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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08

Startling news that they have
been sleeping with family of dead
Indians upset the steady routine OF
the Richard Meyer family in their
home north of Mt. Cory the past
ten days.
A few dead Indians have not been
as upsetting as the swarms OF live
Americans who trooped in and out
to inspect the Indian skeletons un-
covered while the Meyers were
beginning excavation for new
basement.
After the discovery of the skele-
tons became known last Wednesday
people visited the home in practical
ly steady stream, arriving before
the Meyers had breakfasted and not
stopping until late in the evening.
Mrs. Meyer was kept almost con-
stantly on hand, answering ques-
tions, protecting the Indians and
thinking about her housework.
The first of the widely-publicized
skeletons was uncovered Tuesday,
July 80, when the Meyers began
their excavations with power
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
Rev. Robert Dye
Named Missionary
Church Pastor

The Rev. Robert Dye, Sr., has
accepted the pulpit of the Bluffton
Missionary church and will begin his
duties here on the last Sunday in
August, it was announced this week.
He will succeed the Rev. Robert
WEIGH who has served the local
church for the past 13 years. The
Rev. Welch has accepted the pastor
ate of a church near Berne, Ind.
The Rev. Dye, native Ohioan, has
been serving as pastor of the Mission
ary church in Sterling, Kans. He is
graduate of the Fort Wayne Bible
college. Married, the Rev. Dye has
a married son, a 15-year-old daughter
and an infant son.
His only previous time in Bluffton
was when he preached trial SER
mon for the Missionary congregation
earlier this summer.
The family will reside in the Mis-
sionary parsonage on Lawn avenue
when they come to Bluffton.
The Rev. Welch and his family
expect to leave Bluffton for their new
assignment about August Is. Church
members held a farewell dinner for
the family at Harmon field, Sunday.
July %, at which time the Rev. Welch
was presented gift honoring his Ii
years of service to the church.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
Hospital Tag Day
Will Be TOMORROW

Shoppers at Buttons annual
midsummer Dollar Days will
be asked to support a worthy
community project, the Bluffton
Hospital Auxiliary, on Friday.
The Auxiliary will conduct their
annual Tag Day sale, with all
proceeds of the project being
donated for hospital improve
ment. Mrs. Lenore Montgomery
will be i'm charge of the event.
Tags will be sold for whatever
donation the purchaser cares to
make between 9 a. m. and S p. m.
tomorrow.
The Hospital Auxiliary always
holds their annual Tag Day to
coincide with the midsummer
Dollar Day program.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08

scoop. Digging carefully the next
day uncovered a second skeleton in
almost perfect condition.
Both finds were reported to the
State Museum in Columbus and
archaeologists from the museum
staff directed recovery of the skele-
tons.
Museum officials told The Bluffton
News by telephone Tuesday morning
the skeletons were of man, a
woman and an unborn infant. The
second skeleton uncovered was in
almost perfect condition. The length
of the bones indicated it was nearly
the size of present-day man.
First estimates made by state
archaeologists said the skeletons
were between 300 and 100 years
old.
Burial was made in pits dug in
glacial kahn deposited when the last
glacier passed over this region per-
haps 10000 to $4,000 years ago. The
Meyer home is on a small sandy
knoll, which seems to be in layers,
as compared to the regular deep
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
HOnOred For 20 Yrs.
Perfect Attendance
At Lions Meetings

Homer Gratz, who has record of
perfect attendance at meetings of the
Lions club over a period of 20 years,
was presented with a pin in honor
of the achievement at the clubs
chicken barbecue dinner Tuesday
evening at Harmon Field. The pin
was presented by Ed Lape.
Two new members, James Loot
bourrow, Rexall druggist, and James
Jordon, welding equipment dealer,
were also received into the club.
Their membership certificates were
presented by A. ]. B. Longsdorf.
In a recent news item it was re-
ported that DR.. w. A. LutZ has
assumed office as tailtwister. This
was in error, Robert Crow, having
been elected to that office with DR..
Lutz serving as a director.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08

Paul W. .Stauffer and DR.. B. w.
Travis will run for reelection for the
Bluffton board of education with the
official blessing" of the Republican
party by which they were nominated
in last Friday evenings caucus at
the library.
Kimmel Marshall, the third men,
Der of the board whose term expires
at the end of this year, will also be a
candidate for reelection, and was
endorsed by the Democratic party at
its caucus earlier. The Democrats
have also placed fourth candidate
in the field, Kenneth Luginbuhl.
In other action Friday evening the
Republicans nominated Kent Amstutz
to run for reelection as trustee of
Richland township. They did not
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
Fndlay Builder Acquires Sunny Acres
From Eastland For Housing Development
Plans To Build
81 Lou Cost
National Homes

Plans for the development of low
cost housing subdivision in Bluffton
by a Findlay builder, who holds the
franchise in this area for pre-
fabricated National Homes, was an
nounced this week.
The builder, Harold NJ. Bondhus,
who has constructed more than 100
of the ready-cut homes in Findlay,
Fremont, Fostoria, Bucyrus, Bellevue
and Oak Harbor, has acquired the
34-lot holdings of Bluffton Eastland,
Inc, in the Sunny Acres and Kraft
and Romey subdivisions.
The property transfer was con-
summated late last week and plans of
the Findlay developer were approved
by the Bluffton Planning Commission
at meeting Tuesday evening. Mem
bers of the commission and other
village officials visited a number of
Bondhus-built homes in Findlay prior
to the Tuesday meeting.
Directors of the local organization
were induced to sell Sunny Acres by
the belief that their low cost housing
development dreams of a year ago
could be carried out better by the
larger firm. .~--.n-~
Mr.. Bondhus, through his arrange
ments with National Homes, FILA and
VA viii be able to offer homes within
the reach of practically any Bluffton
family, which was our company's
purpose in the beginning" Eugene
Benroth, secretary of Eastland said
in announcing the sale.
The Findlay developer said that
his survey indicated a strong demand
here for his National Homes. Selling
for S12, 200 to s14 800, the prefabric-
ated homes m ay be purchased
through FLA and VA financing.
Veterans may obtain a home for
down payments ranging as low as
S4GO to $500 and monthly payments
from S78 to Ss8, which include
principal, interest, taxes and insur-
ance.
Continued on page 10)
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Schmidt into the position of head foot
ball coach. Both men will assume
their duties later this month.
Mayer has six years teaching ex-
perience in Cincinnati high schools
and holds a high school principals
certificate. He holds a masters de-
gree from the University of Cincinnati
and has completed some work to-
wards his doctorate.
He is enrolled at Ohio State uni
versity for further graduate study
this summer. This will be his first
post as a school administrator.
In his military service he served
as a first lieutenant and company
commander in medical administra-
ton.
Mayer is married but has no
children.
The new football coach, Osborn,
was graduated from West View high
school, West View, Pa. He attended
the University of Pittsburgh and
graduated from Ohio Wesleyan uni
versity. He is doing work on his
masters degree during summer ses-
sions at Ohio State university.
His first position was at Alliance,
Ohio, where he taught physical
education and served as freshman
football and basketball coach. After
a year at Alliance he moved to Union
City, where he has been since 1854.
After spending two years as assis-
tant coach he was promoted to head
football coach last fall, turning in a
successful season. Besides coaching
football he started a wrestling pro-
gram at the Pennsylvania schotl and
served as track coach.
Osborn, who is married, has 10
year old daughter and set of five
year-old twins He spent three years
in the United States Marines from
l943 to 1856.
He is a member of Phi Epsilon
Kappa, mems physical education
honorary.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
Two Nominated
In Beayerdam
Mayoralty Race

Beaverdam' Fire Chief Walter
Beck will make the race for Mayor
of Beaverdam against incumbent
Mayor Donald Barber as a result of
action taken Monday evening at a
JOINT caucus of Republicans and
Democrats called to provide candi.
dates for village offices in the Novem.
Der election.
Beck was nominated by the
Democrats and Mayor Barber. who
succeeded former Mayor Frank
Anderson when the later resigned re-
Gently, was endorsed by the
Republicans.
The joint caucus endorsed all of
the incumbent village councilmen
who are as follows: William Parkins
and Robert Snodgrass, Republicans:
Russell Everett, Harold Crawfis.
Isaac Amstutz and Robert Welch.
Democrats.
Maurice Burkholder, Democrat.
was nominated without opposition TO
run for reelection as clerk-treasurer.
The joint caucus also presented the
names of Emory Basinger and
Harley Burkholder as candidates TO
fill two openings on the Beaverdam
board of education. Basinger is
presently serving on the board. but
Burkholder is a newcomer. Loren
Bassitt, the other member of the
board whose term expires at the end
OF the year, was not present at the
caucus and was not nominated for
reelection by the meeting.
Any one eligible to hold public
office could file nominating petitions
with the board of elections up until
the close of the office Wednesday
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08

Ralph Stearns. who has been acting
postmaster of Bluffton since the re-
tirement last October of Edward R.
Reichenbach, dropped the word
acting from his title Monday upon
receipt of telegram from Congress-
man William NJ McCulloch stating
that his appointment as postmaster
had been confirmed by the U. S.
Senate.
Mr. Stearns began his service with
the post office department November
16, 1921 as a regular clerk. He served
under Gideon Locher, M M. Murray
and Edward r. Reichenbach, be-
coming assistant postmaster under
Reichenbach in October of 1899.
A native of Bluffton, Mr.. Stearns
was educated in the local schools. He
served for time as bookkeeper with
the old Bluffton Manufacturing COM
pany before enlisting in the u. S.
Army during World War I. He was
a sergeant major of Cadet Wing
Headquarters of what was then the
Army's infant air force at Kelly
Field, Texas.
MIR. Stearns served as past COM
mander of the Bluffton American
Legion post. Active in civic affairs, he
is chairman of the Bluffton Branch
OF the American Red Cross and is
treasurer of the recently organized
Bluffton United Fund, Inc. An elder
In the St. John Evangelical & Re-
formed church, he has attended two
general conferences of the church.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
Births

The following births were recorded
at Bluffton Community hospital dur
ing the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas cdzan, Lima,
a boy, Timothy Joe, born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max McCafferty,
maxine Criblez) Bluffton, a boy,
Max Roberts, Jr., born Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Klassen, Toledo,
a girl, Rise Louise, born Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartman,
ruth Core), Williamstown, a girl,
Debra Ann, born Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs: Leroy Butler, Find
lay, a boy, born Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter j, Ficken-
worth, Berwyn, ILL.,, boy, Thomas
Walter, born July 81. Mrs. Ficken-
worth is the former Miriam Bixel.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08

with them to the stores. Limited
quantities of much of the sale
merchandise makes early shopping
important.
Dollar Days offers an opportunity
for Bluffton merchants to clear out
all of their summer merchandise and
restock their stores from one end to
another with the items customers
want for fall and winter.
THE event also provides an, un-
usual opportunity for value-con-
Scious shoppers to get unusually
attractive prices" Hiram Huser,
general chairman of the event re-
minded this week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
Woman To Run
For School Board

The introduction of a woman candi-
date in the board of education cleo
ton contest was announced Wednes-
day by Wilhelm Amstutz, Democratic
executive committeeman.
The Democrats have endorsed Mrs.
Melvina Lewis, South Jackson street,
as the party's third candidate for the
office. Previously they had announced
endorsement of Kimmel Marshall for
reelection and Kenneth Luginbuhl.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
Chief Warns Wild
Bicycle Riders

Village police chief William Gaiffe
issued a stern warning this week to
bicycle-riding youngsters that pedes-
trians have the right of way.
Two women have reported being
struck by careless bicycle riders dur
ing the past week. One woman suf-
fered cuts and bruises on her leg
Gaiffe urged parents to remind their
children of the consequence which
can come from reckless bicycle
riding.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
Stauffer And Travis Are Candidates
For Reelection To Board OF Education

name candidate for the other open
ing on the three-man board to be
filled in November.
The Republican caucus also failed
to name a candidate for either of the
two offices of township constable
which are to be filled at the Novem-
ber election.
Mr.. Amstutz's candidacy for town
ship trustee was also endorsed by a
joint caucus of Democrats and
Republicans of Beaverdam at a meet
ing in that town Monday evening.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
BLUFFTON MARKETS
Wednesday Morning

Grain (bushel prices wheat,
$500; corn, SIPS; oats, 64c; soybeans,
S2.35.
Eggs-hennery white, 33c; hennery
brown, 32c; medium, 26c; small, 1Sc.
Poultry-heavy hens, 12c; leghorn
hens, 10c; stags, &c.
Butterfat-No. 1, Soc; No. 2, SIC.
-2Oo-24o, s21. 1921 so; roughs,
$3.50 and down.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-08
Cincinnatian Named H. S. Principal;
New Coach Coming From Pennsylvania

Principal and head football COACH vexng which
have the subject of great deal of local conversation
filled this week. A B. Murray Buffton high school supenten-
dent has announced. s-4.
Frank Mayer Cincinnati has been chosen principal succeed
Wilmer Bechte Osborn Union City, Pa follow Pete
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Continued on page 10)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-06
Yazzna predobjava

St. Louis, Mo. - Draga
brace sestre, kao priia-
telji miesta j okolice, kako
vam ie bio javljeno kroz ret
Ike Zajednicara, da &c mas
mjesni pjevacki zbor villa"
Hrvatskog Sokola Dalmacija
odrzati svoiu zabavu u ne
djeliu. "a. februara 1857, ali
uslijed nelzih razloga tai dan
moramo izmijeniti i nasu "a
bavu odrzati Il nedjelju, 18.
maia 1857. Zabava &c biti u
nasoi Hrvatskoj Dvorani ma
II i Russell Boulevard.
Stoga molimo clanove od-
bornike svih nasih drustava
u St. Louisu, Mo-. kao one
preko rijeke u drzavi Illinois,
da toga dana ne priredjui'l
svojih zabava iii bilo kakovih
priredaba, nego da dodjrl ma
nasu zabavu, ma kojoj cemo
imati vrlo dobar program.
Toliko vam svima do INA
MIA i ravnania "a sada, a kad
vrijeme dodje pred samu Ia
bavu. onda cemo YAM wise
javiti o istoj programu.
S. Vukovich, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-06
Proslava u!iediniienia triiu odsieka
s banketom i pleson1 Is, febu.ara
Sacramento, Calf.

Sacramento Calf. Cdsiek br. 434 "Sveta Vncenca"
HBZ prosavit &c sveGani naGn ujednenjc odsjec
ma PSI $40 jedan odsjek, Proslava ce sc odrza
botu 23 februara o. 6, sati vcGer, prosorijama
Odd Fellows Hall, 2741 34th Street, Oak Park. y doll
Moi dvorani biti &C banket u gornoj &c plesati
Ia Piles &c svrati tamburask zbor IL Sen Francisco
pod vodstvom Jme Paulch Tony Ubojcich Govort &c
brat Kris Radovan predsjednk Cenranog Cdbora nasih
odseka Sjeverno Kaliforn Madame da cemo imati
jos govonika Cd bvsih odsea bracu Aeksandra Janko
vic dugogodneg tanika odsjeka br. 257 Roko Stanich
takoder dugogodisnjeg tajnka odseka $40 ma cemo i
pesacku Kolo grupu madih djevojaka IL Sacramento.
Brace sestre, kaAo vidte mati cemo dosta veselja
mlado saro vrlo nslu cijenu. ia ve3eru ce bti
tule (purana) prsuta (sunke ciienu cd $50 Oni
koji nemogu do5 banket mogu doci pies cijanu
Soc kako vidte da cijene umerene, poSto ne
nasa namjera da pravmo profit nego da sto pse pro-
savimo uedinjenje ovih trju nash odsjeka da sto
ljepse provesemo.
Stoga pozivlemo clanove nascg esa te canove
dugih bratskih odseka ostaG mas naIod mjesa okoce
da posete ovoj retkoj znacano proslavi Mi &C.
svina znat uzvratt milo drago. Veccra po&ne toe
Z sati vecer. Svi dobro dosli,
Izvjestite odbor
John GavaS, predsjednk odsjeka 434.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-06
zabava odsjeka 8bb

Montreal, P. O., Can. -
Drustvo "Jadransko More"
odsjek broj S66 H. B. Zajed-
nice priredjuje svoju ovogo-
disnju zimsku zabavu, koja
&c Sc odrzati u subotu, 16.
februara 1857, u Hungarian
Hall ma 3463 st. Lawrence
Blvd, Montreal, P. @.
Zabava &c poceti tocno u
8 sati u vecer, ma kojoj &c
svirati nasi dobri glazbenici,
koji &c zadovoljiti starima
mladima do mile volje. Imati
cemo i bogatu Tombolu sve
ostalo sto pripada, tie { n in
zagrizaka i osvjezujucih ma
pitaka "a nase goste.
Pozivljemo sveukupno nase
clanstvo. da dodju i da po-
vedu svoje prijatelje, te saw
hrvatski slovenski narod,
kao ostalu bracu Slavene
mjesta i okolice, da mas po-
sjete ma ovoj nasoj zabavi.
A "a sve ostalo brine Sc vo-
deci odbor, da bude svaki Ia
dovoljan prilikom zabave.
Svima vam pozdrav i do
vidienja ma zabavi odsjeka
broj 866 H.B.Z. u subotu ve-
Ger, 16. februara 1857.
OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-06
Mesopusna zabava

Indiana Harb0r, Ind. - Ad-
riatic American Political Club
prired:juje mesopusnu zabavu
koja &c Sc odrzati u nedje-
lju, 3. marca 1857, Il Hrvat-
skom Domu ma 4033 Main
Street.
Stoga Sc pozivlju svi nasi
clanovi, kao say mas narod
mjesta i okolice, da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broju ma
ovoi nasoj zabavi. Kao i u
wick po nasem obicaju imati
cemo dobrog jela i plea, a uz
to imati cemo i dobru glaz-
bu ma glasovir i harmoniku
IL Jolieta, po imenu Tony
Kezele.
Nemojte zaboraviti brato i
sestre, vrata &c biti otvorena
u IL sati o podne.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Bratski vas pozdravlja -
Pete w. Polich, Clan kluba.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-06
0dsiek A pros|avit &c b0-godisnjjicu
Syoq opstanka S banketom zabavon,

Wilmerding, Pa. - Drustvo "Svet Valentn" odsjek
broj AZ HBZ ovne poziva svoje canove da dodu
sjednicu, koa &c odrzat nedeu, 10. ebruara 1857
tocno sat posije podne. Dodte sv vrijeme, posto
cemo nakon sjednce sti dan imah nasu proslavu.
Dake mas &c odsek proslaviti toga dana godisncu
svoga opstanka banketom programom, koj &c pocet
tocno sat vecer u nasem Hryatskom Domu 101
Middle Avenue, Wimerding Mas pocasni gos gavni 60
vornk ovoj prosav banketu biti &c v. Mandic gav
nj predsednk Hrvatske Braske zaednce, kao drug 60
vornc LA programa sljedt &c pesna zabava dobru
glazbu, koja &c trajati do kasno vecer.
. Zato je duznost svakog clana canice osobito biv
sih odbornka predsjednka, koj jos zvou naaze
nasoj sredin da dodju proslavu sto vecem
rou Mas odsjecni odbor &c pobrnut dobar banke
i docek nasm starjm mladjim canovima, pax je zato
potrebno da svi dodete, pa ako ranije makar
bavu vecer. Sv dobro dosli!
John Yoha, perovoda.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-06
ZAJBDNICAR
KONCERTl
PIKNICI |
PROSLAVE
Poziy ma poGasni banket odsieka br. 66

Youngstown Ohio. Drustvo "Svct Juraj'' odsjek
bro 66 HBZ prreduje pocasn banket nedjeliu, 24og
februara 1857. HryatskOm Domu 1912 West
Federal Street Banket &C poccti toGno $50 veGer
Oval banket upriltuje pocas nash pionira, koJi
su navrsi SO godna clanovanja HBZ to sljedeca
braca Ivan Turk, Stjepan krivak Josp Bradic, Frank
Seryinski i Ivan Orka.
Umol lava ju braca sestre naSeg sjcka, kao Ga
novi okonh odsjeka pratel da prisustVuju ovoj po-
casnoj savi kojoj &c ma priku sasusat "so znaci
biti canom nase veike bratshe humanarnc organi
zace" Gavni govonk biti ce brat Stephen +. Brkch,
urednik engleskog dijela Zajednicara.
Nadalje umoavaju nteresiranc osobc da 81 nabave
ulszncc kee) vreme to do 2Oog februara. lsti su
81 so po osobi, mogu nabav ovm rjestima
Hratskom Domu; Srnec Market 341 jefferson Street;
Snkwch Grill 270 Federal Street; Belvedere Cafe 1916
Belmont Avenue Nicks Gardens 1916 Salt Springs Road
Franks Tavern, Marshall Read, Mcdonald, Ohio, kod ko-
jeg bo odbornika ovog odsjeka
Nakon banketa nasaie plesanje dj2Gje grupo, pcsna
zabava Dobro dosG,
Nick Srnec tanik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-06
AK University Tamnies
DeIazi u Byrgeftstown

Burgettstown, Pa. = Odbor
"a izdavanie godisnie knjige
u Burgettstown High School
priredjuie koncert, koieg &c
izvadjati All Pittsburgh Uni
versity Tamburitzans u ce-
tvrtak. q. februara 1857. u
High School Auditorium. Po-
cetak tocno Il s sati u vecer.
Pozivljemo sve clanove H.
B. z. j prijatelje IL svih oko-
licnih mjesta, da dodju vi
djeti oval program i tako
provedu ugodne casove owe
veceri, te time pomognu u
spieh godisnie kn.iige.
Svi nam dobro dosli.
Dorothy Vukotich, sav.iet-
MICA godisnje knjige i cla-
Mica odsjeka br. 548 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-06
0dsjek br. 47 prosEavit &c @.aodisniicu
SYoq opstanka banketOnl proqramom

Cleveland, Ohio. = Ovme vec sada pozvaju ma
Sc clanice osta mas narod da dodu 60-godsnu pro-
slavu kou priredjuje drustvo Majka Boza Bistricka
odsek broj AZ Hrv. Bratske Zajednice mjestu.
Proslava &c odrzat nedjelju %. aprla 1857, u
Sloycnskom Domu GAIT st. Clair Avenue, poceti &c
sveom misom naso hrvatsko rimolatolicko crkv Sv.
Pavla, East 4Oth st. Clair, u sati u jutro
Banket pocima toCno sat poslije pOdne odbor Sc
vec sada brine ukusnu hranu bogat program dobru
podvorbu, unaprijed kice - svi nam dobro dosli!
Is dan biti &c po6asGene nase tri clanice koje ce
primit zatne znakove po6as SO godna nihovog cano
vanja Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajednici.
Glavn govornc biti c9 bra6a " L. Mandt glavni pred
sjednik Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce Stephen F. Brch
urednik engleskog dijela Zajednicara.
Stoga apelra mas narod da dodjc ovu
veliku proslavu odsjeka AZ HBZ, er e zasa po
diku HB.Z, kada edan zensd odsjek moze slaviti
go godina svoga opstanka sto tako e ponos
odsjeku. Anna ReSciC, perovod jca.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-06
Pros|ava 20-gcdiSniice odsieka br. S22
Hrv. Bratske zaiednice u Torontu, Ont.

Odsjek br. S32 Hrvatske Bratske Zajedncc Torontu
proslav &c 2Ogodsnjicu svog opstanka subou, O.
ca vecer Kmbourne Hall 1880 Daunford Street
Godisnjica naseg odsjeka pada bas kada
odrzava potasna kampana kanadskom canstvu zaednce
kada vrjedni zajedncar zaposeni gradnom svoe "a
ednice Prema tome ovoj naso proslavi biti &c rec
radu odseka kroz ninulih 20 godna potreb jacana
Zajednicc opce.
Ocekujemo da ce ovoj prosav posjett pored
clanstva odsea 832 clanstvo drugih bratskh odseka
il Toronto Hamltona tim vise sto mas odsjek nikada
propusta priku da posjet sicne priredbe drugh
bratskih odsjeka
Sv dobro dosl zajedncari neza ajedncar. Od-
sick 832 &c postara da zabava bude ugodna da
bude zakusne raznovrsnog plea
IZvrSni OdbOr Odsjeka 1872