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Croatian Home, 6314 st.
Clair Avenue, and start at
1880 p.m., will be Frank
Bukovac and Mitzi Turkal.
The guest speaker will be
John Ovcarich, Pittsburgh,
for years an active, promi-
nent member of "St. Joseph"
Lodge SO and now serving his
second term as the Sick Ben
eft Department Secretary of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
of America.
COlorful Junior Group
Many other stars will help
make this gathering a men,
orable affair.
Frank Muza's Blue Dan
ube Tamburitzans will pro-
vide the dinner music and
play for the dance which is to
climax the festivities late in
the evening.
Helen Kleps and Nancy
Todorovich, sisters, will de-
light the diners with sew
eral duet numbers.
And the always welcome
CFU Junior Order Nest 55
Kolo Dancers will put in an
appearance under the tute-
lage of capable Doris Daley,
a kolo expert par excellence.
Both Deserve Plaudits
That Frank Bukovac and
Mitzi Turkal are deserving of
CONTINUED on Page ~
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Youngstown Glee Club
Planning Banquet For
Sunday, November 25th

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio =
On Sunday, November 25th,
the "Strossmayer" Singing
Society will stage a banquet
at the Croatian Home, 1912
West Federal St., at 6 PM.
This dinner is being held e.
specially to honor all the sup
porting members and friends
who have stood by us these
many, many years.
We will also be celebrating
the recent purchase of a par
eel of land which will be de-
veloped into picnic grounds.
1t is hoped that all the Gro
attain people and their friends
Of Youngstown and vicinity
will get together and enjoy
themselves there.
The banquet tickets are
$1.5O per person and $0.75
for children. If you wish to
attend, it would be greatly
appreciated if you would call,
no later than November 18,
Mrs. Marge Syak, Chairman,
at Ii 5-5628 or Stella To-
pick, RI 7-O691, 50 that an
adequte amount of food may
be prepared. Tickets will also
be on sale at the door.
Invitations were mailed out
to our supporting members.
Should anyone not have re-
ceived one, please do not be
offended, as it was an over
sight on our part. Instead,
consider this a personal in
vitation.
After dinner, there will be
dancing to the strains of the
Pozega Tamburitzans, featur-
ing Gus Rogan.
Stella Toplek, Sec'y.
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sin by 2 each; New Mexico,
Missouri and West Virginia
by l each.
A breakdown shows the fol-
lowing to have made the his
toric overseas trip:
Pennsylvania: - Eva An
tolcic, Turtle Creek; Mary
Barchie, McKeesport; Mary
Bogadek, Pittsburgh; Nikola
and Maria Borich, Luzerne;
Blaz, Katherine and Miss Ka-
therine Bravar, Rankin; Ste
phen F. Brkich, West Bridge
water; Maria Dolacki, Swiss
vale; Joseph Ivcevic, MeKees-
port; Katarina Juricich, Nc
Keesport; DR.. Rudolph kllc-
ka, Pittsburgh; Kathryn M.
Lesko, Rankin; John Mavro-
vich, East Pittsburgh; Jose
phine May; Pittsburgh; Anna
Plivelic, McKeesport; Marko
Pribanic, McKeesport; Bar
CONTINUE on Page 81
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ST. Louis Auditorium
viii Be Scene Nov. 18
Of Duquesne Tan1s Show

ST. LOUIS = Duquesne's
highly rated Tamburitzans
are coming to st. Louis, Mo-,
for their annual musical pre-
sentation. This exciting event
is to take place on Sunday,
November 18, 1856, at the
Kiel Opera House at 8 PM.
For all Croats, Slovenes
and Serbs, there is a nostal-
gic bit of the "Old COun-
try" in this years pro-
gram which promises a
most wonderful evening of
reminiscing and dreaming
of that little village left be-
hind long, long ago.
Old favorites, gay and lilt-
ing dances, powerful orches-
trail arrangements by the fl
nest Tamburitza orchestra of
it's kind~ in America - all
these combine to make the
Duquesne Tamburitzans con-
cert at the Kiel Opera House
on Sunday, November 18, the
best yet. Don't miss it!
Publicity Committee
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United States Senator.Eect At Cleveland Fete Nov II

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
Folk Arts Association, to pro-
mote the consciousness of ma
tionality groups, will sponsor
a Banquet on Saturday, No
vember 18th, at the Hotel
Carter Ballroom.
The guest of honor will
be Mr.. Theodore Andrica,
nationalities editor of the
Cleveland Press, who is
known not only in Cleve-
land, but also throughout
the country and Europe.
He has travelled the high
ways and byways of a
number of European coun-
tries, searching out relat-
ives of the Press readers
and observing the living
conditions of the various
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are to begin at 700 pm. and
be highlighted by the appear
ance of the colorful Holy Tri-
nifty Tamburitzans of AM
bridge and an address by the
English Editor of the Zajed-
nicar.
An exceptionally talent
ed juvenile group, the Holy
Trinity Tamburitzans will
be under the baton Of Du-
quesne University Tambur-
itzans' Director Walter w.
KOlar.
There are 20 boys and girls
in this ensemble and they are
indeed a sight to behold In
their native attire. The group
has come along splendidly
since it's organization several
years ago and is today the
toast of our people in Beaver
County.
What's Yugoslavia Like:
Our guest speaker will be
Stephen F. Brkich, now serv-
ing his third term as the
English Editor of the Official
Organ of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union.
He will devote his address
to what he saw and heard
during his August-September,
1856, visit to Yugoslavia at
the head of a delegation COM
prised of 67 American and
Canadian members of the
Society.
Bro. Brkich has made
similar speeches since his
Continued On Page 11)
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Chicagoans Get
Soloist di zaqreb

CHICAGO, Ill. - George
Marchan, widely known Chi
cago radio hour entrepreneur,
will sponsor the appearance
here Wednesday, Nov. q, of
the internationally fam m c d
"Soloist di Zagreb."
Direct from Yugoslavia, the
group will perform in Chica-
60 Sokol Hall, 2337-45 South
Kedzie Ave. Curtain, $3.50
pm. Reservations may be
made by calling Hilltop 5-5O25
or by contracting Mr.. Marchan
at 10050 So. Oakley Ave.
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Chicago 81 In b0fh Milestone Fete

CHICAGO "Slo b O d a"
Lodge 80 will celebrate it's
Goth Anniversary on Satur-
day, November 17th, at the
Croatian National S o k o |
Home, 1908 South Racine
Avenue, Chicago.
The festivities will begin
with a delicious dinner, to be
f oil o W e d by acknowledge
ments Of good wishes from
the various lodges and guests
present.
Several dignitaries will
attend these festivities and
address the celebrants dur
ing the dinner program.
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Music during the dinner
and for dancing will be fur
nished by the popular Sloboda
Tamburitza orchestra. The
usual array of refreshments
will be available.
We extend a cordial invita-
tion to all our CF'U members
and friends in the Chicago
area to attend this memorable
occasion. We are quite GER
tain that they will spend an
enjoyable evening with us.
Remember the date, Satur-
day, November 18th!
Laddie Slamar, Sec'y.
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peoples on that Continent.

peoples on that Continent.
The stories of his travels
have made him an idol to the
readers of the Press and a
constant source of informa-
ton for the latest develop
ments on the European scene.
The program will consist of
very entertaining folk songs
and dances and costumes of
all colors and patterns will
be displayed to add color to
the affair.
The only speaker will be
Governor and us. Senator
elect Frank Lausche, q di-
rect descendant of Slovene
immigrant parents.
Tickets to this affair may
be secured by calling Miss
Ferguson at SU 1-4560.
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Tube City Will Host
Junior Tamorama Show
FRIDAY, November Goth

McKEESPORT, Pa. - This
year again, a Concert will be
staged at the McKeesport
Technical High School Audi
torium on Cornell Street, fea-
turing the McKeesport Junior
Tamburitzans, the Holy Tri-
nifty Tamburitzans of Am
bridge and the Clarion Jun
ior Tamburitzans.
Taking place on Friday,
November 80, at 8 PM, the
program will be composed
of over 100 young boys and
girls, who are under the
capable direction of MIR.
Walter w. Kolar and his
assistants of the Duquesne
University Tamburitzans.
These young performers
not only play but also sing
and dance your favorite ko-
los and selections brought
here from the Old Country.
Due to the fact that all
the youngsters are CFU
Junior Order members, we
will have as our guest
speakers, bro. v. /. Man.
dich, Supreme President of
the Croatian Fraternal
Union, bro. Stephen f. Br-
kich, English Editor, and
bro. Philip Vukelich, Croa-
tian Editor of the Zajedni-
car.
Following the concert, dan
cling will take place in the
Sacred Heart Church Hall on
Shaw Avenue.
We invite all our people of
McKeesport and other sur
rounding towns to attend
this forthcoming concert and
dance. You'll be glad you did.
William Rendulich, Rep.
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European nation.
Sold on the international
goodwill idea by the Croatian
Fraternal Unions highly sue.
cessful 1856 Lets Visit Yu-
goslavia" Membership Cam
paign, this group was COM
prised of people of all ages.
Some were born in Yugosla-
via years ago and were re-
turning to their former home
land to see for themselves
what had come to pass in that
country since they left it for
a better life in the United
States Or Canada.
For many others, including
the writer, it was to mark the
first visit of American or Ca
madam born citizens to the
long troubled land Of their
forefathers, a small nation
which emerged as an entity
from the shambles Of World
War I and came to suffer un-
told hardships during the
course of World War II.
At the head of the group
was the writer, who had
served as the Secretary of
the Croatian Fraternal
Unions 1856 Membership
Campaign and was chosen
by the Society's Executive
Board to accompany the
goodwill tourists i'm an Of
ficial capacity.
Departing New York via
airliner the following day,
August 3, 1856, was another
group Of SO American and
Canadian members of the So
ciety destined to visit Yugo-
slavia under the official su-
, pervision Of Junior Order Di-
rector bro. Michael Grasha.
Pennsylvania Led Group
The sixty-seven people who
made the trip overseas via the
palatial "SS Flandre" came
from eleven States and one
Province of the Dominion of
Canada.
Pennsylvania was repre-
sented by 27 tourists; Illi-
nois by 8; Michigan by !;
California, Ohio and the
Province of Ontario, Cana
da, by, 5 each; New York
by 8; Indiana and Wiscon-
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Junior Tammies
viii Be Starred
During Quip Fete
English Editor
Slated To Speak
On Overseas Trip

r ALIQUIPPA, Pa. = The
members Of IN apr d a k"
Lodge 423 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union will present
their Annual Fall Concert,
Program and Dance Sunday,
November 18.
The spacious CIO Hall on
Franklin Avenue will be the
scene of the festivities, which
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A|iquippa Lodge 423 Membership
In Annual Fall Fiesta November Is
Cleveland 80 To
Cite Two Members
Sunday, Nov. 25th
Frank BukOVac
And MitZi Turkal
Await Festivities

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
members of "St. Joseph"
Lodge SO will hold a Testimo-
NAL Dinner Sunday, Nov. 25,
in honor of two outstanding
members of the Lodge.
Honored during the fete,
which is to be held in the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Seeing Is Believing
An American
In Yugoslavia

er toured through much Of Yngosavia from August IL
September American
the Croaan Faternd Union Uiited
Southern This series OF articles
younger and Canadian born members At time ,oH the
heard ohle
his
judg Yngosdvid accordingly
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14

TREAT SUPREME - Shown the Holy Trinity jun
or Tamburitzans of Ambridge, Pa who will be starred
Sunday, Nov. 49, during the Annual Concert, Program
CFU Lodge 423, Aquppa, Pa The fete will take place
in Alquippas CLIO Hall Franklin Avenue. Directing
this ensemble of 20 boys and girls will be Walter w. Ko
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Fourth Of Series
By STEPHEN F. BRKICH
Editor, English Section, zajednicar

N Editor, English Section, ZaJednCdr
41IXTY-S American and Canadian members of the
Croatan Fraternal Union met with mixed emotions the
warm hazy morning of August g. 1885, in New York City
to board the French Lines SS Fandre the first leg
of long trip which to bring them to Yugoslavia
than week later for extended visit that Southern
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Colleges, Universities And Libraries
In America And Canada Forwarded Copies
BY FRANK BRAIDIC, Sports Educational Director
PITTSBURGH - The Tesla Society, of which Mr.. Le-
land Anderson is the founder has its seat in Minneapolis
Minnesota.
This Society in the centennial commemoration of the
birth of DR. Nkoa Tesla has promoted several undertakings
during 1856 to give attention though posthumous to
the works of this ndefatgabe research scientist and eec-
ca inventor One of the projects of the Tesla Society has
been the publishing of photography of Dr. Nkoa Tesla
forthree page booklet compiled and edited by Mr. Le
land Anderson.
The Supreme Board of the Croatian Fraternal Union
of America at it's September 1856 meeting decided to pur-
chase hundred copies Of the Dr. Nkola Tesla Bibi-
ography While fraterna organization is not member
of the Tesla Society," in any way identified with same
has assumed the task through it's Educational De-
parment to distribute these complimentary copies of the
photography to the larger universities preferably techno
logical schools in the United States and Canada Also to
some of the known public libraries.
This follows on the heels of the recent educational
articles Dr. Nikola Tesla which have appeared in the
Zajednicar from the pen of Mr. Adam Sudec of Detroit
Michigan, a member of CF.U. Lodge 519 of that city
and also member of the Tesla Society.
1t is indeed gratifying to know that recognition in due
degree coming to the late Dr. Nikoa Tesla fellow kins
man Of many Of our members.
GREAT REFERENCE BOOK WILL BENEFIT MANY
The Croatian Fraternal Union of America is proud to
join the Tesla Society in disseminating data Dr. Nkoa
Tesla trusting the addition of The photography of Dr. Nj
kolas Tesla" the universities and libraries listed below will
reference book proddng force to student
or inqurng reader.
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U.S.A. Universities

US.A. Universities
NAME LOCATION
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn Alabama
Alliance College ........... Cambridge Springs, Pa
Arkansas Polytechnic College Russevie Ark.
Bradley University PEORIA Ill.
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute ...... Brooklyn N. Y.
Brown University OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Providence, r. /.
University of California Berkeley, Calf.
California Institute of Technology Pasadena, Calf
Calf State Polytechnic College San Luis Obispo Calf
Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh, Pa.
Case Institute of Technology ...... Cleveland Ohio
University of Chicago Chicago Ill.
Columbia University ................ New York, N Y.
De Paul University Chicago, Ill.
Drexe Institute of Technology Philadelphia, Pa.
Duke University Durham, N G.
Duquesne University Pittsburgh, Pa.
Fordham University ............... New York, NJ Y.
Geneva College Beaver Falls Pa.
George Washington University Washington, D. C.
Georgetown University Washington, D. c..
Georgia Institute of Technology E.. Atlanta Georgia
CONTINUED On Page 11)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
Week Of April 1871

Border Renegade" 1910 AIon
Lodd 900
Golden Morie." 1852, Simone
SSnoret s 1905
Angel in Exile" John Corroll.
ll:l5-9
Down Memory Lone l949. Steve
Allen. II ;2o-7
Saturday PM.
Ghost City" 1892. Bill Cody.
Lend OF the Outlaws" Johnny
Mack Brown. zoos
Christopher Columbus" l949.
Fredrc Morch ;00-4
Wyoming" John Corol.
2:oo-e
"Texos DesperodoeS." 1886 Bus
ter Crobbe. 300
Frontier Agent" 1913. Johnny
Mack Brown. ; 30-4
winter Carnival" 1889, Ann
Sheridan. 8:OO-5
Thunder Pass" Dane Clart
1880
"BIonehe Fury" l948. Stewart
Gfan9er ll:lS-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

Movies
Sunday AM.
Friendly Enemies" 1912 Nancy
Kelly. u :oo-4
Sunday PM.
~ Jone Doe." 1913, Ruth Hussey.
Freddie Steps Out" Freddie
Stewort "ceptsin Blackjack"
George Saunders. zoos
"SoIome, Where She Deneed." l945.
Yronne De Carlo. 3:OO-7
"cIouded Yellow" 1851. Jeon
Simmons. 7.30-7
"Posspon to Heaven" Ere Blore.
International Lody." Ie4l. Iona
Hassey. HIS
THE Greet John L." 1915 Linda
Dorneii II so
Monday PM.
Lady With q Lamp" 1850 Anna
fHeoSle. SD
THE Common Touch" SAT. Joyce
Howard 90
Honeymoon Limited" 1915 Neil
Hamilton. : 100
"Eureks Stoeksde." l949 Chips
Rafferty,. 300
Hidden Donser." l949 Johnny
Mack Brown. 6 500
"PrissR Without Bers." 1889 Edno
Best 8OO-5
"heliday Comp" IS47. Flora Rob-
son. 9 oC-7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
Color Shows
Afternoons and Evenings

Sunday Woe World
400
Soiute to Boseboll. 7:3O-4
Mon. -FFi.-Mot. Theoter. BOO
Howdy Doody S:3O-A
Mondoy-News CoroVon ! .45-4
Tuesday-Red SHELTON. 900
Ssturdoy-6ene Autry 1909
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
Classified Index f.. D,. Sc. Program Listing. Week of

"ViIIose Barn Dance" 1870, Doris
Dow. llI5-9
Sensations" 1874. Eleooor Powell.
ll:20-7
Tuesdoy P.M.
City Of Violence" 1850. Alon
Spider and the Fly" lG49, Eric
"suif fai.,'s s,ompsd.." 1898. Ron,
"s HS'P" *" 1898. Henry : 'R foodo'
s:OO-S
1.-THE Ghost Goes West" 1885.
Robert Dono,. 9:30-5
Johnny in the Clouds" ga John
"Melody Mo.tsr." l94i. IIono
Massey u 10
Wednesday PM.
Lucky Nick Cain" 1850 George
Pait. y 30~-5
LADY from Lisbon" l947 Fran
"Moke q Million" 1855. charles
Sfoue,t. zoos
"a Believe in You" 1852. Cello
Johnson. 3:O0-7
Cowboy and the sondh." 1885.
Rex Leose. 800
Rocky" 1913 Roddy Mcdowell.
8oo-5
Murder in the Music HoII." 1916.
Vera Rolston. lll5-9
Young Widow" 1915 Jons Rus
sell II 10
Thursday PM.
Lucky Nick Cain" 1850 George
Rc't y 50-5
"Th. Echo Murders" 1915. David
ForrGr 00-4
1.-THE foee Of Marble" 1915 John
Cauadjne zoos
THE Inheritance" 1913 Jeon
Simmons. } O0-7
Cunning for Justice" 1913
Johnny Mack Brown. 500
"PriVoie Angelo" 1870 Peter
"Biost Ct Glove" 1854. Ales H,coi,
ll.l5-9
DELIGHTFULLY."- Dangerous, 1916
Jane Powell u .2G-7
Friday PM.
Lucky Nick Cain" 1850. George
Roft II 3O-5
Miss Annie Rooney" 1912 Shirley
Temple. 00---4
The Nut Farm" 1898. WoIIoce
Ford. 2O0-5
Fools Rush In" 1919. SolIy Ann
Ljn,.,ae am I
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-27
Mrs. Margaret Norton

Mrs. Margaret Norton, wife Of
George Norton, and formerly a
resident Of Marloes ave-, this city,
died December 18th at Utica, N. Y.
She was the daughter Of the late
James and Elizabeth Gordon.
Services and burial were held
here on December 18th.
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Harry ID. Sims

Harry D. Sims, for 33 years a
member of the board at Huron
Road Hospital and for 20 years
board president, died Of a heart
attack at his home, 1866 West
Park blvd, Shaker Heights, De-
cember 18th. =
The part Mr.. Sims played in the
growth of the hospital was recog-
nized year ago when the medical
staff presented him with a bronze
plaque which hangs in the hospital
lobby as a permanent memorial to
his inestimable services.
1t was while Mr.. Sims served as
secretary to John d. Rockefeller,
1908-1915, that he persuaded Mr..
Rockefeller to give the site of the
present hospital, which moved
there from Huron Road, downtown.
Fem College last year awarded
Mr.. Sims a honorary doctor of lit
erary laws degree in recognition of
his community services. He had
served as chairman of Alta House
board, a trustee of the YMCA and
Boy Scout Council, chairman of the
Cuyahoga County Crippled Chill
dren's Committee, president OF
Cleveland Rotary, as war time
food administrator and president
of Greater Cleveland Council OF
Smaller Business of America.
He was chairman of the board OF
Chandler & Rudd with which com.
pany he had been affiliate q
since 1915. His son, Harry D. Jr
is now the president; and second
son, George Rudd Sims, is the
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With his retirement in 1851, John
J. Kennedy ended a 52-year career
as an accountant for Cleveland
Frog & Crossing Co. Mr.. Kennedy,
"a, died Saturday at his home, 1890
Carlyon rd., East Cleveland.
Born in Ravenna and reared in
Cleveland, Mr.. Kennedy had been q
member of the Holy Name Society
for 68 years, first at Holy Name
Catholic Church and for the last SO
years, at st. Philomena Catholic
Church.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Genevieve Kuhns Kennedy; a son,
the Rev. BARLEY J. Kennedy, pastor
of the Church of the Little Flower,
Middlebranch, o.; daughter, Mrs.
Nell Larcin, and one grandchild.
Burial was in Calvary Gene
terry after services at 10 a. m. We'd
nesday at st. Philomena Church,
1924 Euclid ave-, East Cleveland.
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Cub Scouts

Cub Scout Pack 36S of St. Phil
omena's held a Pack meeting and
Christmas Party, Tuesday, Dec
ember 18, in the Social Hall.
Awards were given by the Cub
master, Mr.. AL Blatnick, to:
Den 8 Edward Mulhausen,
wolf badge, l gold arrow, i year
pin and Bear Book. John Kasinac,
wolf badge, assistant denner stripe
and Bear Book. James McGraw,
wolf badge, l gold arrow, l year
pin and Bear Book. Deaen Kirsch-
ner, wolf badge, / gold and l sill
yer arrow and Bear Book.
Den 6 - Thomas Dudick, ASSIST
ant denner stripe.
Den 7 - Edward Gallagher, /
silver arrow and l year service pin.
Santa Claus gave gifts to all the
children in each family, to Father
Thomas Rowe, the cub scouts
moderator; to Mr.. AL Blatnick, the
Cubmaster; and to Mrs. Al
Blatnick.
Christmas carols were sung, and
refreshments Of tiny sandwiches
and fancy Christmas cookies, made
by the parents, were served.
December 10Th Cub Pack 335 had
a Christmas Party at Superior
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Mrs. Myrtle Mccormick

Mrs. Myrtle F. Mccormack, a
charter member of East Cleveland
Post 163 Auxiliary and devoted to
work for veterans, died at st. Luke
Hospital and services were held
December 18th at st. Margaret's s
Church.
Mrs. Mccormick was also inter
ested in Ollo Podrida, Cinema Club
and the Cleveland Boys School
Auxiliary.
Surviving are her husband, John
T. Mccormick, a General Electric
supervisor; a son, Warren G. of
Russell Township; daughter, Mrs.
Elaine T. Hollinsed and grand
children. A son, William, died at
Two Jima.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-27
Miss Mary Mccormick

Known to hundreds of women
for her dressmaking skill, Miss
Mary Mccormick, "a, died Decem-
ber 23rd at Huron Road Hospital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-27

School, the Parent Committee plan
ming the evening.
Sharing their Christmas, the Pack
contributed a basket of food to q
needy family for their Christmas
dinner.
Awarded their Bob Cat pins at
the November meeting were Fred
M. Abramovitz, Kenneth G. Gallo
gar, Michael Mastandrea, Ivan F.
Platt, John S. Roe jr., Michael
Sanzotta and David J. Sternberg.
George w. Cyphers is new as
sistant Cub Master, along with
Joseph LoGrande.
The pack welcomed Carl Horn
from Coshocton, Ohio.
Awards went to Anthony Leone.
Tony LaGrande and Anthony Bar
tholomew.
Den 7 paid an instructional visit
to the East Cleveland Police and
Fire Departments.