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The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

tersen and daughter Barbara mo-
tored to Molly Thursday to visit
with the Cecil Baxter family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt
had az their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Enoch Schock of Glendive on
Wednesday Of last week. Mr..
Schock is Mrs. Schmidt's nephew.
Mrs. Kenneth Humboldt had as
dinner geusts Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Hundtoft, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hamburg and Dolores
Rieget. Mrs. Hundtoft has been
staying at her parents farm
while they are on a trip.
Mrs. Chester Moron, sister of
Sterling Swigart, visited at their
home Tuesday and Sunday eve
ming. June has been visiting with
friends and relatives in Sidney
for a week and plans to return
to her home at Redlodge Monday.
Donna Rau and Rose Swigart of
the Rau school, won first prize
on a poppy poster. This contest
was sponsored by the American
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

Legion Auxiliary.
Thursday supper guests at the
Philip Scheetz home were Mr..
and Mrs. Rhineholt King and
family of Miles City. Mrs. King
Is a sister Of Mrs. Scheetx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Helm and
their two youngest boys also came
to visit at the Hamburg home
Thursday evening, to especially
see Mrs. Kaufman.
Larry Rodgers Of Shelton, Wn.,
Is going 10 spend most Of the
summer at the Andrew Petersen
home. Larry is a nephew Of Mrs..
Petersen
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-30

custodians and their wives anc
husbands. The lunch was served
in the high school.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Knauts
and daughter and Mrs. Kristine
Hagen left Friday on a three
weeks vacation trip to Sedrc
Wooley, Wn., where they will
visit the Earl Grimms and also
at Auburn, Wn., to visit the Geo,
Knauts and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deckert are
visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Reed and children in Melville.
A farewell party was given for
Mr.. and Mrs. James Copas Wed
nesday evening. The hostesses
were MI. and Mrs. Bill Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyal Leslie, Mr..
and Mrs. Art Radcliffe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Grundmeyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Beery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Eegebrecht, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Boles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruth
vim Eggum and Charles Miller.
Charles Miller showed colored
slides and Mrs. Berry read a
poem which was written about
the Copas family. Mr.. Copas has
been high school basketball
coach here for the past seven
years and both have taught in
the grades for that period Of
time.
Sunday picnic dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Olson were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ferguson
and daughter of Illinois, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Ferguson and sons
of Wolf Point, Mrs. Mary An
derson and children of Wolf
Point, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Wienke and children from Wolf
Point and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Reinlasoder and family of Poplar.
Mrs. Andy Lee entertained at
at a bridge party on Saturday
honoring Mrs. Jeanne Libby from
Santa Clara, California. Two Ia
bles were in play with high
award going to Mrs. Libby and
low prize going to Mrs. A. E.
Nelson. The guest prize was pre-
sented to Mrs. Libby.
A picnic was given at the Her
man Volbrecht farm Friday af-
ternoon for the members of the
Sr. class. A social time was en-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Olson from
Clancy came Saturday for a
with relatives. They r
guests of the August
Scheers while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Carpen-
ter and children left Friday for
their home in Laramie, Wyo.,
after a ten days visit with his
brother and sister-in-law, MI.
and Mrs. Edward Carpenter and
and other relatives here.
MI. and Mrs. Wilbur Gibson
and Wanda and daughter Wanda,
also Rita Whiteman, and Sharon
Toosen attended the 9th grade
commencement at Glendive Fri
lay evening.
MI. and Mrs. Abe Frisinger
and children, Mark and Karen
and Guy were Sunday visitors
at the Waldo Deckert home at
Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. AL
and son Glenn of Marion,
South Dakota are visiting at the
home of their son-in-law and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
,enner, near Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Butler and
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Jnruh and family spent Sunday
at the home of the Rev.
md Mrs. Frank Ewert in Wolf
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Treftz and
on of Glendive were Saturday
guests at the home of
lis mother, Mrs. Rosina Treftz,
md were Sunday guests Of Mr..
md Mrs. Henry Treftz in the
ountry. |
The first baseball game Of the
ocal team was played on the
.ome diamond Sunday with Fraz-
|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

MUSIC EXPERT-Konthip Prabhail-
akshana, prettily appearing on the
musical quiz, Name That Tune
TUESDAY, 7:30 pm, WTOP-9, is
one of several Washingtonians being
seen on TV. She's a great-grand
daughter of the king portrayed by
Yul Brynner in "The King and l."
third consecutive year will be the official an
nouncer at The Stars Track Meet Saturday
Jim, who was in Melbourne covering the Olym-
pics, said that he has never seen more enthu-
siastic sports fans in his life than the Aus
tralians. "For instance" he said, "a woman's
qualifying track event here would draw no
more than two or three hundred spectators
at the most There it drew 10000"
Linda McNaughtOn, the attractive Miss
Washington of 1854, is beginning to make
name for herself on television. She was most
recently seen in the NBC Opera Theater produc-
ton of "War and Peace" Daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin C. Weisbrod, Linda told her mother
on the phone that before the production they
rehearsed might and day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20
News Of D. C. Studios
Busy Westinghouse
By sHEILA GALLAGHER

Inc washington COuIAAASSAb AAaO OGGA SAiAA-
ing bright on network television lately. The
most outstanding example of assembled talent
of course was Catholic University's representa-
ton in the Omnibus presentation of "Oedipus
Rex" But there have also been others.
KOnthip Prabhailakshana, now living at
zoos Thirty ninth street NV, has been appear
ing on the CHS musical quiz, Name That Tune.
together with her partner Mrs. Arnold Pope
from North Carolina.
THE eat-granddaughter of the late King
MOngut Of Siam, whom Yul Brynner depicted In
1.-THE King and T." is IA years old, attends
Gordon Junior High, and Is something OF an
expert on popular music.
Konthp said that the reason she learned
so much about music is because she likes to
dance-and she also likes to go to the movies
In fact she saw 1.-The King and I" five times
Some people," she noted might criticize the
movie q little because they don't think king
should Jump around so much. But thought 1t
was wonderful picture and liked Yul Bryn-
ner q lot even though he didn't look so much
like my great grandfather. In Thailand most OF
the men don't have so many muscles"
Another Washington girl often seen on
television cher latest appearance was on CBS'
January 3 production of Climax is Zina
Provendie daughter of MIR. and Mrs David
Lazaron, who live at 1928 street NE. After
she finished school zna studied dramatics here
and managed a children's theater at Tenth and
D streets NE.
When she first decided to try New York
her mother reports she had difficult time.
I'm that kind Of business you not only walk
your shoes of, you also walk your heart out"
But this wasn't to last very long because Zina
soon landed job with the GOldbergs on radio,
playing the part of Sylvia, and from there she
moved into television. She has appeared In many
Of the Kraft Theater productions.
Handsome Hugh O'Brian, better known rs
the new teen-age idol Wyatt carp, should stop
traffic on his visit this week. WTOPs news
man Paul Hallett has just had his cartoon
series merry Washington" syndicated by the
Haskin Service. Paul says he is purple pink
about the whole thing" And adds that had 1t
not been for Phil Love, the editor of The Stars
Sunday magazine, ut wouldn't have been pos
sible Phil has been working on this with me
for two years"
WRCs sportScaster Jim Simpson for the
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-06
Senator Smith Asks Reduction of
 Fantastic Budget, 'Frankenstein' Debt

WASHINGTON, R-Underscor- ing comments of former Presi- dent Herbert Hoover, Sen. Mar garet Chase Smith R-Maine) said today the nations fantastic" budget and "frankenstein" debt contain the malzings of economic disaster.
 Mrs. Smith prepared her ad- dress for the Third National Con- ference on Government Reorgan- ization. Hoover told the same group last night the country is counting an economic "agony" like the one which afflicted his own administration.
 Hoover endorsed a recent dec laration of Secretary of hte Treasury Humphrey that the ris- ing trend of federal spending, un- less checked, will bring on a de pression that will curl your hair" 1"
 ''Mine has already been curled once," said the 83-year-old Hoo- yer in wry reference to the 1929 boom bust, "and I think detect the signs"
 Mrs. Smith said she has asked Humphrey by letter, to point to places in the budget where de- ductions can be made. She said he suggested no specific cuts.
 She recalled Humphrey told re- porters there were "lot of" places where cuts could be made, and contended his statement car ries with it ''tte serious obliga- tion to specify those places in stead of placing Congress in the position of guessing as to what those places are" She added:
 ''To me it is almost a frighten- ing comparison that the federal government today pays more in interest on it's national debt than it paid for all governmental ex-
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-06
Six Stitches Taken in Cut on Truman's Head

INDEPENDENCE R-Harry s. Truman has a six-stitch cut on the back of his head as the result of fall Tuesday morning. He slipped on some ice at his home.
 The former President went on to his office in Kansas City and was treated there by Dr. Wallace Graham Jr., who also was his physician at the White House.
 Dr. Graham said the cut was superficial, and Truman stayed in the office for a full days work.
 Mrs. Truman slipped and fell Jan. 3 and broke a small bone in her left foot. It still is in cast.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-06
Four Nations Will Sign Seal Hunting Convention

WASHINGTON, R-The Unit ed States, Canada, Japan and the Soviet Union are due to sign here Saturday a convention to regulate fur seal hunting in the North Pacific.
 The new convention replaces a four power treaty which lapsed during World War II upon Ja- pans withdrawal.
 The convention regulates pc lagic sealing, the practice of hunt ing down seals in the open seas. The aim is to conserve fur re- sources.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-06
Air Force Colonel
 Steals Dimes March Box

BRONSON, Fla, R-A man who stole $4 in March of Dimes container was identified today as the person he claimed to be - It. Col. Dwight T. Robinson, 40, Ofnponchatoula, La.
 He pleaded guilty yesterday and was sentenced to six months hard labor on petit larceny charge but he refused to make statement or explain his actions.
 Sheriff w. Turner said finger prints on the mans Air Force Identification card tallied with the prisoners prints and that Air Force police are en route here to question the taciturn man.
 Officials at Atlanta said man answering Robinson'e description was in Florida on a field tour and that Robinson had 1715 years duty behind him without blemish on his record"
 A woman in filling station in this little town 21 miles south west of Gainesville in north cen tral Florida, saw Robinson pick up a newspaper and the money container and called the sheriff.
 Robinson was arrested 12 miles away.
 He had stopped at the station to buy gasoline.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-06
Popular Mexican Artist Dies at B Years

MEXICO CITY, R-Miguel Covarrubias, 53, one of Mexico's most popular and successful mod ern artists, died yesterday after a brief illness. Death was attri- buted to septicema, a blood pois- oning.
 Born in Mexico City in 1904, Covarrubias went to New York in 1923 on a Mexican government scholarship and quickly began to be known. He produced several books, including 'Negro Draw ings," "The Prince of Wales and Other Americans" and "The Isle of Bali"
 His work also appeared in, many magazines, including Van- ity Fair and The New Yorker.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-06
SeatOn Has No Word On Next Governor

WASHINGTON, R-Secretary of the Interior Seaton was inter viewed here today after returning from his recent trip to Alaska.
 Asked if there was any word on a successor to former Gov. B. Frank Heintzleman, who resigned Jan. 3, he said there was nothing he could say on any upcoming appointments.
The Nome nugget., 1957-02-06

penditures in fiscal 1938-just 19 years ago."
 She said the budget provisions include forces which threaten our financial solvency - forces which, if not controlled, could set torch to imitation, which :. could wreck the financial stabil- ity of this government and this nation"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-16

dine pa dale. Pecenka ce Sc
servirati u Domu, ali ako ne
tko 7eli mole nositi svojoj
kuci. Tako ce isto biti II
vecer.
u vecer ce poceti plesna Ia
bava $ berbom grozdja isto
u doljnjim prostorijama ma
Seq Donna, Ulaz je slobodan
i besplatan sva k 0 m nasem
clanu. Zabava Sc priredjuje u
korist odsjecne blagajne, pa
ma temelju toga svaki clan
treba da prisustvuje. Imati
cemo | dobru glazbu, koja &c
ugodno zabavljati stare i mia
de. Zato pozivljemo i sve ma
Sc prijatelje mjesta i okolice,
da mas oni posjete ma ovoj
zabavi u sto vecem broju.
Ia dobar docek podvorbu
jamci vam mas odbor, koji
yam unaprijed svima klice
Dobro nam dosli ma nasu "a
bavu u nedjelju, 20. oktobra
Josip Podnar, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-16
Poziv ma piknik

Miami, Fla. Yugoslav
American Social Club prize
djuje svoj jesenski piknik, ko-
il ce sc odrzati u nedielju,
27. oktobra 0. e., u vrlo do
bro poznatom mjestu "a Mia
mi okolicu, u Kobi Trailer
Park, N. E. 10th Avenue i
10th Street, jednu ulicu u
zapad cd Highway broj 1.
Imati cemo po obicaju ma
raznju pecenih janjaca, a j
neSto dobrog "a one, koji ne
jedu janjetinu. Takodjer ina
ii cemo mjesovitog hladnog
plea, kao i lijepo mjesto "a
plesai "a one koji to vole, a
to voli say mas narod.
Stoga pozivamo sve clanove
i prijatelje ola mas posjete u
Sto vecem broju, i mama
Sc pozabave ovog dana u ne
djelju, 27-og oktobra. Piknik
pocima u II sati 0 podne.
Ia odbor, V. Sari6
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-16
Ia Crkvu Svefog Duha
u MaIim Dragama, Hrv.

Hammond. Ind. -- Ovdje do
nosimo imena i svote darovate-
liza "a crkvu sv. Duha u Malim
Dragama. to po redu kako Sc
je ma pojedine liste sabiralo.
IL Crested Butte, Colo, daro-
vail Mr.. Mrs. Pete Stimac,
$11.00; po $500: Rudolph Spor-
cich, Gregory Stajduhar, John
Sporcich majka; po $3.50:
Martin Kuretic familija; po
$500: Mary Judnjc.
Pc $1.O0: Rudy Sedmak, Ma
ry Sporcich, Mrs. Rozik, Anna
Sporcich, Mrs. Mihelich, John
Perko, Mary kapusion, Ruth
Kapusion, Mary Valy, Mary
Yelenik, Anna Mufic, Veronika
Rugera, Rudy Sporcich, Joe
Sporcich, Palona Sprajcar, Bet
ty Spear, Mrs. Kennel, John
Roman, Katy Verzuh, Anna
Saja, Frank Orajzem, Paul Saja,
Anna Teak, Mary Lesi, Tony
Stimac, Miss Lonis Sadoval.
Pc 75c: Stegners, Mrs. Proc
tor; po Soc: Anna Malensic,
Margaret Malensic. Tony Stefa-
max, Miss Vigil Cordova. Poslala
Veronica Stimac.
IL Walsenburg, Colo, darova-
Ii Nikola Majetich i Sinovi,
$1,000; Charles Francika Col
mar, $1,000; Marica Colnar,
$1.OO. Poslala Francika Colnar.
IL Pittsburgh, Pa, darovali
po $500: Stefania Gasljeric,
Barbara Robich.
IL Bradley, Mich, Rudolph
Ann Cerkovic, $500.
IL Wayland, Mich. John
Dorothy Arbanas, $1,000.
IL earn City, Colo, Anton i
Mary kuretic, $500.
IL Cleveland, Ohio, Mary
Anca Spoljaric, $500.
IL Hammond, Ind, po $1,000:
Petar i Stefania Panian, Franci-
ka Sporcich (Ljubca) po $500:
Katica Sporcich Mirkotova, Che
ster Wilma Prorok, Eugen i
Stefanie Krukowski, Toma
Irene Panian, Edward Anton
cite Panian.
Ukupno primito $151.OO.
Dragi nasi seljani IL zupe
Brod Moravice, ovdje citajte
imena onih koji su darovali do
sada odazvali Sc pozivu Ia po-
moe crkvi sv. Duha u Malim
Dragama. Svima wanna koji ste
darovai najljepse Sc u ime po-
menute crkve zahvaljujem, a vi
koji jos niste darovali ugledajte
Sc u njih ucinite vasu duznost
Gin prize.
Sve vas pozdravlja,
Stefania Panian, 1530-173
Street, Hammond, Ind.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-16
Poziv ma proslavu
Indiana HarbOr, Ind. -

Indiana HarbOr, Ind. - u
druga Hrvatskog Donna pro-
slavit &c otvorenje Donna ma
19. 20. oktobra 1857. Stoga
pozivamo sve clanove Udru-
ge Hrvatskog Donna da do
diu ma sjednicu, koja &c sc
odrzavati u ponedjeljak, IA.
oktobra u 7 sati u vecer, IL
HrvatskOm Domu, 4O33 Main
Street.
Drugo, ma 19. i 20. oktobra
svirati &c tamburaski zbor IL
Gary, Indiana, Milan Opacic
j njegova orkestra. Stoga po-
zivamo say mas narod il mje-
sta okolice, da mas posjete
u sto vecem broju i da "a
jednicki proslavimo otvorenie
naseg Donna. U subotu biti ce
ulaz slobodan, a u nedjelju
biti &C ulaznica $1.OO po O.
sobi. Ma oval dan biti &c sve-
ga izobilja, jela, plea i tam
burice, koje &c zabavljati 60
ste.
Unaprijed vam hvala do
bro nam dosli.
Pete w. Pclich, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-16

svojol basel kucl prlpremlll
pravi zumberacki piknik. To
je bio u subotu, a drugi dan
IL nedjelju familija Bukovac,
Baroni i Duralia, opet svi do
nase bivSe susjede Jele Ba-
ron, udata Bucar. Kod njih
smo mas dvoje il U.S.A. pre-
nocili, a ostali kod Steve Bu-
kovac | supruge mu Mike.
Kod Jele Bucar, njezine kcer-
Ike zeta Josipa Klancik sa-
stale Sc mas II do Is u ne
djelju, gdje smo bill svi po-
casceni sa zajutrkom, obje-
dom i vecerom. Bio je svako-
jake d o m a &c hrane i plea,
kao kod svih drugih gdje
god smo bill. To su zaista bill
pravi banketi. Posjetili smo i
zeta brata Bukovca njegovu
novu kucu, koja Sc je TEX on
da dovrsavala, pax John Ma
hovlich i njegovu suprugu
Mariju i njihovu familiju. On
,je predsjednik odsjeka a SUI
pruga blagajnica. Isti dan po-
sjetili smo sjednicu njihova
odsjeka, ma kojoj su nekoliko
njihovih clanova ma meme po-
stavljali pitanja u vezi raz-
nog poslovanja H.B.Z., ma ko-
ia pitanja sam RADIO odgova-
rao, Sjednica Sc je odrzala u
kuci brata Martina Padjana,
pa nakon sjednice on ME
gova supruga poredase stolo-
We ukusnom hranom do
brim picem "a sve mas pri-
sutne. Rekose mi da oni ina
du takovi party svaki mjesec
nakon sjednice. Zato su dali
ime svojem odsjeku "Slozna
Braca", zais a SUI sloznl.
Hvala svima ovima gore po-
menutim ma lijepom gosto-
primstvu i uslugama. Pozvali
su mas da dodjemo kod njih
i druge godine, zdravi bill pa
i to doGekali. Posjetili smo j
brace Radelie familije.
Da ste nam zdravo sva
braca sestre u British Co.
lumbia i svima vam hvala "a
vase darove, kao j "a sve va
Sc dohro j lijepo gostoprim-.
stvo, koje ste nam iskazali
dok smo bill tamo kod vas, /
sto &c nam ostati "a ti'ajnu
uspomenu. Da nije Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice ne bi bllo
nj toga svega poznanstva, pa
zato klicem: zivila H. B. Ia
jednica njezino clanstvo!
John Baron, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-16
IVAN kURETIC

PaOnia, Colo. - OVlme JaVlJa-
mo clanstvu nase Zajednice, rod
bini, prijateljima znancima. da
smo IL raseg malog odsjeka broj
1876 izgubili dugogodisnjeg clana
i predsjednika, brata Ivana kure-
tica.
Bio je clanom nase zajednice
preko SO godina. Pred dvije godine
dobio je znak "a SO godisnje cla-
novanje u HBZ. zivio je ovdje u
Paonia. Colorado preko 45 godina,
a bio je predsjednikom naseg dru-
stva 20 godina. Uvijek dobar su-
SIZED prijatelj naseg naroda, a ta-
ko isto kod drugih naroda, i bio
je stovan cd sviju mas. Mnogo je
drzao stovao svoj hrvatski o.
stale slavenske narode, kao | ma
su Zajednicu, a povrh svega svoju
novu domovinu Ameriku. Kroz
zadnjih S godina wise puta je po-
boljevao, a pred smrt bio je u
bolnici samo jedan dan.
Rodjen je godine 1875. u selu
Razdrto, opcina SEVERN ma kupi,
Hrvatska. Umro je 10. septembra,
1857, pokopan ma IA. septembra
ma Cedar Hill Cemetery, u Pa
onia, Colo. Sprovod je bio rimo-
katolickim crkvenim obredima, |
imao je lijepi sprovod. Odar mu
je bio ol1icen lijepim vijencima
cvijeca. Doslo je dosta naroda da
mu iskazu zadnju pocast.
LA sebe je ostavio udovu SUI
prugu Antoniju, tri sina njegova
brata, netake Mike, John ! Martin
Kuretich necakinju Mary Gim-
pie; brata njegove supruge sa 2e-
nom. Mr.. Mrs. Joe Mike.
Ma sprovod su dosli izvan mje-
sta owl: Mike Verzuh, Rudy Ver-
zuh, Ena Verzuh Sednak, IL
Crested Butte, Colo; andre kure-
tic, Sr.. Denver; Ana Verzuh Col
den, Colo; Mr.. Mrs. John kapu-
Sin, Crested Butte JACKIE Spehar,
Grand Junction, Colo: Mr.. | Mrs.
Mike, Kansas City, kans.
U ime naseg odsjeka zelimo ma
sem bratu mir pokoj vjecni, a
njegovoj suprugi i rodbini nase Is
kreno bratsko sauceste.
Frank Kuretich, izvj.
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sJEDNICA GNIJEZDA n

West Brownsville, Pa. - Ov1ne
Sc poziva svu odrasliju d1seu ma
seg gnijezda Pomlatka broj "a
HBZ. ma sjednicu, koja &c sc odr-
zavati u nedjelju, 20. oktobra o. E.,
IL Hrvatskom Domu u West
Brownsville, Pa.
Dakle, stednics naSeE gnite1ds
biti &c u isto vrijeme kad sjed-
MICA naseg odsjeka broj BOT HBz.
Ma ovim sjednicama skupa temo
raspravljati o pripremi proslave
O-godisnjice naseg odsjeka, koja
&c Sc skoro odrzavati. Ma prosla-
vi imati cemo banket, pax 10 po-
trebno da Sc mladi tlanovi clani-
ce prime "a neki rad, da nam
mlade tlanice pomognu posluzivati
goste ma banketu.
Dale. skoro dolaN Bozit, pa
treba da Sc dogovorimo kada cemo
imati zabavu za nase gnijezdo.
Takodjer molimo roditelje. da
svoju djecu posalju ma ovu sled
nicu.
Matilda Matota, upraV.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-16
Poziy ma zabavu
s berbom qrozzdja

Cleveland, Ohio. - Odsjek
br. 235 H.B.Z. "Hrvatska Slo-
boda" priredjuje plesnu zaba-
WI berbom grozdja, koja ce
Sc od%ati u nedjelju, 20. ok
tobra o. g., Il doljnjim pro-
storijama nasega D o m a ma
1911 Waterloo Rd., u Collin
woodu. Ista &c poceti poslije
podne sa svakojakom tecnom
hranom. Irnati cemo pecene
janjetine prasetine najkas-
nije cd jedan sat posliie po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-16
MiIodari "a crkyu
Sv. Jurja u Ladjevcu

Ambridge, Pa. - Ovlme pod
nasamo izvjesce zahvaljujemo
Sc zupljanima zupe Ladjevac u
America, koji SUI darovali svoju
crkvu sv. Jurja domovini, od-
nosno koliko ste darovali u owe
dvije godine, 1956-57, pa da vi
dite je Ii Sc tocno radi uprav-
liza s onim novcem, kojeg ste
nam cd srca dali.
Brace sestre, nije to laki po-
sac lei sabirati cd mjesta do
mjesta, pax cd kuce do kuce
darove, "a nesto u starom kra-
ju, posto covjek nezna sto ga
ceka u bilo kojoj kuci, jer je
mas narod vec dosta puta bio
izvaran nezna kome bi mogao
povjerovati. Ali ,ipak mozemo
reci, da je mas narod dobar i da-
rezljiv svagdje mas je lijepo
PRIMO. Obisli smo Ambridge,
New Castle, Youngstown, Ohio i
ma posljetku Uniontown, Pa.
Tamo smo Sc sastali nasim
krajanima, ugljokopacima, koje
nismo vidjeli nego onda kad smo
Sc rastajali ispred crkve sv.
Jurja pri polasku u ovu nasu
novu domovinu.
Mi smo Sc zauzeli da cemo
sakupiti jednu hiljadu dolara,
kako nam je crkveni odbor i
zupnik pisao, da bi i'm time po-
mogli obnoviti zupni stan i cr-
kvu. Pa kako vidite u izvjescu
da nam fall jos prilicna svota
do hiljade, te ako ina jos koji
cd nasih krajana kojeg nismo
posjetili ako zeli sto darovati,
neka posalje mama iii ako zeli
moze poslati ma zupnika, Miju
Orsulic, u Ladjevac.
Ma zahtjev zupnika odbora
mi cemo poslati sva imena da-
rovatelja NINA. tako da oni
mogu ista staviti ma vidno mje-