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The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
ACCA Chapter
May Be Established
In Valley Area

falth krause, temporary repre-
sentative for the Alaska Crippled
Chlldrens Association, reported
this week that DR.. Harry Briggs,
ACCA executive director, has ex-
pressed an interest and desire to
start an ACCA chapter in the val
ley. that would retain major
portion Of funds collected here for
the community's own use for Grip
pied children and adults.
If we were fortunate enough
not to need the money for indi-
vldual cases it could be used for
therapy equipment for the local
hospital, Mrs. Krause stated.
Interested persons, parents of
crippled children, or afflicted adj
ults are asked to contact Mrs.
krause at the ARR depot for
further information.
The Easter Seal campaign of
the ACCA has received to date
S125.86 from Palmer residents
Mrs. Krause reported. Coin col
lectors placed in business houses
the past month produced $41.36
Of that amount and $84.50 was re-
ceived through appeal letters.
1--WE hope that unanswered let
ters will still come in" Mrs.
Krause said, "and that Palmer's
contributions reach a total of
$780,.
Fisher Flour Mills recently en-
barked on a selling campaign
that will also contribute to the
ACCA. Each Fisher product has
a proof Of purchase" seal at the
top Of the package that will be
worth 10 cents to the ACCA if
turned in at their local grocers.
Housewives are asked to check
their cupboards for all such lab
els, remembering this when they
next purchase flour products. Tt
is hoped many thousands of dol
lars may be raised in the terri
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
ANCHORAGE VOTERS REFUSE
2 PERCENT SALES TAX

Voters in the Anchorage area
turned down 2 percent sales
tax this week by about 400 votes.
Residents within the city limits
voted in favor of the measure but
votes opposing the proposal, in
the aeras outside the city, turned
the tide. Increased property taxes
have been announced by the Off
Gals as the only way they may
now increase the revenue neces-
sary to operate the city and
schools in regards to barest needs.
Anchorage is the only sizeable
city in the territory which does
not have sales tax.
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
BERT VERBAL TAKES CR0SS-cITY
TRACK TITLE FOR SECOND YEAR

Bert Verrall, winner Of tbe loss
ss-City Run, captured the title
Tor the second year, when com
petlng with IL fellow members
OF the high school track team
verralI was hard-pressed by
Donald Shaginoff, a freshman.
who was closely followed bv
Jess Wilson. All IL starters fin
ished the race.
On Saturday the Palmer track
men will meet the Anchorage
team IN a dual meet in Anchor
age. Members of Stewards team
also may compete. The weight
events, to be held at the high
school, will start at 10 am. Field
events are slated for 100 pm. at
the Buckner Field house on thu
base.
The following list are the PHS
trackmen and the events in which
they will participate:
Bert Verrall, lloyd. dash; pole
vault; 40 relay. F. Loyer, discus
and shot; D. Spanogle, discus and
shot; I. Mcintyre, high jump and
broad Jump; NJ. Leek, pole vault,
shot, 100-yd., 440 relay; H. Roush.
100 and 200 yd. dash. L. Trow-
bridge, high hurdles, low hurdles,
broad jump, discus, $50 relay; C.
Sharp, high jump; D. Shaginoff,
$50, mile; E. jacobson, 44O, $50;
D. Parks, broad jump, $50 relay;
B. Diana, 800 relay, 44O relay;
r. Freeman, $50 relay, $50, mile
B. Compton, discus, shot; D.
Wright mile, 40; J. Wilson, 44O,
$50; L. Lucas, shot; F. Gagnon,
low hurdles; E. Evan mile, $50;
and B. Myers 22O, 1OO-yd dash.
The track teak will leave Pal
mer on May 3 and travel via bus
to Fairbanks where they will
compete in the Western Alaska
Track Meet on May 4.
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
BALLROOM DANCING
CLASSES BEGIN

Ballroom dancing classes nave
started and this week the Junior
dancers will meet April n at 7
pm. in the Legion building,
across from the hotel Because OF
fhe Music Festival being held IN
Anchorage this weekend the SEN
ior classes will not be held. How
ever, those in the high school,
class who wish may dance with
the junior high class this week.
There is still room IN Dotn
classes for few more students.
Adults wishing to help form an
adult class this spring are urged
to attend directly after the JUNIOR
class at about pm. It will take
six couples to form class.
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
FATHER OF LOCAL
RESIDENT PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Paul Martin Of Palmer re-
ceived word this week of the
death of her father, William E.
Granger, rs, of Westboro. Mas
sachusetts. Mr.. Granger passed
away at the Marlboro Hospital on
~;' 10 following a short illness.
Re is survived by his wife, two
sons, and his daughter, Mrs.
Martin, as we'll as four grand
children and two great grand
children. Interment took place in
Sheridan, Massachusetts,.
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
r fairgrounds Exempt
From Property Tax

Although no taxpayers appear
ed in person at the City of Pal
mer Board of Equalization meet
ing held Wednesday night Coun-
Gil members took action on three
protests which were made by let
ter.
Council members voted to ex-
empt the Matanuska Valley Fair
Association from property taxes
The property had never before
been taxed and following a dis
cussion Council members voted
to exempt tax payments for am
indefinite period. 1t was pointe6
out that the Matanuska Valley
Fair is a betterment of the COM
munity; that payment of taxes
would work a hardship; that the
Association does not have q
marketable title to the property;
that the buildings are all or i'm
part taxable but owned by many
groups; and that the grounds are
used by the entire community
and the Palmer schools. x
The tax assessors assessment
on house was upheld by the,
Council. The house had been re-.
VALIDATED by the assessor and this
was protested by the owner.
The third protest asking for q
waiver on a small tax amount
was approved.
Members of the Palmer indie
pendent School District board of
education will be sitting as q
Board of Equalization on Wednes-
day, May |, at pm. in the office
at the high school.
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
new LAW MAKES
UNIFORM DISTRICT
TAX ASSESSMENTS

Legislation recently signed into
law by Acting Governor Weino
Hendrickson spells out in detail
new procedures and limits gov
erning tax assessment and coll
lection by public corporations,
which includes cities, school dis
tricts and public utility districts,
according to William Wakeland,
tax assessor.
The intent of the law, Wake
land stated, is to make assess
ments uniform among taxing dis
riots and rectify certain other
weaknesses of previous proceed
ure.
Palmer and the Palmer School
District are fortunate in conform
ing quite closely with the new
law which takes effect July l,
the assessor said. One of the big
gest changes will be a different
system of foreclosure and sale.
1t is simple and more economical,
he pointed out. The taxing cor
poration will be given title to
land after one-year redemption
period following the court order.
There will be no public sale and
tWo-year redemption period as
before.
Because of the new regulations,
Wakeland pointed out, the joint
city and school district 1855 and
earlier delinquent roll now in
court will probably be combined
with the 1856 delinquent roll and
all advertised together. When this
is done he said, will depend part
ly on how soon attorneys for tax
ing districts interpret the new law
for practical use It is expected
that foreclosures will be adver-
tised and completed by early fall.
Owners of delinquent real pro-
perty are reminded by Wakeland
that advertising costs are passed
on to them.
Many delinquent personal pro-
perty owners have not been sued
for collection because there was
the final remedy Of applying ex
cess money bid for their real pro-
perty to the personal taxes, the
assessor stated. This is now no
longer the case, he added. The as
SCISSOR will be forced to file a
great many more personal suits
in u. S. Commissioners Court if
delinquent personal property tax
es are not paid up very soon.
Some actions have been filed for
1856 taxes. These actions cost the
taxpayer a minimum of $40 when
they are filed, even if they never
go on to judgment.
A visit to the assessors office
might save delinquents quite a
sum of money, he concluded.
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
FIND GOOD USE FOR
JUNKED VEHICLES

Vic Falk, Jr., and Wilson Woods
of the Butte have been picking
up junk cars throughout the area
the past few weeks and have
cleared the city of some 80 junk
ed car skeletons. They are drop
ping them along the Matanuska
River bank in an attempt to
prevent some Of the erosion which
has caused so much trouble to
residents of that area.
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
MOOSE LODGE PLANS
MEMORIAL SERVICE

All members Of the Palmer
Moose lodge, their wives and
members of the Women of the
Moose are invited to attend me-
mortal services which will be
held Sunday afternoon, April %
at 2:30 in the lodge.
The annual Moose service will
be held in honor Of all deceased
MEMBERS of the Palmer lodge.
Services will be conducted by
r. G. Collins, governor, and other
officers of the lodge. This is the
first time this memorial service
has been held by the local Moose
organization.
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
Reporters
Notebook

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark OF
Lazy Mountain left, last week VIA
airliner for Detroit where they
will pick up new automobile,
then drive to Los Angeles ana
Seattle to visit friends and rela-
tives before driving home some
time in July. !.
The Ed Hartner family moved
to Wasilla on April !. The Hart
ners recently purchased the How
ard Nichols farm on SchrocK
Road.
Watering of the city streets
started early this year because OF
the extreme dust conditions. Even
with the watering the housewives
testify that the powdered silt still
filters into the homes to create
the summer-long battle.
Mrs. Janelle Moorhead, nation
al P-TA vice president from he
gion Seven. was a visitor IN the
Palmer area on Tuesday Of this
week. She was a guest at the
Lee Mckinley home at noon and
met with Palmer P-TA officers.
Stewart Durrant, Coop gener-
al manager, and H. P. Gazaway,
marketing specialist with the Elk
pertinent Station, were visitors to
Homer and Seldovia last week IN
connection with projected plans
for a milk processing station IN
that area.
Mrs. Clayton Esslinger return
ed to Palmer this past weekend
following a trip to the States dur
ing which she visited with her
son Howard Esslinger, midship-
man at Annapolis.
Dick Campbell, editor of the
Alaska Legionnaire, published in
Juneau, was a Palmer visitor
Wednesday of this week.
Cub Scouts of Den 2 and s were
taken on a tour of the City Fire
Hall and showed the fire fighting
equipment by Fire Chief Joseph
Gallant on Tuesday of this week.
Each of the boys were presented
a Junior volunteer firemans card.
Leo Lucas has started work in
an area near the high school
which eventually will be an ath-
ietic field. The field will eventual
lily be approximately $50 feet by
so feet. Windows are going to be
left to- prevent snow drifting.
Members of the PHS '57 gradu-
ating class enjoyed their skip
day. last week Thursday and
went by bus to Thunderbird Falls
and Portage. A picnic lunch,
which the students cooked over
campfires, was enjoyed and they
returned in time for the "Twirp"
dance held by the freshmen that
evening.
The Robert Partridges, former
residents, have written several
Palmer friends Of ideal weather
they have enjoyed in California
the past month. At the present
time they are located in Los An
geles and enjoying the beach at
Malibou. They send their regards
to their many valley acquaintan-
ceS. PARTRIDGE was former man
ager of the MatanusKa Telephone
Association.
DR.. Allan Mick, director at the
Alaska Agriculture Experiment
Station, returned 70 Palmer today
following participation in the
Oregon State College 18th annual
biology colloquium. DR.. Mick pre-
sented a paper on Arctic and
Subarctic Agriculture"
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
STARLENE HARTNER

Private funeral services were
held on April p for Starlene
Hartner, infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Hartner Of Was
lila. who died shortly after birth
at the Valley Presbyterian Hos
pital april 90. The Rev. Bertram
Rutan conducted the service at
the Palmer Funeral Chapel and
interment followed at the Palmer
Cemetery.
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25

tory through Fishers offer.
1T isn't often Outside business
take such an interest in Alaskan
health problems, Mrs. Krause
said
The frontiersman., 1957-04-25
STYLE SHOW REMINDER

Women in the valley are re-
minded of the Beta Sigma Phi's
annual style show which will be
in the school gymnasium next
Friday evening, May 3.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
Odsjek ?92, WaIsenburs. Colo.

- Oyime Sc poziva sve clanove
naaega odsjeka, da nefaljeno do
riu ma d { u redovitu sjednicu,
,toja ce sc odrzavati u nedjelju, 8.
septembra o. z. u 10 sati prize
podne. Il dvorani kao obiCno.
Draga brace sestre, mama od-
sjecnim odbornicima Sc cini, da
ste vi zaboravili da Sc nase redo
vite sjednice odrzavaju svake dru-
ge nedjelje mjesecu, 10 sati
prize podne, ier na iste slabo iii
nikako ne dolazite. Stoga vas mo-
limo da dodjete ma oyu iducu sled
nicu u nedjelju s. septembra, kao
/ ma svallu sjednicu buduce. Svc
su sjednice vazne, jer bez 18TH mi
ne mozemo nista rijesiti nj zaklju-
citi. Tako da Znate da Sc sjednicc
nemogu odrzavati bez clanstva, a
bez sjednice sc ne moze odobriti
nj isplatiti bolna potpora bolesnim
tlanovima, da ne govorimo o
drugim stvarima i radu "a dobro-
bit naseg odsjeka HBZ.
Imajte owe gornje stvari ma u
mu dodjite ma ovu idutu sve
druge sjednice u buduce.
Bratski vam pozdrav,
Milo PersiG, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
ELIZABETH TRDENIC

SteeIton, Pa. - Drustvo "Sveti
Ivan Krstitelj" broj 314 javlja "a
losnu vijest svemu clanstvu HBZ,
da smo u ovoj godini sa smrcu IL
gubili iz nase sredine diva vrije-
dna i dugogodisnja clana.
Prva jest Elizabeth Trdenic, ko-
ia je preminula 21. maja owe 60
dine. Ista je rodjena 10. maja
1878. selu Seliste, kotar Gina,
Hrvatska. Pristupila je u nase
drustvo IL. maja 1918. bila je
vrijedna clanica sve do svoje smr-
ii.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu kod
Mr.. l.. Lescanec. Njezin odar bio
je ukrasen sa mnogo cvijeca, kao
i sa karticama "a svete mise, me-
dju kojima Sc je nalazila karti-
ca naseg drustva u znak pocasti
nase dobre clanice. Pogreb je O.
bavljen w vjerske obrede crkvi
Sv. Marie, a misu zaduSnicu je
odsluzio mas domati zupnik, Rev.
Silvije Grubisic. Zakopana je ma
groblju Sv. Kriz u Harrisburgu,
a mad otvorenim grobom oprostio
Sc lie u ime druStva ostale rodbi-
ne tajnik drustva. Andrew J. Fe-
rencak.
Pokojnica liza sebe ostavlja 3
kcerke, Mrs. Mary Zfnic, Mrs.
Agnes Skrbin i Mrs. Barbara Ma
tijasic; diva sina, Paul Joseph, tc
13 unuCadi 5 praunucadi.
Tebi draga sestro Elizabeth ne
ka bude lahka gruda zemlje u ko-
joj pocivas. a tvojoj rodbini, two
Jim milim dragim, u ime nase-
ga sveukupnog clanstva izrazuje-
mo nase iskreno sauceSce.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
DRUSTVENI
-YIJESNIK
Odsjek 1874, Monessen, Pa.

Odsjek 1874, Monessen, Pa. -
Ovime Sc poziva sveukupno clan
stvo naseg odsjeka, da dodje ma
redovitu sjednicu, koja &c Sc odr-
Aavati u nedjelju, 8-og septembra
1851, Il prostorijama drustva Slo-
ga, 2 sata poslije podne.
Ma prosloj redovitoj sjednici
stigla je molba cd Rev. Theodore
Benkovic "a pomoc gradnje hrvat-
ske crkve Monessenu koja je
molba uvazena. Ali po pravilima
H.B.Z. nije bilo mogu6e da Sc u
dovolji molbi bez poziva clanstva
ma ajednicu, pa je zakljuCeno da
sc 61nstvo pozove putem Zajedni-
cara ma iducu sjednicu u mjesecu
septembru. Stoga vas Sc sve umo-
lava da dodjete da glasujete o.
mako, kako drzite da je najbolje
"a mas mas narod u ovoj koloniji,
to jest koliku svotu Cemo darovati
"a gradnju hrvatslie crkve.
Nezaboravite. nego dodjite svi
ma sjednicu u nedjelju, 8. septem-
bra, Il 2 sata poslije podne
Kuzma Jezerinac, ioerov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
JANkO VALPUT
NarWood, W. Va.

WarWOod, W. Va. - Ovime jaw
ljamo zalosnu West clanstvu HBz
! prijateljima diljem Sjedinjenih
Drzava kanade, da je neumolji-
va smrt iztrgla iz nase sredine
] naseg odsjeka 523 dobrog du-
gogodisnjeg clana, brata Janka
Nalput, koji je nakon duge i teske
bolesti svoju dusu ispustio Il
Wheeling bolnici dana %. maja
1857. Bolovao jc ol1o sedan go
dina.
Pokojnik je bio rodjen Il Bra
slovju, kotar Samobor, odakle je
Il ovu zemlju dosao godine 1907,
te iste godine pristupio u odsjek
d Lansford, Pa, a mas odsjel1
je dosao sa prestupnom listom 60
dine 1916, u kojem je ostao do
svoie smrti. Bio je dobar clan i
svoju je duznost vrsio tocno, a u
wise navrata bio je bran od-
sjeCni odbor.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo jc IL
lo&eno u Bodey pogrebnom zavodu
gdje mu je odar bio ukrasen lije-
PIN brojem vijenaca cviieca cd
obitelji, rodbine prijatelja, me-
dju kojima Sc je isticao i krasni
vijenac naseg odsjeka u znak "a
dnje pocasti.
Ma 25. maja krenula je zalo-
sna povorka cd pogrebnog zavoda
do T.. k. crllve, Gdje je odsluzena
velilla misa ia poloj njegove du-
Be, a nakon toGa do Mt. Calvary
Groblja, gdje smo predali njegove
zadnje ostanke majci zenlji ma
vjecni pocinak.
Mas brat liza scbe ostavlja su-
prugu Anna, tri sina tri snahe,
devet unuCadi i veliki broj prija-
telja znanaca.
Neka je pokoinom bratu lahka
crna zemlja u kojoj vec upociva,
q njegovim milim dragim nasc
iskreno sauCeSce.
Ia odsjek 523 HBZ..
JanIlo EudinSCak, Sr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Rodjen Je godine 1888. selu
BRINE, Jugoslavija. Pokojnik je
izgubio svoju suprugu, lloja je
preminula %. novembra 1856. Ra-
dio je dugi niz godina u Indianola
Mine, a pred neko vrijeme isao je
u mirovinu. zivio je IL ChesWick,
Pa.
Clanovi njcgova odsjeka su Of
pratili njegovo mrtvo tijelo u
Harmeville Crkvu, gdje je sveta
misa odsluzena, a njegovo tijelo
pokopali u Harvik Groblju. Cd
strane naseg odsjeka, mad otvo-
renim grobom cd pokojnika Sc je
oprostio Frank Malkovich, nize
potpisani, te predsjednik cd S. N
P. ]. clanovi Cd njegove U. M
w. Unije.
Pokojnik "a sobom ostavlja 81
ma George Drazenovic dvije kce'
ri, Georgina Henrietta.
Neka bratu Drazenovicu bude
lahka zemlja, a njegovim milin
| i dragima nase sauceste.
Frank Malkoyich, izvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
EVA VUK

milwaukee,, Wis. DruStVo
NADIA, odsjek broj 255 HBZ. jaw
liza tuznu West clanstvu prija-
teljima, da smo u kratkom vre-
menu evo izgubili nasu trecu
clanicu, sada dugogodisnju clani-
GU, sestru Eva Vuk, koja je nakon
kratkog bolovanja otisla u vice.
most dana 6. kolovoza owe godine.
Pokojnica je bila rodjena godi-
ne 1881. u selu Pasian, zupanija
Bjelovar, Hrvatska. U ovu zemlju
Ameriku je dosla godine 1910.
Pristupila je u Hrvatsku Zajedni-
GU Illinois godine 1916, a nakna-
dino u HBZ.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojne nase cla-
nice bilo je izlozeno pogrebnom
zavodu John Schaff. Njezin odar
bio je ukrasen krasnim vijencima
cvijeca, n1edju kojima Sc je vidio
krasni vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak zadnje pocasti svojoj dobroj
clanici.
osS tp Jt Dlo opoN iiCil ilea Q. nv
lovoza sa oprostnom molitvom, po
casnom ocu Vendelin Vasilj, ia
/ ko isto ma groblju. Sahranjena
je ma Holy Cross Groblju. Mad
otvorenim grobom oprostio sc je
IL ime rodbine, prijatelja naseg
clanstva odsjecni potpredsjednik,
brat Petar MaretiG.
Pokojna sestra Eva Nuk ostav-
liza liza svoje smrti tri sina. Vida,
Ivana Petra, dvije kceri, Eva
Hass Ann Puskaric, diva zeta,
malu unucad i drugu rodbinu, Ia
kodjer sogoricu Katarinu Vul, su-
prugu pokojnog Vinka Vuk.
Tebi draga sestro Eva neka je
lahka gruda owe slobodne zenllje
u kojoj vec pocivas, a tvojoj die
ci, sinovima, kcerkana, zetovima,
tvojoj svoj unucadi i ostaloj rod
bini nase Clansko bratsko dubo-
ko sauceSCe.
Ia odsjek 255 HBz.,
Milan A. Pudjak, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo JIG po-
lozeno ma odar kod Lambert Fu-
neral Home, te bilo okiceno mno-
gobrojnim vijencima cvijeca, me-
dju kojima Sc je isticao lijepi
vijenac naseg gnijezda broj 277
u zadnju pocast.
Ma %. julia u s sati u vecer BIZ
la je izrecena sveta krunica, a ma
"a. julia u 10 sati u jutro bila je
odsluzena sveta misa, a nalon to-
ga povorka jc krenula ma grob-
lie, gdje smo njezine mrtve ostan-
Ike predali majci zemlji ma vjecni
pocinak itako sc njom zauvijek
oprostili.
Polojnica je zavrsila svoj zivot
tragicnom smrcu u automobilskoj
nesreci. Vozila Sc je automobile
sa svojom drugaricom. te jos jed
nom djevojkom i momkom mislili
su lei ma kupanje, ali nikad nisu
dosli ma odredjeno mjesto. Veliki
truck je udario njihov automo-
bill. gasolin SC po NINA prolio !
automobil sc upalio, i tako SUI dvi-
je djevojke odmah IL automobilu
'izgorjele. Marian momak koji je
vozio automobil izaSli SUI u pla-
menu il automobile, koji SUI bill
odmah prevezeni u bolnicu da i'll
Sc spasi, ali nije bio pomoti. Mo-
max je umro nakon tri dana, a
Marian Sc mucila osam dana u
velikim mukama ispustila svoju
patnicku duSu. Sve je znala ra-
zumjela do zadnjeg casa, govo-
rila sa svojom majkom dok nije
zatvorila svoje mlade oci zauvijek.
Pokojnica "a sobom ostavlja o.
zalostene roditelje, Joseph j Ma
ria Rifle, mladjeg brata Mike jos
u Pomlatku, kumove Matt Anna
Bulle, te wise rodbine prijatelja
ovdje ustarom kraju II Trogiru.
U ime sveukupnog clanstva ma
Seq Pomlatka bila ii lahka ova
crna zemlja IL kojoj prerano po-
civas, a tvojim roditeljima, bratu
svoj rodbini nase iskreno sauce
see.
Mary Dragich, upraviteljica.
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G|ayncm 0dboru i
Syemy CIanstyu HBz

Brace i sestre, moguce ste
Gull iii citali O tome, da Sc mi
sli mas Glavni Ured HBZ pre-
seliti, iii drugcije, da Sc pro-
da danasnja zgrada "a par
sto hiljada dolara, te da Sc
ucini u istom mjestu ovecu
zgradu, koja bi kostala ma
milione dolara.
Clanstvo HBZ Sc ne slaze
s time, sto bi nekoji to htjeli
uciniti. Kako je brat Franjo
Zornjak opisao, da HBZ ina
de svoje zemliiste i svoje
zgrade u Des PLANES, Ill. Ia
NO bi Sc morao preseliti mas
Glavni Ured tamo mu je
mjesto, gdje ce biti stono Sc
kaze, svoj ma svome.
Zato .ie clanstvo naseg od-
sjeka broj 288 u Indiana Har-
Dor, Indiana, koji broji pre-
ko 600 clanova, jednoglasno
zakljucilo ma redovitoi siedni-
ci, odrzanoi 21. julia 1857, da
Sc ovo stavi u nase glasilo "a
iednicar, da sc slazemo sa
bratom zornjakom, t. j. axe
Sc mora premjestiti mas CLAW
nj Ured, neka Sc sell i premje-
sti ma svoju zemliu u Des
PLANES, Ill. To bi bila sredina
nase ciiele organizacije HBZ
Ia odsjek 288 HBZ.,
Andrew Samanich, perov.
Pusti muhu ma dian, ona
hoce U bradu.
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MICHAEL BAJHARD

Drugi je mas clan brat Michael
Bajhard, kojj je nakon duge te-
ske bolesti umro 21. augusta owe
godine.
Pokojnik je rodjen s. januara
1886. selu Capin, kotar Osijek,
Hrvatska. Pristupio je u nase dru-
stvo 20. oktobra 1926.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bio je IL
lozeno kod kuce, gdje mu je O.
dar bio iskiten lijepim vijenci-
ma cvijeca Cd roda prijatelja,
kao sa karticama "a svete mise,
medju kojim karticama nalazila
Sc je naseg drustva u pocast ma
Sem vrijednom dugogodisnjem
clanu bratu. Pogreb je obavljen
uz vjerske obrede u crkvi Sv. Ma
rije, a svetu misu zadusnicu je od-
sluzio mas zupnik, Rev Silvije
Grubisic. zakopan je ma groblju
Sv. Kriz u Harrisburgu. Mad o.
tvorenim grobom oprostio Sc je
lu ime drustva ostale rodbine
drustveni tajnik. Andrew ]. Fee
rencak.
Pokojnil1 liza sebe ostavlja OLA
loscenu suprugu katu; dvije kce-
ri, Mrs. Nicholas Bakarit Mrs.
Mary Zuric; diva sina, Joseph
Michael, tie 9 unucadi praunu-
cadi.
Neka ii je dragi moi Michael
lahka ova gruda zemlje u kojoj
pocivas, a tvojoj suprugi, djeci i
ostaloj rodbini u ime nasega dru-
stva izrazujemo bratsko saucesce.
Andrew j. Ferencak, tajnik.