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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
Pedeset godisnjica Hrv. Radnickog i
Potponog DruStva "Sv. Jakov" br. 402

svakako po svojoj duznosti
prema postovanju odanosti,
koju su gojili koju goje do
svoje move domovine Ame-
rike, bill su i jesu uvijek ME
zini odani j lojalni gradjani,
i svoju mladez ucili da budu
ma ponos svojoj domovini, ali
i svom narodu IL kojega su
njihovi stariji potekli.
Cd trideset ustrojitelja da-
mas sc nalaze ma zivotu samo
jos sestorica, ostali pocivaju
ma raznim grobistima u Ame-
rici | u staroj domovini. Ko-
liko Sc je ostale nase brace /
sestara preselilo u vjecnost il
nasih redova ne mozem da u
stanovim, jer nemamo nika-
kova rekorda sacuvanoga.
Danas mas odsjek broji sto-
tinu i dvadeset diva clana, /
oko osamdeset clanova u ma
Sem gnijezdu pomladka. U pc
deset dugih godina bio je, po-
navljam dosta rada napora,
dosta zrtava samoprijegora,
ali uvijek sa dobrom voljom
i pozrtvovnoscu "a boljitak
odsjeka njegov napredak "a
vecu i jacu i brojniju i bo-
gatiju Hrvatsku Bratsku Ia
jednicu. Pedeset godina rada
u jednom bratskom drustvu
znaci m nogo, biljezila sc je
njegova povjesnica sa mno-
GIN bratskim, humanitarian
i plemenitim djelima. vi, bra
co i sestre, koji ste kroz 60
dine i godine doprinasali svoj
dio rada "a napredak nasega
odsjeka, koji ste u svemu u
zimali ucesca, koji ste uvijek
i u svako vrijeme bill priprav-
nj da vrsite svoju bratsku
duznost, neka vam je svaka
cast, vi Sc lahko sa ponosom
prenesete u mislima u one da-
ne i godine, kroz koje ste u
wick jedan drugom bill brat
j sestra, pa neka vas takav
nesebicni rad pratt i u budu-
&c, neka vam bude svjetli pri-
mjer i rad nase brace i Sc
stara, koji Sc odjelise cd mas
odlaskom u vjecnost, pa i u
buduce ne klonite, vec ma rad
sa istim zarom, istom ljubav-
lju do svoga odsjeka i svoje
Make, Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice. Neka vas u buduce
u vasem velikom humanitor-
nom radu pratt svaka sreca /
blagoslov Svevisnjega, a ma
soj preminuloj braci i sestra-
ma neka svjeti svjetlost vice.
ma.
j. d. Butkovich, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
ABEL ma naSe LiCane
Molba Licanima IL Zavalja |
okolnih mjesta "a popravak cr-
kve Sv. FRAME Asiskoga

NOiud AICduIHld IL AdNdAJh
okolnih mjesta "a popravak cr-
kve Sv. FRAME Asiskoga
Nakon 81 godinu moga borav-
ka America leila me je povu-
kla, da posjetim moi rodni kraj
zavalje Lici moju milu do
movinu Hrvatsku. To sam uci-
nio, hvala Bogu, ovoga proslog
ljeta. Prosao sam kroz neko-
like nasih hrvatskih pokrajina
i svuda sam vidio ration nastra-
dala sela gradove. Pc mojoj
procjeni, kako sam ia mogao vi
djeti Lika je najvise nastradala,
osobito crkve, skole zupski sta
novi. Tako je isto nastradala
crkva sv. FRAME u zupi Zavalje
u MON rodnom mjestu. ia po-
zivljem i molim mole Licane IL
Zavalja okolnih mjesta, da Sc
svi zrtvujemo, da svoj dar da-
demo da pomognemo nasoj
braci u Lici da poprave nasu
crkvu sv. FRAME u Zavalju. zup-
mix te nase crkve Vel. Franjo
Sisko upravlja nam slijedecu
molbu:
Swim mojim zupljanima u
USA Kanadi. Podpisani upra-
vitelj zupe Franjo sisko u ime
cijele zupe sv. FRAME Asiskoga
u Zavalje moli svoje zupljane
nastanjene .USA i Kanadi /
drugdje, da pomognu svojim do
brovoljnim doprinosima popra-
yak nase zupske crkve. Stanje
nase zupske crkve u jako je To-
sem stanju. Plafon nam opada
u crkvi. Mad sakristijom vec 60
dinama kisne j propada nam
gradja. Toranj je vec "a rata
isprobijan granatama i topov-
skim hitcima, te je mnogo gra.
die u tornju istrulo. zupljani
koji su ovdje u Zavalju previse
su siromasni, da hi mogli sve to
popraviti. Zato Sc evo utjecemo
wanna molbom, da mas pomog-
nete. Sve vas pozdravlja u Kri-
stu odani
Franjo Sisko.
Braco moja, Licani moi, po-
kazimo sc, da imamo srca "a
svoju siromasnu bracu "a gru-
du ma kojoj smo Sc rodili, po-
mognimo popraviti svoju crkvu.
Svoje darove mozete slati di-
rektno ma zupnika Franju sisko
iii zupski ured, Zavalje kraj BIZ
haca, Hrvatska, Jugoslavija.
Koji zelite mozete poslati svoj
dar ma meme, a kada Sc nakupi
VEGA svota novaca, ia Gu je po-
slati ma zupnika, a imena daro-
vatelja objavit cemo u nasim
novinama. Sve vas pozdravlja i
ponovno moi "a pomoc val brat,
Joseph Keca,
277 E. Oklahoma Ave.
Milwaukee Z, Wis.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
Penzioneri sjaino prosIavi|i |. obIjenicu
Svog k|uba
#. Tadey
Detroit. Mich

Detroit, Mich - Jedan Cd vaznijih nasih drustvenih
dana desio a. maa prigodom prve obletnice Pen
zonerskog Kuba, proslavene banketom kulturnm pro-
gramom, Cd diva po podne pa do kasno veeer.
Dakako penzioner tamburasi pod vodstvom starog
stora, malog ali zvahnog Horaka, bill lieu mjesa da
melodiiama pjesmama pozdrave zabavljau goste do
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17

Pamti da zivot nije nj mu-
ka nj uzitak, vet je ozbiljan
posao, u koji tr e b a stupiti
hrabro i u duhu pozrtvovanja
samoga sebe.-De TOcqueville
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17

sluzbeno otvorio predsjednik
kluba, Joe Dobrinec, rijecima,
sa kojima su Sc svi gosti sto
DO sto odusevljeno slozili, a
koje su po prilici i zvucile:
'Braco sestre, posjedajte sc
liza stolova, tako da mozemo
poceti ga objedom" - / 400
gostiju, kao jedan, odazvase
Sc bez oklijevanja tom pozivu
sa rijetkim poletom.
Odmah nakon toga pojavi-
lie sc ma stolovima zdjele sa
juhom - domacom juhom cd
rezanca, koje su vrijedne ku-
harice kao M ary Vrbanac,
Mrs. Tomelic, Mrs. Tomasin,
Rose Keder | wise drugih (pod
nadzorom Lenke, koja je tog
dana bila neke ruke kaponja
u kuhinji), mijesile i kuhale.
Ia juha! Ma Sveci bi
tu, iako Sc kaze da nikada nj
SUI gladni, sa tekom jeli sr-
kali, kada bi i'm Sc pruzila
prilika. Etc, tako je bila tee
ma. A sa juhom, kao | dru-
gim jelima, goste su dvorile
mlade zene | djevojke kao
Rose (Lenkina), Wilma Ho-
dak, Kay Delach, zlatokosa
mala Millie Masinda druge
CHA mi imena nisu poznata.
Nakon izvrsne tecne ju-
he, ma stolovima pojavili sc
prasciti - peceni, dakako -
pa sc gosh primili britkih no
zeva j ostrih vilica junacki,
ko jedan, navalii izveli ju-
ris tako, da kratko vrijeme
nj komadiea nije ostalo. On
da sc pojavile noge, prsa /
vratovi, a sve to glatko, top
10 mekano uvaljeno u rizu,
a ukusno. Tai Sc ukus maj
bolje moze opisati sa samo
diva siova: All!
Kao da sve to nije bio do
sta, pojavili Sc jancici, pa O.
pet navala. Ali jedan junacki
nasrtaj ucinio je / NINA kraj,
pa kao "a neku nagradu go
sti bill obasuti kolacima, orah-
njacama | kako sc sve ne 70
WI. I nisu to bill kolati IL nj
kakve moderne pekarne gdje
peku kolaee jedino zbog pro-
fita. Bill to kolaci brizno, bo-
cato / majstorski napravljeni
20 nasim domacicama, sa jed
MIN ciljem; da in ljudi sa te-
kom l uzitkom mogu jesti,
(kolace, a ne domacice). To
su 1 polucile. Kavom je "a
vrsen tai dio programa.
Ia vrijeme objeda goste su
zabavljali penzioneri tambu-
rasi, skladno pjevajuci ne
koje s t ar e narodne pjesme,
koje su mnoge prisutne osje-
cajno prenasale natrag "a po-
la stoljeea, u ona nasa sela
seoca, u ubave gajeve du-
brave sto sc prosule uz rijeke
potoke, ma polja, proplanke
planine, ma seoske domace
zabave prela, ma mobe, obi
teljska slavlja i prijateljske
sastanke - ma bezbrizne da-
ne sretne mladosti provedene
ma rodnoj grudi. Jer nista ne
moze probuditi ugodne uspo-
meme, nista mas tako cvrsto i
osjecajno ne moze vezati sa
prosloseu kao pjesme pracene
zvukovima tambura - pie
SINE tugi i veselju, boil i u
zitku, radosti i vaju, ljubavi
nadi.
l dok su sc gosti nasladji-
vail i uzivali, a ia Sc prenuo
IL gornjih m sli, zaokruzio
sam pogledom po moru gla-
va, koje Sc redale sve jedna
uz drugu, citavom dvoranom.
Bio tn celavih i polu-celavih
glava, pa sijedih, prosijedih i
popravljenih glava obojeg
spola, a bio i mladjih i lie
po ugladjenih sa SPRAY" /
"Wildroot oil" i slicnim sred-
stvima, pa sam nastojao da
ustanovim komu koja pripa-
da.
Tamo "a glavnim stolom,
iznnedi III Oata1ih hill a,, 1oo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17
Svemirski dIoti trenIraju

U okviru americkog projek-
ta "Merkur" izabrano je Sc
dam astronauta, kot + vr6i-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17

Ad uA uSllll SIOloNlllld Ulii Oh
Ivan Stipeck sa suprugom,
Andrija Hunjet, Ivan Ruzie,
Martin Devcic, Juro, Pajo i
Janko Vidusit sa suprugama,
Lipak sa suprugom, Joe i
Marko Kramarie sa supruga-
ma, Slavko Katarina Payor,
Joe Helen Dika, Jerko Dika,
Mr.. Mrs. Mrdeza, Mato Co.
retta, Steve Bidoli sa supru-
gom, Matujec Majetic sa su-
prugama, Joso Kraina, Ivan
Rimac, Culig, Stevo Hren, ia
nekovic, Dragica Muzar, Nick
Muzar 400 drugih, te nekoji
kojih Sc rijetko vi d ] a, kao
Otto i Ana Dobijas, Ana Mu-
Ear, Frank Corkalo sa supru-
gom, Ana Knezevic, Sarina,
Mlinarich i drugi.
I dok sam sc nastojao sic
titi nekojih po icima pozna-
tih osoba, Anton Tomasin je
otvorio drugi dio programa,
dajuei rice predsjedniku klu-
ba, Dobrincu.
Joe je govorio, sto je sve
klub polucio kroz prvu godinu
opstanka, ukazujuti, da su
clanovi kluba, sa svojim ra-
dom ma druge nacine, mno-
60 -doprinijeli novom Hrvat-
skom Domu, te da su "a ci-
stocu i red oni ma sebe pre-
uzeli odgovornost / ma tai ma
Gin snizavaju potroske oko u
zdrzavanja Donna.
Nakon MEGA govorio je tai
mix kluba, Anton Marie, o kul-
turnom radu / citao pozdraye,
a medju TINA | pozdrav ce-
stitku cd Nicka i Mariane Re-
Lie, uz S5 doprinosa "a dal-
Mi rad kluba. K1ub su tako-
djer osobno pozdravili redom
predsjednik korporacije Do
ma, M a t uj c; predsjednica
Materinskog Kluba, Mrs. Ser
tic i predsjednik odsjeka 351
H.B.Z., Majetic.
Nakon toga, pezioneri-tam-
burasi odsivrali su nekoliko
melodija i time "a tai dan do
vrsili svoje duznosti; supruga
Andrije Hunjet, koja je do
sla IL starog kraja pred tri
mjeseca, odpjevala je Wis e
pjesama il Jugoslavije | bila
nagradjena pljeskanjem, a on
da je nastupio zbor Balkan
Cavaliers / zapocelo plesanje.
Uz pratnju tog zbora, Kay
Delach je otpjevala par po-
pularnih p je S a m a, a nesto
kasnije je Mario, pjevajuei sa
tamburasima, nastojao u pie
smu uvuci sve prisutne, ali to
nekako nije uspjelo. Proslije-
dilo Sc je sa plesanjem u ko-
jem su m | a d il ucestvovali,
dok su stariji iii sjedili i raz-
govarali, iii Sc zgrupili uz ba-
ru gdje Sc razgovori kretali
oko svih mogucih pitanja
problema.
Najslikovitiji / zanimiviji
dio programa izvela su djeca,
igrajuci rama kola. Bile su i'll
tri iii cetiri grupe: Ona ma
lena djeca, ona jos mania, o.
ma opet jos mania i ona maj
mania. saroliki kostimi u ko-
jima su djeca igrala, davali
su ionako izvrsno izvedenim
igrankama onu slikovitost,
koja zanasa i udivljuje. "a
sluge "a opstanak, kao i "a
sjajan u s p j e h ovih djecjih
grupa, ide Materinskom klu-
bu, odsjeku 351, te Zajednici
u CHEM se krilu raZvijaju l
rastu slicne grupe u mnogim
odsjecima ugnijezdjenim di-
ljem Amerike.
Medjutim, nasim penzio-
nerima ide svako priznanje "a
sve ovo, a vet "a to sto su
svojim akcijama / pothvati-
ma pokazali pogresnost shva-
canja, da je "starim ljudima
mjesto u zapecku". Oni su po-
kazali, da ljudi oko 70 pa /
wise godina zivota, mogu do
prinasati / doprinasaju ma
terijalno / moralno gdje god
s~oo --..Xs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-14
Drowning
Victims
Body Found

The body of a Falls Church
soldier who fell from a motor
boat in the Potomac River last
May 2 was recovered by his
brother-in-law last Saturday,
Army officials ordered an au-
topsy to determine whether John
Froendt, of Falls Church, suf-
fered a heart attack before fall
ing into the river.
Froendt's brother-in-law, Clar-
ence NJ. Matheny, also of Falls
Church, and a friend were
searching the Maryland shore
of the river when they saw the
body floating near Horse Pen
culvert, one-half mile south of
Sycamore Landing.
Froendt disappeared from an
cupboard motor boat he was
testing off Seldom Island just
above Sycamore Landing. The
boat was found later circling
with its motor still running.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-14

C. johnson, II CHI, 949, 1913;
Sidney Mills, 81 RI, 633, 1928;
M. B. Warfield & Son, So GGH,
us, ,31.6; Double E. Dairy, 81
R&GQH, 9O4, 31.2; Miss Leona
G. Fulks, 20 GH&J, 718, BOT:
Linwood Thompson, Al R&GQH,
903, 30.6; F. S. Gladhill, 43, CHI,
953, 30.3; w. A. Riley, "A OH,
S7s. 30.1; Robert w. Dorsey, Ga
RI, 767, 800.
Unit No. 4, Allen Burdette, SUI.
pervisor:
Paul j. Cottor. 81 Ri, 1919,
52.9; Wilson Poole, jr., 50 CHI,
1920. sol; Leroy Savage, III
Ri, 1875, 1913; Roger Buxton, 80
CHI, 1903, ASP; T. NJ. King &
Son, 50 RICH, iii, Az; Roger
Day, "a RICH, 1888, 4O.9; John
Doody, so OH, 1910, 37.6; L. C,
& R. C. Beall, u CHI, 1913, 1863;
c. Ellis Hood, 80 Mixed, 993, 36.7;
Jack Leishear, AZ OH, 906, BAT;
Roland Green, 81 CHI, 1863, 34.5
Also, T. B. Dorset, "a RICH,
$50. 34.4; ]. Jerome Wilcom, 2e
CHI, $40, $40; Ed Wilcom, AZ
x&RH, S02, 1875; Gertrude John
son, so CHI. 1856, 1872; DR.. B. A
Gray, "A RH, 81, 32.5; Chester
Leishear, No. l, 70 CHI, 876, 32.4;
o. Lee Parham, AZ CHI, 822, 32.1;
William Puprdum, 43 GIL, 904
31.2; Arthur Johnson, So CHI
805, 30.3; Richard Whiteman, Sc
OH, 788, 1913; Herbert Steele, 81
CHI, 759, 30.2.
Cows making so pounds OIL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-14

$3.50; Leslie c. King, % RH,
1880; Bernard Seigel, % Ri,
$3.50; George A. Savage, IL CHI,
$3.50; James E. Welsh, 9 CHI.
81-60 B. & E. B. Weitzer, 6 RH,
1888; William E. Beall, 6 RH,
1888; Paul c. Johnson, 5 CHI,
Linwood Thompson, A RH, 1851;
James L. Cue, 4 RIBS, 80-71; M.
B. Warfield & Son, a RGHG, II.
ga; Talmadge L. Watkins &
Sons, 4 CHI, $3.50.
Also, Elwood Nehouse, 4 GRH,
65-61; Double E. Dairy, A RI, &C.
so; James Parreco & Sons, 3 RH,
1852; Robert w. Dorsey, 3 RH,
$3.50; George T. Crawford, 2
RH, 1857; Miss Leona C. Fulks,
2 9Th, 1880; Sidney Mills, 2
RI, 1888; E. Clagett Jones, 2
CHI, 61-61; Donald Hobbs, 2 CHI,
61-63; George Fuller, / RH, 81;
F. M. White, l CHI, go; Thomas
C. Kelley, l CHI, so.
Unit No. 4: Leroy Savage, 4O
RH, 114.61; T. M. King & Son, p
RH, 1850; Paul Cottor, 20 RH
1880; Wiluson Poole, jr., 1e
CHI, $3.50; Roger Buxton, 10 CHI
1850; c. Elluis Hood, 10 Mixed
1850; T. B. Dorset, 10 G&RH
1851; L. C. & r. C. Beall, 6 CHI
$3.50; w. Tarlton Bryan, 5 CHI
1850; Roland Green, 5 OH, u
60; Arthur Johnson, 5 Oh, SO
81; Roger Day, A RICH, 1854
John Doody, 4 OH, $3.50; Chester
Leishear No. /, 4 OH. 67-62.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-14
Over the Garden Wall
Edited by David E. Kidd
Asst County Agent

One of the pleasures of home
gardening is to have home
grown vegetables. flowers or
fruit to share with friends and
neighbors. Of course, home use
either right out of the garden
or preserved-is the greatest adj
vantage.
So when you're planning-or
planting-give a little thought
to storing vegetables for next
winter, or year round use. Uni
versity of Maryland Extension
Service Leaflet Is, Vegetable
Variety Recommendations for
1889" lists the varieties that are
best for home freezing as well
as the best varieties for general
gardening. You can get a copy
of this leaflet from our office
at the Courthouse in Rockville.
It's time now to start planting
beans, sweet corn, cucumbers.
squash, melons and pumpkins.
And you might like to try okra
this year. It's a little different
from the usual garden produce,
and can be prepared for the
table in a wide variety of ways.
Stagger Planting Dates
When transplanting tomatoes,
peppers, sweet potatoes or egg
plants, be sure to harden" the
plants before transferring them
to the garden. Because they're
grown in hothouses or hotbeds,
they need to be toughened up be-
fore they're put on their own.
Best way to do this is to keep
the temperature low, hold back
on the water, and let them grad.
ually become accustomed to out.
door conditions.
One Of the tricks wise garden
ers use is to stagger planting
dates so they'll have a steady
flow of table-fresh vegetables.
Even if you can or freeze them,
it'll spread out the work load
If you stagger the planting
dates.
Another useful idea is to plant
succession crops" This is Just
another way of staggering plant.
ing dates, not only to assure a
steady supply of vegetables, but
also to keep your garden space
working for you. Quick growing
plants such as leaf lettuce and
radishes, beets or carrots can be
seeded early, harvested. and the
same ground used for later vege.
table paintings.
Mulching HeIups 2 Ways
Mulches around your trees
and shrubs help two different
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-14
Sherwood
To ShOlv Off
Art Sunday

A three-day exhibit of some
500 works of art by Sherwood
Junior and Senior High School
students will be launched with
an open house at the school
Sunday afternoon.
The work will be on display
from 3 to s pm. Sunday, during
which time refreshments will be
served, and from 9 am. to A
pm. on both Monday and Tues.
day.
About 300 students have con-
tributed lite S. representing
paintings, ceramics, fabric de-
sign, commercial art, posters,
printing, and other art forms.
Bernard Lipscomb, art teacher,
is in charge of the display.
Displays win include paint
ings Of Bill Brown, whose work
has been entered in the current
contest of the Art Directors
Club of Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-14

ways: first, they reduce weeds;
and second, they help retain soil
moisture. Well-rotted leaf mold
compost, peat, sawdust, straw
or wood chips are all good
mulching materials. If you use
new sawdust or straw, better
throw on a little nitrogen fer
tilizer. The bacteria that work
over the mulch and help make it
rot use nitrogen. If they don't
get it from fertilizer, they'll
steal it from the soil, stunning
the growth of the plant.
Plants Need Food, Too
Keep your eye on newly-set
trees and shrubs. If they aren't
making good growth, perhaps a
little fertilizer will help. Scatter
a few handfuls in circle around
the plant, out near the feeding
roots. Then work the fertilizer
into the soil with a rake, so it
will go to work sooner.
II you've got a good stand of
grass but your lawn isn't look
ing as green as the neighbours,
a shot of fertilizer will perk it
up, even though the best time
to do it has already passed. A
complete fertilizer, such as 10.
1910, or 1864, at the rate of
10 or Is pounds for each 1000
square feet of lawn area, will be
best.
But, If your grass is thin, or
II you have trouble with crab
grass in past years, don't fertil.
ize now. Since most lawn grasses
go dormant in the summer
months, they can't use all the
fertilizer applied now, so chances
are you might help the crab
grass more than your lawn.
To make sure you don't
"burn" the grass, make sure the
foliage is dry when the fertil.
izer is applied. If any sticks to
the leaves, hose it off.
Protect Your Pines
Nantucket pine moths are
emerging now. These insects in.
fest new shoots of native Vir.
ginia pine, Scotch and red pine.
killing shoots and making them
branch. Another pine insect to
look for soon is the pine sawfly.
Bulletin 1853 of the University
Of Maryland Extension Service
tells how to control these, and
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D.H.I.A. Report
April, 1859

Herds with 300 or more
pounds of fat. Unit No. /, George
Fululer, supervisor:
John L. King, As RICH, 1913.
45.7; William Pyles. SO RICH,
ITO, 43.9; w. L. Burdette, 80I
R&GH, 1878, 43.6; E. C. Fry,
A RICH, 1850, ABS; Ralph g.
Grover Walker, Sc RH, 1178.
49,; E. D. King, 81 RICH. 1130,
$50; j. r. Kemp; "a RICH, 100,
42.9; M. u. King, IS RH, 1875,
Ut; Garrett Bros, SO R&GH&
GG, 800, 1913; ]. w. King, rs RH,
1040, 1856; T. NJ Anderson, 76
RACHEL, S65, 36.7; j. Louthan,
As GIL, 9O5, 35.4.
Also, Riggs & Stiles, SO Re-
CHI, 1850, $50; Stewart Walker,
AZ RICH, 1000, 34.9; Glenbrook
Farm, 68 RICH, $40, $40; Willis
Beall, 49 RICH, 1925, 33.5; F
&L Beall, 65 CHI. $40, $50; c.
H. Davis, go RICH, 972, $50;
c. G. Linthicum, 81 RIGA, 100,
32F; T. M. Veirs, 80 RICH, $50,
32.1; John Beall, 81 Oh, $40,
3i.0; Robert Stiles, 50 RI, 614,
800; H. c. Smith. % RICH, ITO,
sos; F. A. Fry, 4S RH, $50, 302.
Unit No. 2, Robert Franklin,
supervisor:
Allie Messer, 80 RH, 1898, 51.2;
Hilbert Farms, AZ RH, 1910, 1876;
August Nagel, 40 Ri, 1917, 40.6;
D. G. Howes, 50 RICH, 1925,
as; Vincent Sutliff, 81 RH, 962,
$T2; Hassan's Farms, lit RI,
$50, 35.6; Charles Savage, 10
NIGH, 837, 30; A. w. Ratliff,
so re, SGT, 30.1.
Unit No 3, Joe Geesaman, su.
pervisor:
w. /. King, 1888 RH, 1897, $50;
Leslie C. King, "a RH, 1886, 46.7;
James L. Cue, 38 RMS, 991, 39.1;
James E. Welsh, 10 CHI, 1898,
3S.4; George Fuller. Is RH, 1921,
1913; B. & E. B. Weitzer, So RH,
81, 37.2; Donald Hobbs, 80
R&GH, 1923, 1868; George A.
Savage. IS OH. 1852, 36.5; George
" Crawford, IS RH, 966, 36.1;
Talmadge L. Watkins & Sons,
s0R&GH, 989, 35.S.
Also, Bernard Seigel, 100 RH,
94l, 35.4; William E. Beall, 70
R&GH, 954, 1853; Elwood Ne.
house, 81 RICH, 9O6, 34.5; Paul
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-14
12-Day Institute

Mrs. Elizabeth Morehouse Of
the Montgomery County Juve.
nile Court was a member of .
committee which recently com.
pleted plans for two-day insti.
tute today and tomorrow to be
attended by juvenile and youth
probation workers from all over
Maryland.
About 80 probation ofqficers
will gather at the Baltimore He.
brew Congregation to discuss
the theme, "a Look at the Prob.
lens in the Everyday Job of the
Probation Officer Working with
Children and Youth"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-14

more of fat, Unit No. l:
M. U. King, 10 H, 1860; M.
L. Burdette, Is H, $3.50; Ralph
& Grover Walker. 13 H, 10000;
E. D. Fry & Son, II H, 1921;
Garrett Bros, 10 G, 90-61; John
L. King, 9 H, 1853; E. C. Fry,
8 H, 111-60; ]. r. Kemp, s H,
100-64; Riggs & Stiles, 8 H, SO.
go; ]. w. King, Z H, $3.50; Viii
liam Pyles, 6 H, $3.50; T. M. An
derson, 6 H&J, 1850; T. M. veirs,
6 H, 1850.
Also, Glenbrook Farm, 5 H,
$3.50; Stewart Walker, 4 H, 80.
"a; c. H. Davis, a H, 1858; P. c..
Watkins, 3 H, 71-61; GladhiIl
Bros. No. l, 2 H, 1852; Gladhill
Bros. No. 3, 2 H, 1888; ]. Louth.
an, 2 H, 64-63; F. & L. Beall, 2
H, $3.50; Gladhill Bros, No. 2,
2 H, $3.50; c. G. Linthicum, 1
A, 1913; H. C. Smith, / H, 81; c..
A. Watkins, H, "a; Willis Beall,
H, go.
Unit No. q: Allie Messer, 10
RH, 108-60; Filbert Farms, 10
RH, 1920; Vincent Sutliff, II
RH, $3.50; Hassan's Farms, IL
RH, 1850; August Nagel, 8 RH,
$3.50; j. G. Howes, s RH, 1850;
Charles Savage, 6 RH, 106-60;
Drew Pearson, 6 RICH, 1882!
MacKendree Fulk, 6 CHI, 1851;
L. P. Stewart, 5 RH, 91-61; A.
w. Ratliff. 3 re, 1880; Arnold
Price, 8 RH, 1852; Leo Clagett,
l Oh, 60.
Unit No. 3: w. I. King, 65 RH,
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Also, Gertrude Johnson, 4 CHI,
$3.50; Jack Leishear, 8 CHI, 70.
%; Richard Whiteman, 3 OH,
$3.50; 0. Lee Parham, 3 RH, GA.
oil; J. Jerome Wilcom, 2 OH. 80.
62; Herbert Steele, Q OH, 1858;
Marshall White, 2 CHI, 1852;
William Purdum, l OH, "a; Ed
Wilcom, / Oh, "a; Jesse Lee
Riggs, l OH. 60.
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many other insects. Ask our
County Agents office, Room
200, Old Courthouse Building,
Rockville, for Bulletin 1853, "Con-
troll Insects of Ornamental Trees
and Shrubs"
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excel. salary increases: 5 days;
5000. POTOMAC EMPL.. oil
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