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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-19
Here & Yon

HERE AND YON = Happy
birthday to my wonderful pal,
Mrs. Robert Smith, of Sarahs-
vile, who will be celebrating
her birthday, Feb. 26. Yours
truly will observe birthday on
same date which makes us
something in common. Since
woman does not like to reveal
her age l will give hint. We
can both vote but not old enough
for the old age pension. Let's
remember Ruth on this date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gordon
and R. A. Polling were recent
visitors of Willard Polling and
mother on Goat Hill.
Mrs. Sara Highman visited
Osa Secrest one day last week.
Mrs. Secrest is recuperating
from fall she received a month
ago or so. ~r"
The cold bug has been nipping
folks here in Sarahsville. Otto
Shafer and Patsy Polling are two
of its victims.
Robert Smith thinks we should
have an extension on Valentines
day like we have on taxes. Prob
ably he had few left overs. He
will have to salt down for next
year.
Mrs. Mary, of East Rochester,
called on Mrs. Russell Meighn
and son, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gibson
and Mrs. Ada Gibson were re-
cent shoppers in Cambridge.
Mrs. Ruth Kirk spent Satur-
day night with Mrs. Mildred
Feldner.
Dick Jacobs and family, of
Canton, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Jacobs and
family.
Several attended the grade
school tournament at the local
gym, Saturday night.
Many thanks to all who sent
our Patsy Valentines and gifts.
They were deeply appreciated.
Marie Polling.
Mrs. Callie Meighen spent
Sunday evening with Marie Pol
ing and family.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-19

tied Thursday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Ida Spence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson
visited Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mir
acle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spence
spent Wednesday with her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayle Caldwell and
daughter, Alice Faye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miracle Wis
tied Sunday afternoon with her
mother, Mrs. Thersa Thompson,
of Caldwell route 4, and Sunday
evening at the home of Mrs. Lucy
Dimmerling, of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-19
LEADING MILK PRODUCER DURING 1858

Shown above Dick Lndey, the Linden
Senecavlle He standing beside the Hoen
which led Noble both milk and butteat produc
ton during 1853
She is year old that purchased by
yearng In her last 3O5 day actaon produced
l9,600 pounds of milk and 648 pounds of butterfa
She shows slightly condition photo
hip injury she received in fall about month spite
the injury she produced 1910 pounds of milk January
Evening star., 1959-11-15

Should this about II and many scientists
believe the day may not be far off - one of these
seven astronaus will have shown the way For him,
it ,UiH be 'neW human experience" in the words
of Captain Norman Barr, the Navy doctor ,CaO
helped tUOrk out the physical requirements Amer
icGs pioneer spucen,Gn should hare For the ,UOrId,
it s0ill be eUent of ir,caIcuIabIe importance.
Three of the seven who finally chosen are
from the Air Force, three from the Navy and one is
a Marine. Each is father, each is between 80 and
38. And each subjected to literally dozens of
tests for physical fitness, intelligence, stamina and
psychological condition. The major portion of the
tests conducted by the Wright Aeronautical
Laboratory for the National Aeronautcs and Space
Administration, the agency which heads up the
countrys manned satellite program.
There were Is tests in the psychological area
alone. We were particularly thorough here since
knew that journey into space will involve complex
tiles and dangers that will tax mans inner strength
to the utmost. Standard psychological techniques,
in use all over the world, were employed.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
as told 70 Lester David

What is the Secret of emotional stability?
This is the valuable lesson that every man and
woman in the country could learn from the seven
Mercury Astronauts who are now preparing for an
epoch-making leap into space. These seven men -
one of whom is destined to become our first real
spaceman - are among the happiest, best-adjusted
persons have ever known.
was the Air Force psychiatrst who supervised
number of the key tests that resulted in their seec
ton. These seven men were picked from the nations
outstanding military pilots after an unprecedented
countrywide competition, Project Mercury.
The rigid training they are undergoing right now
is designed to equip any of them for the historic
blast-of. This great pioneering fight will be made
sometime in 1861 when a man-carrying rocket will
into the unexplored frontier of space For the
first time, a human being will be sent into orbit
around the earth at the incredible speed of more
than $4,000 miles per hour.
If this fight is successful others are going to fol-
low. Man will then fly higher and higher, eventually
to the moon and even beyond to other worlds.
Evening star., 1959-11-15

When the examinations ended, it was clear
that these seven winners not only excellent
physical specimens but also had superior emotional
balance. While few persons can hope to match the
men as jet pilots, many can develop the same habits
of living that help make the Astronauts such finely
adjusted human beings in these tension-ridden days.
Of Ofcourse, the tests revealed an enormous amount
of information about the men, but these three major
characteristics which every person try to apply
in his own life stood out sharply:
Evening star., 1959-11-15
{. They live
in reality

The Astronauts don't dwell in sort of perpetual
dreamland, as many people do. They don't waste
time regretting past failures but tackle present and
future problems enthusiastically. They give them
selves goals that are possible to reach, rejecting
those which common sense tells them are impossible
Of course, persons sights should be as high as
Evening star., 1959-11-15

They Uncle Sans the canes, sanes.
bestbaanced the Air Force
psychiatrist
GEORGE e. M.D.fr pErrMpM oppydnmM
a 10 ~ David
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

and just how much football
he learned from me, 1 don't
know. However, he has learn
ed somewhere the art of pro-
ducing champions"
Captain Carlos Etheredge
received the trophy from
President Williams, and Co.
Captain Robert Kinney made
the presentation to Principal
L. B. Buckley.
Other well-known persons
who shared in the program
were 1. S. Sanders, retired
Lanier principal; A. A. Alex
ander, State Supervisor of
Negro education and former
Lanier coach; John Meredith,
head football coach at Jackson
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12
Bulldogs Receive
Championship
Trophy
BY Melvin C. Virgins

The Jackson Lanier Bull
dogs became the first Jackson
team to receive the Walter
Duke Williams trophy dona-
ted by the Security Life In
surance Company, Monday,
November %, for winning the
1859 city championship in foot
ball.
Having defeated the Eagles
of the new Brinkley High
School 400 several weeks ago,
the Bulldogs became eligible
for the trophy when they con-
quered the Hill High Tigers
1910 Friday evening, November
20.
The presentation of the
trophy, which is to be a float
ing trophy until one team can
win it three years in success
sion, was made by the presi-
dent of the company himself,
Walter Duke Williams, dur
ing a special assembly at La
nier.
- Other Security Life repre-
sentatives sharing in the pro-
gram were Victor Jones, first
vice president; E. L. Lipscomb,
second vice president; and j.
w. Jones, district manager. Mr..
Lipscomb explained the pur-
pose of the company in do
mating the trophy, emphasizing
that a team would have to
win it three successive years
to become absolute owner.
Complimenting Coach l.. T.
Smith and the Bulldogs, Duke
Williams, the great Tougaloo
College coach in the mid thir-
ties, said when making the
presentation, ''Smitty was one
of my players at Tougaloo,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

and hope I shall be present
the next two years to see you
receive this signal honor and
become complete owner"
After a brief devotion led
by Doris Carter, a member of
the senior class, Horace Buck
ley, president of the student
body, presented Principal
Buckley, who explained the &C.
casion. The band, under the
direction of Kermit Holly, ST.,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

rendered appropriate music
for the occasion.
Prior to this year competi-
ton for city championship
honors has been limited to La
nier and Hill high schools,
with Hill garnering the lions
share in football and Lanier
taking the edge in basketball.
The opening of the new Brink
ley High School will make the
competition keener.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

rell is widely known in church,
business and social circles,
having been active and influ-
entail in the Church of Christ
Holiness for many years. He
will now take life easy and
travel at intervals.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

State College; Grant A. Dun
gee, Athletic Director at AL
corn College.
Receiving an astounding
ovation from the Lanier stu
dents in attestation of the es-
TEEN in which he is held, Mr..
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

Sanders complimented the
coaches and the team very
highly and expressed Joy for
the privilege of sharing in the
program. He said, 81 share
with you the pleasure of re-
ceiving this beautiful trophy
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12
RAILROAD EMPLOYEE
RETIRES

MIR. Stacy Terrell, 321 w.
Church Street, long time en-
ployee of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company has retired
after many years of efficient
and faithful service. Mr.. Ter
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-22
Shaw Wrest|ers
In Night Match

Wrestling fans will be inter
ested in the announcement of a
night match between the teams
at Shaw and Mentor to be held
Monday, January 26th in Shaw
Gymnasium at 7:30. This will
be an Independent match.
At 7:15 Vince Ardito. well
known wrestling official, will
give a Is minute talk on rules
and regulations and other facts
about wrestling for the benefit
of persons in the audience who
may not be acquainted with the
sport.
The team is losing two mem
bers through graduation, Lewis
Jones and Rudi Klaus.
Tom Hamilton set a new rec
ord in the match with Lake
wood when he pinned his op-
ponent in 81 seconds. The best
previous mark was 1.5.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-22
Shaw Swimmers
Host To Shaker

Wednesday. January 18th,
and Friday, January 18th, saw
the Shaw Swimming team drop
two heartbreaking meets each
by one event and both by the
same score, 4S-38. These meets
were with Berea at Shaw and
Shaw at Heights.
Bill Landgraph of Heights
broke the lloyd. freestyle rec
ord of 1892 recorded in 1895
with a newly set time of :19.1.
Heights also broke the 400-yd.
freestyle relay team record of
3:50.2 set in 1886. The new
time is 3:34.5.
Shaw swims with Shaker at
Shaw, January 23rd and with
Euclid at Euclid, January 2Sth.
Both meets start at 3:45 and are
soc.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-22

Heads League

Windermere Pre- byteria n
Church d e f a d Epworth
Euclid Church in the headliner
of the year to date in an over
time period by a 1854 score.
F. klenoshek led the winners
with a total of 20 points; Becht
was high scorer for Epworth
with Is points. Epworth Euclid
led for three quarters; scores
by quarters were 1913. 20-16, at
half-time; and 2S-27 at the third
quarter mark and tied at 1888
at the end of regulation time.
As a result of this win Winder-
mere Presbyterian took over
first place all by itself.
In other games First Presby-
terian defeated East Cleveland
Baptist by 34-18 score. Mar
shaus was high scorer for the
winners with u points while
T. Wischmeyer and B. keister
scored Z and 5 respectively for
the losers.
Calvary Lutheran defeated
the Church of the Covenant in
a close contest SIPS. The scor-
ing was evenly divided among
players from both teams. D.
Guenther and D. Reschke scored
9 and s points respectively for
Calvary Lutheran. George Clark
scored 10 and Ray King scored
s for the losers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-22
Repair Boiler
At Incinerutor

AS if the city was not busy
enough fighting blizzards. the
heating boiler at the city incen-
orator conked out Sunday, JAN
uary 18th. While repairs are
underway, the incinerator and
the city garage, heated from
the same unit will be without
central heating for about a
week. However, temporary
heating units have been hur-
riedly installed.
The expenditure, according to
G. 7. Apthrop, director of fl
nance, will be about 81 900. Re-
pairs are being made by the
Boom Boiler Co.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-22
Demands For
Homes RISING

A definite upsurge in demand
for housing in this area is be-
ing reported by members of
the Northeast Multiple Listing
Service of The Cleveland Real
Estate Board, according to Har-
old Trainer, group chairman.
Several factors are believed
to be responsible for this up
surge in business. Not the least
Of which is the rumored pos
sibility Of increased interest
rates on mortgage loans. Then
too, many owners who are be-
ing displaced by the Freeway
have been receiving their money
from the State Of Ohio, and
this is creating an immediate
demand for homes.
Northeast Multiple Listing
Service does, however, assure
the public that they are well
equipped to handle all requests
with both fine selection of
desirable dwellings and trained
personnel to assist buyers in
finding the proper homes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-22
FOR I3 BOATS

room wanted for work.
ing woman within walking dis
tance of 326 in WilloWick VIII.
4-l785.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-22
HEIGHTS DeNlLBIS

Shaw will defend its second
place LEI. standing in the
first half of the basketball sea-
son at Heights Friday. So far
Shaw has a 7 win, 8 loss rec
ord.
On Saturday they meet De-
Vibis here. The visitors have
a 3 win, 6 loss score to date.
This will be the final game for
cagers Rogers and Thompson
who have done much for their
team this season.
Shaw has lost out to Euclid,
Collinwood and Lakewood in the
LEI. so far.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-22
Sports

/ In the second week of Class
Z Basketball, the teams got
down to business and were more
evenly matched and experienced
as the scores were very close
and most of the teams had their
full seven players.
The first game between TOM
SIC and DIAMOND WOLVES
was a rough contest with the
Tigers clawing the Wolves by
a 1929 mark. For the Butch
ers, Rusty Fielitz was top man
with 13 lucky counters, and for
the Mad Hatters, Big Fig New
ton again came up with Is big
ones.
With three Shaw football
players in the lineup, the MON
REAL BEARS tackled the
MAGNUS SHARKS and came
up with a 1924 win. For the
Undertakers, Big Dan Schuller
was responsible for Is points
and Stan Marshaus helped with
10 more. For the Chemists,
Gary Patterson had a mixture
of II points, and Steve Rego-
vich added 9.
In the third and final game
Of rough afternoon, the CEN
TA-MILLER FOXES outsmart-
ed the ECKERT CUBS by the
same score as the Bears Shark
contest, 1924. This time, Jim
Klein came up with - TO lead
and Joey Gunsch added II more.
For the losers, Dale Collins had
10 and Lee Blyth bagged 8
points.
Next Saturday, the schedule
is: Eckert Cubs VS.. Magnus
Sharks. Centa Foxes VS.. Tomsic
Tigers. Diamonds vs.. Monreal
Bears.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-22
Senior B
League

The VS. Mems Club defeated
Steiner's Plumbing and Heating
in close contest by 55-4s
count.
Diamonds Men Shop defeated
Local 1045 in another close
game by a 1927 count. Score
at the third quarter was tied at
25 all. Marinelli scored Is points
for Diamonds, Frank Noble had
Is points for Local 1o45.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-01-22

Kirk Jr. High cagers will
meet their friendly enemies, the
st. Joe basket hunters in their
annual night game at Shaw
Gymnasium tonight. So far the
Kirk five has won five and
lost >.
The 18th graders play the
preliminary at $50.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
Mcdernizacija indusfrije
Kamena U Touniu

Ogulin (B. s. - Industri-
ia kamena u Tounju kraj o.
gulina, koja je medju naive
cim poduzecima te vrste u ma
Sol zemlji, izradila je investi-
cioni program "a daljnju mo-
dernizaciju proizvodnje. Pro-
gramom je predvidjen prize
laz ma finalnu proizvodnju ka-
mena. Da bi Sc to ostvarilo,
prici &c sc investieionim ula-
GAMMA "a dovrsenje drugog
dijela velike drobilane, te mo-
dernizaciji transporta, cim e
&c Sc u znatnoj mjeri smanji-
ii troskovi proizvodnje. Kako
Sc predvidja, tom moderniza-
cijom, koja ce dobrim dijelom
uslijediti jos owe godine, znat-
no &c porasti proizvodnja u
industriji kamena u Tounju.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
zUPA Sv. NIK0LE, MILL VALE, SLAW
VEL|kI DAN NEzAVISN0STI 4. JULIA

Pittsburgh Pa. - zupa Sv. Nikole Mllvale odrzaje
svoj piknik Dan Nezavsnost Amerike subotu f. julia
Croaan Centr Ovo je posebni dan posebna nasa
canost Toga dana reba da mas svet liz Pittsburgha
okolce nadje Croatan Centru da zajednck ljepo mi
bozjem prosavmo dvostruku savu, velik dan Ne
zavsnost svoje domovne Amerke gasovite zupe Sveog
Nikoe Mlvale Pa, gdje naazi glasovta crkva bo
gatim umjetninama glasu America.
ovom zupom upravlja mas cestiti svecenik zupnik
Father Albert zagar svojim vrednm pomocnikom do
brim covjekom, Father Romildo Hrboka.
Ma pikniku &c biti svakoga do mile wolfe pecenke
okrijepa ljepe zabave pies, veselje medju bracom
strama Zato sestre brace, svi Croatian Center
botu, JULIA - F. ", zupljanin.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17

tijelo sahranjeno mad grobom
savije gnijezdo neka ptica, u
koju Sc po egipatskom vjero-
vanju toboze preselila Mem
nonova dusa. Posto je ptica u
gnijezdu odgojila mlade, od-
letila je NINA Il Etiopiju,
a njeni su potomci svake 60
dine u stanovito doba vraca-
.iu do Memnonovih kolosa da
posjete grob svoga oca.
Legende kazu, da ii kipovi
bruje hamonicnim yukon
svakog jutra u ranu zoru kad
izlazi sunce - to Memnon po-
zdravlja svoju majku zoru,
koja svaki dan u svitanje pla-
ce "a izgubljenim simon. ME-
ne SUI suze jutarnja rosa (ko-
ia je u Egiptu veoma obilna
uslijed nocnog osvjezenja sto
dolazi IL pustinje). CHM sunce
ogrije kolose, majka Sc utje-
81 zvukova nestaje. Kako su
nastajali ii zvuci nije jos po-
sve objasnjeno. Ucenjaci tai
fenomen pripisuju velikoj raz-
lici u temperature izmedju no
ci i dana, koja Sc narcotic O.
sjeca u rane jutarnje safe.
Neki misle da su ii zvuci ma
stajali uslijed strujanja IRA
ka oko kipova, koji Sc obic-
no pojavljuje kad izlazi sun
ce, jer, cim bi sunce ogrijalo
kamen odnosno kipove, zvuci
bi Sc izgubili. U vezi sa tim
brujanjem Memnonovih kolo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17

zivotne osiguracije elanstva
kod zajednice. Nije vazan sa-
mo broj clanstva, vec kako je
clanstvo osigurano I kakove
prihode dobivamo cd zivotne
osiguracije naSih clanova. u
pitanju je, i to je vazno pita-
ME, da imamo clanove ne ma
niskoj stopi osiguracije, ma
ime, ma papiru, vec da su u
sto vecem broju osigurani ma
visoke najvise stope zivotne
osiguracije, cine bi cd doho-
daka ma osiguraciju jacali ma
su solventnost. To je zasada
vazno pitanje, a nasi gradi-
telji nisu u stanju da dobiva-
ju u vecoj mjeri takove osigu-
,racije. U ovo pitanje bi tre-
bali dublje zagristi ljudi ma u
pravi, koji ga razumiju.
U pitaniu je, dakle, uposle-
ME fieldmena iii vec kako &C.
mo in zvati, koje je pitanje
dosta dugo ma dnevnom redu
pax nevidimo opravdanih raz-
loga cemu ga gurati u zape-
cak, jer to &c morati biti rije-
seno prize iii poslije, ako nam
je do napredka.
Ovime ne mislimo reel da
sadanjom kampanjom dobro
ne napredujemo. Ne, to je maj
bolje sto mozemo. Sa uspje-
hom owe kampanje mi Sc po-
nosimo i hvalimo, jer to je l.
pax najbolje sto sada imamo.
Nego, kampanja Sc primice
svrsetku, pax bi svi trebali
domisljati raspravljati "a
bolji nacin kampanje, da je
sto unosnija jaca. Nije fra
ternaliZam samo u OvOm ma
cinu vodjenja kampanje, ne
go i onom, koji je najunosniji.
Toliko "a sada, a nasem po-
zrtvovnom clanstvu pobjed-
nicima smo zahvalni ma do
prinosima, pax apeliramo i ma
druge clanove da oni 1.-Two
porade u kampanji.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17

drzalo 134 stupa do % metra<
visokih. Promjer kod naive
cih stupova iznosio je do 6
metara. Hiram je bio posve-
cen Amonu-Ra, bogu sunca,
koje su Egipcani kao ratar-
ski narod osobito stovali. Ne
sto. dale cd toga hrama, pre-
ma jugu kod Luksora, nalazi
Sc dugaeka alicia sfinga, Ia
tim diva oko 80 metara visoka
cetverouglasta kamena stupa-
obeliska. Izradjeni su svaki IL
jednog jedinog komada fino
brusenog granita, ciji je vrh
u obliku piramide pokriven
smjesom srebra j zlata, da bi
sto bolje bljeskali ma suncu.
Malo udaljeni cd ova diva
obeliska, pred grobnicom kraj
Tebe nalaze Sc vec cd 1000
godina prize n. e. diva golema
= 81 metar visoka kipa u
sjedecem polozaju, koji su po-
znati pod imenom Memnonovi
kolosi. Historija kaze, da ii
kipovi predstavljaju Ii k o v e
faraona Amenhotepa III. j
njegove zene. To je isti onaj
faraon, koji je sagradio We
licanstveni hram bogu suncu
u Tebi.
Narodna je masta te XII
pove ovila legendama kao j
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
CR0ATIAN CENTER
Pittsburgh, Pa. Ii

PlttSburgh, ia. - LJetne
aktivnosti u Croatian Center.
U ovom Hrvatskom Sredistu
odrzavaju Sc piknici svake ne
djelje. Croatian Center je po-
stao popularan i zaista je l.
dealno mjesto "a piknike ma
sih drustava odsjeka. Gro
atian Center sc nalazi u ne
posrednoj blizini grada Pitts
burgha kraj Millvale, kraj
Babcock Blvd, ma brezuljku,
koji okruzuje suma i prirod-
nj zaklon sa sve cetiri strane.
Naravno, sve piknike u Gro
attain Centru mi narodu sr-
dacno preporucujemo.
Nedjelju, FL. juna biti &c
ZaJednicki piknik trlJu OdsJe-
ka: Odsjeka broj 4 H.B.Z. -
odsjeka broj GA K.S.K.J. i od-
sjeka 2 H.K.Z. POhvalno ,je
da ova tri bratska odsjeka "a
jednicki priredjuju svoj pix
mix II znak narodne slOge
bratske ljubavi.
Nedjelju, 28. juna imaH &c
piknik odsjek broj 1. Prvi od-
sick Hrv. Bratske Zajednice.
U subotu; 4. julia piknik zu-
pc Sv. Nikole, Millvale, Pa.
Oval piknik ma Dan Nezavis-
nosti Amerike treba posjetiti
i proslaviti. Dodjite svi.
Owe piknike srdacno pre-
p0rucamo narOdu: - Ured-
nistvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
YELIKI PIkNIk U CR0ATIAN CENTRU
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Pittsburgh Pa. "Svi Sveti odsjek broj priredjujt
svoj pknik Croatian Cenru nedjelju 28 juna Muski
zensk clanovi naecu tko &c boe goste docekat po
dvoriti zene spreaju kolace pecivo pax druge
tecne zagriske Lud bave pecenom janjetnon, pax
hladnm okrepljujucm picem.
Biti ce dobre sv1rke, pjesme, plesa zabave
razonode made stare Dodite svi da sami uerite
u epom - bratskom kolu - svak dobro snadje,
koem &c kou nac prazan doce dosta veselja zabave
Ma piknik treba doci ranije da svjezem zraku
svijet odmara gos pecenku topic janjetne Vec
oko sa anetne nestaje pax tko zakasni bt &c krat-
kin rukava.
clanovi odsjeka broj spremau da sv posjee pix
mix svoga odsjeka to &c bti jepo cd njih! - Odbor