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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26
Society National
Bank Has Open
House Week

"Society National Bank of
Cleveland has planned a week
long celebration at it's newly re-
located Collinwood Branch" an
nounced Marvin B. France, pres
ident.
The Collinwood Branch recent
ly was moved from it's former
location at 14707 to 10000 St.
Clair ave. in the Five Points
Shopping Area. The move in
creases the banks facilities and
provides additional banking serv-
ices for more than 10000 resi-
dents in the Northeast area, its
many retail outlets and industrial
firms.
"Our new location provides ac-
cess to a 800 car parking lot for
Society's customers" said Will
liam J. Eble, branch manager
"and an enlarged physical struc-
ture which presents an opportu-
nifty for auto teller service due to
the completed d and available
soon."
Throughout the entire week,
March 30th through April 3rd,
the public is invited to visit the
Branch and take part in the open
ing week festivities - "Spring
Festival Time" There will be
prizes, souvenirs, refreshments,
and other interesting activities
for all who attend.
The celebration of this Branch's
move is a highlight in Society's
history of serving Greater Cleve-
landers in the Collinwood area.
In the recent five year period =
Society has added eleven branches
throughout Greater Cleveland to
their many depositors in the
various communities in which
they are located. This relocation
is part of Society's branch pro-
gram to bring better banking IA
cilities to their customers. Just
recently, the Van AIKEN Branch
was enlarged and remodeled as
part of this Branch Program.
Opening week festivities will
begin at $50 a. m. on Monday,
March 30th. In addition to regu-
lar banking hours a special open
house will be held Monday eve
ming, 500 p. m. to 500 p. m. to
permit the public to visit and in
spect the new Branch. The week
long celebration will close with
a grand prize drawing on Friday,
April 3rd, at 600 p. m. All per-
sons visiting the Branch during
the week will be eligible to win a
list Of fine prizes.
A souvenir will be presented to
each person attending the week
long grand opening. Many per-
sons will have their pictures TAX
en- (for free) while visiting the
bank. A special "Spring Festi-
val' stage citing has been
created for this souvenir photo
Tr2ph.
Free refreshments will be
served during the week-long cele-
)r" tion.
This opening promises to be
an event which will be we'll re-
membered. Plenty of free park
ing is available. Banking hours
are 9:30 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. Mon
day through Friday, and 4:30H
p. m. to 600 p. m. on Fridays.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-26

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Walters, 1882 Forest Hills blvd,
a boy, Charles Raymond, born
March 18th.
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meeting a request from theil
own congregation.
The second such largest sew
ing group in this communit.
meets in Forest Hill Presby.
terian Church the second ant
fourth Tuesday Of each month
also every Tuesday during
June, July, and August. The
attendance averages between
20 and 25.
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One of the often "little sung"
group of workers in many a
church is that faithful band of
women known as the sewing
group. Come snow or blow, sun
or shower, they meet to quietly
and consistently turn out an
amazing number of items that
find their way to the nearest
Red Cross quarters, some far
flung missionary outpost, or
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Detroit Mothers
In Readiness For
Anniversary Fete
Gay COS Revue
Should Attract
Throng To Home

DETROIT - Believing that
first things come first, the
Mothers Club of Lodge 351
and Nest 318 decided, early in
1858, not to hold it's anniver-
sary banquet and dance and
instead assist in raising funds
to ensure the completion and
opening of our new, beautiful
Lodge Home.
To this end we bent every
effort - cooking, baking, GRO
cheting, sewing, and knitting
- doing everything possible
to assist the Building Fund to
raise the necessary funds
| with which to pay off the con-
tractor.
Before we knew it our new
Home was dedicated and
opened.
Thus, with a clear con-
science, we were able to set
aside the 18th day of
March, 1859, to celebrate
our Fifth Anniversary in
our own spanking clean
home.
We have selected a Gay
Nineties theme for the event.
We are sure that the nostal-
gia of those days will put ev-
eryone in a proper mood to
help us celebrate our first big
milestone - the Fifth year of
our existence. There will be,
as usual, good food for all.
| In addition we have planned
a show to put everyone in the
spirit of the Gay Nineties
Period.
There will be Floradora
Girls, a Barbershop Quartet,
Detroit p. 1O)
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same to be turned over to the
Croatian Fraternal I'm o n
Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
In conjunction with the fes-
tivities, Burgess Zolton Faze-
kas, himself a member Of
Lodge 146, has proclaimed
Saturday, March IA, 1859, as
"CFU Foundation Day" in the
Borough Of Versailles.
Burgess Fazekas is also a.
mong those who are sched-
uled to address the celebrants
during the Testimonial Ban
quet.
Tams To Play Gratis
The post-dinner program
will be opened by Lodge 146
President Rudy Martinjak,
and the Natl Anthems are to
be rendered by the Polka
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Is the Secretary Of Lodge
IS and q member Of the Su-
preme Board of the Cr0a-
tian Fraternal Union.
Secretary of the committee
is Louis Zuzak, for years an
official Of New Brighton
Lodge 484 and long active in
that community's United Gro
attain Club.
The next meeting Of the
committee is to be held Sum
day, April rs, at 7 pm. in the
United Croatian Club, 3rd
Ave. at 9Th st., New Brigh-
ton. Invited to attend are all
CFU Lodge officials and in
terested members.
Other details later.
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Of the Society's big-time
sports events to hit this COL
ony where the Croatians have
lived since 1890.
Truly the organization will
benefit from the youthful
members by travelling to learn
more of the extent of the So
ciety and the Steeltonians well
capable Of the hostship en-
trusted to them.
The list Of six junior teams,
not one travelling less than
100 miles, is indeed impress
sive. Travelling the furthest,
incidentally, will be tn e
Nests IS and 62 Cleveland
Juniors, some 400 miles.
The entry of but four
senior teams was not up to
expectations. Farrell and
Conway, both of Pennsyl-
vania, will be the only two
communities repr esented
by senior and junior teams.
Sports directors or coaches
are asked to register their
team personnel as soon as
possible after arrival in Steel
ton for the tournament.
Turnpike To Steelton
No matter if you are COM
ing from any Of the four di-
rections, the Pennsylvania
Turnpike will lead you to the
site of the 1859 C.F.U. Bas-
ketball Tournament.
For only two miles after
you leave the Turnpike by
way Of the Harrisburg East
Interchange, you will drive
into the City of Steelton, your
host for this cagers meet.
The Holiday Motor Hotel
East which has been reserved
for the Tournament players
and guests is located one
fourth of a mile from the Har-
risburg East Interchange Of
the Turnpike.
1t is impossible to miss
same since you can see it as
soon as you leave the Turn
pike.
(Steelt0n - p. 11)
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English Editor Of the Zajed-
nicar Stephen F. Brkich.
Both have accepted.
Still other dignitar'ies from
all walks Of life are expected
to attend the April 26 festivi-
ties in the Croatian Home,
which was remodeled recent
ly and is now one of the finest
such edifices of our people in
the United States.
It is the fond hope of the
officers Of Lodge 6 that the
April 26 fete will bring out
the largest social crowd in the
sixty-five-year annals of the
lodge and nothing will be left
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Detroit's Croat Home
Scene March 21.22 Of
Dancing To D.U. Combo

DETROIT, Mich. = We will
have a special treat for all
our members and their friends
during our first Easter holi-
day in our beautiful and spa
cious new Croatian Home.
On Saturday, March 21,
from 900 p.m., until 200
am, and on Sunday, March
%, from 500 p.m., until
900 p.m., we will be enter
tanned by a special combo
from the Duquesne Univer-
sity Tamburitzans.
Everyone familiar with our
m usic and entertainment
knows that these young peo-
pie, trained by Walter Kolar,
always put on a wonderful
show. One group will play
polkas and kolos, while a Sec
ond will play modern music.
There will be plenty of mu-
sic, food, drinks, and fun so
we hope everyone in the De-
troit area will bring their
friends and join us for an en-
joyable weekend.
Frederick Gregorich
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chasing picnic grounds were
discussed from every angle
by the 18 representatives in
attendance at the Feb. 22nd
meeting. Finally, it was a.
greed that a report be made
at the next meeting on
grounds available in various
parts Of Beaver County.
It was also agreed at the
time to form q temporary
committee to keep the idea
alive" until all CFU and ecu
Lodges in this vicinity could
send representatives to future
meetings.
John r. Mikaa, Roches-
ter Lodge IS, was named
Chairman Of the group. He
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1amburifzans Booked
For April 13 Concert
By Milwaukee Members

MILWAUKEE,, Wise. -
Committee members of the
CFU Lodges of West A1lis
and Milwaukee are busily en-
gagged in preparations for the
concert appearance of the Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans at the West Allis Gen.
trail High School Auditorium,
1910 West National Avenue,
on Friday, April 13, at 500
pm.
The admission price is ST. so
for adults and 4 student
price Of SIS for all under 18
years of age. Tickets may be
obtained from your lodge
secretary.
Following the concert .
social will be held at Kar-
lovich's Hall, $50 South 9Th
Street, with the Tammies
furnishing the music for
! dancing.
The CFU Lodges of Mil
waukee and West Allis are
sponsors Of this event and the
committee will appreciate
your earnest cooperation in
making this program . great
success.
Ann TschAn1, Secy.
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Toronto Canucks Will
Mark 9th Anniversary
Saturday, March 18th

TORONTO, Ont. - CFU
Lodge 975 will hold it's 9th
Anniversary Dance at the
Croatian Home, 1850 Dupont
St., on Saturday, March II.
There will be dancing in the
upper and lower halls. with
music provided by the Polka
Tones beginning at 8 pm.
A giant buffet supper
will be served and a pcrta-
BILE televisiOn set will be a.
warded as q door prize.
Admission is $3.50 in ad-
vance and $500 at the door,
which covers supper, dancing,
and prizes.
Frank Znidarec, Jr.
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Farrell Members Will
Discuss C.F.U. Contest
On Sunday, March 18th

FARRELL, Pa. - The
members of CF'U Lodge 126
are hereby urged to attend
the next regular meeting on
Sunday, March Is, at 1880
p.m., in the Croatian Home,
Staunton Street.
One of the important mat
ters to be discussed at that
time will be the selection Of
one or more girls to enter the
FIR a t e rn a | Day Popularity
Queen Contest, which will be
held in conjunction with the
65th Anniversary of the CFU
on Sunday, July 26, at the
Croatian Center, Millvale, Pa.
Any of our lodge or nest
girls wishing to enter the
contest are asked to send
their photograph and .
brief outline on their edu-
cation, school activities,
ETC., to the lodge.
Likewise, any members In
terested in having their
daughter vie for the Queen
title are invited to come to the
Forthcoming meeting, where
the matter will be further ex-
planned.
Michael GOlub, Secy.
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PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, The Members of Versailles Pa, Croatan
Fraternal Union of America Lodge 146 will on Sat-
urday March II, 1859 publicly honor those of their
fellow members affiliated As years with
the national organization, fraternal benevolent
society; and
to the funds of the Croatian Fraternal Union Scho-
larship Foundation, Inc, non-profit corporation,
chartered under the laws of the Commonwealth of
PENNSYLVANIA; and be alocated to needy and wor-
thy college students; and
WHEREAS, This gesture will to demonstrate the
deep faith of the older members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America in those who will in
time become distinguished citizens and the
leadership of this the largest fraternity of it's kind
in the world
NOW, THEREFORE, I, ZOLTON FAZEKAS, by virtue
of the authority vested in Burgess of the
Borough of Versailles, Allegheny County, Pennsyl-
vania do hereby proclaim Saturday, March H. 1859,
as "CFU FOUNDATION DAY" in Versailles and
urge that it be observed such by my fellow citi-
zens in all walks of life.
DONE THIS DAY. the 25th day of February 1859 at the
Office of the Burgess
ture and the Seal of the Borough of Yer
sailes to be affixed.
Zolton Fazekas, Burgess of the
Borough of Versailles
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Mrs. Rose Mooney Is
Named As Manager Of
Verona, Pa. Nest 223

VERONA, Pa. - At their
regular monthly meeting, held
on Tuesday, February 10, the
members of Lodge 770 elec-
ted as Manager Of Nest 223
Mrs. Rose Mooney, 22O West
Railroad Ave., Verona, Pa,
telephone Oakmont 2423-R.
All parents are requested
to pay their children's dues
promptly by calling at her
home or sending same
through the mail.
You can also pay your dues
to the Nest Manager on the
third Sunday of each month
at the Croatian National
Home, 312 Arch st.
Catherine Leopold, Secy.
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City of Pittsburgh and for
merly served as the General
Counsel of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
Lighter Side of Life
Musical and other enter
tainment will add to the COL
orful occasion and make the
Program all the more inter-
esting.
Certain to please in this re-
spect are the members of the
nationally renowned "Slobo-
da" Tamburitza Orchestra,
said by competent critics to
be the finest such man-for-
man string ensemble in the
United States.
| pitt Lodge p. 1O)
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Report On Grounds Available Due April 18th
Beaver County Lodges Seeking Own Outing Facilities
ROCHESTER,. Pa.

ROCHESTER, Pa. - Del
egates representing six Lod-
ges Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union and one Lodge of the
Croatian Catholic Union met
Sunday, Feb. %, 1859, in the
United Croatian Club, New
Brighton, to discuss possibi-
lities Of purchasing picnic
grounds for the use Of all
Lodges in Beaver County.
Represented were ecu
Lodge S8, New Brighton;
and CFU Lodge SO, Beaver
Falls; IS, Rochester; SN,
Ambridge; and 484, 40
and 1873, all Of New Brigh-
ton.
The pros and cons Of pur-
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Memorable Social Hghlight Of Spring Season
Rankin Lodge To Mark b5th Anniversary On April 18th

undone to dispose of every
single reservation for the
Banquet.
Tickets are now avail
able and may be procured
from any official of Lodge
6. They may also be had
from the undersigned at
the CFU Home Office
Bldg, 3441 Forbes Ave-,
Pittsburgh.
Several surprises are being
planned in conjunction with
the April 26 festivities. These
will be announced here in due
time.
Charles Furjanic, Pub
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RANKIN, Pa. - The 65th
Anniversary of Lodge 6 Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
Of America will be commence
rated Sunday, April 26, at the
Croatian Home, 4th and An
tisbury Sts., Rankin.
Plans call for a Banquet
and Program to be held
that day in honor of all
members Of the Lodge who
have been affiliated so or
more years with the Soci-
ETY..
Invited TO speak on the oc-
casion are CFU Supreme
President v. I. Mandich and
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East Chicago's Croats
To Turn Irish For Day

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
The Croatian Home, 4O33
Main Street, will sponsor a
gala st. Patrick's Day Dance
on Tuesday, March II.
Music will be provided by
accordionist Sam Calpino and
his Orchestra and refresh
ments will be served.
Dancing from 500 pm,
until 2?
Members and friends are
invited to attend.
Committee
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Tamburitzans In Cleveland March Is
For Annual Concert, Gala Reception
City's Music Hall To Be Scene Sunday
Of Collegiate Groups All-New Program

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
members of "Zumberak" CFU
Lodge 859 take pride in max
ing the following announce
ment:
The Duquesne University
Tamburitzans will appear in
Cleveland Music Hall Sunday,
March 18th. The concert is
scheduled for 800 pm, and
all seats are reserved.
Good Seats Available
Tickets may be obtained at
Burrows Ticket Office, 419
Euclid Ave; Croatian Home
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tees Secretary Sylvia Niksic,
Gary, Ind.
Responding in behalf of all
Lodge 1 members affiliated
so or more years with the
Croatian Fraternal Union will
be Anthony Lucas.
Himself a 5O-Year CFU
Member, bro. Lucas is at
present a member of the Civil
Service Commission of the
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Association, 6314 st. Clair
Ave-; and Croatian Home
1911 Waterloo Road.
A reception win follow
immediately after the con-
cert 1t the Croatian Homo
on Waterloo Rd., and your
cancelled admission ticket
will assure you admittance
to the festivities.
"Zumberak" CFU Lodge
$50 invites you to this re-
markable event. s.
Remember, when you sup
port this annual concert Of
the Tammies you are helping
aoms worthy young people
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work their way through col
lege.
So, let's all meet at the Gle
veland Music Hall on March
18th.
Juniors In Steelton
We also take this opportu-
nifty to announce that our
Nest 62 is sending a basket
ball team to the CFU Nation
al Tournament in Steelton.
Pete Latkovic has served
as coach for this bustling Jun
ior team that hopes to get its
share Of the spotlight on
March Is.
George Reich
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Stee|fon Host
March 14-15 To
Cage Tournament
Six Junior And
Four Adult Teams
In Annual Classic

STEELTON, Pa. For
the second time in three
years, the Society's basket
ball enthusiasts will be travel
ing East, the furthest ever in
that direction, to a C.F.U.
Basketball Tournament.
At it's 18th milestone, the
Tournament will be making
it's debut in Steelton, the first
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IUdSLI1IdSL6F IIIUIIIdS LUkICII,
President of Lodge 1.
Representing the CFTU Su-
preme Board as speakers will
be End Supreme Vice Presi-
dent Milan Vranes, New Cas-
tie, Pa, and Board Of Trus-
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the Scholarship Foundation.
Dan Dimich, Lodge 146
Vice President, is to serve
as the TOaStmaSter.
Pronouncing the Invocation
and Benediction will be Rev.
Joseph Meenan, Pastor of St.
versailles p. 1O)
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Turn to page IL for Official
Tournament Schedule.
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Society Cited By
Borough Burgess

Prominent Leaders On State Level To
Attend March 18th Fete In Versailles
Net Proceeds of Banquet Are Earmarked
For Golfers of Scholarship Foundation
VERSAILLES, Pa. - Everything is in readiness for
the Testimonial Banquet to be held Saturday. March H.
by Holy Trinity Lodge LAG in honor of it's members with
As or years of afaton with the Croatan Fratena
Union Of America
The ete to be held in the Lodge Home at 3rd and JEFF
will begin at pm. sharp with the net proceeds of
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Lodge | Festivities Will
Be Held In Historic Hall
North Side Lodge Hall Scene In 1895
OF End Conc|ave Of Hrvatska zajednica
Exceptional Program of Entertainment To
Usher In Lodges 65th Anniversary Year

PITTSBURGH - The 65th Anniversary of "An Saints"
Lodge will be celebrated Sunday March 15 in the Lodge
Hall at 1916 East Ohio ST.. North Side Pittsburgh.
Hghght of the commemorative festivities will be a
Banquet, which is to start at pm sharp The Program
scheduled to follow the dining be in the hands of
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Coming Events

10th Convention
September, 1859
Detroit, Michigan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11

Mrs. Eisenhower. She has something
planned tentatively for the same Pc
Rod and the President of the United
States is like all of us - he has a
wife, too"
People closely associated with
Mamie in her many-sided life say she
is kind and considerable.
Certainly this is reflected in her
contacts with the public.
But those who know her well say
she can react like buzz saw hitting a
nail when things go wrong around
the house or when she thinks the
President has been presented in a
poor public light.
She follows the millions of words
printed and broadcast about her hus-
band possibly in more detail than he
does, particularly when their personal
and theoretically private life is in
volved. And she makes her feelings
known in a hurry when she reads or
hears something she doesn't like.
A heavy = Continued on next page
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Almost every morning she confers with ]. B. West,
chief usher and manager of the Presidential house
hold, with the matre d'hotel and the housekeeper,
often with the gardener, with the carpenter.
White House rug needs to go to the cleaners.
curtain in the East Room shows wear What in the
world is she going do with gift of fine crocheting
nine by four feet? A dozen such questions a morn
ing taken up the second floor of the White
House.
Then the public appearances, which are
covered by dispatches: 1t is time to go out and
christen the first nuctear cargo ship. Next day you
read:
-. Mrs Eisenhower, wearing blue silk print
dress, blue shoes, blue turban. smiled through
out the one-and- half-h hour ceremony. She
practiced few times with wooden bottle before
the christening I chrsten thee MS. Sdr0n-
nah. Godspeed.' she sad.'
1t is time to preside at White House garden party
for 700 aged and blind persons.
-. MRS. Eisenhower stood under a historic
linden tree and shook hands with all. 1t took
about an hour. Twice Mrs Eisenhower
changed arrangements to make things more
comfortable for the guests, whose average age