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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
ChiIdren's S Home
In Holiday Mood
Appeal Made For
Yuletide Presents

DES PLANES, Ill. - On
November 9th I started my
seventh year as Superinten-
dent of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union Children's Home.
The past six years have
gone very swiftly. They have
been full years, but rich years.
Years in which we have made
many new friends and found
the work of our Children's
Home deep in the heart of
every member Of our organ
ization.
Grateful For Support
There have been times
when everything seemed ra-
ther futile. In those times we
felt that you were with us and
lifting us to new mountain
peaks of endeavor.
We thank you members
for the words of encourage
ment that many of you
have given to us personally
and most of all for the won-
derful support you have
given us for the good work
In behalf of our children.
The Lord is blessing you as
you remember our children.
Remember them in your pray
ers and in your donations.
Spirit of Christmas
It won't be long before the
children will be telling us
what they want Santa Claus
to leave under the big Xmas
tree for them. This year we
plan on doing as much as we
have done in other years.
We will probably have a
bout thirty or thirty-two chill
dren at Christmas time and
we would like to be fair with
each child. Please help us in
our planning to give each
child a good Christmas, but a
fair and equal one.
For those of you who are
planning to send a donation,
remember the little ones
will be asking for toys and
some clothing, whereas, the
older ones will be asking
mostly for clothing and
cash.
We know, over the years,
how many children you made
happy in our Home. We also
know that you are going to do
even better this year.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26

Point-wise during the life Of
this Campaign.
All were asked the same
question: care you en-
deavoring to qualify for
either a visit to YugOslavia
or a cruise in the Carib-
BEAM"
To date, g. number Of
them have replied yes"
mo-" or maybe"
But many have failed to
notify the Home Office as to
their intentions along the
line.
True, 1860 is a long way
off. Yet the Home Office
must start shortly to lay
plans for the trip to Yugo-
slavia and Caribbean cruise
and cannot for long postpone
getting around to setting up
a travel itinerary.
So, please, if you are among
those who received a letter to
this effect, won't you sit down
and let the Home Office know
your personal intentions?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
Detroit Juniors viii
Live II Up Dec. 18th

DETROIT, Mich. - We
wish to give notice to all the
Of CFU Nest 318
that the Annual Christmas
Party will be held on Sunday,
December IA, at the Croatian
Home, 1721 McNichols Rd.
This year we are going
to try something different,
50 we ask every member
attending to bring a gift
Of no less than q so cent
value for the 1rsb-bag sx-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
Detroit Club In
Auspicious Start
Lodge 351 Puts
Accent On Youth

DETROIT, Mich. - The
young Adults of Lodge 351"
sponsored a Masquerade Par
ty on Saturday, November 1.
To say it was a success, is
putting it mildly, especially
since the Young Adults were
organized just a month ago.
This was the first affair to
turn out a costumed throng
in many a year.
The Prize Winners
Winners were judged by
Mrs. Covic, Kuma Of our New
Hall; Bobbie Pavkovich, and
Ivan Kokotovich, Queen and
King of the Hall.
Prizes were awarded to
Marion and Willard Maier,
costumed as "Ubangis",
Lillian Sveticki and Mary
LIE Roy as "Purple People
Eaters, and Kay Cindrich
as "Cleopatra".
Children receiving prizes
were 3 year old Deborah Gin
drich, dressed as a "Flapper"
and II year old Judy Morgan
as "Pied Piper.
Donors Are Thanked
We wish to thank Matt Co.
retta, Frank Tadey, Jr., and
Julius Majetic, for donating
the gifts, which were awarded
to the adults; and our thanks
also to Philip Pavkovich, Jr.,
Charles Bidoli, and Joseph
Kodak, for donating the chill
drens prizes.
Our note of appreciation
goes out to Mary Toplovich
and Charles Sucech for the.
kitchen work and supervi-
sion, and to all who worked
so tirelessly to make our
first try such q success.
We invite any members of
Lodge 351, under As years of
age, who wish to join our new
Club, to do so.
Next Meeting Nov. %
The purpose of the Young
Adults Club is to better &C.
quaint our younger and Eng
lish Speaking members with
the CFU and Lodge and to
help prepare them for posi-
tions as future officers.
We are now making plans
for a Pinochle Tournament
for all ages and among our
selves we're planning for a
hayride and weiner roast.
There are a lot more young
adults who have not reached
the "Serutan" age as yet SO
come on down to the Croatian
Hall, on Friday, November
%, at $3.50 pm.
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Strossmayer Seeking
Bids For Picnic Dates

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
Reservations are already COM
ing in to the beautiful Croa-
tian Center picnic grounds for
1859.
So that you may get your
choice in dates for a picnic,
reunion, wedding or shower,
or what have you, contact
Jim Toplek in the Youngs-
town area, RI. 7-0691, or Joe
Nespor in the Sharon area,
DI. 2-2973.
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This is true Fraternalism,
not only in words, but in
practice as well.
Or, should l say, this is
"Fraternalism In Action"
Now, permit me to say a
few words regarding our La
dies Auxiliary.
Since this group was organ
lied, to serve as a helping
hand and a part of the Gro
atian Center, we have worked
very hard at every affair
sponsored by the Center.
We did all we could to
make every picnic and ban
duet, as we'll as the CFU
Training School classes
held at the Center, a huge
success. We have had won
derful cooperation from all
of our women and hope
that the spirit will continue
in the future.
Not too long ago we held a
Card Party. 1t was quite sue
cessful. We have many plans
for the future, and all of these
plans have but one purpose
= and that is, how to help
the Croatian Center meet it's
obligations, to pay our debt
to our good members, and to
continually strive to improve
the looks of the Center.
We have a big job ahead of
us.
But no job, no responsible
lity, is too big so long as we
are united; 50 long as we
work like one harmonious
family.
In my capacity as the Vice
President of the Ladies Aux.
iliary may I congratulate ev.
cry one of you, as well as
those who are not here this
evening but who have helped
in any way.
1 wish also to thank our
sisters Marie Sekel, Mary
Abel, Catherine PaStOrkO-
vic, Barbara Vukmanic,
Maria Greguric, and Mary
Spudich, who prepared this
dinner.
I hope all of you have en-.
joyed this dinner as much as
I did.
Ostajte mi svi zdravi, veseli
zelim vam dobru zabavu
hvala vam svima.
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Junior Order At
New Record Level
Of $500 Members
Amazing Growth A
Tribute To ArdOr
Of Campaign Army
CONTINUED From p. ~

this gratifying progress, ito
ourselves but to our army of
volunteer recruiters.
It is they who deserve the
verbal orchids and pats on the
back for a recruiting job su-
perbly done. We hesitate not
in acknowledging that, and
are in fact just as proud Of
them as we are of the new
membership peak. !
Net Increase of 1,O84
You all will, no doubt, also
be happy to know that the 10
month campaigning thus far
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26
Croat Center In Salute To Workers

Text of address delivered by
Mrs. Mary Abranovic, Pitts
burgh, Vice President of the
Croatian Center Ladies Auxili-
ary, during Testimonial Dinner
held Nov. 8, 1858, in st. Mich
olas Church Hall, Millvale, Pa,
in honor of the Center's volun-
teer men and women workers.
Mr.. Chairman, Ladies Aux
iliary Members, and Fellow
Fraternalists.
I am grateful to the Board
of Directors of the Croatian
Center for giving me this op-
portunity to extend greetings
to all Of our faithful friends
- men and women - who
have done so much for our
Croatian Center.
In the name Of the Ladies
Auxiliary, the newly organ
lied women's club which is a
part of the Croatian Center,
I want to thank and congratu-
late all those faithful, hard
working, sacrificing men and
women who gave so much of
their time, of their physical
labor and financial support,
so that one day we Croatians
of the Greater Pittsburgh
Area could have our own
beautiful Park - where all
of us, young and old, can con-
gregate every Sunday during
the summer months.
/ am not here to name
everyone who has given of
his or her labor, knowledge
and knOw-hOw, in addition
to financial support. 1 don't
know every such person.
But permit me to name on
ly a few, highly qualified
craftsmen without whose
advice, work and supervi-
sion we could not have been
able to make progress and
!. achieve what has been done
to date, especially during
the current year.
So, and without the desire
to offend anyone - for I like
and admire all of you = I
must say that bros. Lokmer,
Matijaca, Truhar and Miga-
Itch deserve special mention
and recognition on this occa-
sion.
To these men time is very
expensive, yet they set aside
their work to come to the
Croatian Center to plan, SUI
pervise and do manual work
on many occasions, often late
into the night.
With such cooperation, and
with the cooperation Of many
others, especially our older
members like bros. Filetic,
Skvarich and our caretaker,
bro. Spudich, we cannot help
but enjoy continued success.
Brothers and Sisters: -
What we have accomplish
cd so far can be attributed
to one thing, and that is
the love Of our Croatian
Center and the unity and
!; respect among Al of H.
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corner of North and Electric
on Sunday, November
80, at 500 pm.
Our guest speakers for
the evening will be bros. Jo-
seph Bella, CFU Supreme
Secretary, and Frank Brai-
die, Director of the Sports
and Educational Depart
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EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa.
- CFU Lodge 141 will stage
a Banquet and Dance in hon
or of their Ladies Ten Pin
Bowling Team, who were Wo-
mems Handicap Champs at
the National CFU Ten Pin
Bowling Tournament h e ! d
last May in st. Louis.
The fete will be held at the
South Slavic Workers Hall,
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Ontario Surprise
Of 1853 Campaign
Schumacher First
In Qualifying Line

Continued From Page y
the fact that still other Schu-
macher members have their
hats in the Campaign ring
with every intention of laying
claim in time to a trip to
Yugoslavia.
Remarkable indeed.
Some weeks have now
passed since the Home Office
forwarded letters to all re-
cruiters who at one time or
another have been heard from
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change.
The usual refreshments will
be in order and there is plen-
ty of fun in store for all.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-26

Turn to page 8 for editorial,
"Better Late -"
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Turn to page 8 for editorial,
40, 900 In 1852"
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And for complete foot
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Francis Siam, Lewis F.
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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-25
JUDGE SUES FOR 4 MILLION

A suit was filed Friday, Oct.
II, 1858, in Circuit Court against
The Chicago American and The
Chicago American Publishing
Company for $1,OO0,OOO. Claim
ant in the suit is Judge James
e. McCrary, Police Magistrate
of Robbins, Illinois since 1866.
Action was brought against
the paper because of a front
page article, enormously stat
ing on April 26, 1853, that Judge
McCrary had been charged with
and jailed for selling member
ships on the towns auxiliary
police force A "Mr. Hunt"
whose first name never appear
ed in print, was the actual &C
cused in the matter, as explain
ed in detail throughout the
article.
Judge McCrary's case is built
around the fact that, in his
opinion, the honor, respect and
dignity of the police magis-
trate's office in Robbins, ILL
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THE ATTRIBUTORS

The Attributors are present
ing Autumn Leaves" a fashion
show On Sunday, October 26,
1858 at the Lincoln Memorial
School from 400 to 700 pm.
Mari1yn Hemmons, Pres.
Nancy Stanley, Bus. Mgr.
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your favOrite numbers. There
will be much more entertain
ment and you will be delight
fully surprised.
The proceeds from this dance
will go to the Robbins Village
Hall. At present all of the funds
utilized. So far the building has
been coming along quite we'll.
LET'S PUT THE ROOF ON
this Saturday night!
Tickets are on sale now!
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Robbins Chamber OF
Commerce Meets

Regular meeting of Robbins
Chamber of Commerce will be
held Thursday, October %, 1858
at $3.50 pm. at it's headquarters,
1929 w. 18TH. street. Business
of Importance.
James Jackson, Sr., Pres.
James Cephus, Sec'y.
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JUDGE JAS. E. MccRARY

nois, was deeply damaged by
the article. The judge states
also that he suffered humilia-
tion with his friends and bust
ness associates, due to the
misprint.
This suit was filed by the law
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-25

PICTURED here are Cleft to
right Commissioner John Mack
Ter, Jr; Don A. Moore, Bremen
ownship COP Committeeman;
Terrell E. Clarke, State Repre-
sentative; Mr.. Earl Eisenhower,
guest speaker; Edward Derwin-
ski, candidate for Congress;
Harold A. Hoover, State Repre-
sentative. (Story on page 81
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Gala Dance at Apex
Benefit Village Hall

The R BIB ms Park Home
Owners Association is present
ing a Pre-Halloween Dance this
Saturday, October rs, from 10
pm. to 2 am. at the beautiful
Apex Country Club, 1864 Claire
boulevard
A fine evening of enchanting
dance music will be presented
by the Barbee Brothers. The
Delta Rays will sing some of
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offices of Arthur E. Engelland
e Robert B. Chatz, 33 North
LaSalle street, Chicago, Ill.
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Horse Shoe Run

Mrs. Leon Ball was hostess to a
party on Wednesday evening. Sep
TENDER II, given in honor of Mrs
Nellie Balls birthday. Mrs Ball
completely surprised, received
several nice gifts. Refreshments
were served to the following: Mrs
Mona Brown and Mrs. Russell
Beckman. Oakland Mrs. Glen
Ball, Carl and Cheryl, Terra Alta;
Mrs Frank Arnett and Mrs. Bob
Wotring Lantz Ridge; Mrs. Harry
Shanhan, Mrs. Lawrence Henline,
Mrs Will Shaffer, Mrs. Lawrence
Snyder, Mrs. George Roth, Mrs
Clifton Bachtel, Mrs David Tects,
Mrs. George Wolfe, Mrs. Will Roth,
Mrs. Pat Ball, Mrs. Glenn Ball,
Mrs. Nellie Ball and Juanita, and
the hostess, Mrs. Leon Ball.
A birthday party was given in
honor of Esther Snyder in her
home on Tuesday evening, Septem-
Der Is, with refreshments served
to the following: Mrs Helen
Smith and children, of Aurora;
Mrs. Nellie Ball and Juanita, Mrs.
Leon Ball and Bernard, Gary and
Vernon Ball, Rhonda Slaubaugh,
Mary Mcbride, Vida Snyder, Mr..
and Mrs. David Teets and chill
dren, Mrs. Lawrence Henline, Mrs.
Darl Arnold and boys, Ruth and
Ellen Teets, Mrs. Lawrence Sny-
der, Milton, Darwin and Roger, and
the honoree, Esther
The Yah class of the Methodist
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-25
Accident Personals

The town will return to Standard
Time Sunday morning at 2 O'Clock.
Residents should turn back their
clocks one hour when they retire
on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Zinkan and
Mrs. Jane Bowman were in Oak
land, Monday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Baird and
family, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, were
weekend guests Of Mrs. Baird's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Alexander.
Pfc. Carroll Smith, son Of Mr..
and Mrs Albert Smith recently
received his discharge after serv-
ing in the armed services for two
years, and who had spent II months
in Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy BroadWater
attended a banquet in Washing
ton, D. c., on Saturday night.
Rev. and Mrs. w E. Hamilton
visited Mr. and Mrs. James Ham
ilton, of Oakland, Sunday evening.
William Speicher, who is attend
ing the University of Maryland
and Miss Beverly Speicher, who is
attending State Teachers College,
Frostburg, visited their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Speicher
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over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Groer
and family, of Falls Church, Va,
we're weekend guests of friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Dcnnikcr
and sons visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
do Zinkan Saturday evening.
Miss RhOda Glover has returned
home after visiting relatives in
Boston, Mass, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Speicher and
Betty Savage, Of McHenry, were
dinner guests on Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Alonzo Herring, of Farm
ingtOn, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Whorton and
family were visiting in Boonsboro,
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alexander,
of LaVale, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Alexander, on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Alexander
and son visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Newman, of Salisbury, Pa,
on Sunday.
Clarence Wicklow, of Friends
vile visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Seggie, last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ada Kahl and daughter
Betty, we're in Confluence, Pa,
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Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seggie and
son George and daughter Susan
visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Schlossnagle, of Friendsville, on
Sunday.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlando Hetrick were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Herring and Mrs. Bar
bara Sweitzer, all of Terra Alta,
and Mrs c. Schmale.
Mrs. Charles Rexrode visited
her husband last week who is a
patient in the Veterans hospital
at Martinsburg, w. Va Mr.. Rex
rode had leg amputated and is
getting along as we'll as can be ex-
pected at this time.
Mrs. c. Schmale has returned
home after visiting Mrs. Hester
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Final Verdict
Lesson for September 90, 1858

ONE THING the Bible teaches
~ quite plainly: God is the final
court of appeal, his is the final
verdict. This is true in two ways.
First, only Gods judgment is
final, because all other judgments
are partial, they are based on a
comparatively ignorant point of
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church held its regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Ball and sons. An en-
joyable evening was spent with
games after the business session.
Door prizes we're won by David
Teets, Bernadine Bachtel. Bernard
Ball, Vernon Ball, Wilma Mae
Teets The next meeting will be
held in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Bachtel, the third Thurs
day in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hcnline
and Mr. and Mrs David TeetS and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Rembold and family in Pittsburgh
on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hen
line were presented a decorated
cake with their dinner in honor
of their 35th wedding anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ball visited
Mr. and Mrs Frank Arnett, of
Lantz Ridge, on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth
moved last week to their farm
home near the Texas church.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Wotring and
girls, of Davis, visited relatives i'll
this area on Sunday
The annual all day sing is COM
ing up this Sunday, September %,
at the Texas church. Make plans
now to attend and hear the good
singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bachtel and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Roth on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolfe Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hauser and
family on Sunday.
Try Our Want Ads. They pay
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Schroyer and family, of Union
town, Pa, for a few days. They
accompanied Mrs. Alma Fike and
George Rockwell to Akron, o.,
over the weekend where they Wis
tied their brother, Henry Bittner
and family and their nephew, Hen
ry Haenftling, who had been hos
pitalized with arthritis and is I'M
able to work
Mrs. B. H. Bender received word
that her daughter Clara Jane Cal
lis, who is attending the University
of Maryland, College Park, had the
measles.
The students ideal teacher is
one who is strict, but with humOr,
d survey showed
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GUIDING LIGHT MISSION, Z
miles from Grantsyille on Bittinger
road. Preaching and Healing serv-
ice Saturday nights, 8 p. m, with
Rev Lloyd A. Trout and Rev. Helen
R. Stalnaker. Sunday School at 2
p. m; Preaching and Healing Serv-
ice, 3 p. m.
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view. We never
see the inside of
people, or not
very clearly at
best. We cannot
even examine
our own minds
and hearts with
any accura cy.
We are ignorant,
m ore over, of
manu- IF fha nir
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GARRETT COUNTY DIOCESAN
MISSIONS, Rev. James Mehring.
St. Johns, Deer Park, Church
School, 2 p. M, every Sunday
Holy Communion, 7:30 p. M, LIST
Sunday, evening prayer other Sun
days. Our Fathers House LOG
church, Altalnont, Morning Prayer,
II a. m. every Sunday. St. PauPs,
SWanton, Morning Prayer, $3.50 a.
m.