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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Tricky Best Friends
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

story. either. Greenish, brown
ish or blueish stones can be
treated this way and made
complete green, brown or blue.
These are known as fancy"
diamonds.
IF you have q stone APP
praised" suggested Steinberg.
TASK the appraiser to give it an
acid bath. It's worth the cost.
The bath will take OF the
standard paints. If any. If
nothing else, it will clean the
stone"
''If you are in the hands of a
crook" he continued, ian APP
praisal probably won't do you
any good. Let's say you buy a
stone from a hustler who says
it's worth $1,000. He doesn't
want you to take his word. He
suggests that, since you're not
insured. his employee carry the
stone while you go outside and
find an appraiser. Appraisers in
the neighborhood know the
employee. He steers you to one
he can handle. He stands be-
hind you and makes a signal
and the appraiser says the stone
is worth $500"
The new style of painting
diamonds" recently described
here, Steinberg admitted, is still
a photo-chemical secret. The
whisper is that the yellow stone
is treated with a chemical,
buried in a compound and 1uor-
ide gas released. 1t. gives the
stone a blue-white cast which
will last for about two years.
always ask yourself one
question" said Steinberg. why
should a jeweler offer you a
diamond worth $4,000 for
$4,000? Or lower than what
ever its worth. Nobody has to
cut-rate good stones"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
B essurobiun Group
To Feast Sunday

The Bessarabian Relief So
ciety Of Washington win gather
at 2 pm. Sunday to feast and
at the same time raise funds for
Israel.
The dinner will be held IN
the society headquarters. 916
RIFT e house street NV.
Proceeds will go to an Israel
free loan agency which grants
loans to skilled workmen to
buy equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14

NEW YORK.-"Why did you
write that all we do here on
Forty-seventh street is paint
yellow diamonds whittier" de-
manded Phil Steinberg, the
gentlemen,s gentleman jeweler
yesterday. "A few thieves have
been painting stones. for years.
There's one guy called the
Rembrandt Of the West Side.
But anybody who buys a
crooked stone usually asks for
same. They listen to an offer
from a jeweler who win forget
the 20% luxury tax and the
go city tax for q cash trans
action. Then when the blue
white stone turns yellow the
buyer has no recourse because
he has no sales slip.
Diamonds aren't q girls
best friend unless the girl has
q better friend who's an APP
praiser. There's hardly such
a thing as the blue white dia-
mond you hear about all the
time. Any pawn shop which
has to know diamonds will tell
you that fine white is about
the best you'll ind. Yet women
who won't trust their own
husbands will go all the way to
the Bowery or to some hustler
and stand still fof q spiel on
perfect blue white stones"
So, I asked. how can q dia-
mond buyer be sure he's getting
the value promised?
only luck and an honest
dealer" said Phil. 1.-THE Gemo-
logical Institute of America
said the other day that the
average buyer doesn't know q
good stone from q bad one and
what's worse, neither do the
majority Of jewelers..
Even an honest appraisal
can be wrong. To make the
perfect appraisal. an appraiser
should have q master set (by
carats) Of perfect stones fol-
comparison. That's an invest
ment Of a fortune. Then there
are light conditions. There
have been appraisers who had
to move their stores because
yellow brick building was put
UP across the street and the
reflected light yellowed the
stones. A diamond examined
under q houreScent light looks
whittier. and more valuable, thar
it does under an ordinary
lamp"
Robert Cr0Wn1nShleld, al.
rector of the Gem Trade Lab
recently stated that there's nc
such thing as q "fiawleSs" dia-
mond. A stone may be sold as
flawless when no defects show
under q 10-power corrected
loupe but the perfect stone
does not exist. So don't buy
one that pretends to be. AL
authorities, including experts
at the Atomic Energy Commits
sion. agree that a diamond
cannot be made more white by
treating it with radioactive
particles. So don't fall for this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
THE VIRGIN MAN"

FAIRFAX FuIrfo1. Ve. cR. 5,2SSS
RUN OF THE a, SRR sSIs'"' .l,o
"BAlLOUT AT $4,000"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14

Col. 0NY As3s Georgia Ave. NV
RA. 6.ll79
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ToR McLAdIEN THE THE ABD iUUeciToREtS"
soWS DAM MvHTI tR5cs sHDw x TSMo r.
THE WILD F : TfEA Plus n Z Disney Uy
Csr'oons In color House cleared ct
400 PM Doors open 1f:4S AN.
No tickets sold after 3 PM. until the
Gtening performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
SIDNEY LUsr's
BuTSVILLE DRIVEN

WE. $3.50 Bait. Blvd. ~. 8. ~
5 Minis. q. Of Md. Children Free!
Open e:15 Pm, Starts $50 Pm.
DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"
CinemaScope-Co Color, ct $3.50, 0:55, plus
LEX BARKER. "WAR DRUMS" Color,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"-War beyond shell range
is hilarious melee for Glenn Ford, Mickey Shaughnessy
LES GIRLS"-NIz Gaynor, Kay Kendall and Gene Kelly
lively musical romp through Paris.
"1GOBY DICK"-Herman MevIes classic novel made into
truly classic Aim by Director John Huston.
pal JOEY"-So-so version Of the musical envened by
Frank Sinatra's hrst-rate acting.
"PEYTON PLACE-Lana Turner heads all-star east In
. fairly literal translation Of the best seller.
PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPEE"-Dramatic re-creaton Of
the famed World War II chase documentary in tome
"SAYONARA"-MarIon BrandO and Red Buttons in . fine
Aim Of James Michener's East-meets-West novel,
"SEvEN BRIDES FOR. SEVEN BROTHERS"-One Of the
best musicals in recent years. full Of bounce and life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14

"a delicious lampoonl"-N. Y. Times
"A no nloWlr,ZNswsEeek: Lots Of funI''
Post. Features at 6:ib, 3. ESQ. Free
parking ct wilkerson's, 1929 Wisconsin
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Mr. Nj :. VERNON 1 4 on" Sp E Air xR
Rlchmond Hwy. south ~ Alsx.
Children Under I2 Free
JOHN HOWARD. MALA POWERS,
THE UNKNOWN TERRQRs-, q
ARTHUR FRANZ, BACK FROM
THE DEAD" at T:50.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24
Boy Scouts

Troop 156 has just returned
from its annual summer long
term camping trip, this year
locating at the Trumbull site
in the Beaumont Scout Reserva-
ton. about so miles east OF
East Cleveland.
Scoutmaster Joseph Virostko
was the adult leader in charge
of this camp, and he drew as
sists from Messrs. Cos e n,
Strome, Johnson, and Kramer
in setting up camp and cOnduc-
ting boards of review.
Running the camp We're Jun
Tor assistant Glenn Costen and
Senior Patrol Leader Edward
Strome.
Troop 156 had many honors
at this camp. S-P-L Edward
Strome was called out as a
nominee to the Order Of the
Arrow. Scouting's national fra
ternity. Currently, Mr.. Nirostko
is Troop 1868 only member of
this fraternity, rigorous
camping activity.
Boys earning advancement
We're: Edward Strome, Life
Scout: Albert Costen, Star
Scout; Dennis Aingworth and
Ronald Kramer, First Class;
Mike Strome. Keith Johnson,
George G. Bellies, Buddy Doyle,
Robert Knaggs and Bill Cham
ber, Second Class; Glenn Cos
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24
Nelson's Make II
Six Straight
Over kennedys

The Nelson jewelers. regis
tered their sixth straight vic,
tory at Shaw Field on Monday
night with surprisingly easy
1871 victory over kennedy'S
Mems Shop, the leaders in the
Superior Hill Division and last
years Little League champions
Billy Howell, Nelson pitcher,
limited Kennedy's to two hits
for his second straight victory.
John kepich had big night at
the plate with two home runs
and a double to drive in six
runs. Sporting a current bat
ting average Of .582, eleven of
Kepich's thirteen hits have been
extra base blows-five doubles,
three triples and three home
runs.
Nelson's meet their closest
rival in the Shaw Division race
tomorrow night at Shaw Field
with Kepich slated to pitch
against the hard-hitting Don
Fisher Furnaces.
The most exciting game IN
the 1858 Pony League compe-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
HEARING

Notice is hereby given that
a public hearing will be held on
Tuesday, July %, 1858, at 7:45
PM. in the Commission Cham
Der Of the East Cleveland City
Hall, 14340 Euclid ave. to CON-
slider the following:
Pursuant TO section 8e.30O
and section 5.703 Of ordinance
number 4761, the Zoning Ordi-
nance, the City Commission will
consider the recommendation Of
the Board Of Zoning Appeals
for authority for the Trinity
Evangelical United Brethren
Church 10 extend the conditional
use permit so as TO authorize
the construction Of an addition
TO their present building on the
premises known as 1887 Hay
den ave.
@. r. APTHORP
Clerk of the Commission
Published July Gath, 1858
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24

!evoerw'ls - sssss-tss
Msdi"s - cem~~~ssy
obssHo - AiIsa Msmorsut
ovr1's - Cemmvsity 0dsoposhls
osrH6s = Dunlop Ms~or;ot
soinssvi''s - toks cov"y MsmerieJ
Rovsnno - Robinson MsmorioI
Shelby - Msme,;oi
WodTwerh - MssiepeI
w1Ho'd - AIvnieipoi
Sees'sr - cs~~~~sy
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24
1t Takes More
Than Rain To
Halt The Ii
By Bob h eefer

A fine example ofthe interest
and sportsmanship which ex-
emplifies the baseball program
sponsored by the East Cleve-
land Little Leagues, Inc, was
unfolded this week during one
OF the Little League games
scheduled at Superior Hill
Field. As you may remember,
Tuesdays weather, like so
many other days we've expert
enced this summer. was cloudy
and damp. Two hours before
the scheduled game between
Stonebraker Drugs and the Po-
lice X Associates teams, 1T be-
gan to rain slow. steady dliz-
zle. However, undaunted by the
rainy skies. the players ap-
peared at the field filled with
enthusiasm and a desire TO
play. A few minutes before
game time, Ernie Bezdek.
Stonebraker manager, found
himself short a half dozen play
ers whose parents had probab-
lv decided for them that the
game was postponed. Mrs. Bez-
dek, who was scheduled to score
the game, rounded up four OF
the Stonebraker players who
mad appeared at the field and
drove the family car TO the
homes Of the missing team
members after it was decided
that the field was in condition
for the game to be played.
Meanwhile, a full team of
Police players had reported to
their manager, Tom Angelone,
at the field ready to play.
When. Is minutes after sched-
uled game time, the Stoneorak-
er team was not yet intact, Mr..
Angelone could have legally
claimed victory by forfeit,
This he refused TO do, how
ever. as commendable sport
ing gesture toward the r1val
team.
After gathering up the neces-
sary six players 10 represent
the Stonebraker team, Mrs.
Bezrek had the misfortune TO
have a flat tire en- route to the
field. The boys then proceeded
to hitch-hike a ride to the field
from a passing motorlst and
the game finally got underway
so minutes after it was sched
uled 10 begin.
The game was played despite
and a heavy fog
while the boys hustled on and
off the field between innings. !
Each pitcher was supplied with !
a rag to wipe the ball after IL
had rolled in the wet outfleld .
grass. The players enjoyed ev-
cry minute Of the six-inning
contest. Ironically, the Police
nine lost the game, 1912, but ,
heir scrappy spirit and sense
of fair play by the players and
heir popular manager are TO
% commended. Both teams are
currently in last place in their
divisions but that
didn't matter-they like TO play
baseball.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24

PeiyeEni
81. Alexis
Soint Ann
81. Johns
81. tvks's
81. Vincent chossy
Mory B. ToIbsH
University (Bobiss ond
ChiIdrsna Homo House,
Honno Poyiiion, tokssi1s.
Macdonald House.
ssniomin Ross)
Womes's
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24

tition was unfolded at Shaw
Field last Thursday evening
when Paul's Restaurant, 8
much improved team, edged
East End Nash, 6-5, in ten-in.
ming thriller. After the score
was tied "A at the end Of sew.
en- innings. each team played a
scoreless eighth frame and then
traded run in the ninth
PauPs pushed across the win
ming tally in the bottom Of the
10th when Marty Matus singled
to score Bob Lutz with the tie
breaking run. Gary Levey,
Paul's hurler, did an outstand-
ing relief job for the winners
by holding the 1857 champs to
one run in his eight innings of
mound duty during which he
struck out 1S batters and is
sued only one walk. After one
week of play in the second half
of the Pony League schedule,
Hamilton Insurance is the only
undefeated nine with a 20 rec
ord. Flynn Froelk Funeral
Home, which won the first half
title, has dropped two OF its
three second-half contests.
In the Colt League. Honneg-I
ger Catering, who have won the
league championship for the
past two years, now own 80
record III second-half competi-
ton. A Honneger victory to-
night over the Kiwanis Club, |
first-half titlists, will put the
Caterers in the drivers seat"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24

Lou Grdino. for many years q
resident OF Northeast Cleveland
and Euclid has joined the stoff
of Perme's Furniture Store, 100
Eost l52nd. Lou hos mony yeors
OF experience in the furniture and
appliance business and formerly
operated his own business on
Eost l85th ST. Mr.. Grdino, his
wife and four girls live in Euclid.
he is q member OF St. Roberts
Choir, and went to school at
Cathedral Latin and John Corroll.
Lou is q veteron OF World War
Two. Mr.. Fronk perme and Lou
invite his many friends to stop in
to see the many summer volues
ovoiloble now at Perme's. 72o
Eust l52nd ST.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24

Your Blue Cross Card opens hospital doors
everywhere without cash deposits, without
fuss, without worry about the expense. Garry
it with you always when you travel.
Should you need hospital service away
from home, just show your card - or if you
have forgotten to carry it, say you are a
member of Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio.
Ninety y-nine per cent of all recognized general
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. David
A. Baxter, ir.. 1889 Burnette
ave, a girl, Leeanne, July 9th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24
RAze ctoa4 Of ot6<ea4t 0k<o

IN koRTNGASr ONO
Amhssss - Amhssst
Ashiond - Samositor
AshfUbvle - Csnsroi
Dorbsvton - CiHxens
ckordoN Cersy
Connsovf - Brown Memorial
Cvyohoso FoIIs - Crssn Cross
efvio - MsmorioI
Csnsvs - Msmerioi of,
Lodi lodi community
isseis - ". Jssspk
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24

ten. Citizenship in the Nation
Merit Badge.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24

hospitals throughout the United States are
Blue Cross Member Institutions.
Be sure to read your Blue Cross Certificate
for full information about the protection
provided to you by Blue Cross when you
are away from home.
Vacation Reminder: Now's the time to
make mental note about taking your Blue
Cross Card on your vacation trip this year.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-24
INVALID CAR SERVICE

"a HOURS a DAY
StdnIsy II. Johnston Funer Home
Kenmore l-3600
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-19

Busy County Agent Keeps Finger on Rural Pulse

position since 1854 His principal
assistant, Robert Raver, is now
in the service and is expected
back this month. Foster and
Raver deal largely with crops and
livestock.
Roscoe N. Whipp, associate
county agent in charge of All
Club activities has held that job
since 1912. Whipp has been Sec
retary of the County Fair since
1949.
The fourth member of the
agents office is David Z. Kidd,
a graduate of the University of
Michigan. Kidd, who has been
with the agents office about two
years, specialzes in horticulture,
or landscape work. Trees, bushes,
turf, ETC., occupy him fully.
One of Fosters largest interest
lately has been the increasing use
of farm ponds, which can be
used for water stock, fishing, soil
conservation purposes and even,
in an emergency, for putting out
fires.
Foster works closely with ].
Frederick Hazen, work unit con-
servationist with the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture's Soil
Conservation Service.
Busiest man of the quartet of
farm experts at this time is
Whipp, who will play a large role
in the County Fair.
AS Fair secretary, Whipp acts
as a go-between for the 900 boys
and girls engaged i'm All Club
work and the Fair officials.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-19
County Folks
Given Aid by
Delbert Foster

One of the busiest offices in
predominantly rural Mont
gomery County is the County
Agents Office, located in the
old Court House, Rockville.
All kinds of inquiries relating
to rural life pour into the office,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-08-19

which is part of the Extension
Service at the University of Mary.
land.
The County Agent is Delbert
T. Foster, a graduate of the Iowa
State College, who has held his
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

WeirtOn, w. Va. - Sa ra-
doscu javljamo ovu veselu vi
jest, da je clanica nasega od-
sjeka broj 595 H.B.Z., mlada
sestra Catherine Paro stupila
u bracni zivot jos u mjesecu
februaru 1858. sa svojim O.
dabranikom, John Joseph La
Rue, ciju sliku ovdje donosi-
mo.
Vjencanje Sc je obavilo u
r. k. crkvi st. Paul, a poslije
toga mladenci i kiceni sva-
tovi SUI isli ma slikanje. Od-
NAH nakon poslije podne sva-
tovsko veseje je otpocelo u
Grckoj Dvorani ma w. Street,
gdje je dosla rodbina i mno-
60 prijatelja. Malo kasnije u
vecer dvorana je bila dupkom
puma naroda, gdje je veselje
proslijedilo do liza pol noci.
Kuma je bila Mrs. Emil Ba-
cic, a KUN i stoloravnatelj
Mr.. James McCord.
Kada .je Catherine svrsila
Weir High School odmah je
pocela raditi kao stenogra-
flea sve do svoje udaje. Ona
! je dobre naravi vrlo popu-
larna u nasoj koloniji. Bila
je upraviteljica "a wise 60
dina naseg Pomlatka gnijez-
da broj 208, a nazad par go
dina natjecala Sc je u kan
panji "a novo clanstvo H. B.
z. i uspjela je dobiti 240 toe
kica. Inace je vrlo dobro ra-
dila "a mas Pomladak, pa ka-
ko ne bi kad je cd vrlo do
bre zajednicarske obitelji Pa
70, kojih je devet u nasoj "a
:jednici. Ona je kcerka cd do
brih vrijednih roditelja, An
tona j Mildred Paro. Otac je
rodjen u Pagu, Dalmacija, a
majka ovdje u America.
Mladenac John j. LaRue
je svrsio College u Steuben-
vile, Ohio, i sada radi u mje-
stu "a us. Treasury Depart
ment. On je sin dobrih rodi-
telja, Mr.. j Mrs. T. H. LaRue
IL Steubenville, Ohio.
Clanovi odsjeka 595 H. B.
2. cestitaju roditeljima nasih
mladenaca ma alajnom od-
goju svoje diece, a tako isto
cestitaju j mladencima j zele
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

ga u Pomladak nakon tri mje-
SEGA njegovog rodjenja. Sada
prelazi medju odraslo clan
stvo, gdje &c naci svoju maj
ku, dvije sestre i diva brata.
Johnny je ovog proljeca gra-
duirao IL Timken High School
sa lijepom nagradom, i kao
Honor Student. Zvanje 81 je
odebrao "a Draftsman-a, u
cemu &c on zacjelo napredo-
vati, jer sve sto Johnny poe
me, odlicno i svrsi. Johnny je
uvijek bio vrlim aktivnim
clanom Pomlatka sudjelujuci
u njegovim igrama, kuglanju
i drugim aktivnostima. Do
bro nam dosao brate Johnny
i svaka ii sreca u tvojem bu-
ducem zvanju i zivotu.
'Na mladjima svijet osta-
je". Ovo je veoma znacajna
poslovica, jer ma mladim cla-
novima kao sto je Johnny i
Sandra kao sto su stotine
drugih, koji prilaze u nase re-
dove, stajati &c, rasti i ma
predovati HBZ. Zato nam do
bro doSli bilo vam sretno!
Ia odsjek broj 514,
Theresa Marich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

stiti, da Sc mas odsjek opet
povecao sa diva mlada clana,
prelazom il Pomlatka medju
odraslo clanstvo, i cije slike
ovdje donosimo.
Prva .ie nasa lijepa mlada
sestra, Sandra Helen MirtO,
koja Sc rodila ovdie u Can
tonu 5. maja 1912. godine.
Sandra je navrsila tex 16 60
dina, te &C i nadalje polaziti
u Canton South High School
dok ne svrsi svoj tecai. Ma
kon skole i praznika radi kao
waitress IL restauraciji kako
bi pomogla sebi i svojoi do
broi maici, koja ie pred ne
koliko godina ostala udovi-
com sa sestero nejake die
cice. Vrijedno je naznaciti, da
ie ova obitelj, to jest njih Sc
stero, svi clanovi nase HBZ.
Sandra ostavlja u Pomlat-
ku diva brata, a mediu od-
raslim clanstvom naci &c svo-
:ju dragu majku, dvije sestre
i jednog brata.
Sestri Mirto cestitamo ma
uzgoiu i brizi njezine ponos-
ne obitelji, a sestri Sandra
Helen klicemo: Dobro nam
doSla!
Drugi je mas mladi, mirni
i veoma solidan clan i brat,
John Adam Tonic. John Sc
takodjer rodio ovdje u Can
ton, Ohio, 25. juna 1910. 60
dine. Njegova majka kao vri-
jodna clanica H.B.Z. upisala
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

Pomlatka gnijezda br. 527 u
odraslo clanstvo, a to je Sc
stra Ellin Zadro, koje sliku
ovdje donosimo.
U odsjeku &c naci oca i
majku, te brata, sestru ne
vjestu, znaci c il elu obitelj
Ivana Nikice Zadro.
Sa uspjehom je svrsila O.
snovnu j srednju skolu (High
SCHOOL, i s a d a je uposlena
kao stenografica u velikom
skladistu psenice u Port Ar
thuru.
Ma IA. augusta, 1853, Sc.
stra Ellin &c biti 18 godina
stara, pa joj OWN putem u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

kovju, opcina Samobor, Hr-
vatska. Ova drazesna djevoj-
ka dosla je u Ameriku 16-og
maja, 1858. k svome tetku i
teti, Pavlu i Dragici Berecek,
koji su cekali 10 godina da ju
zakonitom kvotom dopreme u
ovu zemlju, i zakonito uzmu
"a svoje vlastito dijete, Pa
vica Berecek.
Ova Sc zelja ispunila bratu
Pavlu sestri Dragici Bere-
eek, te sa radoscu cekali dan
da ju upisu "a clana odsjeka
broj 80 H.B.z., gdje su oni
clanovi vec dugi niz godina.
Ma sjednici 1909 julia, 1858.
Pavica Berecek je polozila pri-
segu u prisutnosti dragoga
oca make, Pavla Dragice
Berecek, te obecala da &c bi-
ii dobra i vrijedna clanica cd.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

Battle Greek, Mich. - Ma
Is. maja 1858. proslavili su
svoj zlatni pir nasi dobri "a
jednicari, supruzi l m bro i
Franco Martinovic, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Proslavu i'm priredise nil
hova djeca u kuci njihove u
nuke, Mrs. Darwin Ferguson,
2O7 Briarhill Drive. Kuca -je
bila otvorena "a sve uzvanike,
rodbinu, kumove, prijatelje
ostale goste.
Nasi svecari, Mr.. Mrs.
Martinovic bill su vjencani u
crkvi sv. Marie u selu Ora
ganac, Hrvatska, 20-og maja
1908. U svom braku sV imali
sestero djece cd kojih je jed
no umrlo kao m a | o dijete
Dakle ostalo je petero djece
ma zNotu i to diva sina, John
| j Steve Martinovich tri kcer.
ke, Mrs. Felix Komark, Jr.,
Mrs. Steve Blazekovic i Mrs
Maryan Weaver (u Dallas
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

Tezas), te adoptiranu kcerku
Mrs. Steve Zidarich, pax IL
unucadi jednog praunuka, i
svi clanovi II. B. Zajednice.
Brat Martinovic je ostavio
svoj rodni kraj 1909, a ME
gova supruga 1912. On je bio
uposlen z a d n il h 81 godina
kod Michigan Carton Co., a
sada Sc nalazi u mirovini i ta-
ko sprovadja svoj svakidas-
Mi zivot sa svojom suprugom
u svom domu ma 13 Eaton St.
Prilikom 50-godisnjice svo-
ga bracnog zivota primili SUI
mnoge cestitke darove cd
svoje djece, kumova prija-
telja. Nasim svecarima Imbri
i Franci Martinovic cestita-
mo ma 50-godisnjici njihovog
bracnog zivota, te i'm zelimo
da jos u krugu svoje djece i
unucadi pozivu u dobrom
zdravlju, sreci i u svakom "a
dovoljstvu dugi niz godina.
Zet, Steve Biazekovic, izv-j.