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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
London Students
Make High Score
In English Tests

The London schools made an ex-
cellent showing through the rep
.resentatives who competed in the
"Fir@. English Festival" at Willis
High School Delaware, Friday and
Saturday.
The group from London. accom-
panied by Miss Virginia Freid and
Miss Margaret Long, of the High
School faculty, and Mrs. Harold
Bidwell, competed with students
from Urbana, Big Walnut, Grove
City, Mt. Vernon, and Delaware
Willis.
The Festival was divided into
three Rounds of Groups" The
first recognition went to Celia Bid
well, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold R. Bidwell, who took third
place in Group 2 in the Creative
Writing Workshop" Critic for this
group was Mrs. Harold c. Reed of
the staff of the Delaware Gazette.
In Group 3 Grammar Bee" Lin
da Hood, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hood, placed first and
Gwen Farrar, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell Farrar, took third
place. HortenSe Harter, of the Eng
lish Department of Willis High,
was the consultant.
In the third round of Groups in
Group / the "Old Fashioned Spell
ing Bee" Verla Stidham, daughter
of Mrs. Ethel Stidham, Celia Bid
well and Gwen Farrar, tied for
first place. Mrs. George Zimmer-
man of Willis High English depart
ment was the consultant.
Richard Birmele, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Morris and Roger
Hayman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gle
tus Hayman, took first and second
places respectively.
In commenting on the success of
the London students, Supt. ]. j.
Hartley stated that much credit
should be given to teachers of Eng
lish in the elementary grades for
the excellent background which
was so necessary to make the rec
ord they did at the festival.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
Council Aims AT
Collecting Fines
On All Tickets

London's City Council took ac-
tion Thursday night aimed at en-
forcing to the limit the city's park
ing meter ordinance, including the
collection of fines for past due tic
kets.
According to the ordinance, and
the announced intention of coun-
Gil, all parking meter violators who
do not come in to pay their fines
within three days from the date of
the tickets will be notified to ap-
pear and pay the fine, or to face
court action. In the discussion
council quoted the mayor as say
ing the ordinance would be fully
enforced without favor to any
group. The ordinance becomes ef-
fective 80 days from the Thursday
night meeting under the passage
under suspended rules.
Actually, the ordinance created
$500 per month job of clerk-sec-
retary to assist the Mayor, and to
be at the City Building to collect
parking meter fines, mail out the
legal notification and other neces-
Sary forms to enforce collection of
parking violations.
Under the terms of the ordin-
ance, only sufficient funds were
made available for a 90 day test
period, and lack of results would
mean the end of appropriations for
the job, but the collection of the
many parking ticket fines would
provide the funds needed to con-
tinue the operation.
1t was brought out in the meet
ing that stacks of unpaid tickets
are now on file in the Police De-
partment, and those holding tickets
may pay them within the next 80
days before the working of the or
dinance becomes effective. After
the ordinance starts operating, not
ices are to be mailed in three days
giving three days before further
action will be taken. The owners of
the cars will be held responsible
for violations with their vehicles.
In other action council passed by
! emergency action an ordinance
declaring the necessity for a sani-
tary sewer in the northern section
of the city between Hawthorn and
Garfield avenue. All affected par
ties will be notified by mail, and
will have a chance to voice their
opinion at the May 2 Council
meeting. Discussion about the pro-
| ject also concerned storm sewer
facilities and paving of the street.
No mention was made of the
earlier suggested plans for chang
ing the City's street lighting sys-
tenn, and the solicitor said he had
not had time to thoroughly check
to determine the steps necessary
for the installation of the charter
form of government. Council had
asked at previous meeting that
he provide them with the neces-
sary information, so that they can
study the usefulness of such a type
of government in London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
Brenda Dorm Gets
Top Place In ONE
Singing Contests

Miss Brenda Dorm, a junior in
Madison South High School and
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Dorm, won top honors in
the Ohio Music Educators Asso-
citation competition held recently
at Bexley High School. Her song
which helped win the contest was
Love Is The Wind, and she was
accompanied by her mother at
the piano.
Miss Dorn's top rating was
based on her excellence of tone,
technique, Interpretation, quality,
stage presence and personality.
She was awarded a certificate and
a medal as the winner.
She had won other awards lead
ing up to the Bexley contest. The
Judge was Files E. Snyder
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
Former Police Is
Only Not Guilty"
Plea In Hearings

Steve Nelson, West Jefferson's
former Police Chief, entered the
only plea of not guilty in arraign-
ments Thursday before Common
Pleas Judge Gerald A. Baynes.
Nelson had been indicted by the
Grand jury on a charge of failure
to provide.
The original warrant was sworn
to by Nelson's wife after he disap-
peared early last fall at the same
time young West Jefferson
housewife left her home. Nelson
gave himself up to Madison Coun-
ty Sheriff Herbert c. Markley a
few weeks ago after the two re-
turned to West Jefferson together.
Nelson was again released under
bond, and his trial is scheduled for
May 9.
Others appearing at the hearings
and the charges and dispositions
Thursday We're: Noah Stutzman,
breaking and entering, guilty, 30
months probation and restitution;
Herbert Akers, failure to provide,
guilty plea, "a months probation;
Wilbur Smith, guilty plea, failure
to provide, "a months probation;
Roy Lambert, assault and bat
tery guilty plea, l day in Jail
and a fine of 500 and costs
and Robert Lutz, guilty plea, sec
ond degree manslaughter, 90 days
in Jail and S100 and costs plus sus-
pension of drivers license for three
years.
Nelson is still permitted to
change his plea if he chooses.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
Former Resident
Dies In Indiana

DR.. Bruce r. Vent, 73, native
of Madison County, died at his
home in Kokomo, Indiana, Thurs
day, following a long illness.
A son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
David Vent of London, DR.. Vent
spent all his young life in this
community.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs.
Howard ChenoWeth of Summer
ford; his wife, one daughter, one
son and four grandchildren.
Funeral services and interment
at 2:30 o'clock Saturday in Ko-
komo.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
Mid Eight League Is
Now Full, Begins In '5s

Central Ohio'S Mid-Eight Athlet-
ic League is now complete.
Arrangements were made this
week designating Mifflin, Grove
port and Gahanna Lincoln as the
three additional schools to make
the eight, after Worthington drops
out. The other teams, original
members of the old Mid-Six are
London, Grove City, billiards,
Marysville and Westerville.
The new league schedules will
become effective with the 1858
season. Present members of the
old league will participate in the
1888 games.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
TUMBLISoNS ANNOUNCE
ARRIVAL OF GIRL

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tumblison
announce the birth of daughter,
Dawn Denise. at Doctors Hospital,
Sunday, April IA. The Tumblisons
recently moved from London to
140 North Hamilton Road, Colum-
bus.
Mrs. Tumblison is the former
Rosemary Shively of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
Ralph Nielsen Is
With Army Glass
At Fl. Gordon, Ga.

Pvt. Ralph H Nielsen son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Nielsen,
113 Jackson blvd, Plain City, Ohio,
recently completed the teletype op-
Grafton course at the Army's
Southeastern Signal School, Fort
Gordon, Ga.
Nielsen entered the Army last
November and completed basic
training at Fort Benning, Ga.
A 1856 graduate of Ohio State
University, he is a member of Beta
Alpha Psi fraternity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
KUlLBERGS ANNOUNCE
BIRTH OF SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kullberg,
Richmond Avenue, announce the
birth of son, Andrew Martin at
Union County Memorial Hospital,
Marysville, Thursday, April Ii.
Mrs. Kullberg is the former Dor
othy Ekedahl, daughter of Madi-
son County Engineer, H. G. Exc
dahl of the Richmond Avenue ad-
dress and the late Mrs. Ekedahl
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
Mother Of Local
Woman Dies; Rites
Here At Kirkwood

Services for Mrs. Harry Floyd of
Arlington Heights, Chicago, mo-
ther of Mrs. William c. Holton,
North Oak Stret, who died sudden
ly Friday, were at the grave in
Kirkwood Cemetery here Sunday
afternoon. The services we're con-
Quoted by the Reverend Z. A. Wall,
with interment by the Lukens Fu-
neral Service.
Mrs. Floyd suffered a sudden
heart attack in Chicago on Friday
as she was returning from a trip
to Saginaw, Michigan.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
Corn Loan Forms Now
Available In County

Loans and Purchase Agreements
for the 1856 Crop Corn will be
available through April 80, 1857
according to Russell Lightle. mana
ger of the Madison A. S. c. coun-
ty office.
Producers that are interested in
securing a loan or Purchase Agree
ment are asked to make application
not later than April "a, 1857 so the
loan can be processed by April 30
deadline.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
Experiment Farm Manager Honored Here
At Recognition Banquet; Beef Group
Praises Work OF Many Research Plans
Rogers Retiring
During Year As
Area Farm Head

Madison County beef producers
and other interested people honor
ed Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Rogers
Tuesday night with a banquet at
Madison South High School. G. w.
Bud" Putnam, manager of Orle-
ton Farms, and Chairman of the
County Beef Committee, acted as
master of ceremonies. More than
$50 people attended the meeting
recognizing the Rogers for the
many years spent on the Madison
County Experiment Farm near
London.
Friends from all over the state
attended the meeting, including
son, Neil Rogers, and his family
from Troy, Ohio. Rogers told the
group that he plans to retire some
time this year, and get to farming
flor himself.
Robert Haglier, president of the
Ohio Beef Cattle Association ex-
pressed appreciation in behalf of
the Ohio Beef Cattle Feeders for
the contribution that Mr.. Rogers
has made to the Beef Cattlemen in
Ohio DR.. Earl Klosterman in
charge of Beef Cattle Research at
the Ohio Experiment Station, COM
mented that records of beef re-
search under H. W. Rogers for the
past forty years at the Madison
County Farm could be found in
Morrison's Feed and Feeding Book
among many other publications
and has been translated into at
least three different foreign lang
uageS. Klosterman commented that
some of the main beef cattle re-
search had been done on the value
of corn silage, the value of corn
cob in beef ration plus many 9TH
er aspects of the beef business.
Owen Ackerman presented a brief
history of the Rogers past 40 years
starting from the time Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers were in college. Later
Mr.. Rogers taught school before
going into Agricultural Experiment
Work. Mrs. Rogers majored in
music while she was in college. 1t
was mentioned that the Rogers
family has taken an active part in
the community activities such as
Church, Farm Bureau, and Farm
ers Club. Rogers was chairman of
the Farm Bureau Board for sever
al years. He was District LegiSla-
tive Spokesman for Farm Bureau
a few years ago for which he won
a trip to Washington, d. c. with a
delegate from Ohio. Ackerman con-
cluded with a presentation of
living room chair as a gift of the
Beef Committee, Farm Bureau,
Soil Conservation Supervisors,
Farm Bureau Coop, and Dryers.
Mrs. Rogers was also given an or
child corsage. The Final speaker
was Dean L. L. Rummell, College
of Agriculture, who praised Rog-
ers' work and showed some slides
of the Ohio Agriculture College
work in India and some pictures of
the Holy Land.
Corky Boyd sang two songs dur
ing the banquet with Diane Spack-
ner as accompanist. The meal was
served by the Madison South
Boosters Club. The chairman of the
dinner committee was Mrs Robert
Hines.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
ENTERS HOSPITAL

Maurice Mossbarger has return
ed to Mt. Carmel Hospital where
he underwent a spinal operation
Tuesday. His room number is 758.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
a
CENTURY
OF Service To
MADISON COUNTY
Continuously
SINCE 1857
8 OUR
"a lfK6SWN

llllflkS IlG WOIl Tic dNC.
iRKsoME
People we can't stand are
those who send house-to-
house statesmen to our house.
BRAINS
A. philosopher is a man who
knows when he has had
enough before he has had it.
DIVORCE
When the ship of matri-
mony goes on the rocks some
one always ends up with a
raft of kids.
LIVING
A great many people who
see the handwriting on the
wall never bother to read
what it says.
INVENTION
Newest invention is chick
en- croquette on a stick like
a popsicle. Of course, the in
ventor doesn't say whether he
will use pork or veal.
FACT
To most of us, working cap
ital is nothing more than take
home pay. In the same vein,
monetary structure is the
building in which we work.
HUNTING
A man walked out of the
woods in a high state of excite
ment. Seeing a fellow hunter,
he asked, Are all the others
home from hunting?"
"Shore are" was the reply.
"Well in that case I've shot
a deer" said the man.
PENAL
We like the one about the
warden in an eastern peniten-
tiary VINO made the following
statement after three men
sawed through the bars and
escaped "In every institu-
ton of this kind one is bound
to find a few malcontents!"
OVERHEARD
Overheard in a manhole:
"Have another drink Charlie
it makes you think you're so
witty"
HAPPINESS
A policeman has it good.
The hours are long and the
pay is small but what makes
up for these shortcomings is
that the customers are al
ways wrong.
suss
You can never steal a kiss
from a girl-you only kiss her
sooner than she figured you
would.
VIEWPOINT
A sleepy Mexican rode his
burro toward the village
while his wife walked behind
carrying a heavy load.
Stranger asked the Mexican
why he rode while his wife
walked. Mexican candidly re-
piled, "Senor, my wife doesn't
own burro"
supN THoT
The longest way home is the
shortest route to quick mar
riage.
HUMN!
Father was questioning his
17-year-old son on the pros
poets for the future but was
getting no where. isn't there
anything that you'd like to
be?" asked dad.
Boy thought a moment and
said, well, yes, I guess I'd
like to be a retired business
mani!
oUiP
Two sweet young things
were discussing a certain mu-
tual boy friend, Said one,
well, Willie is OK. but he's
the only man / know who is
all feet when he's dancing
and all hands when he isn't"
OUCH!
1st Voice on Telephone: Il
hope I haven't disturbed your
sleep calling at this hour!'
2nd Voice: "Oh that's al
right, old man, had to get
up to answer the phone any
way"
TIT?
A minor operation is one
performed on someone else.
STARVATION
And we suppose you've
heard about the mind reader
who set up shop in Hollywood
and promptly starved to death.
WELL?
ITO play great music, you
have to keep your eye on a
distant star" says composer.
We've had rather far away
eve on Marilyn Monroe ever
since Joe struck out and we
can't get a sound out of a
kazoo!
LAST WORD
A conscience is something
that feels awful when every
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19
Wearing Apparel


IF THE SHOE FITS-wear 1t. II 1t
doesn't sell 1t. You can get rid of
all those old things with want
ad.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-04-19

ROBERT c. WHEELER
HEAD, NEWSPAPER DIVISION
oaIo STATE gUsEum
COLUMBUS 10, oaIo pE :,
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01
BEDROOM SUITES

Ke9. NOW
3pc. Lane bedroom suite. large chest,
double dresser with mirror book
bed. tokoy finish ...."...........329.95 2s9s5
3-pc. Crescent bedroom suite poster
bed. triple dresser with framed mir
ror. chesf-on-chst, solid cherry .......57o95 49e95
3-WoInut J. D. Bossett bedroom, double
dresser with mirror chest book
case bed, legs have bross ferruIes
and pieces have bross pulls .........254.o5 22o.o5
2-J. D. Bosset PUmice suite, piece bed
room. chest, double dresser With
mirror night fobIe bookcase bed,
Iouverd drowers .240.05 22os5
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01

Reg NOW
1-lAelow walnut Lane Bedroom suite,
bookcase bed. chest. double dress
with mirror, night table ........"4oo.05 3S9.95
1-crowford 3pc. maple bedroom, poster
bed, chest and dresser with mirror ...21o.95 19e.o5
ID. D. Bossett 3pc. bedroom, pearl gray
finish, triple dresser with mirror chest
bookcase bed 2oo.o5
forest bedroom 3-pc modern suite,
double dresser with mirror, chest,
bookcase bed. solid wood, Stor-
liaht finish ..279 .279.o5 2As.e5
WE ALSO HAVE MANY OTHER STYLES AND FINISHES IN
J. D. BAsSETT SUITES
ALL j. D. BASsETT BEDROOM SUITES HAVE CENTER
GUIDED, DOVE-TAILED DRAWERS
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-01
DINING ROOM


Lanes newest addition! Modern Dining
Room, chairs, drop-eof table,
large china, mellow walnut with
citrus coored cushions ...............57o.o5 46o.o
Keller maple dnete, round extension
table. oves. Captains ,
2-Mohogony drop-eof extension tobles,
extends to 100 inches ...............139.o5 1925
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
TR0DNEVNA PR0SLAVA HRVATSK0G
DANA PITTSBURGHA | 0K0uCE
Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Greater Pittsburgh Croatian Day
Committee" - Odbor Proslayu Hryatskog Dana Pitts
burgha okolce priredjuje Trodneynu Proslayu Hryat
skog Dana koja &c Sc odrzavat slijedecim redom
subotu 3l-og augusta, odrzavati ce redovita 60
disnja Proslaya Hrvatskog Dana Hepom prostranom
Kennywood Parku gdje ce zvadat epi glazbeni pro-
gram druge prredbe gre Ma glazbenom deu programa
nastupiti ce Holy Trinity Junior Tamburzans zbor il
Ambridga Pa Hrvatsko Pevacko Drstyo Javor" IL No.
Side Ptsburgha popularn umjenici radio rekorda Po
aega Tamburitza Orchestra" il Youngstowna, Ohio.
nedelju, Log septembra odrzavati &c post Cro-
attain Day Reunion Hrvatskom Domu, 4th Antsbury
Streets Ranknu Pa koem ce takoder biti izvadjan
ljepi program te Piles cijelu vecer dobru glazbu
ponedeljak, 2. septembra - Labor Day - odrza-
vat piknik Croatan Centru bizo Babcock Boule-
varda Milvae Pa.
Soga, brace sesre, panrajte svoje aktivnosti
bavu razonodu gore navedena tri dana tn svrhu
zabiljezte: Godisnu Proslavu Hrvatskog Dana Kenny
wood Parku 1. augusta Post Croatian Day Reunion
ma 1. septembra Hrvatskom Domu Rankinu; piknik,
kojeg prredjue Odbor Hrvaskog Dana 2. septembra
= ma Labor Day Croatian Centru u Mllvale, Penna
(predgradje Ptsburgha) pa sto vecem brou dodte
priredbe, sobom povedite svoje pratee
ce da sv krugu svojih prijatelja clanova nase
Hrvaske Bratske Zaednice ugodno pozabavmo razvese
mo kroz recena tr dana.
Dodjite uzivajte zajedno mama!
Tony rajdic, ia ink Odbora
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07

nevolji. Ina nekoliko suseljana
koji su ma ovo pitanje pomoci
nasem Vatrogasnom Drustvu
pristupili "sa rukavicama", sa
izgovorom "ovako j onako" -
samo ne onako. kako treba i ka-
ko moze biti cd koristi, sto sva-
kako nije dobro, a nj lijepo.
Brace draga, pokazimo sada. o.
vom prilikom, dobrim cinom, da
smo potomci onih, koji su u
srednjem vijeku razbili tursku
silu u slavnom nasem Turopolju,
kao braca onih, koji SUI IL
lijepe nase domovine izjurili
njemacke / talijanske fasiste
ostale protunarodne gauge cd
njih ocistili ognjista nasih ota-
ca! Pokazimo, da smo slozni
jedinstveni u radu "a pomoc u
ovoj plemenitoj stvari!
Syi oni, koji jos nisu dali pri-
loge u ovom sabiranju, umolja
vaju Sc, da svoje priloge saljr
ma ovu adresu: JankO Robich
80 E. 212th St., Cleveland %
Ohio.
Svima yam, brace sestre
zelim sretan zivot dobro zdrav.
lie!
Joso Crnko, izviestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
Natjeeaj "a pazikufu
Kluba odsieka broi 4

Etna, Pa. - Odsjek br. 4
H. B. Zajednice raspisuje ma
tjeca.i "a pazikucu svog novog
i moderno uredjenog kluba u
Etna, Pa.
Svi oni koji Sc zele matte
cati "a oval polozaj trebaju
predati s svoje natjecaje od-
sjecnom predsjedniku iii tai
niku, iii iste donijeti ma od-
sjecnu sjedniku, koja &c sc
odrzavati u nedjelju, II. au-
gusta, i to ne poslije 2 sa-
ia poslije podne. Natjecatelji
moraju biti clanovi odsjeka
broj 4 H. B. Zajednice.
Daljnje informacije po-
tankosti u pogledu ovog po-
lozaja "a pazikucu, mogu Sc
dobiti cd bilo kojeg odsjec-
nog odbornika.
Toliko do znanja ravna.
MIA svima clanovima naseg
odsjeka, a narcotic onima ko-
j Sc Interestingly "a oval po-
lozaj.
Mark Vinski, predsj.
Joseph Rukavina, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
Mo|ba Vrboycanima
Cleveland, Ohio.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Dole nj
ze donosimo molbu cd zupnika
Rihard Valic, koju je uputio svi-
ma mama Vrbovcanima u Ame-
rici i Kanadi, "a pomoc poprav-
ka crkve svetog Ivana Nepomu-
ka u Vrbovskom, Gorski Kotar,
Hrvatska. Cd mole strane, ma
koju je poslata ova molba, ia
takodjer apeliram ma sve nase
Vrbovcane da Sc ovoj molbi o.
dazovemo u koliko je to kome
moguce. najmanji darak dobro
&c i'm doci.
Sve vas pozdravlja,
Justina Sloser, 1873 E. Al
ST., Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Molba cd zupnika il kraja
glasi ovako:
Molim u mole ime i mojih
vjernih zupljana, da mas pomo-
gnete sa novcanim doprinosima,
da mozemo popraviti nasu crkvu
svetog Ivana Nepomuka Vr-
bovskom, Gorski Kotar. Nasa
crkva je oronirana polja il
nutra, kroz prokisnjava, te je
zadnji cas- da nesto ucinimo.
Brace u Kristu, mi sc sa po-
uzdanjem obracamo k wanna u
iseljenistvu i trazimo vasu po-
moe, jer be- vase pomoci mi nj
smo u mogucnosti nista uciniti.
Ovo je mas sveti hram, gdje ma
djemo utjehu u nasem svagda-
MEM zivotu. Mi Sc u ovoj crkvi
molimo "a sve, mrtve 1--WE, koji
su primili milost Boziju u ovoj
crkvi, pa gdje Sc oni nalazili.
Svi oni koji mas pomognu ovoj
svetoj stvari, biti &c upisani u
povijest nase crkve, pa makar
bio najmanji doprinos. Mi vam
nista ne mozemo, nego Sc skru-
seno moliti svevisnjem "a zdrav.
lie vas i vase djece, te prikazat
svete mise "a sve pokojne. da
i'm svevisnji udijeli svoju milost
Svi doprinosi &c biti oglaseni
u hrvatskim novinama u iselje.
nistvu. Sve doprinose saljite ma
nasu milu i dragu Vrbovcanku
dobru katolikinju, Justinu Slo.
ser, 1873 E. Al Street, Cleve.
land 3, Ohio, U. S. A. Iii izrav.
no ma zupnika, Rihard Valic, Vr,
bovsko, Gorski Kotar, Jugosla.
via, sa napomenom, "a popra
yak crkve sv. Ivana Nepomuka
Mnogo hvala gosp. JUSTIN
Sloser, koja Sc primila, te &. S
Kovacevic, koji je u stalnom do
pisivanju sa mnom.
Vas u kristu,
Rihard Valic.
Vabovsko, Gorski kotar.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
LACKO MALCEVIC

Detroit. Mich. Ovime javlja-
mo tuznu' vijest prijateljima
&lanstvu HBZ., da je odsjek broj
351 izgubio IL svojih redova du-
gogodisnjeg clana, brata Lacka
Malcevica, koji je umro 30. janu-
ara 1857.
Bio je rodjen 1895. II selu Ku-
Ie, kotar Velika Gorica, Hrvatska
q ovu zemlju je dosao kao mia
die 1918. godine, u Farrell, Pa,
gdje je stupio u odsjek broj 342
NHZ. godine 1915. q kasnije u
ujedinjeni odsjek 126. Oko 1929.
godine preselio Sc il Farrella u
Detroit, tako je sa prestupnom
nstom do5ao mas odsjek. u ko-
~jem je ostao do syoje smrti.
Pokojnik je bio vrlo dobro po-
xnat nasem narodu, posto je po-
lazio ma razne priredbe, kako od-
Sjeka tako / drugih drustava. Bio
je veseljak te je jako volio glaz-
bu pjesmu, a sam je volio da
pjeva posto je po prirodi imao
5ako dobri glas. Prena tome bio