers Club yesterday
that he is gratifled that the
efforts to bring about real cure
for our most deep-rooted and
serious farm problems are now
showing results"
Concerning rigid price sup
ports, Mr.. Benson said lit is utter
mockery and deceit upon farmers
to enact laws to hold prices up
but which then pile up great sur
plus stocks that drive prices
down-and bring farmers under
production controls to boot"
yet that is exactly what rigid
price supports did after the
war;" ne added.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-18

church office, UL. 1-2777.
A luncheon 1880 a. m. to 1870
p. m. for workers in the vicinity
will be served cafeteria style op
Friday.
The booths? AS usual all the
usual-and a few unusual-hand-
made and other items.
Proceeds of the Textile Arts
Club Christmas sale October 49,
19 will go to the clubs fund for
purchase of textiles for the collec-
ton of the Cleveland Museum of
Art.
The sale will be staged at the
Garden Center, 1119O East blvd,
in the Fine Arts Garden, today
from IL noon to 800 p. m. and
tomorrow, October 10Th from
HOO a. m. to 700 p. m.
East Clevelanders having work
in the sale are Mrs. Wills Clinton,
1880 Burnette ave, weaving; Mrs.
Phelps Cunningham, 1884 Strath-
more ave-, silk screen paintings;
Mrs. Marion Gage, 1878 Haldane
ave-, ceramics; Mrs. John Flaws,
16201 Glynn rd., enameling; and
Louise Gates, 1912 Pennfield rd.,
herbs and spices.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-18
Hold Bazaars

It's bazaar time and first on the
list of announced dates for these
pre-Christmas church benefit af-
fairs comes from First Presbyter-
ian Church, 16200 Euclid ave. The
dates are Thursday and Friday,
October 1926 with booths open
ing at noon on Thursday.
To accommodate the shoppers
there will be two "rest" periods
on Thursday. One, Japanese Tea
in the parlor between 200 and
400 o'clock; and a family style
ham dinner in the dining room
from 5 to ZOO o'clock with reser-
vations being made through the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-18
Open House At
Shaw Tonight

The PTA Of Shaw High has
mailed over 1000 invitations to
parents of Shaw students urging
them to attend the annual Open
House tonight, which it co-spon-
sors with the school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Taylor, membership chairman,
will be on hand for all who care to
join the PTA at this time. Also
ready with cordial welcome will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Swift, hos
pitality chairmen, assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. William Linhart.
The tardy bell will ring at 7:15
when all parents should be in their
sons or daughters homeroom. The
homeroom teacher will explain his
function as to the guidance pro-
gram. At 7:25 warm welcome will
be broadcast by Mr.. Wayne
Blough, principal; DR.. H. C. Alex
ander, PTA president; Mr.. Burt
Taylor, membership chairman; Mr..
Paul Broer, social chairman, as
we'll as George Bantell, Student
Council president. The parent will
then follow his child's daily class
schedule, meet his teachers, and
finally arrive in the cafeteria for
refreshments planned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Broer.
This is q real opportunity for
parents to become better acquaint-
ed with the school which their
children attend, to meet their
teachers and the parents Of their
classmates.
1t is hoped that appointments
will be made if there are any indi-
vidual student situations which the
parents might care to discuss with
the teachers at some other time.
DR.. Alexander, president, an
nounces the completed PTA execu-
tive board for the current year
as follows:
Vice President, Mr.. Charles
Hamilton; Honorary Vice Presi-
dent, Mr.. Wayne Blough; Seere-
tary, Mrs. William Borthwick; !;
Treasurer, Mr.. Budd Andrews;
Ways and Means, DR.. and Mrs.
Louis Edwards, assisted by the
Sterling Parkers, William Linharts
and Howard Jacobs; Radio and TV,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hudelson; Pub
licity, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H.
Jones; Hospitality, the Marion
Swifts and William Linharts; Fac
ulty Representative, Mr.. George
Todd; Membership, the Burt
Taylors assisted by the Ross
Sharps; Student Activity, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Gibson; Social, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Broer; Legislation, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Schweizer, assisted
by the Kenneth SCOTS. These chair
men are eager to make all Shaw
parents feel at home at tonight's
Open House, planned jointly by the
school and the PTA.
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CALEDONIA HAS
TRAVEL FILM

Glacier National Park will be
the subject of a color film to be
shown at the meeting of the Gale
donia School PTA Wednesday, Oc-
tober oath, at 1870 p. m. in the
gymnasium.
Walter Greve, who took the
movie, will be the narrator. Mr..
Greve, an attorney, traveller and
lecturer, has spent his vacation for
the past II years touring the
Northwest and filming national
parks, both in the United States
and Canada.
The movie of Glacier Park was
made in August of this year while
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p. II. n. News

Mr.. and Mrs. Greve were on their
latest trip.
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COUNCIL HEARS
CONVENTION REPORT

Prospect School was host to
Council at 9:45 this morning for
Councils regular monthly meeting.
President, Mrs. B. G. Andrews and
Prospect president, Mrs. Ross Con-
nell, reviewed the Ohio Congress
convention held in Toledo October
9th, 9th and 10th.
Mrs. J. M. Neubauer, program
chairman, devoted her regular five
minute demonstration of parlia-
mentary procedure to amending
and withdrawing motions" and
"postponing to an indefinite time"