davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10

menuta novlna bllJezi. Trebao
je, da dodje poznati hrvato-
zder DR.. Rade Korac, ali .je
bio sprijecen.
Govorili su po redu, kako
"Glas Kanadskih Srba" pise,
predstavnik Poljske Zemljo-
radnicke Stranke, zatim pred
stavnik Bugarske Zemljorad-
nicke Stranke. LA njih uzeo
je rijec DR.. Dinko suljak, ko-
il je, medju ostalim rekao:
e. iako mas kojesta deli,
ipak mas jedno spaja. Spaja
mas borba proti zajednickog
neprijatelja i Hrvata i Srba
Slovenaca - borba protiv ko-
munizma. Dosao sam ovde,
da zajednicki uputimo protest
Predsedniku Sjedinjenih Ame-
rickih Drzava &. D. Eisen-
hower-u, protiv poziva, da il
ovu slobodnu i demokratsku
zemlju stupi noga tlacitelja,
Hrvatskog, Srpskog Slove-
nackog naroda, Josipa Broza
Tita - Je Ii 6. suljak ma
mjerice propustio, da spome-
ne prijatelje hrvatskog naro-
da Makedonce i Crnogorce, te
Arbanase, koji kompaktno ma
stavaju Kosovsko- -Metohijsku
oblast, i Madzare, kojih ina
oko pola milijuna u Vojvodi-
nj, iii je to "Glas Kanadskih
Srba" jednostavno ispustio il
svoga izvjestaja, to neznamo.
Biti &c, da o tom postoji neki
sporazum ma vrhovima, jer
smo vec u nekoliko navrata
primjetili, da Sc ma spomenute
narode zaboravlja. A, ako po-
stoji sporazum, znatizeljni
smo, sto su Hrvati cd Srbi-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
JEDNA zNACAJNA KNJIGA
"IST|NA 0 JUG0SLAVIJI"

Nasim citateljima poznat
je mas vrijedni saradnik brat
Pavle Ostovic, pisac i knji-
zevnik. On pise "a mas Ia
jednicar, njegovi clanci su E.
fektivni i poucni, cine Sc po-
kazao veliki prijatelj sirokih
redova svoga naroda i veliki
rodoljub, koji zbilja zeli do
bro svome e narodu. On "a
stupa i propovijeda slogu i ra-
zumjevanje izmedju svih ma
roda danasnje Jugoslavije, a
posebice razborito razumje-
vanje izmedju Hrvata i Hr-
vatskih Srba, da Sc urazume
i da jednako grade jacaju
svoju rodjenu domovinu Re-
publiku Hrvatsku.
Radi ovako pametnog sta
va, brata Ostovica, nasi ga
citatelji vole rad o citaju
njegovo stivo. Mama je to
drago njegova pomoc mno-
go znaci "a mas Zajednicar.
Cesto primamo pohvalna pi-
sma cd brace zajednicara o
bratu Ostovicu. To je lijepo
i posteno, ali mi kod Zajed-
nice nemamo zaklade, da BIZ
smo mogli dati honorar ma
Sim suradnicima. Urednik to
ne moze ciniti ma svoj racun.
Dobre i inteligentne surad-
nike trebamo. Svi smo OBJ
vezani da pomognemo ovog
naseg uvazenog covjeka. Ire
banjo znati, da pisci, nazalost,
moraju jesti. "Lahko je gore
andjelu, koji zubi nema ;"
kako je to rekao mas veliki
pisac i pjesnik Silvije Kranj-
cevic.
Mi imademo ma rasprodaji
znacajnu knjigu II s tin a o
Jugoslaviji" ovog naseg u
vazenog knjHevnika iii u en-
gleskom "The Truth About
Yugoslavia' Knjiga je pisana
l a h k i m engleskim jezikom.
Svaki mas covjek trebao bi j.
matt ovu knjigu radi sebe j
radi svoje djece, da znadu
'zbilja istinu o Jugoslaviji. Mi
je prodajemo uz snizenu CHE
nu "a So. Knjiga je stampana
u America tehnicki lijepo u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10

namlJenJena u pOcaSC naSeg
clanstva naroda u susjed-
MOI drzavi Kanadi.
Braca i sestre cd Ujedinje-
nih Odsjeka najprije su O.
drzali svoju redovitu sled
nicu, koja je pocela u 2 sata
poslije podne, kojoj je pred
sjedavao njihov predsjednik,
a ujedno predsjednik od-
sjeka br. II H.B.Z. il Union
town, Pa, brat Mike Cindric.
Njihova sjednica je traja-
la nesto liza 3 sata poslije po-
dne, ma kojoj su raspravljali
i zakljucivali o svojim pro-
blemima, koje imaju koja
pred njih dolaze. Oni imaju
i svoj Radio Sat, koji Sc 70
We Glas Hrv. Bratske Zajed-
nice, S kojim upravlja njihov
tajnik i predsjednik odsjeka
br. 354 H.B.Z., brat Bernard
M. Luketich IL Cokeburg, Pa.
Oval svoj Radio Sat oni sa-
mi najvise uzdrzavaju sa svo-
jim vecim drustvenim pri-
redbama, kao sa svojim Za-
-jednicarskim Danovima, koja
su vec diva odrzali kroz zad-
ME dvije godine, a treceg mi
sic odrzati u zadnju nedjelju
mjeseca juna owe godine. l.
mace njihova sjednica, pod
vodstvom brata Cindrica lije-
po Sc je vodila, ma kojoj je
svaki prisutni clan iii zastup-
mix svoga odsjeka imao ne
ograniceno pravo da postav-
liza pitanja i da govori.
Kad je njihova sjednica BIZ
la gotova predsjednik je istu
raspustio dozvolio kratki
odmor, tako da prisutni, koji
su htjeli i zeljeli, mogu po-
JEST malo vruce janjetine
nesto popiti.
LA toga je proslijedila
Kampanjska Konferenca, ko-
joj je takodjer predsjedavao
brat M. Cindric, a glavni 60
vornik je bio brat John Ov-
carich, tajnik odjela bolne
potpore HBZ. Brat Ovcarich
je vrlo lijepo i ma strucnjac-
XII nacin tumacio pojedine cer-
tifikate nase Zajednice, s ko-
jima ona sada dosta obiluje,
kao razne klase bolne pot
pore, osteta i operacija. Slu-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
NEBRASKA RAB0TA

MeIcher, Iowa. - Kako ci-
tam u nasem glasilu Zajedni-
caru, kako su zacetnici spla-
nirali i poduzeli, nekoliko njih
u Detroitu, propaganda pro-
tiv drugog glavnog potpred-
sjednika, brata Milana Vra-
mesa, sto je uposlen kao ci-
novnik u glavnom uredu HBZ.
Gamma me da pratim sto
poduzimlju neki ljudi, proti
onoga koji i'm nije po wolff.
Oni najprije podignu graju i
bunu, da Sc nepocudnog CO.
vjeka ma bilo koji nacin rije-
Sc. Uzvitlali su prasinu pro-
tiv Glavnog Odbora, tako da
mu smetaju u dobrom radu,
da mu onemoguce dobiti sto
wise novog clanstva u ovoj
sadanjoj kampanji.. Sve oni
to cine planomjerno, da o.
metaju dobri rad sadanje u
prave nase Zajednice, pa da
poslije mogu kazati, da H. B.
z. ne moze napredovati pod
sadanjom upravom. Owe de-
lije ne &c uspjeti sada, kao
sto nisu nj prize, jer Zajed-
MICA je najvise napredovala
pod sadasnjom upravom zad-
njih 10 nesto wise godina.
Pc MON misljenju l ra-
zumjevanju, ia drzim da je
Izvrsni Odbor imao potpuno
pravo, kad je uposlio brata
Milana Vranesa "a cinovnika
u Glavnom Uredu HBZ. Mi
takove ljude, kao sto je brat
Vranes trebamo, koji Sc ra-
zumiju u svaki posao HBZ.
Delegatstvo prosle konven-
CHE biralo je najprakticnije
ljude u Glavni Odbor H.B.Z.,
pa kao takovi zasto ne bi l.
mali pravo da rade u CLAW
nom Uredu? No oni kazu, da
nijedan clan nema prava ma
diva polozaja u HBZ. Kakova
diva polozaja je imao brat
Vranes? Imao je potpred-
sjednicku cast, cd koje nema
nj prebijene pare, i to nije po
zdravom razumu nikakovi po-
lozaj. Drugi polozaj, kako o.
nj to tumace, jest cinovnicki
posao. Dakle, kao cinovnik
primao je placu, a kao pot
predsjednik radio je besplat-
no.
Owl smutljivci i protivnici
svake dobre stvari u nasoj
Zajednici, najprije su poslali
svoju neku rezoluciju ma de-
legate clanstvo, a zatim su
poslali svoje propagandistic-
Ike clanke po kojekakwim no
vinama, koje jedva cekaju da
sc zakvace "a bilo sto, ako
je protiv sadanje uprave ma
Sc Zajednice.
Vinko Krizman, clan
Hrv. Bratske Zajednice.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10

DUG JE LOeI DRUG. Pia-
tsj stalno svoje pristojbe, t.
Nc 6es oiaksati posao tshi-
lu svog odsjeka I sebi mno-
II neugodnosti l 3totu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
"ZAJEDNICAR"
Sa kampanjske konference, Donora, Pa.

nedjelju, 81 marca t. g. Ujedinjeni Odseci Hrvat-
ske Bratske zaednce IL cetr kotara Fayette Greene
Westmoreand Washington, odrzali Kampanjsku Kon-
ferencu Hrvatskom Domu Donora Pa svrhu dobiva-
MIA novh clanova povsvanja osgurace postojecm ca-
novima ovogodisnjo kampan nase Zajednice koja je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
SA G0DISNJE SkUPSTINE
PaVle ID. OStOyic


"Glas Kanadskih Srba" cd Z marta 1857. godne do
nos jedan izvesaj navedene skupsne Ma toj skupsni
ucestvovali canov prijaelj navedenog Saveza,
dju NINA III prvm redovma sedel delegat bugarske
poske zemljoradncke stranke mio gost, brat Dr. Dno
suak istaknuti prvak Hrvatske Seacke Stranke clan
njenog Gavnog Odbora Amerku kako to uvodno spo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10

ci Hrvatske Seljacke Stranke
svojim prisustvom podupiru.
Dakle, odobravaju hrvatskim
gradjanima, srpske narodno-
sti, da zajedno sa Srbijancima
organiziraju front proti Hr-
vatske. Cini Sc, da neki ljudi
zaboravljaju, da u Jugoslaviju
nisu usli Hrvati Srbi, nego
drzave Hrvatska Srbija ida
druge ne spominjemo), te da
gradjani jedne nemogu, da Sc
udruzuju S gradjanima druge
proti svoje rodjene zemlje. A
cudnovato je, da to pravilo
gradjanskih duznosti, razumi-
ju bolje danasnji vlastodrsci
cd svojih nacionalistickih pro-
tivnika.
Niko pametan ne porice, nj
ii &c kada poreci, hrvatskim
gradjanima pravoslavne vie
re, da Sc u narodnosnom po-
gledu opredijele kako i'll je vo-
liza, neka Sc osjecaju Srbima,
iii sto in VOLTA, ali u polite
kim stvarima oni moraju lei
iii 8 hrvatskim strankama, iii
u svojim vlastitim strankama,
kako je to do sada bilo, ali uz
hrvatske stranke i zajedno s
NINA. To nerazumijevanje o.
snovnih gadjanskih duznosti
dovelo je do cesa je dovelo u
proslom ratu. Mi ne bismo ze-
ljeli, da Sc to opetuje, a ne
&c sc nikada opetovati, ako
hrvatski Srbi budu zdusno vr-
Sill svoje gradjanske duznosti,
a u prvom redu prema svojoj
vlastitoj domovini Hrvatskoj.
Hrvati SUI bill luconose stva-
raoci ideje ujedinjenja svih
juznih Slavena, oni su pravi
arhitekti i prve druge Jugo-
slavic (pustivsi po strani po-
liticke refine i oblike vlada-
vine), ali oni nece, niti mogu
trpjeti, da Sc niihovi gradjani,
susjedi i komsije, rote proti
njih i proti svoje i njihove
domovine. Vecina Hrvata je
i danas "a razumno posteno
uredjenje Jugoslavije, dakle
"a Jugoslaviju, kao zajednicu
slobodnih i jednakih jugoslo-
venskih naroda, a prisustvo
DR.. suljka, sa swim njegovim
titulama, ma skupstini Saveza
Srpskih Zemljoradnika to RE
cito i dokazuje. Ali doklegod
Srbijanci (ako zele drzati Vol
vodinu i Kosmet) Hrvatima
ne priznadu pravo ma udruze-
ME Bsnom i Hercegovinom
u okviru Hrvatsko-Bosanske
federalne drzave u okviru Ju-
goslavije, dotle niko cd Hrva-
ia ne bi trebao, a nj smio, sa
Srbijancima u bilo cemu sa-
radjivati. Moze Sc, treba,
privatno razgovarati do mile
wolfe, ali Sc zajednicki moze
nastupati, tex kad Hrvati do
blu crno ma bijelom navedeno
priznanje svojih prava.
Opetujemo, sto smo vec
wise puta pisali, Jugoslavija
je u biti hrvatsko-srpska dr.
lava, ona moze zivjeti ma
predovati samo kao ortakluk
drzava, Hvatske i Srbije, Dri-
ma granica. Kad Sc to jednom
uredi, narodnosno pitanje &c
samo po sebi prosto prestati,
da postoji, jer &c svi Hrvati,
kao i svi Srbi, biti pod jednim
ZaJednlcklm krOVOm u - Ju-
goslaviji, ali opet, da Sc ma
cionalnim teznjama udovolji,
svaki u svojoj drzavi u okvi-
ru Jugoslavije. 1 Hrvatska
Srbija imati &c svaka svoje
manjine, kojima &c biti zajam-
cena sva ljudska gradjanska
prava.
Ma uvod o spomenutoj
skupstini bio je i DR.. Milan
Gavrilovic, koji je naglasavao
potrebu "srpske sloge" po-
hvalio Sc kako on zajedno s
DR.. Macekom j DR.. Krekom
i &. Konstantinom Foticem
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
0siguracije kod zajednice

Kod Hrvatske Bratske To-
jednice mole Sc osiguraH ma
zivotnu osiguraciju cd 16 do
40 godine bez lijecnicke pre-
gledbe ma svotu cd 5000.
S LIJECNICKOM
PREGLEDBOM
Do 40 godina svaki clan mo-
ze Sc osigurati ma $4,000 Ill
povisiti svoju zivotnu osigu-
raciju do te svote.
liza 40 godina do so svaki
mole da Sc osigura ma 1900
zivotne osiguracije iii clan to-
dobe moze da povisi svoju O.
siguraciiu do $4,000.
LA so do 60 godina svah
p0StOJecl clan m0ze da p0-
visi svoju zivotnu osigura-
ciju "a $1,000, ali ne moze
prekoraciti zivotnu osigura-
ciju "a wise cd $4,000.
Novi Clan cd so do 60 90
dina moze Sc osigurati kod
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
"a 1000 samo ma zivotnu o.
siguraci ju, q ne mole Sc osi-
gurati u toj dobi ma bolesnic-
ku potporu i ostetu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10

Ljubav, sloga, jedinstvo je Bog sam, pa
tko u ljubavi slogi jedinstvu estate, tai
estate u Bogu, Bog je MENU. -
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
S LIJECNICKOM
PREGLEDBOM

Vatra sc slamom ne xasi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13

Association at the Mayflower.
The lawyer who spoke is
Henry Weihofen of the Uni
versity of New Mexico Law
School. The judge is David L.
Bazelon of the United States
Court of Appeals, and the psy-
chiatrist is DR.. Philip @. Roche.
assistant professor of psychia-
try at the University of Penn
Sylvania Medical School.
The three men urged their
point in the face of recent con-
troversy in legal circles here
over appellate court decisions
concerning cases where the de-
PENDANT pleads insanity as a
defense.
TwO-POint Hurdle
Judge Bazelon, who has had
a major part in forming new
concepts by which local juries
must judge a mans insanity,
pointed out. in Introductory re-
marks that a "bugaboo and a
difficulty" lie in the way of
discussing the subject of law
and pSychiatry.
The bugaboo he described
as the worry that a man found
innocent of a crime by reason of
insanity will be set free later
to commit more crimes.
He said the difficulty-once
the bugaboo is gotten out of
the way-then remains to get
the lawyers and psychiatrists to
agree on how to describe in
sanity in the same terms so a
Jury won't be confused.
Judge Bazelon insisted the
assumption a successful plea
of insanity will surely put
the defendant back on the
street where he may hurt some
one else couldn't be- further
from the truth"
He reminded his listeners
District law provides such a
man can't be released until
after both psychiatrist and
Judge have decided he's no
longer dangerous. Otherwise
nell remain in a mental insti-
tuition after his trial, even if
he is acquitted.
Sees More Assurance
Surely this offers more as
surance for the safety of the
community than does a release
from prison Gf the mans found
guilty. on the warden's mere
certificate a sentence has been
served" Judge Bazelon said.
! He admitted that "foolproof
protection against premature
release" from a mental institu-
ton is, "of course, an illusion. ="
But he told his audience it's
irrational to reject the bright
er hope offered by the hospital
treatment procedure simply be-
cause it is not foolproof.
1T amounts to saying we will
not accept improvement-only
perfection"
Judge Bazelon implied that
much of the controversy over
insanity pleas would be avoided
if psychiatrists were allowed to
supply medical information.
not legal judgments" in trials.
Since the psychiatrist's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13

come this hurdle Of definition
differences between illegal and
mental insanity"
Proposes Discussions
He suggested bar associa-
tons should hold institutes
where these differences can be
discussed and eliminated.
Many psychiatrists, he said,
do not like to testify in trials
because they are often forced
tby having to answer ques-
tons put to them in legal
terms by lawyers) to express
opinions on the basis of facts
often distorted and untrue"
He said the District has come
the closest to any part of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13

to their actual scientific usage
by pSychiatrists.
Mr.. Weihofen agreed with
DR.. Roche's general remarks,
and commented that the re-
cent court decisions on insanity
here permit the psychiatristS
to testify on their own terms. "
But he took the lawyers to
task for not showing enough
interest in the psychiatric
field y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.. BIS
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1887

country Of a real Qualification
of the role of the psychiatrist
in the courtroom.
This, he argued. has been
largely the result of appellate
court decisions bringing up to
date concepts of insanity in
court cases.
But DR.. Roche still held that
medical labels in the court
room are more often than not
contradictory and unrelated"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13
Common Ground Held
Needin insanity Pleas
By PHIL THOMAS

Lawyers and psycharsts better begin speaking
language about insanity in court trials lawyer Judge and
psychiatrist agreed last night
The subject during panel discussion "Psy-
chatry and the Law" before members the District Bar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13

function is to supply facts, the
lawyer ought to ask questions
calculated to produce facts" he
said.
psychiatrists and lawyers ought
to get together more to over
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-31
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs
St. Patrick's
"Grads" Honored

The Graduate Mass" and Holy
Communion at 10 o'clock last Sat-
urday morning was celebrated by
the Reverend Father Edward j.
Reidy for the graduates of the
eighth grade of st. Patrick's
School this year.
On behalf of the Catholic Ladies
of Columbia, represented by Miss
Louise Coleman, the st. Patrick S
P.-TA. by Don Rife and the
Daughters of Isabella, by Mrs. w.
T. Dwyer, the sponsoring organi-
cations, Father Reidy presented
each of the guests with Rosary
at the breakfast at the Madison
Hotel which followed the Mass and
Communion.
The guest list included, Karen
Farquhar, Susan Bennett, Mary
Dwyer, Gary Steele, Patrick Hen
nigan and Thomas Cumnins,
eighth grade graduates; William
Carter, Robert Feeley, William
Conway, Margaret Fleming, John
Henry, Elizabeth Sexton, Julia
Dwyer and Patricia Sexton, sem
iors at London High School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-31
Grand Officers
Make Last Visit
Before National

Mrs. Harold S. Welsh and Mrs
Cletus Higgins, made their last Of
ficial visit as national grind presi-
dent and national grand secretary
respectively of Phi Beta Psi Soror-
ity Monday night, before they go
to the National Convention in Den
yer in July and give over their Of
fices to their successors to be
elected at that time.
Monday night they conducted the
ritual for the joint installation of
officers of the three chapters of
the sorority in Lima, the first time
such a ceremony has occurred.
Mrs. Welsh used a ritual which
she had written for the occasion
and was assisted by Mrs. Higgins
as conductress and Mrs. K. r.
Fichner, another member of Iota
Beta Chapter. London, as pianist.
The ceremony took place at the
Argonne Hotel in Lima
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-31

member of the committee, gave an
impressive ritual accompanying
the candlelight ceremony, as the
above new members accepted their
oath of allegiance to the organiza-
ton. Corsages were presented by
Mrs. Russell Walls, another COM
mittee member. Mrs. Joseph En-
dres was the other, hostess.
At the conclusion of Mrs. Sut-
toms talk, pictures in color were
shown that Beverly Ashmore had
taken at the installation ceremony
at the London Country Club last
summer when Miss Paula van der
Linden of st. Oedenrode, Neither
lands, was made an honorary
member of the club. Miss van der
Linden sent her greetings to the
London club in a recent letter in
which she stated she had attended
a meeting of the club to which she
belongs over the Mothers Day
Week End" in Utrecht
The London Club had been rep
resented at the recent meeting of
the Ohio Federation in Cleveland,
by Miss Catherine Benjamin, presi-
dent, who served on the committee
for counting ballots at the election
of officers, Mrs. Laura Koen, Miss
Ruth Lambert and Miss Gloria
Brill.
The convention was attended by
1900 members from over the state
who registered their approval or
disapproval of legislation of i'm
portance and interest to women. A
resolution was adopted requesting
President Eisenhower to appoint
Judge Florence f. Allen to the
United States Supreme Court
whenever opportunity presented.
Officers elected to serve the Ohio
Federation were: Miss Leonore M
Mills, Toledo, president; Mrs.
Chloe Maloney, Jackson, first vice
president; Mrs. Agnes Merritt, Co
lumbus, second vice president;
Mrs. Edith B. Strommer, Bellevue,
third vice president; Miss Marion
Weinland, Dayton, recording sec
retary; Mrs. Lahore Ebie, Woos-
ter, treasurer; Beatrice Beck, Can
ton, auditor.
The officers for the London Club
will be installed on Monday eve
ming, July Is, at the London Coun-
try Club. This will take the place
of the June meeting.
For Monday nights dinner meet
ing a delicious menu was served
at tables centered with arrange
ments of peonies and iris. Mrs.
Stratton, mother of Mrs. Sutton, of
Greenville, was a guest of the club.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-31
Peak Attendance
At Tuesday Parties

The Tuesday afternoon parties
at the London Country Club this
week hit the attendance peak so
far this season when seven tables
were filled for luncheon and cards
following.
Mrs. Bruce d. Lewis and Mrs.
M. Z. Blackmore were hostesses
and for the card contest presented
prizes to Mrs. r. L. Clancy, Mrs.
c. A. Sayre and Mrs. E. R. Lam
ming.
Mrs. Paul M. Dwyer received the
monthly prize.
Mrs. James Slaughter and Mrs
Paul Alexander will be hosteSSes
for next Tuesdays party.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Everette f. Parker
North Main Street, had with them
during the weekend, Mrs. Rebecca
Mckenzie of Ashland, Kentucky
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Shall OF
Cuyahoga Falls.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-31
FAMILY PARTY AT
NABERGAII HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nabergall,
had all their family with them
Sunday at their home on South
Union Street, the event celebrating
the seventh birthday of their
granddaughter, Karen Bostic.
The family group included Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Bostic and their
daughters, Karen and Phyllis of
Marion, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Nabergall and their daughter, Lin
da of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Nabergall and their children,
Patty, Paul and David, of Middle
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Marsh of
Ft. Wayne, Indiana, spent the
weekend in London.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y. Amrine
and their children, Bruce, Billy
and Beth of Phoenix, Arizona, ar
rived Monday for visit with his
mother, Mrs VIM. F. Amrine, Laf-
ayette Road and other relatives.
Bob" will be here for the reunion
of the London High School 25 Year
Class at commencement Friday.
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Mrs. r. K. Shaw, West High ST.,
returned Friday after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bragdon of
Pittsburgh.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-31
District Director Speaks To
London B. and P.W. At May Dinner

London Business and Profession
al Women's Club had Mrs. Gerald
Sutton of Greenville, director of
the Fifth District as speaker for
the May meeting at Coover Me
mortal Club House Monday night.
The significance Of the club
Collect" and the National EN-
blem," was given in detail by Mrs.
Sutton in an illustrated explana-
ton OF these two important factors
to guide the thinking and behavior
of Business and Professional men,
bers.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-31
State Meeting
To Be Held At
.O.S.U. June IL

The State Home Demonstration
Council of which Mrs. Robert Hal
terman is President will hold their
annual meeting June II at Ohio
State University
The agenda for the day Is as
follows:
Campbell Hall Auditorium $50
am. Coffee, 1000 am. Business
Session, Ohio Ballroom, 1900 noon
to 800 Luncheon and Program
All homemakers are encouraged
to attend the luncheon and to hear
Mrs. Novice Fawett, wife of the
president of O.S.U. speak. Various
reports of state committees will be
heard during the business session.
The Delaware County Homemak-
ers Chorus will present program
and the newly elected officers for
the Council will be installed.
Luncheon tickets may be secur-
ed from the Madison County Ex-
tension Office prior to June 3. A
large number of Madison County
Homemakers are expected to at
tend the state meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-05-31

The talk was given also to brief
the following members who were
initiated during the evenings pro-
gram: Mrs. Ralph Guy, Mrs. Glen
Davey, Mrs. Robert Proffitt, Mrs.
Howard Hinkle, Mrs. Joel Cutler,
Mrs. Logan Gibson, Miss Donna
Young, Miss Helen Chandler, Mrs,
William Hodge, and Mrs. Jack
Lombard.
The membership committee of
which Mrs. Robert Sims is chair
man, was hostess group for the
meeting. Mrs. Rodney Wilson, a