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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

DR.. Pavlinac continued
to practice in Pittsburgh
for a while and then re-
turned to California, where
he opened an office in the
San Fernando Valley.
From Los Angeles he came
to Cleveland, where he was on
the staff of the Hopkins eli
mic. About two years ago, fol-
lowing his second marriage,
he moved to Macomb, Illinois,
where he had a practice up
to the time of his death.
Services Were Private
The funeral of DR.. Pavlinac
was held in Pittsburgh on
Tuesday, April %, 1858.
The services were private
and were attended only by
the family and close friends.
A brief eulogy was delivered
by Supreme President V. I.
Mandich, who paid tribute to
DR.. Pavlinac and his family
for their many contributions
to the organization.
Among the friends attend
ing the funeral were the son
and daughters of another c.
F. u. founder and close as
sociate of DR.. Pavlinac's fa-
ther. They were Louis z. Ma
rohnic and his sisters, jose
phine, Mary and Goldie Ma
rohnic, children Of Joseph
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Detroit 351 To Hold
-Four Summer Meetings
1st Saturday Of Month

DETROIT, Mich. - We
wish to remind the members
of CF'U Lodge 351 that dur
ing the months of June, July,
August, and September, the
regular meetings will be held
on the first Saturday of each
month, at the Croatian Home,
beginning at 700 pm. There
fore the next meeting will be
held on June 7th.
This forthcoming meet
ing is of great Importance,
as it falls just one week
before Fathers Day, June
Is, the date of our lodge
picnic. Additional informa-
tion on this event will ap-
pear in the Zajednicar at
q later date.
Again, we appeal to those
of our members who have not
yet donated to our new Gro
atian Home Building Fund, or
bought any Bonds on which
they may earn 800 interest
annually, to do so immediate.
ly.
AS you know, the Home
must be paid for by the END
of May. This is a very worthy
cause and one which will
bring great pride and joy tc
all our people in Detroit.
The grand opening celebra'
ton of our new Croatiar
Home will be held sometime
in the Fall of this year.
Mark Kramarich, Rec
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Youngstown 435 Rally
To Be Held On June 3

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The next regular meeting of
CFU Lodge 435 will be held
on Sunday, June 8, in the
American Croatian Citizens
Club, 1859 Poland Ave.
Our members will please
note that the session will be
held one week earlier than is
customary.
This is due to the fact
that the lodge will stage it's
first picnic of the season
on the regular meeting day,
June Is.
The outing will be held at
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Former Medical Director Of Society
Died Suddenly April 18 In Loop Hotel
Late DR.. Joseph HI. Pavlinac Was First
Elevated To Office During 20 Conclave
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Marohnic, one of the CFU
founders and founder, also, of
it's juvenile branch.
Burial was in the st. Nj,
cholas Church Cemetery in
Millvale, Pa. - hallOWed
ground for the CFU.
Here, in the family plot,
next to the mausoleum where
his father lies, and close to
the graves of such other CFU
greats as Joseph Marohnic,
Josip Subasic, Franjo Sepic,
Franjo Frkonja, Josip Bune-
ia, Franjo Zibrat, and others,
Joseph Pavlinac was brought
to his final resting place.
DR.. Pavl1nac is survived by
his wife Gladys (nee Breen),
by his mother, Mary, who was
not able to attend the funeral
due to illness, and by his sis
ter Mrs. Mary Golubic, and
brother-in-law Anthony M.
Golubic.
The mother, whose ILL.,
ness was aggravated by
news of her sons death,
and the sister now make
their home in Cleveland.
To the wife and family, we
want to extend our sincere
sympathy and for our old
friend, doc" Pavlinac, our
prayer is for eternal peace.
. John Badovinac
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Youngstown Club Sets
Date For Gala 0utino

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The American Croatian Citi-
zens Club will stage it's first
Picnic Of the year on Sunday,
June %, at St. Nicholas
Grove, Shady Run Road,
Youngstown.
Featured on the after
noon program will be sev-
eral CFU speakers, the
"Strossmayer" Junior kolo
Group, and the Pozega
TamburitZans.
The festivities of the day
will begin as early as 1000
am, and deliciously prepared
hot barbecued lamb and other
tempting refreshments will be
served from that time and or
throughout the day.
| We invite all our CFU mem
bers and friends of Slav de-
scent to attend this forth
looming outing,
In case of rain the affair
will be held at the Club, 163s
Poland Ave. -..
Joseph Golubic, Pres
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Baltimore Members In
Bid To washinqtonians

BALTIMORE, Md. - Gro.
attain Fraternal Union Lodge
684 will stage it's Annual
Spring Dance on Saturday,
June Z, at the Slovak Nation.
al Home, 6526 Holibird Ave.
Dancing will be in order
from 900 pm. until 100
a.m., with music being fur
nished by Bob Yeager and
his boys.
Platters will be prepared
and served by our lodge chefs
and a complete line of liquid
refreshments will be avail.
able.
We are hoping to have our
fellow CF'U members from
Washington attend this dance
so that all or most of our
lodge may meet one another
and become better acquain-
ted.
This is our first dance this
year, so come on Lodge 684,
let's all pull to make this a
better year than 1857.
Robert A. Burns, Dr., Sec'y.
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Peter Pasa|ich and Anne Damjanovic
Pass From Ranks Of kenosha Lodge bq2
Late Sister Damjanovic Won Legion Of
Friends During Years On Tenpin Scene

treasurer, secretary, enter
tainment chairman, and a
member of the staff of the
Amity Flashes.
She was very sports minded
and did much to help the
State CFU bowling tourna-
ment get its start and acted
as it's secretary. She also par
ticipated in many of the ma
tional and state CF'U bowling
tournaments.
Anne was very active in the
local CFU bowling league and
did it's book-work for many
years, and also helped serve
and arrange the many annual
Amity bowling banquets.
She was always there with
a helping hand and also was
on the original committee for
the annual Kenosha Croatian
Day Picnic, getting up in the
wee hours of the morning to
work on the committee for
that occasion.
Dubbed one of the "Amity
Ambassadors Of Good Will',
Anne attended and participa-
ted in many social events of
the neighboring CFU lodges
and was a member of the AM
ity Glee Club.
She was also one of the
members representing Am
ity Lodge at the Wisconsin
Council of CFU Lodges,
which in previous years
managed the State CFU
bowling tournaments.
Our lodge has lost a Won
derful member. To her moth
er, father, and her sisters,
Emily Bondzic and Carolyn
Walters, we offer our deepest
consolation.
These Amityites will not be
forgotten.
Helen VujOvic
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Fathers In For Treat
|At Cleveland Funniest

CLEVELAND, Ohio =
Sunday, June~15, will be the
date of the CFU Lodge Al
Annual Picnic which will be
held at the Croatian Home,
6314 st. Clair Ave.
The picnic will begin at
noon, at which time there will
be plenty Of barbecued lamb
and pork, various other home.
cooked foods and pastries,
and a variety of cooling
drinks.
Music will be furnished
by q very talented trio,
which includes one of our
Nest IS members.
The same day happens to be
Fathers Day, so children, let's
get all the dads out TO the
picnic and bring nom along
too, so that she will not have
to cook.
They may enjoy the tasty
meal which is being planned
by the committee and spend
some time with their friends
A very enjoyable time il
promised all who attend.
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Tire Hill Funds viii
Merit SIS TRANSMISSION

TIRE HILL, Pa. - T h e
membership of CFU Lodge
ZIG is hereby notified that
each member will be assessed
S.25 during the months Of
June and July in order to
bolster our lodge treasury.
We also wish to take this
opportunity to urge more
members to attend our regu-
lar monthly meetings on the
first Sunday Of each montt..
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

KENOSHA, Wise. - Two
of "Amity's' CFU Lodge 6e2
members passed away during
the month of April leaving
shocked and stunned Amity-
ties.
Pete Pasalich passed away
at the Kenosha Hospital on
the evening of April 10 at the
age of II.
Born in Hungary on June
q, 1880, the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Stephen Pasalich, Pete
came to the United States
in 1906 and had been an
active CFU member for
many years since.
Although inactive during
the recent years of Amity,
we recall the many times Pete
was on the committees, when
he was working for the "Sv.
Rok" Lodge before his trans
fer to Amity, and the many
barbecued lambs that he
helped roast at the picnics Of
the past.
Our sincere sympathy is ex-
tended to his widow, Anna,
and to his daughter, Elsie,
and son, Richard.
X
On the evening of April 80,
Anne Damjanovic passed a
way at the St. Catherine Hos
pital, following an illness of
about l year.
Anne was born in Pitts
burgh on June Is, 1908, and
came to Kenosha in 1918.
During her years in Am
ity Lodge she served as
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John MikuIin Long A
Builder, Booster Of
| Farre|I's Jr. Tammies

FARRELL, Pa. - On April
rs, 1858, the people of Far
rell were saddened by the
passing Of bro. John Mikulin,
age Al, a member and offic-
Ger of the Croatian American
Civic Club.
He was a loyal and active
member in all the organiza-
tions with which he was affi-
lated and his great sense of
humor made him we'll liked by
young and old alike.
At the time of his pass
ing he was financial secre-
tary of the Civic Club. He
also worked as a bartender
at the club for a number of
years.
He was a member of CFU
Lodge 126 and also was Sec
retary of the Sloga Tambur-
.itzans, of which his two
daughters are members. His
one great wish was to get
well and make the trip to
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada,
for the June 21, 1858, concert
of the group.
He visited Canada many
times to go fishing and was
awarded a plaque for his
sportsmanship and the large
size of fish he caught. In the
Athletic Club of the Civic
Club he served as president Of
the bowling league.
He was born February 9,
| 1917, and was graduated
from Farrell High School,
class of 1885. He served in
the Navy for two years. In
terment was in the HILL
cress Cemetery and militia
, ry rites were given by the
VFW of Farrell. The Eu-
logy was read by Mike
GOlub.
TO his wife, Violet, daugh'
ters, Charlene and Carol, his
mother, sisters, brother, in
laws and friends, our deepest
sympathy and May His, Sou,
Rest in Peace.
Emil BOssicI
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UNITED STATES

Lodge Prop0'er Der. Points '.ss, ance
III Math kovacevich, Los Angeles, Cal 20 283 $2 $40
John Baron, Benwood, w. Va. ."..... 18 234 1910
148 Nick Sarc, Chicago, iii. 225 1900
81 Franjo Rudar, Chicago ILL., 81 211 24,7O
288 George Balch Ind. Harbor Ind. 13 1873 1920
1856 Milan Skrtic Campbell Ohio Ia 189 1850
ITO Sylvia Nksic Gary, Ind ........... IA 1874 1890
81 Rudolph karlovich, Anaconda, Mont. 2S ia 1000
Michael Baich JohnstoWn Pa. IL 1863 1900
Al Anna Rescic Cleveland, Ohio ...v... 16 155 1910
423 Ivan Babich, Aquppa, Pa. II LAG 1920
IS John NIikan Rochester, Pa. IA AS 1920
Joseph Rukavina, Etna, Pa IL 130 1000
Julia Stropin, S. Chicago ILL., IL 1874 11,SO
LAG Mary Skutin Versailles Pa. 18 129 1920
437 Tom Satina, Beneyvie Pa. IL l28 1880
10 Mary Julian, Chicago, Ill. 19 126 1880
III Rose Antonch, Los Angeles Calf, 126 $50
80 George Maljevac Cleveland, Ohio 10 ia $50
$50 Ivan Juran, Duquesne Pa. 10 115 1920
IL Matthew Zvonar, Denver Colo 13 11O 1910
720 William Ziyitz Aliquppa, Pa 10 ITO $50
548 John kosovec, Sovan, Pa. IL 1O7 9,2O
235 Tom Reskovac, Cleveland, Ohio 10 LOG 91O
III John Stefancic Los Angeles, Calif... LOG 76O
SCI Mary Marold, Flint Mich. 16 1O5 124O
10 William r. Vcian Gary, Ind 1O3 $40
S54 Krsto Bozulict San Pedro, CAL 1O2 100
388 Daniel Corak Mdvale, Utah 16 SO 1850
44O Frank Ivelich, S. Chicago, ILL., 95 82O
439 Matilda Mataya, Seattle, Wash IA 81 1910
351 Mariana Reich, Detroit, Mich 5 80 1920
80 John Rumora, Columbus, Ohio IA 88 1920
154 Anne Novosel, East Chicago, Ind. 13 IS 1890
222 Helen B. Svaglc Granite City, ILL., 80. IS 7,6O
859 Ann L. HraniIovich Cleveland, Ohio II 81 $50
2SS Steve Tonkovich Ind Harbor, Ind. 8 80 500
IS Mary Miosevich, Rochester, Pa. II 80 1890
1O1 Joseph Cupich, Omaha, Neb. II 79 11OO
41 Joseph Zegar, Trafford, Pa. 78 61O
316 Anton Spraitz, South St. Paul, Mimi. 78 7,4G
126 Mike Golub, Farrell, Pa ........~.". IL 7S $40
81 Joseph Bazdarc Chicago, III. / II 500
u Mike Cindric, UniontoWn, Pa. ...... II 76O
749 Agnes Mkulch, Chicago, ILL., .......... IL IS 920
so John Narancich, st. Louis, Mo- .... 8 ~ 670
Al Joseph Puskarc, Mckeesport, Pa. .. 13 u $40
al John Mayrovich, E. Pgh, Pa. ........ 6 II $50
1876 katarina Lukesic, Lorain, Ohio ..... 9 II 40
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A very special feature of
our annual festivities will
be the awarding of a free
round trip airplane ticket
to any place in Europe,
which will be given to u
lucky attendant.
The special committee or
the round-trip excursion is
headed by John ]. Scurich.
Peter Obad, Pub
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St. Nicholas Grove, Shady
Run, in Youngstown, and
music will be provided by Joe
Marmalich and his Tambur-
itza, Orchestra of Campbell.
We urge a good meeting
turnout on Sunday, June 8.
Jack Jak0yac, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
Josephine Bach Was
Long Active In Ranks
Of Midland Lodqe 732

MIDLAND, Pa. The
"Midlanders" c. F. U. Lodge
1872 was saddened recently
for the second time within
two weeks by the death of one
of it's members.
Josephine Bach (nee Ma
chovic) died Friday, April IS,
1858, in the Cleveland Clinic
Hospital after first having
undergone a leg amputation
few weeks earlier.
Josephine Bach was of
Slovak-Hungarian pa r e n S,
born in Mckees Rocks, Pa,
attended schools there, and
joined the Croatian Fraternal
Union there in 1881 via the
Spirits Lodge 143, for whom
she served several terms as
treasurer, the same lodge Of
flee which she held with the
Midlanders for several years
prior to the time of her death.
The readers will also re-
member her as a member of
Pittsburgh's Croatian Day
Committee, and also as a
Zajednicar correspondent.
In 1887 she was married to
Miller Bach, then and cur.
rently the Midlanders finan-
cial secretary. The marriage
was blessed by two children,
George D., End class airman
in the U.S.A.F., and a daugh-
ter, Joan.
Needless to say that the
Biachs are all C.F.U. mem
bers, even to their daughter
in-law Sharon, proof enough
that talk about the Society
savored many a meal in the
Bach domicile.
Also surviving the late
Josephine Biach, who was
buried in the Beaver Gem
etery, Beaver, Pa, on April
22nd, are her father John
!, Machovic and a widowed
sister, Antoinette Blandiat,
g both of Mckees Rocks, Pa.
Her passing leaves a void in
the Bach clan in Midland
which is quite numerous
.'C.F.U.-Wise
To them we express our
condolences and in memory
of the deceased Sister Bach
it behooves us to close ranks
and carry on both they as the
Bach family and we as the
Midlander members.
This would have been the
express wish of the deceased,
to whom this obituary pays
insignificant credit.
AIZ
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"ZAJEDNICAR"


1S Valentine Grohar, Joliet, Ill. ...m.. 7 II 5000
66 John j. Saraya, Youngstown, o. ... 8 II 14OO
. 355 John Jurisich Ely, Minn SO 500
o. 10 Anne staray, Chicago, ILL., 6S 7,4OO
O John Mandrgoc, Johnstown Pa. 500. rs 81 16,20O
0 rs Joseph Frankovich, Mckeesport, Pa 81 $500
$50 George S. Rakich Fontana, Calf So. 3 65 $500
Al Paul Ceh, Milvale, Pa 5 Ga 500
S48 Frank Sulentic, n Chicago, ILL., ga 1000
435 Jack Jackovac Youngstown, o. ... 10 63 8,1OO
0 785 Joseph Horvath Chicago, Ill. 81 6,4OO
5S8 Simon Juracich San Pedro, Cal. ... 81 $500
4 Rose Ann Cvtkovic Etna, Pa. Fl 60 $4,000
U 6 Mary Cubakovic, Rankin, Pa. SO 5,1OO
D 146 Joseph Zalac Versailles, Pa 81 $500
D 80 Fabian Markovich So. Chicago, Ill. 81 5000
IS Frank w. Grgas Waukegan iii. sc $500
7O6 Marie Sekel MS. Pittsburgh Pa. 81 400
$40 Edward Sabolic, Conway, Pa. 5 81 400
U 351 Andrew Hunjet, Detroit, Mich So 1900
35l Petar Drazic, Detroit, Mich So $500
14O Anton Yuricic, Lorain Ohio .~..... SO $500
351 Andrew Hunjet, Detroit, Mich So 1900
. 391 Matt Anich, West Als, Wis. 9 81 $500
146 Cecilia Medved, Versailles Pa. 81 5,1OO
U 1874 Mary Cvetan Monessen Pa. 81 400
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0 7S7 Mary Burma Vancouver, G. . II 155 14,5OO
0 S14 Joseph Secen, Val Dor, Que. 146 10000
679 Walter Papich Port Arthur, Ont II 1874 13,3oo
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GA Flip Zebich, Hamilton, Ont IL 113 $500
0 $50 Zlatko Cavrag Schumacher, Ont 1O2 5000
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0 952 Stjepan Budak, Windsor Ont. II 81 94OOl
0 $50 Juraj Bojkovac, Schumacher, Ont. . sc 5000
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0 1913 John Prmorac, Sudbury, Ont. 70 $500
0 900 Josip Sunc Montreal Que, IS $500,
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Sophie Cetinsky
Surprised In West
Lodge IA Member
Proud Of Society


Continued from Page 81
her teammates all did well
in other events.
Tess Johns and Jean
Schultz, currently national
doubles champs, hung up the
leading score in the Doubles
Events with 1173.
Sophie and her partner,
Jean Justin, marked third
place with a score Of 1136.
Sophie's highest game in the
events was 224 and she reg
istered the second highest
All-Events score with 17O1.
Your CFU In Action
After the events, we had
the pleasure of sitting across
a refreshment table from So
phie and her friends.
Then Sophie's sparkling
brown eyes beamed at me and
'she said: "You know, Peter,
you people here made me feel
so much at home last night.
To be so far away from home
and yet to be made to feel
like I was home . :" her eyes
moistened with happiness.
Thanks to the Croatian
Fraternal Union," said.
1T was terrific" sh .
beamed, and other people
stared at our table. II can't
explain it,"
well, I'll put it this way.
It's the CFU in action, isn't
it,"
Certainly was and is," So
phie replied.
Pleasure Was All Ours
Her friends were mighty
impressed with our showing
up to welcome a person we
never met in our lives and if
it hadn't been for the Cro-
atian Fraternal Union, we
would not have either.
And then Marge Skrym
said: Thanks for everything,
Mr.. Obad. I think / should
become a Croatian."
IF you don't, we'll a.
dopt you," was our reply to
tho charming Marge from
Cleveland.
All Of the girls, especially
Sophie, were impressed with
the beauty Of San Francisco
land it's CF'U hospitality, and
girls, we all enjoyed meeting
you. The pleasure was all
ours. Peter Obad
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-20

wood of Rt. s were called to Bo-
lero, Ohio, recently by the death
of Mrs. Underwood's brother.
Sorry to learn this.
John Landon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Landon of Rt. 1866,
was rushed to Huron Road Hos
pital this past week with a rup-
tured appendix. Glad to report
John is doing ok at this writing.
Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Car
yer on Rt. SOB were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Bishop of Cleve-
land.
Our sincere sympathy to the
Rayl family of Radcliffe Rd. on
the death of mother, Mrs Lon
Rayl this past Thursday night.
Mr., and Mrs. Mike Popovich,
of Old State Rd., attended the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-20
Thomas Gesell, CHS Student,
Receives Scholarship Award

Thomas F. Gesell, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Gesell, 303 Water
ST., Chardon, has been commen-
ded by the National Merit Scho-
larship Corporation for his out
standing performances on ma
tionwide college aptitude test,
according to Rex w. T'hornburg,
high school principal.
The 17-year-old Chardon High
School senior was an Ohio run
ner-up in the 1957-58 Merit Scho-
larShip competition. He will be
sent a letter of recommendation
for use in applying to colleges,
and will receive some financial
assistance.
Although the amount of the
grant has not yet been determin-
ed, Miss Ethel Mellinger, Char
don High guidance counselor,
said last year the awards nation
ally ranged from $100' to $4,000.
Average was $625.
GeSell is the first Chardon stu
dent to be so honored in the
three years the tests have been
given here. This year 36 other
students took the examinations
in Chardon.
The annual National Merit
Scholarship competition offers
the largest system of privately
financed scholarships in the Un-
tied States. This year, over 260,-
600 outstanding seniors for ov-
yer $4,000 high schools entered
the competition.
Gesell, who plans to enter Case
Institute of Technology in Sept
ember to major in cemistry, re-
received straight AS in high
school chemistry.
In addition to his hobby, gun
collecting, he is kept busy as
orator of DeMolay, and men,
bership in Key Club, the Ma
tional Honor Society and the
CHS projection staff.
Taking up afternoon and Satur-
day time during the month is the
sugar bush which he and Peter
Keller, another Chardon student,
are operating on Wilder Rd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-20

Tommy was a seventh-grade
student at the Hambden School
and a member of the school
band. His classmates gave a
farewell party in his honor on
Thursday, March 13.
Hambden will miss these fine
citizens. However, a happy note
does prevail. The Calimer's
daughter and son-in-laW and
grandson (Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Branson and SOM left this
area for FL Paso, Texas, this
past January. Mr.. Branson is
attending the National Guard
School there. So it looks like a
gala family reunion is in the
making for these two former
Hambden families shortly, and
that's nice to learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Under
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-20

restaurant proprietor. The farm
er was certainly doing all in his
power to remove the 'unordered
goods as fast as possible; the
restaurant owner had every
right to be disturbed; but / ask
you, what's a guy supposed to
do in such a spot???
Twas a fond farewell this past
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Calimer and son Tommy
when they vacated their home
on Woodin Rd. in lieu of moving
to Galveston, Texas. Mr.. Cali
mer was Chief Petty Officer at
the CheSterland US. Coast
Guard Radio Station. He had
been posted there since Novem-
ber Of 1850 and received his pro-
motion to Warrant Officer this
March /.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-20
THE RECORD, cHARDoN OHIO, MARCH 20, 1858

Reward Day Citation Services
for volunteer work done by
Moose Lodge No. 1T and No.
667 this past Saturday evening
in Cleveland.
Had a query the other day
from a most-earnest young miss
interested in learning: When is
All going to start up this year
in Hambden? Nothing to report
on this yet, but hope to hear
something real soon now!
Congratulations are in order
this week for: Mr.. and Mrs.
Roderick Crane, of Rt. 166, on
the birth of a baby girl; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krejci, of