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0dsjek 4 &c pros|aviti b5-godiSnjicu
Posyetiti novi Dom dne Is. 2b. maia

Etna, Pa. = Pionirski odsjek bro Hrvatske Braske
zajednce cin moguce pripreme, da jedan Hepi
dostojn nacin prosav 65godsnjcu svoga opstanka po
sveti svoj novi Hrvask Dom subotu nedelju, 25-og
i 26-og maja
subotu vecer odrzat &c Sc koncert, kojem &c
stupt pjesmama hrvask pevack zbor "Javor' il N.
S. Pittsburgh koj je jedan cd najsarih nash pjevackh
zborova stranu Chicago. Charles cubelic njegovi
Duquesne University Tammie Alumni (bvsi canovi Du-
quesne University Tamburitzans &c svrat gose zabav
ljati.
Glavni ajnk Hrvatske Braske zaednice, brat Joseph
Bella urednk hrvatskog djela Zajednicara brat Flip
Vukeic pozdravit ce prisutne kratkim govorima
Poslije koncerta nastavit &c plesnom zabavom u
nasoj novoj dvorani
Bagoslov posveta naseg Novog Odsjecnog Donna biti
&c nedjelu sata poslije podne Rev. Francis Hoff
zupnku crkve Svih Sveh Etna. Himnu &c otpje-
vati pjevacki zbor iste crkve.
Banket posvetu Donna &c odrzati nedjelju koji
ce poce tocno $50 pose podne koem ce govoriti
David L. Lawrence, Mayor grada Pittsburgha.
Tu ce biti takodjer kratki pozdrav po County Com
missioner Kane Stewart Elks Grand Lodge Secretary
bivsem Burgess Ena Lee Donaldson; Rev. Albert Ia
gar, zupniku crxve Svetog Nikole Mllvale.
Ovom prigodom &c Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica biti
suzbeno zastupana njeznom glavnom baganku bratu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

drzati predavanje.
Nasa je velika zelja, da mas
svijet. uputimo i odusevimo
da zna da ina smisla da
vrsi svoje gradjanske dunno
sti u svojoj slobodnoj domo-
vini America, pax da svakom
zgodom pokaze, da "a vrije-
me izbora, znade birati i gla-
sovati "a vrijedne sposobne
kandidate "a svaki polozaj u
mjesnoj, gradskoj i drzavnoj
upravi.
u radu borbi mas svijet
Sc uvijek k odlicno pokazao
svojim zalaganjem lojalnim
prema svojoj America, a tako
treba da pokaze j svoju vi
soku gradjansku svijest u IL
borima ma svakom mjestu,
pa cemo svi biti wise posto-
vani i bolje priznavani kao
odlicni gradjani.
u subotu 8 sati ma vece
18. maja imati cemo lijepu
zabavu i vecerinku i takodjer
dobru priliku da saslusamo
jedno doista znacajno preda-
vanje civilnim pravima, me-
dju mama &c biti nasi ma
rodni odlicni prijatelji gosti
vodje u nasem drustvenom
zivotu.
Brace moja, nastojte da u
vrijeme dodjete, pozovite j
svoje znance i prijatelje, pax
da Sc sto bolje pokazemo. y
Svakom je pristup slobodan
bez ulaznice. - U ime lokal-
nog narodnog odbora-Philip
Vukelicb
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Jubilara proslava "zore" prigodom 55-godisnce op-
stanka najsarieg pjevaekog drstva Americi %
drzaje sad nedjeu, 10. maja American Hail. 1440
West 18th Street, Chicagu
Ovo je znacajna slava "Zoru' Zorase, ne
go mas isejeni narod er to e oz jedan okaz
nasem isejenickom zvotu, ko pokazuje, da nas do
seljenici pocetku doaska Ameriku, ponije
sobom iz stare domovne kultume socane tekovine
ga naroda. Oni kraj teskih prika, pod koma pr
doasku zemju twill, instiktvno misli ma odgojnu
stranu svarali drustva kojma dobiva zrazaja nil
howl umetnci stvaraacki porv trazil razonodu koja
razvija karakter oplemenjuje dusu.
Da, slava "zore" je slava sviju nas jer mi smo
stvara zoru rastrkani danas po ceoj ovoj zeml kao
ostala nasa pjevacka kulturna dstva koja vec broe
decenje svoga opstanka koh postojanje pokazuje da
ako postepeno amerkaniziramo da svou narodnos
zaboravljamo, da tudje posujemo ali svom dicimo
Lijepi je obicaj da Sc nasa pevacka drustva medju
sobno postum tako &c 55godisnjicu "Zore doci pet
bratskih pjevackih drstava IL raznh kraeva Amerke
ia slava dobva time vec znaca jer tn odaje pr
znanje "Zori, nego nasoj pjesmi pjevacko svar
uopce.
Ma svecanom programu nastupaju pokraj svecarice
"zore hrvatska pevacka drusva "savulj il Cevelanda
Preradovic" Gary Ind; "Soga IL East Chicago, Ind
"Hrvatska" IL South Chicago, ILL.,, sovenski musk zbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
PITTSBURGH JUNIOR TAiABURITzANS
PR|REDJUJE PRVI K0NCERAT u. kAJA
Pittsburgh, Pa

Pittsburgh Pa. - Objavljuje Sc prv koncerat omadn-
skog amburaskog zbora Pittsburgh Junior Tamburtzans
Javor Dvorani, North Side, Pittsburgh Pa, nedjeu,
26. maja, u sati vecer.
Organizirani junu 1853. prvom grupom madih
tamburasa pod vodstvom gosp. Waltera Koara dekora
Duquesne University Tamburzans, stanovit broj madh
graca osta zajedno kroz cetir godine sada
in uei poznati gazbenk, John Gregurc. Grpa e pred
par mjeseci prima sanoiv bro novih ucenika madame
da &c eseni godne moci ponovno otvor svoja
vrata naknadnim sudentima kada nabave potrebne in
strumente.
Roditelji ovih mladih tamburasa organizran
hu, da djecu podupru pomognu drago i'm e bio usta
novti, da skoro sv canov raznh gnijezda Ponlaka
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Apelramo mas narod Pittsburgha okolce, da do
die koncerat Pittsburgh Junior Tamburzans Uz nase
tamburase programu &c takodjer sudeovat St. George
Kolo plesac il South Side Ptsbugha pod vodsvom gosp
Vctora Klebansky poznata grupa koo plesaca odseka
broj 354 Cokeburg, Pa pod upravom g. Bernardo Lu-
ketca Upravitelj Odjeenja Sport Prosvjeu H. B. T.,
Frank Bradic, osov &c prisutne Posle koncerta se
di pies, "a koj &c igrat Greyko Recording Orchestra
Organizacija Roditelja
Pittsburgh Junior Tamburitzans
Louise Zyonar, tajnica
Agnes Spehar, blaga nica
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bolje upoznaju sa pravima i
duznostima owe svoje move
domovine.
Narednog utorka ma 21-og
maja vrse Sc proljetni pri-
marni izbori. = Svak mora
da znade da je jedna cd maj
vecih duznosti svakog svijes-
nog gradjanina da glasuje i
ma ovim izborima, da time
manifestira svoje gradjansko
pravo duznosti, da ma lieu
mjesta pokaze da znade CHE
niti svoje pravo da dostoj-
no vrsi svoju gradjansku duz-
most. U tom smislu &c sc O.
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Preseren z Chicago. Doslo bi wise pjevach drustava
ali nekoa cdrzavaju vlastite koncere bas tai dan
"Zora prprema svoj jubiarni program kitu ijepih
pjesama medju TINA posebno stce velika kom
pozicija Prognancka Eegja koja ce tn b po prv put
zvadjana, skladatelj jo je gazbeni direktor zore
Fedor Kabalin Prof Kaban upravo navrSue svoh prvh
pet godna "Zorom drustvo je pod njegovim vodsvom
doseglo visinu, to "Zor" danas vlada boja
harmonic jednodusnost nego je postojalo dugo
mena.
Lirika "PrognanGku Elegiju' uzeta je IL radova
cetir nash slavnh hrvaskh pjesnka, Sto e Kaban div
uglazbo stvorio ednu celnu punu svjezh carobnh
melodija to ce delo sigurno doniet autoru pri
znana Elegiji nasupau kao soloist mas gasovt oper
nj pjevac Dragun sostarko, Zorin" staknut BARTON
DR.. Josip Novak
Jubilarna proslava "Zore" bit ce JOS jedno pjevacko
slavic. ce toga dana bt kao pocasn COST, Prof
Rudolf Matz gasoviti hrvask skladatel ko kratko
vrijeme nakon toga vraca start kraj.
Program pocma 2:3O posije podne Po svrsetku bo-
gatog programa bit &c svecani banket donjm prosor
jana. Cena banketu diva pol dolara po osobi Nakon
banketa nastaje pies gornjm prostorama, ko svra
tamburask zbor "Ruza Uaznica prosavu e jedan do
lar po osobi
Mas narod Chicago obiznjih mjesta treba da pohr
velku znacajnu proslavu LJ
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owe godine nismo bill u sta
nju tome izbjeci, pax molimo
nase odsjeke koji imadu sled
nice trece nedjelje u mjesecu,
da "a mjesec juli to izmjene
iii tako udese, da bi clanstvo
i m a o priliku posjetiti ovu
znacajnu narodnu i zajedni-
carsku = Slavu.
ODSJEK BROJ 10
Mas bratski odsjek br. 10,
N. S. Pittsburgh, dosao je u
susret nasem Hrvatskom "a
iednicarskom Danu. Maine,
oval bratski odsjek imao je
zakaparen Croatian G e n t e r
"a 21. julia ma nasu zamolbu
promjenio je svoj dan "a %.
julia, sto nije morao, vec ci-
sto IL bratske suradnje.
Mi smo ovom nasem od-
sjeku, odboru i clanstvu vrlo
zahvalni ma ovoj zbilja brat
skoj susretljivosti, pax srdac-
no preporucamo nasem Od-
boru Ujedinjenih Odsjeka i
svemu clanstvu, da svi ma
stojimo uzvratiti, milo "a dra-
go, odsjeku 19, te da u ne
djelju %. julia lijepo posjeti-
mo njegov piknik u Croatian
Centru.
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Martinu Krasicu.

Martnu Krasicu
Mas mjescan odvetnk John d. Mcintyre; County
Deeds Recorder j. Exer; Burgess il Ena j. j. Arenth
predsjednik mjesnog gradskog veca bvsi popredsjed
mix HBZ John p Ladesc odrzati &c kratke pozdravne
govore zazelit svima dobrodoscu Takodjer b &c mas
gost govornk brat John Badoynac predsjednk Glavne
Porote H. B. Zajednice
Ovo ce bit velicanstvena prgoda narod Etna,
narcotic clanstvo odsjeka broj H. B. zajednice.
Posto &c proslava odrzavat kroz diva dana pre-
tome svak ce imati priku il biza daleka da dode
vidjet mas Novi Dom, da time pomognu uzvelicat
nasu 65godisnjcu.
Ulaznice banket sada rasprodaj kojm je cje-
$500 po osobi docim koncert ko &c bt u subotu
vecer 25 maja ce biti nkakve ulaznce, jest b &c
ulaz besplatan.
Marko Vnski preds jednik;
Josip Rukayina, tajnik.
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PROGRAM ZAJEDNICARA
Program Hrvatskog Zajed-

PROGRAM ZAJEDNICARA
Program Hrvatskog Zajed-
nicarskog Dana. Ia ovu
godinu rjesili smo da ma pro-
slavi ovog naseg dana u West
View P a r k u dade program
n a S e proslavljeno Hrvatsko
Pjevacko Drustvo Strosmajer
il Youngstown, Ohio, sa svo-
JON divnom plesackom CRU
pom Strosmajer Kolo. To &c
ma nasem programu nastupiti
i u glavnom program izvesti
mas narodni Youngstown sa
svojim pjevacima i plesaci-
ma, a nasa Serenaders Tam
burica Orkestra IL Trafforda
pratt &c Kolo Grupu u
cestVOvatl u programu.
Mi pozdravljamo oval lijepi
gest naseg Strosmajera da u
cestvuje ma nasem programu
u Pittsburghu j vjerujemo da
&c ova diva zbora izvesti lijep
i znacajan program u West
View Parku ma 21. julia.
Proslava &c sc odrzavati
citavi dan u West View Par
ku owe godine, gdje &c biti
dosta pecene janjetine, sto ce
prirediti nasi ljudi il Farrell,
Pa, pod vodstvom brata Joe
Dzapo. - Philip Vukelich, taj.
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Zaiednicarsh Dan West View Parku Il. Julia
HRYATSkI zAJEDN|CARSKI DAN
TRECU NEDJELJU MJESECA JULIA

Pittsburgh Pa. = Owe godne nismo mog, kao obicno,
dob proslavu naseg Hrvatskog Zajedncarskog Dana
West View Park cetvrtu nedelju mjeseca julia To
bill prmoran da trecu nedjelju to jest 21 julia,
koga &c Sc dana odrzati West View Parku velcan-
svena narodna manfestacija bratstva hrvatskh
fraternalista
Uvijek nastojmo da izbegavamo nase prredbe sled
nice vriieme kad naSi odsec imadu svoje sednice ali
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
VAzNO | zNACAJN0 PREDAVANJE u
SUB0TU VECE u FAVOR" DV0RANI

UZ PREDAVANJE ODRZATI CE SE ZABAVA
CLANOVA PRIJATELJA KLUBA "JAVOR"
PRISTUP SVAKOM SLOBODAN BEZPLATAN
Pittsburgh Pa. = Posebn okaln odbor narodnih lju-
d sazvlje vecerinku zabavu, kojo odrza edno
vrlo poucno znacano predavanje civilnim sobodama
gradjanskim pravima duznostma Predavane &c odrza
engesk ugedn pittsbursk pravnik g. Louis c. Gasso
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15

vrlo inteligentan kulturan
covjek.
Vazno je "a gradjane hr-
vatskog porijekla da Sc sto
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Pittsburgh, Pa. - Prema zakljuGku naseg zvrsnog Od
bora Zajednica doneseno objav ia odredjen, da
krenem putovanje zapadne kraeve domovne
svrhu odrzavanja clanskh konferencja promcanje
sadasne nase canske kampanc TIE canske konferencie
odrzavat sledecim drzavama: Washington Oregon
Sjeyerna kaIforniia, Utah, Wyoming Montana.
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Village In Red

Continued From Page ID
$20,255.33.
This results in a grand total
of all funds for the village Of
Caldwell during the past year
amounting to $123,159.17.
In 1856, the village Of Cald-
we'll spent 1921 ,65651, which
includes all phases Of its govern
ment. But with a balance of
Sill, ,998.98 on hand Jan. l, 1856
and receipts totaling, $232,8l6.70
this left a nice increased operat-
ing balance for Jan. |, 1857 in
the amount of $l23,l59.l7.
During the course of the year
the council transferred $25, 5,255.3
from the debt fund to the general
fund and thence to the general
Improvement fund, which has
been ear-marked for construc-
ton of the new municipal hall
OF this amount, $4,000 has
already been spent for the LOT
adjacent to the present fire
department building or the site
of the new municipal building
Bob Robey formerly owned this
lot.
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Red Cross

Continued From Page y
men in the uniform Of their
nation. But there is nothing
about a tWo-year hitch for a
young man eager to begin his
civilian career or for a young
wife and children separated from
a serviceman for months at a
time.
These create problems of
morale which the Red Cross
must help the military to solve.
AS long as the United States
must maintain a large military
establishment, the local Red
Cross will keep its worldwide
services to the Armed Forces at
their present high level,
This is especially true in
Noble county the local office has
gone all out to help the service
man.
Gas a matter of fact, other than
few hardship cases which
result from fires, etc, the bulk
Of the Red Cross business in
Noble county concerns itself
with servicemen and their prob
lens, in time of illness, death
and tragedy.
Despite the most stringent
economies, these increased de
mands call for greater expendi-
lures, Chairman McNutt con
cluded as he urged Individual
support in the Red Cross drive
which opens Friday for one
month.
The township chairmen who
will serve in this drive next
month include the following:
Beaver, f. w. House, Quaker
| City route; Brookfield, Voa
Hedge, Cumberland route
Buffalo, Gladys Coocer, Pleas
ant City route
Elk, Lloyd Ullman, Lower
Salem route / Enoch, Rev. FIR
j. j. Donaldson, Caldwell route
I; Jefferson, Roy Mason, Warn
er; Dexter City, Bernice Webber
Dexter City; Noble, Ethel Dodds
Mrs. w. c. Reed, Leila Stiers.
Olive, Earl Jennings; Cald
well A, Sarah Young; Caldwell
B, no one named as yet: Cald
we'll G, Mary Richcreek; Cald
we'll D, Gladys Seffens; Sharon
Cora Marquis and Stock, Edwin
Crum.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28
with JAMES c. tNcEBRETssk
President, Spiritual Mobilization

John A. Kennedy, editor and
publisher Of the Sioux Falls
(SD.) Argus-Leader, testifying
before House education sub
committee, following a recent
tour of Russia, repeatedly said:
History teaches that the battle
Of Waterloo was won on the play
ing field of Eaton. 1t occurs to
me that the battle Of survival for
the West might be lost in the high
schools of America"
l don't know just what Mr..
Kennedy had in mind when he
made this statement. But l think
there is truth in it. To the extent
that our high schools turn out
undisciplined, uneducated, ire
want graduates, the outlook is
dark.
Personally, I do not fear what
some call our "lag behind Russia
in technical and scientific stud
les" What l fear is our lag behind
God in morals, spiritual disci-
pline, and perception of truth in
all fields. And l believe the fac
ulty Of a school is ever more inn
portant than its formal curricu-
lum.
Do you know your children's s
high school principal and their
teacher? 1t might be a good idea
to get acquainted with them and
find out what kind of people they
are. For they are, in important
ways, shaping your children's
lives. And it is upon the lives OF
today's children that the sur
vival Of the West" will depend to-
morrow.
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County Health
Continued From Page

different manner.
1t would probably be pattern
ed after that in Belmont county,
which has already been approved
by the health authorities there.
The vaccine used would not
be the federal vaccine as it is
limited to children three months
through l9 years of age and
eXpectant mothers. 1t would
take an act of congress to
change the age limits.
The vaccine to be used on a
public incubation would be pur-
chased through commercial chan
nels. 1t can be purchased by a
tax supported agency such as
the Noble county health board
at a more economical rate than
private physicians can obtain it
The cost of the vaccine will
be the charge that is made to
the individuals taking advantage
of the program. In Belmont
county, it will be given for Sl.00
per shot and in some instances
will be collected through pay
roll deductions or collected al
the time.
This plan is being tried in g
few other counties of the state
and it is an all-out effort tc
attempt to protect every resident
against the dreaded disease
| polio.
But everyone is urged to take
advantage Of this polio protec,
ton and preferably through
their family physician.
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Iceberg
Continued From Page y


the mid-Ohio river area.
Already segments Of the route
have been constructed, others
under construction, and still
others in the programming stage.
Obviously Con. McGregor, re-
portedly contractor by pro-
fession, lacks the necessary
vision to know just what is best
for the state of Ohio.
Quoting The Cleveland Plain
Dealer, its remarks hit the nail
directly on the head, "Ohio's
highway problems are somewhat
like an iceberg. You can see and
feel the surface bumps merely
by driving over around the state.
But nine-tenthS of the Difficult
ties lie below the surface, where
they can't be so readily spotted"
The idea of changing USR q
to pass thru his "home town"
of West Lafayette, giving his
excuse in the interest of Coshoc
ton, thence to GAINESVILLE thru
to Marietta, appears on the sur
face to be a little absurd i.
the shortest distance between
two points can best be establish
ed by drawing a straight line.
not a curved line which would
normally follow the Muskingum
| river in a southerly direction.
Just what game the congress
man from the 18th Ohio district
was attempting to finesse, ap-
parently lacked the skill of an
abled stragetist, for the average
citi.en in this section of the state
can see that his motives were
self-centered, and certainly not
in the best interest Of the state
of Ohio.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
said in its concluding paragraph
Gov. O'Neill and Noble (secre.
tary to the governor) are NOV.
ing. That's enough to make fol
encouragement. But they hac
better keep plenty of dynamite
at hand because icebergs are
we'll, icebergs."
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ais
Mrs. Chestina Johnson and MIR

Mrs. Chestina Johnson and MIR.
and Mrs. Malon Springer visited
with the formers daughter, Mrs.
George Coffey, who is a patient
in the Millersburg general hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgel Cunning
ham and daughter, Doris, of Co
lumbus, and Mrs. Laura Fowler,
of Caldwell, visited Sunday with
Mrs. Tina Cunningham Of Fair
ground street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Young
and daughters, of Chillicothe,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Danford of Olive
and Mrs. Sara Young of Chau-
tauqua Court
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe VanFleet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight VanFleet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry VanFleet
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul FELTON, of
Belvedere, H., and Mrs. Avis
Hooverson of Soldiers Grove,
Wis, were in Caldwell last week
visiting with Mrs. Lafe Van
Fleets father, Austin Hurst and
other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Fergu-
son and daughters, Diane and
Marcia of Pittsburgh, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Davis of Cam
bridge and A. B. Westcott of
Caldwell were weekend callers
at the home of Mrs. w. O. De-
Voll, West street.
Glen Haines, of Akron, spent a
few days last week with his
mother, Mrs. Alta Haines and
Clark, Cumberland street.
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county

Mrs. Alta Haines ana soiis'
Glen and Clark, spent the week
end with relatives in New Phlla-
delphia. They visited the Warn
est Warther Carver shop IN
Dover.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Long, OF
Cincinnati, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Wilson and son, OF
GAINESVILLE, were visiting over
the weekend at the James M.
Harpt. residence. Mr.. Wilson,
who was recently discharged
from the u. S. Army, is teach
ing at the Crooksville high school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Sailing and
daughter, Roslyn, of Vincent,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sailing of Dexter City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James St0tts-
berry, of Canton, spent the week
end with relatives and friends
in Noble county.
Mrs. Gerald Durant and grand
children, of GAINESVILLE, visited
Sunday with Mrs. Carolyn
Wycoff and Mrs. Lucy Danford,
Belford street. Mrs. Danford is
recovering from a recent opera
ton.
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Mrs. Jack Wilson and children

Mrs. Jack Wilson and children
of Mansfield, are visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
Davis of Pleasant City route and
Mrs. Grace Wilson of Caldwell.
Mrs. Ed. Ball returned to her
home on East street, Saturday
after spending the past several
weeks with her daughter, Ber-
nice Whetlinger in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Hupp and
children, of Hillcrest, spent the
weekend with Mr.. Hupp's sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Steinberger
of Newark.
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Texas Company

ningham, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. S..
Patton, the former division two
manager of Texas Eastern, of
Seymour, Ind.
Employees of Texas Eastern
present were Robert Norris and
Glen Archer of the Summerfield
compressor station and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude York, the former
manager of the Swazey station.
AS an extra token of apprecia-
ton, the Chamber of Commerce
presented the wives of the two
Texas Eastern officials with
orchid corsages.
And not to be out-done, the
congenial vice president of
operations arose to the occasion
and made possible for each lady
attending the dinner to wear a
beautiful camellia corsage.
Order of Program
Robert Whitcomb, who served
as president of the county
organization, outlined the various
functions and activities per-
formed during the past year. He
gave special emphasis to work
being done to further the deVe-
lopment of USR 81.
Mayor Dwight Wiley expressed
his appreciation to Texas Eastern
for their development in Noble
county and pledged his admin
istration to support the continued
efforts of the chamber of com
merce in attempting to bring
added Industrial development tc
this area.
Another highlight of the
program was the presentation by
Paul Jonard, county associate
agent, the fourth club winners
in cattle and stock raising.
On hand to be accorded this
unusual distinction were Free
Bond, Mary Jane Slay, Phi
Yontz, Karen Sue Bates, Mary
Ellen Dennis, Janice Ramsey
Hubert Bates and James Secrest
The chamber of commerce
makes an annual contribution O
$500 to Four-H clubs in The
form Of awards presented at The
Noble county fair.
Newly y-eleCted officers anC
directors to serve for the yea
1857 were introduced. Remark
were made by Joe Yontz, newly
elected president.
Musical selections for the pro
gram were provided by Gar,
Lyons, Caldwell high schoo
senior, on an electric organ.
The Caldwell high schoo
"teen-ettes" under the super
vision Of Mr.. James Garter
favored the group with tw
numbers.
Attorney John w. Hazar'
served as POSTMASTER, and i
tyrical fashion, proved worth
to the task.
Rev. Palmer Manson, paste
of the First Presbyterian church
gave the invocation and bene
diction.
Dinner was served to a CAP
acity number by members {
the Caldwell BPW club. Grou
singing America" officiall
opened the program.
Guests present at the annu;
dinner were from Mariett;
Cambridge, Byesville, and Ms
Connelsville.
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Mrs. Howard Young, of North

Mrs. Howard Young, of North
street spent the past week visit
ing with relatives and friends
in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. King, of
Canton, Mrs. Roy Needs, of
Pleasant City were dinner guests
Sunday at the home of their
mother, Mrs. Belle Mallett, Cald-
we'll route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Ziler
and son, of Caldwell route, visit
ed the rast weekend with Mrs.
Ziler's brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Larson in Massillon.