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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21
Society and Clubs

hold their next meeting March 26 at
the home of Mrs. Carl Marshall.
Roll Strange will or bequest;
devotions, Berniece Deerhake: guest
speaker, Atty John Harnishfeger who
viii speak on wills and estates.
Garden Study Club
Winnie Gerber will be hostess to
the Garden Study Club on Wednes-
day, March q. Roll call will be
answered by a flower or garden
quotation. Prof H. w. Berkey will
be the guest speaker with the subject
Pruning Trees and shrubs. !"
Friendly Couples Class
Members of the Friendly Couples
class of the Methodist church win
hear DR.. c. H. Evans speak on
Medicine and the Bible" at their
meeting tonight, Thursday, in the
church basement.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21

THE u. S. DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE expects an increased
interest in home vegetable gardening
for 1857 due TO high food prices and
the fact that many people have more
leisure in which they can grow fruits
and vegetables.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21

Mich.
Mrs. Pickens was a member of
the Rockport Presbyterian church.
The Rev. w. ]. Hannum and the Rev.
Dale Dickey will officate at services.
Burial will be in Center cemetery
west of Leipsic.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21
Farm women's Improvement Club
United Church Women

The Executive Board meeting of
the United Church Women will be
held at the high school library on
March IS at z O'Clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21
Mothers Night Out Club

Members of Mothers Night Out
club will hold their meeting next
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Gertrude Fisher at p. m. Each
member is asked to bring own table
service, a soup bowl and plate for
a surprise supper. Devotions will be
by Mrs. Ruth Amstutz.
Sarah Circle
The Sarah Circle of the Methodist
church will meet Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Rosalie Mericle.
Program, Mrs. Nancy Liechty; devo-
tons, Mrs. Sarah Amstutz.
Richiand Home Demonstration Club
Richland Township Home Demon
stration club win meet at the town
hall in Beaverdam, Wednesday,
March q at 100 p. m. Subject
Better Lighting" demonstrated by
County Home agent, Myra Philpott.
Bring wooden trays for additional
coat of waterlox.
Milk Demonstration
There will be a demonstration or
Lets Eat More Milk" given by
Mrs. Clarence Kramer at the Orange
Center school on Tuesday afternoon
at / 30 on March &c. Miss June Boyd
County Home &c agent will also be
present. Anyone interested is invited
We hope to have good attendance
Farm Women's Improvement Club
The March q meeting will be held
at 1:30 p. m. in the home of Clara
Andrews with L. Spallinger and Ruby
McCarty as assistant hostesses. Oui
topic for this month will be 'Menta
Health"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-21

Progressive Mothers Club
The Progressive Mothers club will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

parents and other relatives, they
arrived home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprigg Hays en-
joyed weekend away visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Darby al
Bivale, Md. Back home again
Mrs. Hays is over at Front Royal
Va. for ten day visit with her
sister, Mrs. Claiming Delaplane
Mrs, William b. Everett OF
Dickerson went to Washington on
Monday where she will be few
days the. houseguest of Miss Lii
liam Gray. Other visitors in the
Capital City are the Misses Hos.
kinson who are staying with Mrs,
w. E. Freeman of Chevy Chase
DR.. Carl Johann NfOlIenbach
Deputy Surgeon General of Den
mark was weekend guest of Dr.
and Mrs, John G. Fawcett at their
home in Jacksonville. He is here
on six weeks tour of the United
States and left here Sunday night
for Boston, Mass.
Miss Evelyn Fling, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fling. had a
birthday party last Sunday, the
day being her 10th birthday. Her
guests to enjoy the party were
M ses Jeanie Baker, Kitty
Bourne, Judy Knill, Sara Ann
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
Clarksburg
MIR. and Mrs. Leo Nicholson, DR.,

MIR. and Mrs. Leo Nicholson, DR.,
announce the birth of a son, born
at Montgomery General Hospital
Monday, April /. Both mother
and baby are doing well.
The final meeting of the First
Aid Training Class held at Hy-
attstown Fire Hall will take place
Friday evening, April II. Exami-
nations will be given to those
wishing to qualify for First Aid
cards.
Anyone willing or able to enroll
in the Civil Defense Pathological
monitoring course for the Clarks.
burg area is asked to contact Mr..
Ralph F. Martz, civil defense of.
ficer.
Miss Kathleen Whip celebrat-
ed her twelfth birthday Sunday,
March 30, with a party attended
by about 13 of her classmates.
A demonstration of bread-mak.
ing will be given by Mrs. Ray
mond King and Mrs. Gladys Har-
baugh at a meeting of the Clarks
burg Homemakers Club this eve
ming at the home of Mrs. ]. Leo
Clagett, Clarksburg.
The Clarksburg community ex-
presses its sympathies to Mrs.
Raymond Whip, whose aged
grandfather, Mr.. Arthur Derry,
passed away at Springfield Hos.
pital Wednesday, April 3. Funeral
services were held at Urbana
Methodist Church, the Rev. vii
liam c. Harpold officiating. Inter.
ment was at Fairview Cemetery,
Bolivar, w. Va.
A talk on What the Elemen
tary School Child Learns and
Does" was presented by Mr.. Pyle
of the Montgomery County school
system at a meeting Monday eve
ming of the Clarksburg Elemen
tary School PTA. At the business
meeting preceding Mr.. Pyle's re
port, plans were discussed for the
annual Spring Festival to be held
May a, and a report was given
on progress on the green and
white band uniforms currently be.
ing made by volunteers among
the parents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
Thursday, April ~, 1857
Caithersburg

Saturday, March 80, this one for
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hershey.
Born at the Washington Santa
rum in Takoma Park, she has
been named Nancy Manning.
Mrs. william Bohrer enter.
tanned on Saturday evening at a
stork shower honoring Mrs. VIII
son Dove.
Members of the Gaithersburg-
Washington Grove Neighborhood
Garden Club are planning trip
to Kenwood on Saturday to hear
Miss Mary Williamson speak on
Herbs and Their Cookery" Miss
Williamson, who is an authority
on multitude of herbs, will dem
onstrate their use in choice Gull
nary products.
The Gaithersburg Woman's
Club is meeting this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Basil Mobley,
with Mrs. William M. Christie as
co-hostess.
The. Asbury Methodist Home
will observe its thirty-first ami
versary on Saturday, April 13. A
reception and open house has
been scheduled from 2 until A pm.
and the public is cordially invited
to attend and see this lovely home
and share in its hospitality. Mrs.
Oman, wife of Bishop C. Brom-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

Here's how you can make more clear profit
from your calves.
]. Begin feeding Southern States New
Energized Calf-Maker when calf is days
old. rs lbs. of Calf-Maker replace up to
ESQ lbs. of the 100 lbs. Of whole milk
normally required to raise calf. Con-
tains almost 1907 dried milk products.
Fortified with vifamins and antibiotics for
stronger. healthier calves.
z. At 10 days to weeks. teach calf to
eat Southern States Calf Developer. Feed
all calf will take until animal eats about 4
lbs. daily. Calf Developer replaces up to
$50 lbs. of the 100 lbs. Of whole milk
normally needed to raise calf. High in
Vitamin A and antibiotics to reduce scours
and speed growth. MoIasses and anise
flavor for palatability.
Try Southern Sfutes Calf Raising Program.
You'll nuke clear profit Of about $3.50
on every cali.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
BY NIolIie w. Christie
Telephone Gaithersburg So

SIC t1AAOiAC oSeANiiGl oOll & NV
The Women's Auxiliary to the
Montgomery County Medical So.
ciety celebrated Doctors Day last
Sunday when a brunch for doc.
tors and their wives was held at
the Washingtonian.
In addition, the auxiliary placed
bouquets in the three county hos
pitfalls in memory of deceased ply
sicians who were once members
of the County Medical Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
Kelley of Jamestown are receiv-
ing congratulations on the arrival
of a baby daughter on Sunday,
March 81, in the Leesburg, Va.
Hospital. The young lady has
been named Anne Merrill, the
Merrill in honor of her great
grandmother. Mrs. Kelley is the
former Miss Patricia Bailey,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Bailey.
Another little miss arrived on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
PooIesviIle
By Mrs w A Daniel
Telephone PoolesVille 211S

Tho dance held in the Post
Home at Damascus last Saturday
was huge success. Those of the
Daniel-Jeffers Unit and all who
had fine evening arc greatly
indebted to the fine spirit shown
by the Damascus group.
Many, many thanks to all. Do
support them and enjoy their
dance planned for this Saturday,
April 18th.
On Sunday March 81, the two
weeks son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Cicheskie was christened at the
GAINESVILLE Church by Rev
Father Hyland. Godparents for
Alex Richard were Mrs. Elan
Supplee and Harry Kelley Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Sinner and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Cicheskie,
grandparents OF the baby were
here from Kulpmont, Pa. There
was a grand dinner party for
twenty relatives and friends after
the christening at their home in
Dickerson.
Congratulations to DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Gray over the arrival of a
baby boy who arrived in Freder-
ick Hospital Wednesday, April 3.
His mother, Mrs. C. R. Gray, Sr.
is visiting at their Frederick
home and helping take care of
young John Gray, not quite two
years old.
Miss Louise Clark, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Clark, who
is attending Western Maryland
College at Westminster, visited
last weekend at home. With her
was her roommate, Miss Idella
Campbell of Harrisburg, Pa. They
were winding up their weeks
spring vacation during which
they visited in New York, New
Jersey, and Penna.
Miss Kitty CHM, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis CHM of
"Aix La Chappelle," has recently
been pledged to XI Delta Sorority
at the University of Maryland
Mrs. Alexander CHM of Hunt
ing Valley, Cleveland, Ohio, visit
ed last week with her in-laws at
ak La Chappelle" Her daugh-
ter, Mary with other girls of the
Halfway Brown Girls School,
were here for a weeks holiday
touring Washington and the sur
rounding areas.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Fulton
and daughters of Baltimore visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Fulton over the weekend
and helped them celebrate their
Both wedding anniversary. Con
gratulationsl
DIR. and Mrs. John G. Fawcett,
Ruth, Johnny and Susan had a
nice long weekend trip last Fri
day till Sunday evening. They
motored to Plainfield, N. J. where
Mrs. Fawcett and children visited
her aunt while the DR.. went on to
Atlantic Highlands to be with his
parents. We are glad to know the
elder Fawcett, Dr.'s father, is inn
proved since his return home
from Scotland where he was
stricken i'll.
+. Malcolm White, usually spok.
en- of as Max" is greatly i'm
proved following a major opera
ton performed in Frederick City
Hospital last Tuesday.
Also in Frederick Hospital for
observation and rest is Charles
NJ Brewer, who only recently
moved from this area. Their
many friends here wish them
both speedy recovery.
Mrs. John w. Moore with her
sister, Mrs. Arlie Nichols of Ar
lington left last Thursday by
plane for Miami. They attended
on Sunday the wedding of their
nephew and visited at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mas
sey Haygoode. Stopping by at
Atlanta. Georgia to visit their
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
chaeI and Sandra Wynne.

Michael and Sandra Wynne.
Little Miss PhyIliss Brown,
daughter of the r. Edwin Browns,
had sixteen to her home on Peach
tree Road to help celebrate her
4th birthday on April 4th.
Another to celebrate her birth
day was Miss Gigete Mann who
entertained on Saturday for her
18th birthday Her guests were
Misses Helen Butler, Jane Gray,
Lynn Maxwell and Pat Walden.
The girls enjoyed a luncheon at
her home near Seneca followed
by a swimming party at Congre-
sional Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

ley Oman, will pour. She will
be assisted by the wives Of the six
district superintendent.
Warm getwel. wishes are ex-
tended to Rodney Thompson, who
has been on the sick list in recent
weeks.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Observation-Disclosures Grove
Volunteer Fire Department is is
suing a cordial invitation for new
members to join the group. Mem
bership is not confined to the
wives of firemen, but is open to
any civic-minded woman who
would like to share in the very
worthwhile activities of the aux
Hilary.
These ladies have spent much
time and effort in equipping the
ambulance and in working to
make the kitchen and social room
of the fire house a facility of
which the community can well be
proud.
AS in the case of many organi.
cations, the auxiliary is in need
of additional members in order to
carry on their projected activities.
Information may be secured from
Mrs. Donald Magruder at Cath
ersburg 403 or from Mrs. Byron
Miller at 1173.
Special Holy Week, services
have been announced by the
churches of the area. Concluding
the Wednesday evening Lenten
series at Epworth will be the Rev.
A. Odell Osteen of the Laurel
Methodist Church.
On the evening Of Holy Thurs.
day, at 8 pm, the Epworth and
Grace Methodist churches will
hold union service of Holy Com
munion at Grace.
Also on Holy Thursday at 8 p
m. the congregations of Ascen
sion Episcopal Church and ST
Bartholomew'S will observe Holy
Communion at the latter church
The traditional Good Friday
services will be held from II moor
until 3 pm. in the Epworth
Church. The Rev. Malcolm F.
Wright will preside, and seven
ministers will speak on The Last
Words from the Cross. Special
music will also be included IN the
service.
Good Friday services are also
scheduled from 1:30 to 3 pm. al
st. Bartholomew and at 8 pm
at Ascension Chapel.
An Easter sunrise service has
been announced for 6 am. on the
grounds of the First Baptist
Church. An Easter meditation by
the pastor, DIR. ]. Davis Gold
smith, as well as special vocal and
instrumental music are planned
for this service, to which every
one is cordially invited. In case
of inclement weather, the pro
gram will be held indoors.
Mrs. Herman Wilson will be the
guest speaker at the meeting this
evening Of the Women's Associa
ton of the Neelesville Presbyte
rian Church. Mrs. Wilson will
show her beautiful colored slides
of her tour of the Holy Land, Civ
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ing a wealth of Biblical inforrna
ton as an explanatory back.
ground for the pictures.
Accompanying Mrs. Wilson to
Neelesville will be Mrs. Mary
Stanton, who will sing 81
Walked Today Where Jesus
Walked"
Mrs. G. S. WiImarth of Amity.
vile, New York, is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hammann before returning home
from two weeks in Florida. Mrs
Wilmarth was accompanied on
her Florida vacation by Mrs. Err
nest Day of aGithersburg and Mr.
and Mrs. William Day of Amity,
vile.
The Past Matrons and Past Pa
irons Association of Montgomery
County is holding its annual ban
quet tonight at the Masonic Hall
here. Members of Pentalpha
Chapter No. SO, o. E. s., are hosts
for the occasion.
Members of the Parent-Teach.
er Association are reminded that
there will be no meeting in April
because the scheduled meeting
date falls during Holy Week.
Congratulations to James w.
Beers, who celebrated his eighty.
eighth birthday yester. Mr.. Beers
makes his home with his son-in.
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Allen, who entertained at
family dinner in his honor. He
puts many of us younger ones to
shame with his spryness, alert.
ness and his amazing ability in
tipping.
It's good to report that Fred
Grimm and Elwood Marshall
both of whom have been i'll at the
Montgomery County General Hos
pital have returned to their
homes.
Frank Snyder, president of the
Gaithersburg Jaycees, was the
guest speaker at the regular
meeting of the Lions Club or
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Snyder
outlined the detectives and pro
gram of the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, 10th nationally and 10
cally.
Mrs. Thomas Plummer re
turned Tuesday from Chappaqua
New York, where she had beer
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Plummer and
their new son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Cecil OF
Chevy Chase were the Saturday
evening dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Becraft.
This Is Cleanup, Fix.Up
Paint-Up Week in Gaithersburg
in case you didn't know. The Fire
Department and the Jaycees are
joining forces from April GA to
make us all conscious of the need
for neaness and order, both or
our private property and along
out streets and roads. This is q
good time to get to work on some
very unsightly areas here anc
there throughout the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jan Perkins Of
Baltimore and Mr.. and Mrs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

James Britt of Bethesda were din
ner guests of Mrs. Clay Plummer
on Sunday.
This notice Is seemingly far In
advance, but it is well to know
that the Junior Chamber of Com
merce will sponsor a 'Teenage
Road-e-o in Gaithersburg on May
IL; so all you 'teenage drivers get
set. A part of the national Jay
Gee program, the Road-e-o is de-
signed to promote safe driving
among both adults and young
people.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
G'BURG STREET BIDS

Monday is the deadline for sub
hitting bids to resurface Cedar,
Montgomery and Highland ave-
nues in Gaithersburg. The City
Council put the project out for
bids last week. Mayor Merton
Duvall said the job includes as
phalt resurfacing of all three
streets surfaces, a total of APP
proximately five Fights of a mile.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
Dvije ve|ike priredbe u C|eve|andu
Jedna ma 1900 a druqa ma II. maia

Cleveland Ohio. CrOatlan Hour Cleveland Iambu-
RIGA Symphony prredue drug godsnj proljetn koncert
Piles, ko odrzat nedjelju 49, maa 1857 Sloven
skom NarodnOm Domu, 64O9 ST. Clair Ave Program ce
ceit tocno 2:30 poslije podne.
Ova grupa koa je bla organiziraa malo wise cd
godnu dana vec poznata zvan grada Cevelanda Grpa
e pod vodsvom brata Imbro Jim Kovacevc ko poznat
svakom gradu America gde tamburca svira Ceve-
land Tamburice Symphony ce opet kao prize zabavat
rod pjesama melodama koje mnog narod jos nje mig
da cuo Ma progamu &c pjeva mas dobro poznah pevac
Mr. Rudy Ujcic plesati &c Kolo Grupa cd Pomatka 55
H.BZ. kao i Euclid Koko djeca, ukrajnski pesaci
Mama je vro drago javit da isto oval koncert do
azi tamburask zbor IL HBZ Deceg Donna il Des Paines
Illinois, koj ce zabavljat jepm pjesama plesvima
Oval zbor cd % dece e pod vodstvom Mr. Ivan Rozgay
Mi ovdje Clevelandu radosno docekivamo oval zbor,
kao upravitea Djeceg Donna, brata Nick Sarich ME-
govu supugu cujemo da msl doci brat George Kutuzo
vich koji je prize bio upravitelj Djecjeg Donna.
Uaznca koncert pies je $175, Csc cd svake pro-
dane ulaznce bit ce darovano Djecjeg Domu
Ako ina tko izvan grada Ceveanda, koj b hto biti
prisutan koncertu moze dobi uaznce ako pise
John Brek 14O8 East 10th St. Cleveland 3, Ohio, tee
fon Henderson 1862
LA programa biti ce zajedncka vecera donjoj dvo
rani Nakon bti ce pax plesna zabava gornjoj
donjoj dvorani.
pocast djece il Djecjeg Donna posjetnka koji Mi
banket malu zabavu ma subotu 49, maja sat uvece.
E. 36th St. Superior Ave- Uaznca banke je $3.50,
a svirta ce grupa cd Cleveland Tamburca Symphony.
Uaznice banket kao koncert drgi dan moze do
biti kod svakog odseka ovde sto bit prodau
vratima te danove.
Ovime Sc pozvlje say mas narod canovi H.B.z. da
prsustvuju banketu koncertu jer e namjenjeno
dobru svrhu. John Herak, Jr., Izvjestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
Izvjestaj upravite|ja Tiskare h. B. I.
IA DRUGO POLUGODISTE 1856
Gla>nom OdbOru ii. B. Zajednce
StONana sestro brace:


stovana sestro brace:
polugodistu prozvodnja skare bia prmet
1.-Two mania zadnh pougodista To G bio cato sto
pougodsu n bio vech zvanrednh narudzba kao so
bio diva, radi konvencje glavnom bavii
narudzbama akodjer nesto opae kako
rudzb gavn ured tako cd odseka blo osobto
primjeujivo kroz zadnja tri mjeseca.
Naravno, smanlo prihod tskare je radi toga
i gubitak bio veci nego rane
Tskara djeluje pod drukdim uvjema nego druga
odeerja nase organzace Dok duga odenja mau po pri
hc ednake prhode skari prihodi ove kocin posebnh
naruba povh edovh posova Takvh narudzba nekada ina
vro nekada opet sasvim mao Ovo dogadja
cini tskara.
Jedna siguna e troskovi tiskare stalno
Posog sepembra Gavn odbor odobrio da tisar
plaza sampanje zajednicara Medjum, kroz
nkoko mesec oga troskov poras toko da e bo
skoro sasvm izbrsano
dobih povsce plaza, pocevsi
podgnua je cna novnskom papiru Sada placa
ednu papra $13450 Porasao neso trosak od
vazanja postu kao skoro svi drugi roskovi
"Zaedncar' "Jr Magazine predstavjau 900 nase
prozvodnje. Kako tska sada plaza poove
NINA gubi prhoda manh posova koi predstava-
u tex nh 1Ofc njezne proizvodne gubitke
nadoknadit nit Sc to moze otekivati
potrebno je opet preres panje
publikaca odobr tiskar plaza nesto
Poslieratna skupoea n dovela neprku sve brase
nizac nhova suzbena gasia Svaka problem
jala eS svoj naGin. Nekoje rjele tai
u ma svom Nomenclature podge uplacvane 6lansva fond
troskova nekoe usposavie posebn fond drzavane
suzbenog glasa ko podze upatvane skoro svakoj
konvenciji
inflacja prosjed empom kojm e isa kroz zad-
njih desetak godina to ce bti neizbjezno
t6e snage opt mamo potpun broj stano
uposlenh radnka Rucnog sovoslagara ko ao nado
mestih ednm novodosljakom domovne, koj
nie popuno zucen ali veruJemo da &c vremenom on to
opet neprika j. nezadovosva, radi zahtjeva
ec jedan godnjeg odmora sare radnke godnama
uposen kao prgovore sa union emu &c b opet govoa
zasjedanma Upravte skare je uvjeren
ane moze povono rjes mace mogi ima vecih neprka
u buducnosti
ovo G sestro brace sye tsmu sam vas mao oval put
b Gu pripravan dati daljna objasnjenja
Michael Bozic. upravte tiskare.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
0dsiek 345 prosIavit &c 5O-qodiSSniicu

Greensburg, Pa = Odsjek broj 345 Hrvatske Bratske
Zaednice vec cin pripreme da jedan ljep dostojn
nacn proslavi 50godisnjcu svoga opstanka nedelju
una godne Grandview Parku (Sporcs Grove), jed
nu milju JUNO cd Greensburga, Route 49,
Imah cemo izobilju teene hrane ukljuciv raznja
vruce pecene anetine svakojakh napitaka glazbom
pjesmama ce zabavjah vrlo dobro poznati popular
nj tamburaski zbor "Sloboda'.
Mi pozivljemo canove prijatee, mlade stare, il
okolcnh mjesta kotara, da dodju pomognu uzve-
cati rijetku savu. -,. a.,
Naknadno cemo jos osvrnuti.
Michael Masich, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
KAMPANjSkA K0NFERENCA 0DSJEKA
HB.z. U TACOMA | 0K0LICI IL. kAJA

Tacoma, Wash = Nize potpisani tanik odsjeka br 246
ovime pozivlje canove svoga odseka kao clanove
braskh odsjeka broj 425 867 Tacoma te odsjeke 189
u Wikeson Wash odsjeka broj 695 Gig Harbor Wash,
da sto vecem broju dodju Kampanjsku Konferencu
Hrvatske Zaednice, koa &c odrzat nedelju
19. maja 1857. sata posle podne Dvorani 4741
North Baltimore Street. Tacoma.
Ma ovoj Konferenci mati cete prliku eu glavnog od
bornika Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice brata John Ovcac
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