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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
Poziv ma piknfk
kIuba "Jugos|aven'

Chicago, Ill. - Zabavni
Prosvjetni Klub "Jugoslaven''
odrzati &c svoj treci izlet U
svojoj basel ma $40 So. Mar.
ragansett Ave.
Ovime uljudno pozivljemo
clanstvo Kluba "Jugoslaven'
kao say mas narod grada
Chicago i okolice da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broju.
Po nasem obicaju biti &c ma
razjnu pecene janjetine, a cla-
nice Kluba "Jugoslaven" po-
brinut &c sc da bude j donna
cih kolaca uz napitak raznog
plea.
Ia zabavu i Piles svirati &c
dobra glazba. Ne zaboravite
nedjelju log septembra biti
&c izlet Kluba Jugoslaven. u
laz je svima slobodan. Klice-
mo svima, dobro nam dosli!
Bl. Stepu1in, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
Poziv ma vaznu sjednicu
Centra|noq 0dbora HBz

Chicago, Ill. Centralni
Odbor Odsjeka HBZ grada
Chicago okolice odrzati ce
vrlo vaznu sjednicu u petak,
5. septembra, 8 sati u ve-
Ger, u prostorijama Hrvat-
skog Narodnog Sokolskog Do
ma ma 1903 So. Racine u Chi
cago, Ill.
Pozivlju Sc svi nasi odsjeci
da budu prisutni preko svo-
jih zastupnika ma ovoj sjed-
nici. Isto pozivamo delegate
devete konvencije HBZ IL
Chicago i predgradja, da O.
nj uzmu ucesca u raspravama.
Ma ovoj sjednici birati &c
sc vodstvo Centralnog Odbora
do konca owe godine.
Zatim vazne tocke dnevnog
reda biti &c kako slijedi:
1. K a m pan a Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice.
2. Proslava 65-te godisnji-
ce Hrvatske Bratske Zajedni-
ce, koja Sc slavi godine 1859.
8. Training skola j mnoga
druga pitanja "a dobrobit i
napredak odsieka, Hrvatske
Bratske zajednice Djecjeg
Donna.
Svima vam pozdrav i do vi
djenja ma sjednici 5-og sep
tembra!
Bozo F. Drazan, privre-
meni tajnik G. o., 1921
So. Airport St., Chicago
8, Illinois. Phone Monroe
6-O319
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
Piknik anijezda 310

Lyons, iii. = Pozivaju Sc
clanovi gnijezda 80 HBZ i
njihovi roditelji da posjete
piknik, kojega priredjuje od-
Dor nasega gnijezda Pomlat-
ka ma 7. septembra 1858, u
basci Matt Jadro, ma 44th i
Lawndale u Lyons, III.
Pecene janjetine praseti-
ne biti &c gotove oko podne,
tako da svatko moze doci ma
piknik "a obied i ostati cijelo
poslije podne.
Djeca &c po obicaju dobiti
jedan dollar vrijednosti u chip
sima, tako da roditelji ne mo-
raju trositi ma njih.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
0bavijest il Port|anda

Primamo j donosimo.
Hrvatski Rep. Klub can
tun Radio" u Portlandu, Ore
gon, priredjuie Banket u po-
cast Glavnog Tajnika DR.. Jur-
ia krnjevica, u cetvrtak II.
septembra, u 8 P. M. u Moul-
tinomah Hotelu. Ma Banketu
govoriti &c U. S. Senator Neu-
berger, Mrs. Neuberger. Ia
rezervacije .javite sc ma John
Jadresic, Tel. Blu 9-1656.
John Jadresic, tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

strucnjaka Svjetske zdrav-
stvene organizacije da posve-
te jos vecu paznju proucava-
nju malarije, a narcotic DO
java rezistencije kod komara-
ca ma insekticide.
Naucno istrazivanje
Bit &c organizirane speci-
jaime studije, da bi Sc prouci-
la uloga Svjetske zdravstvene
organizacije ma polju nauc-
nog istrazivanja da bi Sc j.
spitale metode, koje su mai
pogodnije "a stimuliranje i
koordinaciju naucnog istrazi-
vanja, kao i "a obuku struc-
nog osoblja. U tom cilju VIA
da SAD otvorila je Svjetskoj
zdravstvenoj organizaciji spe-
cijalni kredit u iznosu cd 3OO,-
600 dolara.
Atomska energi.ja
Ma zasjedanju Skups t i n e
posvecena je velika paznja u
tjecaju, koje ma zdravlje mo-
ze imati koriscenje atomske
energije u mirnodopske svr-
he. U tom cilju povjereno je
generalnom direktoru Svjet-
ske zdravstvene organizacije
da pr ou { i konkretne mjere,
koje bi organizacija mogla
poduzeti ma tom polju. Bit &c
podneseni specijalni izvjestaj
o metodama "a mjerenje i re-
gistriranje stepena radijacija,
kojima ~ Iudi izlozeni. U o
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

Dug y nemio dzuE1 -
zato nastojte podmhtu svo91
dugovinu - 6m prib - -
odlazite - drugi put, jW b.
vjek nikada nezna Ind -
neMeta mode sta.
NemarM Ganovf sndnvU6a
odviSe posla I brige svo1m
odgjetnim tajnictmA 10 ~
nlopo - nlje hrsosA
Jest, dragi nate, uplh69t
b redovno svoje priseu5ba.
da budete u redovima svi3es-
NH zajednicara I kako - .
no ka3e - "ciSd ro0l d.
q ljubav!"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

cdJu skoro sVe zemlJe u svlJe-'
tn, zatim predvidja poostre-
ME borbe protiv venericnih
bolesti treponematoza, vi
rusnih oboljenja drugih en-
demo-epidemija, kao i move
napore "a poboljsanje zdrav-
stvenih institucija, lijecnicke
njege, djecje hygiene, dusev-
nog zdravlja i ishrane. IA
Svjetsku zdravstvenu organi-
zaciju predvidjen je budzet u
iznosu cd 14,3OO, 900 dolara.
Najznacajnije odluke Skup-
slime odnose Sc ma slijedece
probleme:
Borba protiv maIarije
Dosada je "a borbu protiv
malarije Svjetska zdravstve-
ma organizacija prikupila oko
pet milijuna dolara, sto &c
biti dovoljno "a financiranje
a n t i malaricne kampanje do
kraja owe godine. Osim toga,
"a dobivanje dalje financijske
pomoci apelirat &c sc ne sa-
mo ma Wade zemalja clanica,
vec i ma razne dobrotvorne
fondacije, industrijska pod
uzeca, sindikalne organizaci-
je, naucne ustanove, pa cak !
ma pojedince. Sovjetska dele
gacija ma zasjedanju Skupsti-
ne saopcila je, da njena VIA
da poklanja Svjetskoj zdrav-
stvenoj organizaciji 100000
tona DOT praska u okviru
kampanje protiv malarije. o.
sim toga. zatrazeno je Cd
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
-ZAJEDNIcAR"
Park hrvatske Sredisnjice u Milwaukee
u kojem Sc je odrzao Hrv. Dan II. lula

Des PLANES, ILL., - Ma q. julia odrzaa je Sredisnjica
hrvatskih org drustava Milwaukee, svoj "a godisnji
HrVaskl Dan Posao sam ja da kao Hrvat barem kolko
toko uzvecam prredbu Moi da sastanem svoje dobre
znance prijatelje.
Dolazec mutra opazim natpis - HRVATSKA ZEM-
LIZA! Sjetim kako je nekada zadruga zema u "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

Ia piknik &c svirati mas do
bro poznati zbor "Jadran",
koji pievaju i sviraju svima
ma zadovolistvo. Uz to ce "a
odrasle biti hladnog plea, a
"a d jecu sladoleda (ice
cream.
Do vidjenja ma 7. septem-
bra.
Marica VidaS, uprav.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

LJA. SJcIlIIl st, kdkO Je neF
grebu sa svojim ograncima
po Hrvatskoj imala oval
motto. CHA Zemlja Toga i
Domovina. Odmah sam pomi-
slio, da je netko pametan i
ovdje u Milwaukee, dosao do
te ideje nazvao oval ogrom-
nj park sa ukusnom parolom
- "HRVATSKA ZEMLJA".
Drago mi i milo mi bijase vi
djeti, da u mojoj America, Hr-
vati, mogu, svoje Domove,
svoje Parkove, svoje Crkve,
svoje organizacije nazivati -
Hrvatskim, a u Hrvatskoi,
gdje su postojani, da Sc boje
ne samo nazivati, vec i pomi-
sljati u onom smislu, kako to
svaki Hrvat iskreno liz srdca
osjeca.
Ovdje su ulozili mnogo ra-
da i truda oko ovog podiza-
MIA mnoga nasa braca. Medju
NINA prednjaci jedan Cd vrlo
aktivnih za.iednicara brat FL
lip Paulin, koji, kada Sc radi
o jednoj dobroj stvari, nika-
da ne podbaci, vec je ma po-
slu prvi. On je sa svojim pri-
jateljima podigao ogradu, "a
sadio cvijece, izradio puteve
i jedan il sale nazivaju costa
Al. Uz MEGA Sc u radu vidi
sestru Burazin, predsjednicu
Hrv. zene, koju svatko mno-
go postuje cijeni. Ne, bio bi
pogresan, kada bi rekao, da
sve radi brat Paulin sestra
Burazin. Tu su i mnogi drugi,
jer su sa NINA uclanjene sve
organizacije, kako drustva
HBZ., tako HKZ., pa nase
Crkve, pristase HISS i U. Hr-
vata it'd. Sve Sc je to danas
sleglo, da kao jedan radi "a
dobru stvar i lijepo ime hr-
vatskog naroda. Sastao sam
mnogo nase move brace. Svi Sc
oni danas slazu, da sc zabora-
vi ma stranke i strancice, a da
sc radi u pravcu hrvatskom
i narodnom, a u razgovoru SUI
mi svaki cd njih obecali, da
&c Sc zaclaniti u H. B. Ia ajed-
nicu, pax sam i'm preporucio,
da kada to odluce, a neka ma
odluku dugo ne cekaju, neka
sc obrate ma brata Filipa Pa
ulina i on &c III drage wolfe
zapisati u HBZ u oval mas
veliki grad iii malu koju ev-
ropsku drzavu, koju mi ma
zivljemo H. B. Zajednica.
Hrvati Milwaukee / drugih
mjesta, mogu biti ponosni, da
su podigli ono sto sam vidio
i ono je "a pohvaliti, jer je
ono PARK svih mas u isti-
nu mas kako sc i veil: Hrvat-
ski Park - HRVATSKA
ZEMLJA.
Tamo sam sc sastao sa
glavnim odbornikom bratom
Nikolom Hinicem, te ga PORT
vovnim radnikom u redovima
HBZ bratom Pelozom, Ami
Gem drugima, a tn sam sa-
stao svog znanca prijatelja
Vukelica, sa kojim sam Sc u
poznao jos 1851. god. u Los
Angeles, ma Konvenciji HBZ.
Kako Sc prijatelji uvjek ma
dju lahko, odmah ma ulazku
u Park, opazim starog znanca,
dobrog radnika kada Sc radi
"a dobro ime hrvatskog ma
roda, brata Franju Salopeka.
Mas sc je razgovor otegao u
dugo i razgovarali smo o sve-
mu i svacemu, jer kao znanci,
a vec dosta dugo sc nevidieli,
imali smo toga mnogo razgo-
varati. Tu sam sastao svoje
supruge bratica, koji mi je
takOdier obecao da ce 90 on
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
Sportska medicina

SpOrtska medicina
JOS jedno polje djelatnosu
uneseno je u program Svjet-
ske zdravstvene organizacije:
sportska medicina. Skupstina
je predlozila, da sc u zajed-
nici medjunarodnom fede-
racijom "a sportsku medicinu
ispita uloga fizickih webb /
gimnastike u programme ma
rodnog zdravlja.
Dvanaesto zasjedanje Svjet-
ske zdravstvene skupstine o.
drzat &c sc iduce godine u
zenevi - sjedistu Svjetske
zdravstvene organizacije.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

kviru tog programa, Svjet.
ska zdravstvena organizacija
pruzat &c pom oc nerazvije.
MIN zemljama, da bi i'm olak.
sala koriscenje medicine. Ia
kodjer &c biti organizirane
specijahe studije, da bi sc u
stanovilo djelovanje radio-ak-
tivnih zracenja ma hereditet
(nasljedjivanje), i ma zdrav-
lie uopce. Ma tom polju SWEET
ska zdravstvena organizacija
treba prisno da suradjuje
s Medjunarodnom agencijom
"a atomsku energiju.
Borba protiv boginja
Skupstina je zatrazila cd
Svjetske zdravstvene organi-
zacije da organizira plerimi.
narne udije radi razrade
jednog opceg programa borbe
protiv boginja. U tom cilju
do januara iduce godine tre-
ba da sc podnese izvjestaj L.
vrsnom vijecu Svjetske zdrav-
! S tv enc organizacije. Ia tu
kampanju sovjetska VII a d a
prilozila je organizaciji 25 mi
lijuna doza vakcine protiv bo-
ginja, a kubanska vlada diva
milijuna doza vakcine.
,, Djecja paraliza
Ma zasjedanju Skupstine ta-
! kodjer Sc diskutiralo o pro-
blemima vakciniranja protiv
polio-mielitisa. Delegati su do
sli do zakljucka, da je zasada
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

jos suvise rano da sc vakci-
nacija protiv poliomielitisa
preporuci u sirokim razmjeri-
ma.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25

Repair-Expert Service
DAVID WILSON
ALBERT'S Jewelry
Chardon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25

S. c. Rep. Paula Bostwick
Mr.. Rhodes
President Pat Fisher
Vice President Mike Epstein
Secretary Janice Ernynei
Treasurer Janice Ernynei
s. G. Rep. Penny Haueter
Mrs. Macdonald
President Dennis Jedlinsky
Vice President Sterling Mou-
lton
Secretary Gerald McFadden
Treasurer Gerald McFadden
S. c. Rep. Judy Kehoe
MIR. Slane
President Mike Reminder
Vice President Beverly Price
Secretary Tom. Rayl
Treasurer Tom Rayl
S. c. Rep. Mickey Perry
Mr. Combs
President Pamela Wigen :
bach
Vice President Rosemar Syp-
iSak
Secretary Polly Zepp
Treasurer Polly Zepp
S. c. Rep. Judy Troutman
Election of Club Officers
The following students were
elected as club officers for the
1858 SO school year:
F. B. L. A. Advisor: Mrs. Cro-
ckett; President, Nancy G ray;
Vice President, Ellen Johnson;
Secretary, Judie Boerwinkle;
Treasurer, Phyllis Garfield; Re-
porter, Judy Tromm.
Library Club Advisor: Mrs. Pc
ters; President, Sandy Nelson,
Vice President, Pat Sloan; Sec
retary, Roberta Hartman; Trea-
surer, Sally Williams.
Tri Hi Y Advisor: Mrs. A. Brad
ley (Junior F'reshman) Presi-
dent, Nancy Steingass; vic e
President, Connie Thrasher; Sc
cretary Treasurer, Kathy Tenn
pie.
G. A. A. Advisor: Mrs. Clancy;
President, Gail Reiter; vice
President, Judy Fenwick; S e c.
retary, Pat Strainic; Treasurer,
Jean McKenna.
Cheerleaders Advisor: ..Mrs.
CLANCY; President, Ann M a c.
Donald; Vice President, Sandy
Jackson; Secretary Treasurer,
Kathy Temple.
Yearbook Staff Advisor: MRS.
Phipps; Editor in Chief, Lloyd
Carlson; Assistant Editor, Shei-
la Walsh; Activities Editor, Dick
Sulc; Sports Co Editor, Mary
Ann Price and Tom Thornbur-
gh; Under classman Editor,
Jack Miller; Business Manager,
Julie Woodford; Senior G a S S
Editor, Linda Roberts.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25

The marriage of Patricia Ann
Began and Raymond friedrich
McMahan took place Saturday,
Sept. Is, at 10 o'clock am. at
st. Mary's Church, Chardon,
with Father James Walsh, pas
tor of that church, officiating
and Mrs. w. j. Eardley, play
ing organ music.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Began of
Woodin Rd., Chardon, and the
groom Is the son of Mrs. Hattie
McMahan of Mayfield r o a d.,
Chesterland.
For her wedding, Patricia Ann
wore a Paris fashion Of white
chantilly lace and net ruffles Z,
long sleeves and a chapel train.
Her fingertip veil fell from a
seed pearl clustered crown and
she carried white chrysanthe .
NUNS and baby NUNS. s h e
was given in marriage by her
father.
Attending the bride was Carol
Began, maid of honor; Shir-
ley Daniels, Linda Began, bri-
desmaids and Eileen Me t S o ,
flower girl. The maid of honor
and flower girl wore dresses of
blue chiffon with taffeta trim.
Their head pieces were of
matching blue. One bridesmaids
dress was in mint green and the
other, orchid with matcing head
pieces. They all wore white Sa-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
Accidents

Both vehicles were damaged
when cars driven by Buddy Her
bert Trask, 80, Rt. 2, Chardon,
and Mike Schowinsky, 33, Rt. 2,
Auburn Rd., Chardon, collided
on Rt. 6 at Auburn Rd., Sept.
II, according to the sheriff's de-
partment.
Three cars were involved in a
crash on Rt. 306 at Sherman Rd.
in Chester Sept. II, the sheriff's S
department reported. A car dri-
ven by Benjamin Laubach, 26,
Columbus, stopped for school
bus. Cars driven by Lawrence
Jacobs, 81, 1885 Mulberry Rd -,
Chester, and Evelyn Randell, II,
465 E. Hill Dr., Chester, unable
to stop for the Laubach vehicle,
then collided. All three autos re-
ceived minor damages.
An auto driven by FIR. James
F. Moran, pastor of st. Helen S
Church, NeWbury, went off the
road on Fullertown Rd. north of
Rt. 81 at 1:50 a m. Sunday, Sept.
| 7, it was reported to the sheri-
ifs department this week. FIR,
Moran said an approaching car,
coming over a hill, ran him off
the road. His vehicle hit mail
boxes, spun around and came
to rest in the ditch.
| Il
An auto driven by Robert D.
Humphreys, Rt. l, Whitney Rd.,
HuntSburg, went out Of control
An auto driven by Robert D.
Humphreys, Rt. l, Whitney Rd.,
Huntsburg, went out of control
on wet pavement and hit rose
bushes, a mail box and a news
paper tube at the residence of
r. M. Hobart on Rt. 81 in New
bury. The accident occurred Sep
tember II, according to the She
riffs department.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
Cooks
Celebrate
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cook were
entertained with an open house
last Sunday in observance of
their 25th wedding anniversary
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Romanin at their home in Gle
veland Heights.
About 81 friends and relatives
attended from Youngstown, Ra-
VIENNA, Atwater, Madison, Fair
port, Euclid, Warren, Johnson,
Chardon, Windham, Edinburg
Cleveland, Lyndhurst, Mantua,
and Streetsboro.
The Romanin home was beau
tifully decorated with fall flow
ers and refreshments included a
large, decorated cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook received
many nice gifts and cards.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
Barbara Gaebler
Starts Nurse
Training

Barbara Gaebler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gaebler of
Route 603, left this week to be-
gin her nurses training at Hur-
on Road Hospital School of Nur-
sing of Fem College.
Barbara, known bes to he r
Barbara, known best to h e r
friends as Bonnie" was gradu-
ated from Chardon High School
this year where she became a
member of the Chardon Chap
ter of the National Honor Soci-
ETY. in her junior year, and re-
Gently was awarded the Burton
Middlefield Rotary Club scholar
ship. She was valedictorian of
he class when she was gradual
ed from the Claridon School.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
Ga,dou Rrsouah

sick since last Saturday with
the flu.
Fellow employees at the Coun-
ty Court House surprised Helen
Torok last Saturday morning
with a coffee party and present
ed her with a leather brief case.
Helen, who has been secretary
for the past year and half to
County Engineer Clyde Pomer-
oy, left Sunday for Kent State
University where she will study
journalism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case M. Hall,
200 South ST., Chardon, just re-
turned from a seven week vi
sit in California. Making their
headquarters in Riverside, Cali
fornia, they visited former Cha
rdon residents there Howard E.
Ferris and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ferris. The Halls also called on
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sked and
the Skeds daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Law in
Hemet. The Halls visited W 1T h
Georgia SimonS, a former tea
cher in Chardon, now retired,
and also called on another for
mer Chardon teacher, J e S S e
Neat Chillcot, now living in Glen
dale. They spent some t. m e
with their son and his family,
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Hall of
Sacramento. They made the trip
out by plane, and returned by
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Rhodes of
Columbus spent the past week
end with his grandma Mrs Lu-
cy Rhodes and his aunt Leila
Mr. and Mrs George Rhodes
of Mentor called on their sister,
in law Mrs Lucy Rhodes one
day recently
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hirst
and a house guest Mrs Charles
Pearce of Toronto arrived home
on Wednesday, ept. II, 1858.
Mrs Pearce will spend about a
week visiting with the Hirst's.
Sympathy is extended the IA
mily and friends of Mrs James
Matthewson of Fowlers Mills
Road who passed away on Wed
nesday Sept 10 at the residen-
ce of her daughter in Chardon.
Paul Tvergyak underwent Su-
rgery on Saturday morning Sc
ptember 20 at Brentwood Hos
pital for appendicitis. Paul is a
fourth grade pupil at Fowlers
Mills School room of Mrs Ruth
Starr.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Krejci, 100 South St., Chardon,
are Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitz-
patrick OF Roanoke Rapids, N.
Carolina. Mrs. Fitzpatrick is a
cousin of Mrs. Krejci's.
Among the others from here
who are attending Kent are Jo-
an Kieffer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kieffer, Kathy Pit
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tin shoes and carried Y yello W
chrysanthemumS and yell o W
baby NUNS.
William Hlebek, served as best
man and Jack Pastor, nephew
of the bridegroom and Gerald
McMahan, brother, were ush :
ers. Gene Baker was the ring
bearer.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Began wore blue nylon
dress with black accessories and
white gloves, Mrs. McMahan
wore a dress Of navy blue with
black accessories and both wore
corsages of pink roses.
A wedding breakfast was SER
we'd at the Eagles hall for 100
guests and a later reception
there with 400 guests attending.
Mrs. McMahan was gradual
ed from Chardon high school in
June of 1858 and is presently
employed at Assembly Prod. in
Chesterland. Mr.. McMahan re-
ceived his high school education
at West Geauga high school and
is now employed at Mayfield
Heights Village Hall.
The couple left on a wedding
trip through the Smokey Noun.
tains through the southern sta
tes to Florida and going away
the bride was wearing a navy
blue sheath dress, with navy ac-
cesSories and a white topper.
They will reside in Chester
land at 795 Mayfield Rd. after
September 27.
Out of town guests attend
ing the wedding were from Chi
cago, Detroit, Pennsylvania,
Cleveland, Parma, c hagrin
Falls, Bainbridge and P i n es-
vile.
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Warren Babcock of Junction
Auto Sales is in Detroit thi S
week looking at the new line of
Dodge cars and trucks. The new
cars are being presented in a
Broadway type musical show at
the Masonic auditorium in De-
troit for dealers from the Mid
west area of the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Carr and
family called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Osborn and f a m ii Y in
Cleveland Heights on Sunday
They also called on DR.. Herbert
MarkowHz in University Heights
DR.. Markowitz was the C a m p
doctor when Mr.. Carr was a
prisoner of war in Japan for
3h years during World War II.
They were with the Coast Ar
tiliary under Gen. Wainwright
at Batan when their whole out
fit was captured. This was the
first time Mr.. Carr and DR.. Ma
rkowitz has seen each other in
Is years.
Weekend guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark
Stukey Hill, were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scholel from Pleasant Hill
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ander =
son, Thwing Rd., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Lynn, Rt. s, took the
5th degree at the county Pam
ona meeting last week in Au-
burn. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Phil
lips and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cook
also attended the meeting.
Betsy Kline, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Spence o. Kline, Rob-
inson Rd., left Sunday for Bald
win Wallace College, to start her
freshman college year. Betsy's
room mate is Annette I S a k
from Hawaii. While in Hawaii
this summer Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Carson and family called on
the Isaki family and said their
visit there was much enhanced
by their warm hospitality.
Jeffrey Kline, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Spence Kline, has b e e n
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ROIliiIlg
AlOng
by BILL SPEAR

When Alaska hit the head
lines as the 10th state, a
lot of folks expected Ha-
waii to come through as the
50th. But it's still a case Of
unfinished business. Up to
now the land of the ukelele
has been a combined tour
ist mecca and naval rendez-
vous =. back in World War
Ii, it was as vital to us as
strings to a tennis racket.
There are many nice people
over there making up a po-
pulation that's a mixture of
many aces and nationali-
ties -. a situation that is
typical of America. And
though the Islands are 2400
miles west as the seagull fiji
e;s, in these days of fast air
travel it. just a short hop.
IF Hawaii does come j n t o
the union and they elect a
couple of hula girls as their
representatives, you ca n
look for great interest on
Capitol Hill -. especially
when they make a motion.
A California girl gulped a.
small Christmas bell. F or
tunately, there will be no
serious results -. and may
be it'll even make her more
a pealing. And most ap-
pealing of all is what we
want our service to be &c.
for we specialize in air
dealings and friendliness.
Let our mechanics give your
car a good check up before
cold weather sets in Then
it won't check out S o m e
Cold, windy day.
SPEAR MOTOR SALES
N. Hambden Rd., Chardon
Phone Avenue 6-4I70
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schmann, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Pitschmann and JOY
ce Bican, daughter of Mrs. Bur-
dell Bican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mar
BILE from Utica, N. Y, drove
here to attend the funeral OF Mr..
A. B. Carlson Monday.