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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-04

Fiftieth anniversary of business
in the same location is being OBJ
served this week by the. A. Hau-
enstein & Son drug store, Bluff
toms oldest business establish
ment.
Chicken thieves raided the
poultry house of F. ]. Badert-
scher north of town on the Dixie
highway, Monday night and stole
fifty pullets.
Bluffton post, American Legion
officers elected at its meeting
Thursday evening are: COM
mander, Fred Fritchie; vice com.
mander, ]. Norman King; adju,
tan, Ralph Henry; finance offic'
er, Armin Hauenstein; chaplain
w. A. Howe.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-04
NelUs Our Fathers Read
FROM THE BLUFFTON NEWS ISSUE OF NOV. g. 1928

Miss Martha Graber of New
ton, Kansas, has been named
superintendent of the Bluffton
Community hospital by the board
of directors of the institution.
She has begun her administra-
tive duties.
Bluffton high school gridders
brought their 1928 home season
to a close last Friday afternoon
with a spectacular 60 win over
Ada high.
Mrs. John Watkins, who was
injured in an automobile acci-
dent last week, has been re-
moved to her home on Cherry
street where she is convalescing
nicely.
Scouts of the community viii
begin their winter session at 6
meeting Monday night at z o..
clock. All scouts are urged to at
tend. Robert Schaeublin, Jr., as
sistant scoutmaster, will heac
the meeting.
Outside work on building addi
tons at the Bluffton water works
plant was completed during the
past week, and everything is il
readiness for the setting of thu
machinery, Superintendent Johr
Swisher announced Tuesday.
Amos Tschiegg is moving from
the Oberly property at Jackson
street and College avenue to hi!
fathers farm west of town.
The Shalleys spent Sunday il
the home of Leslie Basinger il
Fostoria. Yes, a rabbit dinner
was enjoyed by everyone anc
they had a fine time.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-04
TALK
TEENERS
by Beverly Benroth

THE TRIHI-Y girls are bring
ing in and repairing used toys
in their club room after school
hours. Next Wednesday they will
present them to the children at
the Lima Children's home.
PAUL w. STAUFFER, direc-
tor of purchasing at the Triplett
spoke to the Hi-Y group Tues
day evening on Parliamentary
Procedure" The boys then dis
cussed and practiced what had
been demonstrated.
THE LIBRARY CLUB is pre-
Senting a Book Fair" this week
in the high school library. The
public is invited to look over the
large selection of new books on
display, and orders may be plac-
ed for purchases.
FOUR SENIOR GIRLS will
compete with others all over Ohio
in the Betty Crocker Future
Homemaker of Tomorrow con-
test. The highest scorer from
each school will receive an
award. Those competing locally
are Sue Crawfis, Marcene Zim-
norman, Pam Berry and Sher-
lyn MoSer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-04
COUNTRY FLAVOR

man wants, for then he can take
his short-handled brush broom
and sweep things together.
We have nothing against tele-
vision or radio. Each has earned
its niche in the scene Americana.
We do claim, however, that the
art of fire poking should not be
allowed to disappear. Men have
poked fires from ancient days,
and one reason for it is that they
know a flame on the hearth
means a glow in the heart.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-04
Adult Farm Topic
Bulk Fertilizer

The Bluffton adult farmers
class will discuss Bulk Fertiliz-
ers" at their meeting Monday
evening at 8 p. IN. in the voca-
tional-agriculture room in Bluff
ton high school.
The discussion will cover both
dry and liquid fertilizers and
equipment used to apply the fer
tiliZers.
Personnel from the Schumach-
er Soil Service will be on hand
to aid in the discussion.
The Bluffton adults class has
been invited to attend the adult
farmers meeting at Shawnee high
school where Riley Dougan, ex-
tension economist at Ohio State
university, will discuss farm out
look for 1859.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-04
Beaverdam

A/2c William r. Burns, u. S
Air Force, who has been sta.
toned at Mccoy A. +. B. Or.
lando, Florida, is home on leave
visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. K. Burns, before leav.
ing for England where he will
be stationed for three or four
years. He will attend the Mary.
land School of Technology, study
ing radar and electrical engi-
neering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Stemen
and family of Convoy spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. o. X.
Burns and family. A Thanksgiv-
ing dinner was served and a nice
time was had by all.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Michael on the birth
of a son, Tad Alan, in Germany,
on Nov. "a. Larry is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Michael
and his wife is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Davis of Wa
pakoneta.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Fritshi, who are the
parents of a son, Ernest John,
born in Lima Memorial hospital.
They also have a daughter, Lisa
Christina, 13 months old. Mrs.
F'ritshi is the former Ruth Wink
leman of this place, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Winkleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hall spent
Thanksgiving day at the home of
their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. j,
X, Alterholt and family of Ft.
Wayne, Indiana. r.
Miss Amanda Hoch of Findlay
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Hoch, MIR.
and Mrs. Floyd Hoch and chill
dren of Rawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Boop and children spent
Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Boop and family.
Dick and Beverly Boop spent
their Thanksgiving vacation with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Hoch of near RawSon.
Enjoying Thanksgiving dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Don
aldson and daughters were Miss
Betty Donaldson of Findlay. Mr..
and Mrs. Delmer Donaldson and
Bill of MeComb and Miss Rose
Marie KesSler of Tiffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester joseph
and family of Lima entertained
at apre- Thanksgiving dinner on
Friday the following: Mr.. and
Mrs, Oliver Zimmerman and son
and MIR. and Mrs. Gideon Stein
er, Jr.I and son of Bluffton, and
Mrs. Alma AmSfutz of Beaver
dam.
Mrs. Effie Pfelfer returned
home Friday after spending a
few weeks with her daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Johnson and
family at Lombard, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Vertner,
who were planning to leave for
Jacksonville, Florida, Wednesday
Dec. 3, have postponed their trip
to the south until a warmer date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nelson who
are in Arizona write that they
spent day in Tombstone, "The
town too tough to die" They ex-
pect to leave for Port Isabel, Tex
as, Dec. 8. In Arizona they saw
the worlds largest rosebush. II
spreads over an arbor that COW
ers over 5000 square feet, and
each spring il is covered with
millions of white roses.
Funeral services were held last
Friday at the Diller Funeral
home for Miss Bertha Conrad,
who passed away inthe home OF
her sister, Miss Helen Conrad,
and brother-in-law, Edward Fett.
She had been an invalid for 4O
years, Also surviving is a neph-
ew, Harley Fett of Oakland, Cal.
Two sisters preceded her in
death. Burial was in Woodland
cemetery, Beaverdam. We ex-
tend our sympathy to Helen and
Mr.. Fett.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-04
CIR Farmers Class
Opens Wednesday

Adult classes for all the far.
mers in the Cory-Rawson school
district opened yesterday evening
with representatives from the
Cleveland Union Stock Yards dis
cussing livestock marketing.
Classes are to be held each
Wednesday evening at the school,
instructor M. J. Cook has an
nounced.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-04
Arlene Marshall
To Wed Saturday

Miss Arlene Marshall and vii.
lis Marquart will be married
Saturday at 7:30 p. m. in the
First Methodist church, with the
Rev. James Heininger officiat-
ing.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mar
shall, Bluffton, and her fiance is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Marquart, Rawson.
Music will begin at z p. m.
with the wedding ceremony at
7:30. Wedding is by invitation
only.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-12-04

CORRECTIVE SOIL TREAT
MENTS are important in getting
new pasture seedlings off to a
good start.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
Rostros, Literature Y Intermediates
Por OSCAR II. RoMAcUERA

"Una grande nariz", dice CT
rano de Bergerac en- Ell ceilebre
drama de Rostand, "denota un
grande hombre genial, corteS,
Intellectual, viril, valiente". Los
ojos por su parte, y principal
mente en- ell plano lirico, tambien
han sido tema de los escritores,
y Shakespeare una vez los la
mo LAS ventanas del coraZon".
Por 10 demas, abandan en- la Ii
teratura universal las alusiones
a las caracteristicas faciales y 'su
relacion con los sentimientos, la
psicologia, y Ell estado fisico de
los individuos.
BESIDE luego que la ciencia
medica puede abrigar serias du-
das acerca de la exactitud clint
ca de tales manifestations lite
rarias, No hay que insistir en- que
la fortaleza de I'm hombre NADIA
tiene que yer con las proporci-
mes de su apendice nasal, y aun
los ojos mas expresivos no lie
garan a revelar ell estado del CO.
razon. No obstante, y a~partando-
nos ahora de la poesia, 10 cierto
es que la nariz, los ojos, la boca
y, en- una palabra, ell semblante
en- general, 81 que d~esempe1an
I'm papel de importancia en- ell
diagn6stico medico; tai es ell te-
ma de I'm articulo aparecido e.
cientemente en- Lancet, revista
medica britannica.
En- los casos de ciertas enfer-
medades una ojeada al rostro del
paciente resultara para ell medico
mas reveladora que algunos COM
plicados procedimientos diagnos-
ticos. La brillantez de la mira
da, ell %sonrojo de las mejillas, la
actividad de las ventanas nasa-
les, y Ell herpes febril -por
ejemplo- son sintomas tipicos
de una forma comun de pulmo-
MIA. Una expression me"ilenta,
con ojos d%eprimidos, sientes y
mejillas hundidas, y I'm aspecto
de abatimiento general -estado
fisonomico llamado facies hipo-
cratica- puede que correspon-
dan a una inflammation abdomi-
nal aguda, o al colera. I'm matiz
azulado en- los labios es rasgo
distintivo de algunos enfermos
del corazon.Y los males caracte-
rizados por erupciones de la
piel, como Ell sarampion, Ia es.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
o LEON 81
Ell Cariho de su Esposo

seria Transformation en- SUI es-
tructura afectiva.
En- eStoS tristes casos, ell vasta-
go, en- lugar de unir con lazos
aun mas solldos a esa pareja,
viene, de modo inmerecido, a ser
ell causante de su distanciamien-
to, y por extension a sufrir la
falta de carino del padre.
A wees preferimos atribuir eS-
tas Situaciones a falta de senti-
mlentos paternales en- nuestro
marido pero no debemos razonar
de esta manera porque ell alma
del hombre es I'm jardin en- Ell
que una mujer amante puede ha-
Ger brotar las mas hermosas flo
res del Sentimiento. Ell carino
por ell hijo puede surgir, 81 no
espontaneamente. por obra de
nuestro propio amor.
No incurramoS en- ell error de
no buscar en- nIestra conducta
ell motive de SUI actitud. Podria-
(Pasa a la Pagina C
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
REcETA DEL OLA
ATUN CON MARANON
loo gramos de tallarines fritos Zen

leo gramos de tallarines fritos Zen
latados o fritos en- casa)
/ lata de sopa condensada, sa.
Dor de crema de hongoS
Un cuarto taxa de aqua
l taxa de atun, escurrido
lis gramos de maranones salados
! taxa de apio, finamente picado
/ cebolla mediana, picada
Pimiento y perejil al gusto.
81 no puede ~conseguir los ITALIA
rines fritos enlatados, pueden pre-
pararse asf: Sc cuecen cerca de $50
gramos de ~tallarines delgados en-
aqua hirviendo por unos 5 mimi.
tos. Sc enjuagan en- aqua fra, y Sc
escurren bien. Sc frien en- bastan.
tie grasa bien c~aliente, unos pocos
a la vez, hasta que queden ligera-
mente dorados. Sc quitan de la
grasa y Sc dejan escurri1 sobre pa
pei absorbente.
Sc pone Ell horno a calentar a
unos 1852 C. (350oF.) Sc combi-
nan la mitad de los tallarines fri.
tos con la sopa condenasada, Ell
aqua, Ell atun, los maranones, Ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

Muchas wees las madres sue
len entregarse de tai manera a
querer al hijo que estan esperan-
dc. que involuntariamente, van
desatendiendo a su marido y has
ia llegan al extreme de exluir-
10 de csc mundv maravilloso de
ensuenos que la espera de un hi
jo crea en- nosotras.
Esto, como es de Suponer, HE
re al hombre, y puede darse Ell
case de que reaccione, sintiendo
celos del hijo.
La falta de carino y atencion
afecta sus sentimientos, adn
cuando comprenda que 10 anna
mos como antes porque los ma
ridos siempre esperan de la mu-
ier la ternura, la dedication y
las caricias que recibian o de-
seaban recibir - de SUI madre.
SAunque para muchas mule
res = sobre TODD las muy jove-
mes = 1esulta inadmisible, la ex-
periencia nos ensena, a quienes
hemos vivido algo, que pesa mas
en- la oalanza de las grandes
realizaciones del hombre ell pla-
tillo de la ternura que Ell de la
passion.
En- muchos momentos de SUI
existencia ell hombre necesita
mas ser comprendido y acom-
panado afectivamente que anna
do con passion por la mujer.
FL hombre debe sentir que la
esposa comparte con Ell todos
sus intereses, que no Sc reserva'
NADIA. Cualquiera introversi6n de
ella provoca desaz6n y celos en-
ell marido, ash Sc quiera JUS
Gficarla con la entrega al hijo.
Por ESQ Sc dan tan a menudo
ell case de matrimonios enamo-
RADIOS y bien avenidos que con
la llegada del hijo sufren una
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

carlatina y la viruela, son por 10
general faciles de reconocer en- Ell
rostro del enfermo.
Els la expression general de la
cara 10 que reveal la enfermedad
al ojo clfnico del medico. Segdn
81 articulo de Lancet, la fiebre
tifoidea suele dar lugar a una fl
sonomia indiferente. La polio
mielitiS bulbar que es la mas
peligrosa forma de esta enter
medad- Sc traduce en- su sem
blante fGnebre. Y una expression
languida, pesarosa y apatica, con
la boca alberta, puede ser reve-
ladora de la amigdalitis cronica.
Ell dolor en- general Sc retrata
desde luego en- la cara de muchos
pacientes; pero la expression de
intento sufrir y de absolute de.
saliento, producida por los agu-
dos y periodicos dolores de ca
beza debidos a la jaqueca, result
ia especialmente impresionante.
Y para los medicos de a bordo
no constitnye una proeza dag
nostica identificar ell marco en-
la lividez y la total desespera-
cion evidentes en- las caras de
algunos pasajeros.
De vez en- cuando, las amor
malidades musculares de la cara
pueden ser signos de graves de-
sordenes en- otras parties del
cuerpo. Por ejemplo, ell nistag.
mo -rapida oscillation del globo
del oio- es uno de los signos de
la esclerosis multiple, affection
del sistema nervioso central. Y
tambien existen las "sonrisas de
la enfermedad": la llamada risa
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

sardonica -semblante sonriente
orlglnado en- I'm espasmo facial
es tipica del tetanos; y otra SON
rlsa, aparentemente burIona Y
producida por la accion deficien.
tie de los mGsculos faciales infe-
rlores, puede ser senal de la
miastenia grave, dolencia que
produce una debilidad muscular
p%rogresiva.
Los medicos afirman que ell
color de la cara suele resultar
I'm buen barometro de la enter.
medal. La palidez, en- cualquier
forma, ocurre por 10 general aso-
ciada con algun estado morboso;
tipica de ciertos trastornos SAN
guineos es la tez de matiz anna
rlllento; un TIME marfileno pue-
de correspondent a inflammation
de los rinones; y una piel de CO.
Tor rojizo oscuro muchas veces
representa- senal segura de la
presencia del bocio exoftalmico,
(Pasa a la Pagina OCHO)
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
lUGA1 VINO
Y CoN0UISTO!

FL Iunes Posodo Xavier
Cueot, ell dinomico "Rey de
la Rumble, visito las dos
tiendos Richards y outoero-
fio fotoerofios O mos de 900
cIientes de Richards. LIE to-
mo tres pIumos automobiles
y vorios horos de firmos,
pero hosto ell ultimo minute
Mr.. Cueot estuvo tan olegre
y oentiI como en- ell primer
rnomento que entro EN- Ri
chords. Una senoro que solo
hoblobo espohol ehorlo con
"Cueie" en- SUI leneuo notivo
! y consieuio fo%toerofios poro
coda uno de su fomilio.
Aunque ell motive principal
! de su vista era introducir en-
Miami la "Choqueto Cueot"
luna eIeeonte choqueto que
Sc puede usor de dio o de
noche-y que este en- ell
Departments de Cobolle-
ros de Richords) Sc llevo ell
corozon de muchos mid
nenses". La proximo senno-
ma debutord en- ell Waldorf
Astoria en- Nuevo York y su
eneontodoro esPoso, Able
Lane, voIvero q su eomedio,
"Oh, Coptoin". en- Broad
WON.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
Las Canas, I'm Motive de BeI|eza

Marlene Dietrich toda una abue-
la, luce mucho mejor que mu-
chas estrellas juveniles de la
pantalla.
En- vez de tenir Ell cabello
blanco, este Sc puede avivar con
matices mas wives. Hay produc-
tos a la venta que lie quitan la
tonalidad amarillenta de las ca
mas sin anadirle I'm tono antina-
tural, solamente lie dan reflejo.
Aunque dura POGO TEMPO, no
mancha las toallas, nj la ropa,
nj desaparece al peinarse.
Este producto Sc encuentra en-
tres tonalidades; una que impair
tie un hrillo de perlas a las ca
mas, otra que lie da reflejos dia-
mantinos y la otra que obscure
ce ligeramente, dandole un tono
de hume negro.
Pruebelo y vera que sus canas
constituiran un motive mas pa
"a SUI belleZa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
L00R Al
6ANADOR!

iAquf venoo, 0rond b.
hama! ESQ es Ia concion
temo de Mrs. Walter Jen-
kins, de 10000 N. E. II CT,
quien eono ell concurso de
"Por que me eusto compror
en- Richards, celebrodo du-
ronte ell Jubilee de Mayo en-
Richards. Su Complement q
Ia frose que merecio ell pre-
milo del Jurodo, decio osi:
me susto eompror en- Ri
Chords. poFque es 10 tiendc
donde ell susto refinodo en-
euentro coIidod; los ohorro-
tivos eneuentron economic;
los ocupodos e%neuentron So
tisfoeeion." Los Jueces OPT
noron que Mrs. jenkins pu-
so focilmente en- Polobros 10
que Richards troto siempre
de hocer en- beneficio de Ia
comunidod. Mrs. jenkins pa
soro un. norovilloso fin de
semono en- ell Grand Boho-
ma Club y voIord via Mo-
ekey AirIines!
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

Els prerrogativa femenina Ell
zanzibar de opinion. Por ESQ
cuando vemos a una mujer con
ell pelo blanco, canoso, la admi-
ramos, pero en- cuanto vemos
aunque sea unas pocas hebras en-
nuestra cabellers cambiamos de
opinion. Y decimos queVa todas
las mujeres las canas lie quedan
bien menos a nosotras.
Las canas son preciosas, pero
Ell efecto s~icologico es terrible.
En- seguida las relacionamos con
la veiez, con ell reumatismo, con
sillones de rueda. En- vez de este
10 que debemos recordar es que
apio y la cebolla, MERCHANDISE
bien. Sc coloca la meZcla en- una
cacerola engrasada. Sc esparce ell
resto de los tallarines fritos por
encima. Sc pone la cacerola en- ell
horno y Sc deja hornear por unos
40 minutes. Sc obtienen 6 porcio-
mes.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29
Ia crkvu sv. Andrije
TrsCe, Gorski kotar

Kansas City, kanS. - JOS "a
vrijeme rata je pozarom uniste-
ma crkva u selu Trsce, tie su zup-
ljani istom owe godine dobili
gradbenu dozvolu, da crkvu po-
novno podignu.
Sa izgradnjom, kako mi jaw
ljaju, Sc dosta napreduje. Crkva
Sc vec pokriva, te su dobili vec
tri nova zvona. zupljani sc zrt-
vuju koliko i'm je najvise mogu-
&c. Ma milijune dinara je vec po-
troseno, a jos mnogo je zaduze-
no. zupnik i zupljani Sc preporu-
cuju svima diljem Amerike Ka-
made, koji dolaze il Trscanske
okolice kao blizim susjedima IL
Gorskog Kotara, te svima dob
rim ljudima, da Sc zrtvuju i sa-
kupljaju darovi "a ovo plemenito
djelo.
Neki su vec svoje darove po-
slali prize, te sam ia, nize pot
pisana sakupila medju svojima
poznatima $500, sto sam vec
poslala. Ma daru Sc zupnik i svi
zupljani najljepse zahvaljuju.
Gore navedenu svotu darovali
slijedeci:
Mary Chop, $500; po $500:
Joseph Chop, John Chop Rudolph
Chop, Frank Chop, Edward Choh
Mary Brenner, Veronika Turk,
Antonia Sarar, Jamie Bukovac,
Antony Kovac, Sr. i Antony Ko-
vac, Jr.; po $4.OO: Amalia Car;
po $500: Agnes Lipovac Fran
ces Svaglic; po $1.00: Mary
Sechan, William Kalich, Mary
Juratovich, Anna Fabac, Jakob
Plese, Katie Draskovic, Antonio
Kosmerl, Julia Matusovit / Bro
die Ellen.
Svi oni koji zele sto doprinijeti
"a crkvu, mogu svoje darove po-
slati izravno ma Jakob Amstat
zupnik, Trsce, Gorski Kotar. Ju-
goslavija, iii ma meme - Mary
Chop, 5O7 N. 14th Street, Kan
sas City, Kansas.
Mary Chop, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29

snjeg blaga jnika i dele.sa >naseg
prosle konvencije, brata Jo-
sipa Margetica, koji je poginuo ma
radu cd elektricne struje dana Il.
julia 1883, ciju sliku ovlje donosi-
mo.
Bio je rodjen 1. januara, 1912. u
Gary, Ind. Kad je bio mali decko,
sa svojim roditeljima je otisao u
staru domovinu. Tamo su bill ne
koliko godina opet sc svi skupa
povratii u Gary. Ind. I tamo kao
mladic u najljepsim godinama Ole
nio sc s nasom sestrom Naricom,
koja je clanica tajnica naseg od-
sjeka vec wise godina. kao mladi
parovi zivjeli su u slozi 1jubavi,
savili su svoj dom u San Pedru l
imali troje djece, koji su svi zacla-
njeni u nasim redovima. I danas
kad su ga djeca najvise trebala,
dodje smrt da ga otrgue IL n1ihove
sredine.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je t.
lozeno u Halverson = Leavell Nor
tuary Chapel, gdje mu je odar bio
okic n mnogobrojnim vijencima
cvijeca cd rodbine prijatelja, me-
dju kojima je bio krasni vijenac
naseg odsjeka u znak zadnje po-
casti. tn je takodjer bila izmoljena
krunica jednu vecer prize pokopa
predvodjena po Rev. I. D. D. Ba-
ZACH il Los Angeles, Calf. Ma is.
julia u 10 sati u jutro, isti svece-
mix je blagoslovio mrtvo tijelo, q
zatim je povorka krenula ma Green
Hill Memorial Park, gdje mu je
bila leila da bude pokopan. Mad
grobno slovo je procitao brat Mato
Kovacevic, treci glavni potpred-
sjednik HBZ., a "a mas odsjek nize
potpisana kao pretsjednica.
liza sebe ostavlja ozalo9cenu su-
purugu Marion / tri sina, maiku
Antoniju San Pedro, brata / ME
govu obitelJ u Monte Bella / dvite
sestre ovdje Y California.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29

je IL svojih redova sa smrcu izgu-
bio u mjesec dana tri slijedeca
clana:
Prva je sestra Lucia Zubovic,
koja je nakon teske bolesti svoje
plemenite oci zauvijek zaklopila
dan 20. srpnja 1855, ciju sliku ov-
die donosimo.
Pokojna sestra je rodjena 1892.
u Pagu, Dalmacija. Dosla je u ovu
zemlju 1921, pristupila je u od-
sick 80 ma 4. kolovoza iste godine.
Uvijek je marno / neumorno radila
ma odsjecnim zabavama, banketi-
ma proslavama, te bila prva me-
dju prvima kuhinji oko posluge.
NaSe clanstvo e Sc dugo sjetati
sestre Luce, koja je bila dobre du-
% / mirne naravi.
Da js pokojna sestra bila mnogo
cijenjena i postivana Cd naseg
clanstva / ostalih susjeda prijate-
liza, to se je najbolje moglo vidJeti
po mnogobrojnim vijencima cvije-
Ga, koji 81 krasili njezin odar U
pogrebnom zavodu Meader Quint.
Kad je povorka krenula Cd po-
grebnika k crl<vi Sv. Vladislava,
bilo je istoj preko 40 automobile.
I kad III svrseni crkveni obredi.
povorka je krenula ma groblje st.
Joseph, tada je pridoslo jos par
automobile 1 naroda, koji su cekaIi
Z srIvi. Mad srobom j. proditao