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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

koIonlJama naJpopularnlJl ma
xiv jeste Ujedinjeni Odsjeci
H. b. Zajednice. Braca u Min
nesoti uzeli su 81 naziv Fede-
racija H.B.Z., pod kojim ma
zivom oni vec punih 8 godina
odrzavaju svoje godisnje sa-
stanke, odnosno sjednice, ma
kojima uz ostala vazna pi-
tanja o problemu Zajednice
svake godine biraju Odbor
Federacije. Redovite godisnje
sjednice odrzavaju Sc ne u
wick u jednom mjestu, vec
syaka sjednica Federacije o.
drzava sc u drugom mjestu
gdje postoji jedan iii wise od-
sjeka, koji su zaclanjeni u
Federaciju.
U mjestu gdje Sc odrzava
konferencija, mjesni odsjek i
Ii odsjeci oni su "domacina" ,
koji imadu "a duznosti da pri-
rede sve sto je u vezi odr-
zavanja doticne konferencije.
Svi drugi zastupnici drugih
odsjeka, koji dolaze il drugih
mjesta, oni su gosti.
Ovo-godisnja sjednica Min
nesotske Federacije, odrzava-
Ia sc diva dana u st. Paul,
Mimi, gdje su bill domacin ta-
mosnja diva odsjeka. Prvi hr-
vatsko govoreci odsjek 316,
drugi englesko govoreci od-
sick broj 742. U prvom drus-
tveni rad predvodi predsjed-
mix, brat John Ferencich
mas vrlo dobro poznati, dugo-
godisnji tajnik, brat Anton
Spraitz. U drugom odsjeku
pr e DIV o di kao predsjednik,
brat Matt X vaci c h kao
tajnica, sestra Mildred Palla.
Prema informacijama u dr.
zavi Minnesoti imademo "a
odsjeka H.B.Z., koji su ma
linn iznimkama svi zaclanjeni
u Federaciji, a live poprecno
preko $50 milja jedan cd dru-
goga. Obicno uoci Labor Day,
one nedjelje, njihova Sc sjed-
MICA odrzava, a zastupnici po-
jedinih odsjeka ma tu sled
nicu dolaze automobilom iii
busom u najvecoj mjeri ma
svoj trosak, ne zaleci truda
putovanja po $50 milja i vi
Sc. Ako to nije vrijedno po-
sebnog priznanja i pohvale,
neznamo sto bi moglo drugo
da bude. Svaki godisnji sa-
stanak brace u Minnesoti pu-
MIN pravom mogli bi da ga
nazovu njihovim Zajednicar-
skim Damon iii "C.F.U. Fra
ternal Day State of Mime
Sota".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

DOIIld, IllOl dO Je I'd Uuue Cldll
zajednice. Ako nije bio, mo-
rao je da postane prize nego
dobije priliku da postane clan
korporacije. Cd 1919. godine
Dom je bio diva puta pregra-
djivan. 1941. godine izmje-
njeni su drveni stupovi (u dol
MIN prostorijama) sa zelez-
MIN gredama, postavljen je
cimentirani pod, moderna
bara sa kuhinjom sa svrhom
vodjenja trgovine. U 1956-oj
postavljeni su novi prozori,
ncvi hrastova dlva pod u We
Iikui dvorani gornjeg sprata.
Podignuta pozornica, uredje-
ma velika soba sa modernim
namjestajem "a sjednice od-
bora korporacije i druge po-
trebne preinake u Domu.
Dom postoji ma velikih pet
lotova. Sa jedne strane lijepo
uredjena basca "a odrzavanje
piknika sa zasadjenim i da-
mas velikim drvecem, sa jed
nom m a o m ali modernom
zgradom "a peeenje sjece-
ME j a n a c a prigodom pix
nika.
Ma drugoj strani Donna ma
laze sc diva velika lota, koji
sluze "a parkiranje automo-
bila gostiju, koji Sc sluze sa
Domom. Sve je to po infor-
macijama, koje smo mogli ma
brzu ruku sabrati, placeno,
k tome korporacija imade po-
sebno u svojoj blagajni oko
100000 gotovog novca.
Hrvatski Dom u st. Paul,
Mimi, sluzi ma cast i ponos
tamosnjem nasem narodu, a
napose clanstvu Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice. Kredit priznanje
dakako u prvom redu pripa-
da hrvatskom narodu po-
zrtvovnom odboru korpora-
cije, kojim rukovodi mas ak
tivni clan i tajnik odsjeka,
brat Anton Spraitz, uz pomoc
svojih drugih agilnih odbor-
nika, koji s mime rade zrt-
vuju svoje vreme, a to su ka-
ko slijedi:
Predsjednik odbora Korpo-
racije je cd godine 1871 An
ton Spraitz.
Tajnik Korporacije, brat
John Kondel, Clan odsj. 316.
Blagajnik Korporacije, John
Bodalich, Clan odsjeka 742,
koji je u mladjim godinama
a zaposlen kao inzinir grada
St. Paul.
Korporacija u odboru ina
de cetiri upravitelja (Direc-
tors) u osobama Nikola Ko-
lax, clan odsjeka 316; Matt
Kovacich, predsjednik odsje-
ka br. 742; James Carpenter
i Michael Hecimovich, clanovi
odsjeka broj 316 HBZ.
Odbor Korporacije sastoji
Sc izmedju mladjih starijih,
slazu sc i u tom sloznom ra-
du napreduju. Sretno vam BIZ
10, brace i sestre.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
MEDJU BRAC0M U M|NNES0TI
Josip Vucich,

tajnk Ujedinjenih Odseka HB.Z So. Chicago.
Prigodom posjeta mole kcerke njezine obitej koja
zivi u St. Paul. Mimi, imao prike da posjetim da
prsustvujem sednci Federacije HBZ toj drzavi Rice
Federacija potce redova bratsh sovenskh organiza
cija, doem kod tako organzrane odbore mi nazveo
negdje Sredsnji Odbor negdje Centrani Odbor u zad
njh nekoliko godna odsjec organizran nekoim nasim
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

sestrama - majkama upra-
viteljici, sjedila su "a objed i
veceru nasa djecica sa svo-
jim roditeljima i uzivala u
hrani prirodi. Sa osobitim
utiskom gledali smo i uzivali
u ovom lijepom prizoru, koji
je predstavljao jedan dio We
like druzine u zabavi i radu
nase HBZ. Snimite su i Do-
micne slike ovog lijepog pri-
zora, koje cemo u skoroj bu-
ducnosti prikazati, a ovdje
prilazemo sliku cd djecice ko-
ia su sudjelovala u utrki, ta-
ko da Sc vide u sluzbenom
glasilu. Ma desnoj strani sill
Ike vidi Sc upraviteljica, sestra
Comsia, a trebala bi biti sa
djecicom. Brat Stevo Ruka-
vina nagnuo Sc valjda da vi
d., da Ii su njegovi "pilici"
prisutni.
U ovakovim zabavama pri-
redjenim po nasim odsjecima,
gdje Sc nasa braca i sestre
zajednicki sale, igraju i "a
bavljaju sa svojom djecicom,
mora da Sc razviju dobri gra-
djani i vrijedni clanovi u ma
Sim gnijezdima i nasoj HBz.
Vjerujemo da &c Sc nasa
djecica dugo dugo sjecati o.
nog lijepog dana svega, sto
su prozivjeli 20. augusta, ko-
il je zaista bio uzoran dan.
Prisutna
Napomena. = Ovime tako-
djer zelimo ukratko javiti ma
sim clanovima i prijateljima,
da &c odsjek broj 514 H.B.Z.
u Canton, Ohio, odrzati svo-
.ju jesensku zabavu u nedje-
lju, 26. oktobra, 1858.
Potankosti cemo naknadno
oglasiti, a ovo tex da vam
dademo znati da sc mozete
prirediti i da Sc nezaboravi.
= Clanica Zabavnog Odbora
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

Ako ne mozes drzati jerk
"a zubima, drzi zube pred je-
zikom.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
LAKI NACIN
ENGLESKI
BEZ UCITELJA
VJEzBE 1 RAZGOVORI

]
KRATKO VRIJEME NAUCITI RAZUMIJEVAu
IGOVORTTI ENGLESKI, TAKODJER
HRVATSKI
Priredio
Prof. ALEXANDER LOCHMER
POPRAVLENO IZDANJE
Published by
PALANDECHS PUBLISHING HOUSE
Chicago I,
Ova knjiga, "Iak nacn Engesk bez ucitelja" dobije
tvrdo hjepom papu $500 kod gornje nase
frme Palandechs Publishing House, 7O5 So Wells Street.
Chicago !, Illinois.
Pisite neka posalju cijenik knJga. Kod njh mo-
zete dobh prosvjetnih knjiga raznh recnika kao
bavnh drugh knjiga Piste materinskom jeziku
hrvatsH ill engleski. Mi firmu epo preporucujemo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

How Is that word
pronounced?
How long Is 1t that
you have learnt
English?
I began, only a short
time ago.
From whom did you
learn it?
I have much con-
versed with Ame-
ncans and English
men.
That's certainly the
best way to learn
It.
English is very diff
ficlt to pronounce.
I beg, Sir, speak
more slowly, I can
not follow you.
You speak too quick
ly for me.
The English Is much
harder to be under
stood than to be
spoken.
I want practice.
I must look out for
more practice.
It is long since I had
an opportunity Of
speaking.
Can you recommend
me q good teacher?
Be 50 kind as to
recommend me a
good grammar, =
dictionary and
some reading.
I am desirous to be
able in a short
time to read, write
and speak it cor
rectly and fluently.
I shall often go to
read English pa
pers and to con-
verse.
I think: practice
makes q master.
That's a very good
plan to learn it.
I wish we could meet
more often to con-
verse together.
Be pleased to give
mo your direction,
Sir.
Here it is, Sir. I
shall not fail to
crafty your desire.
Good bye! I wish you
a good progress!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

saw, sva, sve: cijel,
cijela, cijelo
'Svi ljudi moraju u
mr1jeti.
Potrosio sam saw svo.
novac.
Sve sto Sc sjaji nij<
zlato.
Svi ljudi Ito In vidim
Saw svijet,
nesto, nekoliko,
netko, neki
Imam (nekoliko)
knjiga.
Innate II knjiga?
Innate II novaca?
Trebate Ii iii?
Ako Ii innate knjiga.
Pjete II u opte)
vina?
Jeste Ii kusali ovoga
(ovdje) vina?
Date nam koje no
vine.
Ona mole razumjeti
svaku (bilo koju)
englesku knjigu.
netko
ne6to
JEST II koga naSao1
Nasao sam nekoga.
JEST II sto trazio?
Trazio sam neSto.
svatko, svaki, svaka,
svako. &.
Svako dijete mora BIZ
II dobro.
Sretam Sc 8 mime
svakih tetrnaest
dana,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
(Nastavak)
XIV. o ENGLESKOM GOVORU

Upitne Zam jenice
hau IL det uerd pro-
naunst'?
hau long IL it det j.,
hev lernt in'glis?
al bigen' on'li e Sort
tain ego.
from hum did ju lern
it?
al hev mac konverst'
uid emer'ikenz end
in'glismen.
dec ser'tinli di best
ue tn lern it.
in'glis IL ver'i diff
ikelt tu pronauns'.
al beg, ser, spik
NOR slo'li, al ken
OF folio ju.
ju spik tn kuik'li for
mi.
di in'glis IL mac har-
der tn bi ander-
stud den tn bi
spo'kn.
al uont prek'tis.
al mast LUX aut for
NOR prek'tis.
it il long sins al he'd
en- oportju'niti ov
spik'ing.
ken ju rekomend' mi
. gud ti'cer?
bi 30 kajnd ez tn
rekomend' mi e
gud grem'er, e
dik'seneri end
sam riding.
al EN- dizaj'res tn bi
e'bl in e Sort tain
tn rid, RAFT end
spik it korekt'li
end Hu'entli.
al Sci of'n 60 tn rid
in'glis pe'perz end
tu konvers'.
al tink: prek'tis meks
e master.
dec . ver'i gud plen
tu lern it.
al uis ui kud nit
NOR of'n tn kon-
vers' tuged'er.
bi plizd tn Civ mi
jur direk'sen,
ser.
hir it IL, ser, al Sci
not fel tu gret'ifaj
jur dizajr'.
gud baj! al uis ju
q Rud prog'resi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

Kako Sc izgovara ovs
rijec?
Kako je dugo tome
sto ucite este ucili)
engleski?
Poceo sam jedva pret
malo vremena.
Cd koga ste ucili ?
Razgovarao sam se
mnogo 8 Ameri-
kancima / 8 Engle.
zima.
To je sigurno mai
bolji nacin "a ma
uciti.
Englesli je vrlo tes-
ko izgovarati.
Molim, gospodine, 60
vorite polaganije,
ia vas ne mogu
slijediti.
vi govorite odviSe
brzo "a meme.
Engleski je mnogo
teze razunjeti ne
go Ii govoliti.
Hocem vjezbe.
Moran traziti wise
vjezbe.
Wee je dugo tome,
sto sam imao pri-
like, da govorim.
Mozete Ii mi pre-
poruciti dobroga
ucitelja?
Budite tako dobli, te
mi preporucite do
bru slovnicu, rjec-
mix ! kakovo stivo.
zeljan sam da mogu
u kratko vrijeme
citati, pisati i go
voriti (engleski)
pravilno / okretno.
lei Gu cesto citati
engleske novine 1
razgovaarti Sc.
Mislim: vjezba cini
majstora.
To je vrlo dobra o.
snova, da Sc nauci.
zelim, da bi Sc mog-
Ii sastati cesce, da
Sc razgovaramo "a
jedno.
Imajte dobrotu, te mi
dajte svoju adresu,
gospodine.
Evo je, gospodine, ne
Gu uzmanjkati, da
udovoljim vasoj ze-
Iii.
S Bogom! zelim yam
dobar napredak.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
XIV. PISANJE PISMA
Neodredj jene zamjenice

V. PISANJE PISN
Ieodredjene zamjeni
ol men mast daj.
al spent oil maj
mani.
ol det glit'erz il not
gold.
ol di pi'pl al 81.
ol di uerld.
sam, en'i
al hev sam buks.
hev ju en'i buks?
hev ju en'i mani?
du ju uont en'i?
il ju hev en'i buks.
du ju drink en'i
uain?
hev ju te'stid sam
ov dis uain?
Civ as sam njuz-
peper.
si ken anderstend'
en'i in'gliS bulk.
sam udIl, enl uan
sam'bodi, eni'bodi
sam'ting, emitting
did ju fajnd en'i
uan?
al fafnd sam ,1an
did tu LUX for eni-
ting?
aj lukd for SAM
ting.
IL, ev'eYt
ev'eri cajld mast bi
gud.
aj nit him ev'eri
fort'najt.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

all
All men must die.
I spent all my
money.
All that gliters is
not gold.
All the people I see.
All the world,
some, any
I have some books.
Have you any books?
Have you any
money?
Do you want any?
II you have any
books.
Do you drink any
wine?
Have you tasted some
of this wine?
Give us some news
paper.
She can understand
any english book.
some one, any one
somebody. anybody
something. anything
Did you find any
one?
I found some one.
Did you look for
anything?
I looked for some
thing.
each, every
Every child must be
good.
I met him every
fortnight.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Attendance And
Honor Roll Listed
For Grade School

Thirty-three members of the kim
dergarten, first and second grade
of London City school had perfect
attendance for the first semester,
according to an announcement
made this week by Supt. Joseph
]. Hartley. The announcement also
included the honor student listings
for the third, fourth, fifth and six
tn grades of the central building.
Those with perfect attendance
were:
Kindergarten: Timothy Blair,
Tommy Colley, Theodore DeLong,
William Goodrich, Richard Hugh
es, Michael McCord, Debra Miller,
Sandra Sargent, Carmia Snyder
and Nancy Kay Turvy.
First Grade: Roger Burt, Karen
Litchfield, Linda Long, Stephen
Lucas, William Morcher, Larry
Napier, Rodney Pullins, Martin
Russell, Barbara Sword, Marcia
Swyers.
Second Grade: Linda Caldwell,
Cathe Colley, Ruth Everetts, Don
aid Farquhar, Steven Gordon, Viii
liam Hillnan, James Knisley,
Thomas Langfitt, Carol Litchfield,
Larry Long, Michael Pullins, Ann
Shiveley and Michael Wagner.
Pupils listed on the honor roll
for the semester were:
Third Grade: Timothy Amling,
Michael Alexander, Sharon And
ers, Carol Baldwin, Lillian Ballen-
ger, Steven Bechtel, Bruce Big
ham, Betty Bowser, Cynthia Burr
Gary Burt, Lindsey Chesbrough
Donald Colley, Susan Conard
Nancy Creath, John Fades, Cathy
Eckstein, Martha Fender, Richard
Flax, Karen Folan, Mary Fried.
rick, Carol Hollar, Kerry Keyt
Pamela Linder, Dale Lukens, Jay
Marinelli, Elizabeth Megaw, Joyce
O'Neil, William Pinnegar, Carolyn
Porter, Sharon Potter, Charlie.
Remley, Vicki Richardson, Dougla.
Roark, Ann Robson, Jeffrey Rus
sell, Terry Snyder, James Swyers
Sheila Thompson, Stephen Tope
Judith Truman, James Turvey
Cheryl Weese, Richard Wicklin,
and Paula Wolber.
Fourth Grade: Jeffrey Bauman
Deborah Bennett, Thomas Bobc
James Bowlus, Jeffrey Carty
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

and discretion in conducting your
affairs without consulting you as
to what should be done with any
old or new problems that might
arise.
However, the principal is re-
sponsible for the conduct of his
agent, either general or special, if
the agent is in the process of do
ing what he has been hired to do.
Thus, if the agent is acting
within his scope of authority"
and someone is injured through
the agents negligence, the princi-
pal is liable.
Very often difficult legal ques-
tions arise as to whether the con-
duct of the agent was within the
scope of his authority" and thus
binding upon the principal.
For example, suppose the gro
GERS delivery boy, while enroute
to a customers home and despite
the grocer's instructions to stick
to business while on deliveries, de-
cides to go a mile or so out of his
way to see his girl about date
that night.
He drives through stop sign
and hits a pedestrian. Is the gro
fer responsible for this? Again,
suppose you introduce your sales
man to a prospective buyer of
your product, and state to the Gus
toner that he will handle the mat
ter for you.
You later instruct your agent
that he should not sell the product
for less than $500. Despite these
instructions, he agrees on your be-
half to a price of $425. Are you
bound by his agreement?
Suppose you were the pedes
trian or the purchaser of the prod
J uct, would you consider the prin-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Lafayette News
MRS. DONALD CLAIR
PHONE <UL 2-0213

Little Miss Judy Rae Witbeck of
Cleveland is spending a couple
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
Paul Braskett, and Mr.. Braskett.
A Methodist Youth Rally was
held in the Lafayette Church on
Sunday evening, January 19. Ap-
proximately eighty youth attend
ed, representing the churches in
the Darby Plains Group Ministery
A well planned program was pre-
sented with Rev. Virgil Hamilton
from Plain City assisting. At the
close of the rally, refreshments
were served by several mothers of
the youth from Lafayette.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
of the Lafayette church enjoyed an
evening of skating on Saturday
evening at the Roller Rink in
Springfield. Approximately twenty
five were in the party.
Sympathy is extended to the
Norris family from the community
in the death of David Norris,
father of Warren of Lafayette,
Fred of West Jefferson, Walter of
Dayton and Mrs. Grace 9Iaering
of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Crist of
Springfield spent Sunday with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Norris and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clevenger
and family were in Middletown on
Sunday, visiting with Mrs. Hend-
ricks Drake, Mrs. Clevenger's s
mother, who has been'quite ill. She
is reported to be improving.
Miss Nancy Taylor and Mrs. Joe
Elliott of Springfield spent Thurs
daft at Ohio University in Athens,
with Robert Elliott who was cele-
brating his birthday.
Mrs. Ruth Rollins has returned
to her home after spending last
week with her daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Henry
and family of Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fisher and
sons, David and Charles, had the
misfortune of losing their home by
fire last Tuesday night. They are
temporarily living with Mr.. David
Fisher, father of Harold.
Our community was saddened by
the death of Mrs. Della Holland,
last Thursday evening. She had
spent most of her seventy eight
years in Monroe township. She
leaves seven children, Mary of Bu-
cyrus, Helen of Columbus, Mar
garet Ann of Louisiana, Julia of
Urbana, Katherine at home, Elmer
of Plumwood, and Bill of New Al
bany, also several grandchildren
and great grandchildren. Services
were Monday morning at Plain
City Catholic Church and burial at
Forest Grove Cemetery.
Ellsworth Grewell of Plumwood
is a patient of Marysville Memoir
ial Hospital, due to kidney con-
dition.
Little Miss Valerie Kaufman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kaufman of near Resaca, is home
from Marysville Hospital, follow
ing an appendectomy. She is slow
ly improving.
The March of Dimes Dance was
success and the chairman appre-
cfates all the help and cooperation
of all committees in making it so
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
THE sEA-wEEuY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT. LONDON OHIO

cipal responsible? Would the de-
livery boy be entitled to his wages
that day or the salesman his COM
mission?
The law or agency is designed
to regulate these relationships be-
tween principal and agent and
third party and to protect the just
and proper interests of each.
Though this is one of the areas
of the law that can be very COM
plex, at the same time it is one
of the areas of the law where
fairness, common sense and COM
mon understanding are most i'm
portant.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

Ralph Coffey, Ann Davis, Susan
Dewey, Frederick Dodds, Linda
Farquhar, Geraldine Fleming,
Garry F1orea, Robert Foster, Bev-
erly Fout, Melody out, Cynthia
Harrington, Vicki Hayman, Susan
Holton, Ricky Howard, Carolyn
Humphry, Allen Jenkins, Kathryn
Jones, Sharon Jones, Deborah Jor-
dan, Corabeth Justice, Carol Laird,
Robert Mabe, Vicki Mckinney,
Cynthia Neff, Mary Pena, Julianne
Phillips, Connie Porter, Beverly
Puckett, William Rea, Donna Ref
fit, Sharon Regenos, Robert Rem
ley, Lee Roddy, 10 Ann Sanders,
Susanna Schnepp, Robert Shipley,
Teresa Slaughter, Jackie Terry,
Alan loops, Larry Van Horn.
Gregory Wolber. Sherry Wood and
Gideon Yerian.
Fifth Grade: David Alexander,
Steven Allison, Sharon Alton,
Frank Baldwin, Dale Barr, Linda
BidWell, Gary Butts, Patricia Con-
rad, Sharon Corson, Karen Cream
er, Cynthia Day, Susan Deck, Dix
lie Diamond, Paula Dillard, Robert
Dillingham;, Dianne Flax, Susan
Florea, John Gordon, Phyllis Cor
don, Nancy Hensley, Barry Jenk-
ins, Monty Linder, Cheryl Londer-
gan, Janet Mcbride, Craig Nc
Cord, Tina Lee Miller, Nancy Lee
Norris, Merle Peters, Sandra
Pfarr, Susan Pinnegar, Mary Alice
Riddle, Barth Roger, Beth Russell
Barbara Sargent, Linda Sargent
Brenda Shasteen, Linda Small
wood, Leslee Tracey, Terry Vest
Byron VogeI, Nanette Willard anc
Gwendolyn Wolber.
Sixth Grade: Terry Alexander
Carolyn Anders, Karen Baker
/ Candace BaHenger, Betsey Bell, B
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

Gwynne Burr, Jr., Barbara Coil,
Melinda Creath. Darlin Daniels,
Betty Deitchel, Jackie Dodds, Phil
lip Ecizert, Connie 10 Eckstein,
Susan Farquhar, Carolyn Flana-
gan, Sue Foster, Patty Fout, Bar
bara Fowler, Rebecca Jackson,
Cheryl Janey, Nancy Laird, Brig
itta Landis, Leah Esta Lindig,
Michael Lukens, Patricia McBeth,
Thomas McClaskie, Mary Beth Nc
Neal, Katherine Patterson, Sandra
Pierson, Michael Richardson, Lin
da Ridenour, Patricia Rowland,
Betty Seldom, Norma Shoemaker,
Richard Van Horn and Betty 10
Whiteiow
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04

Without the idea of agency,
business as we know it would stop.
Practically all business transac-
tons of every kind depend upon
the services of agents of one kind
or another.
Your insurance man is an agent
and SO is the man who sells you
real estate, or delivers your gro
ceries, or drives your bus. These
are just few examples and each,
under the law of agency, are
somewhat different.
But each have in common the
idea that, in some way or another,
they represent or act for someone
else. The person or corporation for
which they act is known as the
principal.
Generally speaking, there are
two broad classes of agents -
special agents and general agents.
aF'or example, suppose you wish to
ksell your house and you engage a
freal estate man to handle it for
you.
He is special agent who repre-
sents you in this transaction alone.
And the driver of your bus in the
morning is another kind of special
agent for the bus company His
authority is limited to doing those
things necessary to transport his
passengers from one point to an
other.
On the other hand, if you were
to be absent from the city for a
long period of time and have busi-
ness affairs to be cared for, you
might grant a power of attorney
to your lawyer or a close associ-
ate of yours, to act in your stead
as fully as If you were present.
He would be your general agent
and could use his own judgment
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-04
Mt. Sterling
Mrs. J. M. 5ukey
VT. Sterling, Ohio, Phone f775x

Mr.. Harris Kennedy of Detroit
and Mrs. Patty Ann Moore of Co
lumbus were Saturday evening
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Junk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Warner and
family recently spent some time
visiting relatives in Florida.
Harold Rice of Mt. Sterling is a
patient in st. Anthony Hospital of
Columbus.
A miscellaneous shower honor
ing Miss Margaret Anderson of Mt.
Sterling, was given at the home of
Mrs. Ivan Hill last Friday evening;
assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Francis Downs and Mrs. Alya Hill.
Miss Anderson is the bride elect
of MIR. Joseph c. Roberts of Lon
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark have
returned to their home in Mt. Ster-
ling from a trip to Florida.
Miss Wiki Jo Moore spent the
weekend with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Junk.
Mrs. o. ]. Ray Sr., has gone for
a cruise to the South Sea Isles and
the Far East. She plans to be gone
over two months. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Ray and children accompanied her
to New York and returned to their
home last Sunday.
Mrs. George Balo Sr. entertain
ed the Old Trails Garden Club
with covered dish dinner at her
home on January 18th. Mrs. Ed
ward Cox of London was special
guest for the evening. Mrs. Cox is
the new Regional Director of Dis
| trict is of Ohio Garden Clubs.
Mrs. John w. Junk's Sugar Rur
Farm has delivered to Mrs. Mar
vim collars of Millersburg, Ohio, q