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40 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Forty marriage licenses were is
sued during the past week ending
Monday at noon from the office of
Richard l.. Davis, clerk of the Cir
cult court. This was the total
amount for September thus far.
Last week thirty-five marriage
permits were granted, making a
total Of 165 for the month of Au-
gust, thirteen less than for the
month of July and four more than
the total for June.
During the first eight months of
the year 1913 permits were granted.
Five licenses issued during the
week were marked don't publish"
Totals by month thus far: Janu-
ary 126, February 81. March 12i,
April 81, May 1913, June 161, July
IT'S, August l65.
Curtis Wayne Shaffer, 20, (par-
erts consent unemployed, and
Katherine Zoe Dodge, 16, parents
consent both Grafton, w. Va.
Gerald Edward Gould, Is, plumb
er, and Julia Grace Richter, 20,
both South Connellsville, Pa.
Herbert Harlan Shaffer, 20, par
ent's consenU laborer, Masontown,
w. Va, and Virginia May Holmes,
Is, KingWood, w. Va.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

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ADV. 28-tf
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ADV. 28-3t
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FOR SALE-55,000 BTU gas
Heatrola with thermostat, S5495.
Dewitt and DeBerry. ADV. 28-3t
FOR SALE-13-cu. #. GE re-
frigerator, two door, brand new
unit, $26995. Dewitt and DeBerry.
ADV. 28-3t
WANTED-Good homes for dogs.
Call DE 4-479S. ADV. 28-1t
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white accessories and a yellow
rose corsage. Mrs. Webster, mother
Of the bridegroom, was dressed in
pale pink linen with which she
wore white accessories and red
rose corsage.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held in the church parish
hall.
The bridal table was centered
with a three-tiered cake and a
center piece of flowers and green
cry. Mrs. Keith Douglas, assisted
by Miss Judy Teets. served the
cake, and Mrs. Ben Knepp, Sr.,
assisted by Miss Lynn Stemple
presided at the punch bowl. Mrs.
Lillian r. Stemple of Salem, Vir-
ginia, was in charge of the guest
book. Assisting at the table were
Mrs. LOrrain Henline and Mrs.
Edna SlaWter of Aurora.
For their wedding trip to Niagara
Falls and Canada the bride wore
a green linen suit with beige Access
series and a corsage of yellow
roses, They are now at home in Au-
rora.
Mrs. Webster was graduated from
Aurora High School with the class
of 1853.
Mr.. Webster graduated from
Davis and Elkins College, Elkins,
w. Va, in the June graduating
class with a degree of Bachelor
of Science in business administra-
ton. He is presently member of
Websters Insurance Agency, Au-
rora.
Out of town guests were from
Dallas, Texas; Salem, Va, Pitts
burgh, Pa, Bruceton Mills, w. Va,
Winchester, Va, Washington, D..
c., Cleveland, Ohio, Baltimore,
Nd, Morgantown, w. Va, Sarasota,
Fla, Rockland, Mass, Moninger,
Pa, Charlestown, w. Va, Lorain
Ohio, Kingwood, w. Va, Oakland,
and Fairmont, W. Va.
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Grafton, w. Va.
Donald Lee Cumberledge, 81, la
borer, and Nancy Ann Rose, 10,
(parcns consent both Brave, Pa.
James Marshall Martin, 81, ma
chine operator, Lemont Furnace
Pa, and Maudie Ruth Calhoun, %,
Connellsville, Pa.
Herman Leland Meadows, 49,
parents consent) laborer, near
Fairmont, w. Va, and Judith Kay
Rhodes, 16, parents consent
Washington, Pa.
Paul Park, So, retired, and Louise
Pansy Plum, 40, both Kingwood
w. Va.
Paul Bennett Davenport, 26
optician, and Sandra Lee Hallam
IS, both Meadvillc, Pa.
Terry Arden Aldridge, 10, (par-
ent's consenD shipper, Cleveland,
O., and Artie Queen, II, parents
CONSENT Wayne, w. Va.
Licenses Recently Issued
James Franklin Densmore, %,
construction, Tunnelton, w. Va,
and Darlene Raye Liston, 16, (par-
ent's consent) Kingwood, w. Va.
Willis Lorm Stull, "A, and Sarah
Louise Turpin, 38, both of Point
Marion, Pa
William Edward Beckman, -
parents CONSENT. fireman, Oak
land, Md, and Eilene Ruth Deal,
10, Accident, Md
John Robert Rumble, Jr., 10, (par-
ent's consent U. S. army, Everett
vile, w. Va, and Elsie EloiSe
Osborne. 10. Booth, w. Va.
Robert Arthur Leonard, 20, par
ent's CONSENT construction worker,
Massillon, O., and Carolyn Lee
Jamison, IS, Unionport, o.
Arthur Elverton Walker, 81, at
torney, Morgantown, w. Va, and
Margaret Jamison Prayer, so,
Wheeling, w. Va.
George Alfred MillWard, 81, U.
S. army, Greensboro, Pa, and Bar
bara Ann Bartus, 20, Cleveland, O.
Dale Franklin Dennison, 81,
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The marriage of Miss Elaine
Beckman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Beckman of Deep Greek
Lake, to Mr.. Doug Webster, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Web
ster, of Aurora, w. Va, took place
at 200 p M, Saturday August Is,
at St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Aurora.
Vases of white gladioli and
candles were used Oh the altar and
the double ring ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. George c.
Weirick, pastor.
Miss Lenora Schrock, organist,
presented soft organ nuptial music.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was attired in floor
length gown of white silk organZa
designed with long tapered sleeves
and yoke of Chantilly lace An en-
pire waist line offset the skirt of
her gown. Her fingertip veil of
English imported illusion fell from
an Edwardian cap edged in seed
pearls and Chantilly lace and her
colonial bouquet was white feath-
cred carnations and pink sweet
heart roses; streamers were knotted
with feathered carnations in love
knots. She wore a three strand
pearl necklace, a gift from the
groom. With her bouquet she
carried a lace handkerchief given
her by the groom's aunt, Mrs. Lii
liam Stemple.
A path of yellow petals was
strewn by Miss Jane Owre who
wore a dress of yellow dotted
swiss with matching headband and
white gloves.
Miss Phyllis Sisler of Aurora
was maid-of-honor. She wore yell
low waltz-length dress of silk bro
cade with matching tiara and wore
a white-rose corSage. Identically
styled dresses of green silk brocade
were worn by the bridesmaids,
Miss Wanda Stemple and Miss
Joyce Beckman, also of Aurora
They also wore matching tiaras
and yellow rose corsages.
Mr.. Keith Douglas of Cleveland,
Ohio, served as best man for Mr..
Webster. Ushers were Herman
Beckman of Cleveland, Ohio,
brother of the bride; Ben Knepp,
Jr., of Oakland, Ronald Stemple
of Aurora, and Terry Vandevender.
Robert Flint acted as Acolyte.
The brides mother chose a blue
lace dress with which she wore
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Pa.
Lee j. Foster, "a, manager, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and Georgianna ODER
leitner, rs, Uniontown, Pa.
Gerald Lee Shahan, IS, parents
consent no occupation, Newburg,
w. Va, and jerry Ann Board, Is,
parents consenU near Grafton,
W. Va.
William Kasper Hanlin, 81, la
borer, Hambleton, w. Va, and
Doris Ann Brown, Is, parents
CONSENT Elkins, W. Va.
Ivan Eugene Beresford, 20, par
ent's consenU rubber worker,
Akron, o., and Linda Jewell Ryan,
IS, Belingtoh, w. Va.
Thomas Eugene Decker, 10,
parents consent truck driver,
and Eileen Sharon McDanicls, ID,
parents coLsent both Ambridge,
Pa.
Clifford Palsgrove Welch, 1s.
parents cOnsent unemployed,
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truck driver, Leavittsburg, O., and
Mary Ellen Cassidy, Is, Warren,
O.
Donald Joe Boylen, 20, parents
consent miner, Philippi, w. Va,
and Janet Mae SpotlCe, %, Volga,
w. Va.
Gerald Eugene Kirkland, 20, Cpar-
ent's consent serv. sta. mgr, and
Karen Elaine Doolittle, IS, New
ton Falls Ohio.
Carl Elwood Ickes, IS, parents
consent labOrer, Imler, Pa, and
Imogene Louise Replogle, IS, Mar
tinsburg, Pa.
John Leo Lyons, %, tow motor
driver, and Roberta Ann Emhoff.
20, both Cleveland o
Robert Dale Hartzell. 90 (par-
ents consenD glass cutter, and
Cora Mae Sands, II, parents CON
sent both Lost Creek, w. Va.
Dale Edward Davis. 81. main
tenance man, Uniontown, Pa, and
Mary Alice Jones, 81, Hopwood.
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and Beverly Ann Harvey. IS, both
near Oakland, Md.
William Russell Ray, n, sales
man, and Villa Kay Parkins, 81,
both Irwin, Pa.
Clifford Mfyle, 46, construction
laborer, and Kathleen Allender
SO, both colored, both Detroit, Mich.
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Charles Straud Haun, 81, retired,
and Ada Eagle, 70, both near
Morgantown, w. Va.
Jack Lal'imore, 26, timer, Mid
dletown, o., and Nadia Lee Bur-
roughs, %, Springboro, o.
Lawrence John Maloney, %,
mechanic, and Janet c. Brescia,
IS, both Jersey City, N. j.
Charles Henry Bonnesen III, %,
student, and Lois Jane Knowlton.
%, both Wheeling, w. Va.
Hugh Don Bunting, 10, parents
consent laborer, and Carole Jean
Yockey, IS, both GAINESVILLE, O..
John Frederick Braun, 33, sta
tionary engineer, and Angela Half
ner, Al, both gainesville, o.
Thomas David Tomko, %, drafts
man, Pittsburgh, Pa, and Diene
Lee Bertolino, q, New Kensington,
Pa.
Robert Wallace Flenniken, %,
student, Carmichaels, Pa, and
Joyce Elaine Kitzmiller, 49, Terra
Alta, w. Va.
Joseph S. Yoder, TO- parents
consent farmer, and VERNE
Bender, IS, both Grantsville, Md.
Thomas Lee Rannenberg, %,
glass worker, and Alice Virginia
Long, 18, both Fairmont, w. Va.
Wayne Earl Bowser, 20, par
ents consenD laborer, Farming
ton, Pa. and Shirley Mae Kuhns,
70 parents consent Uniontown,
Pa.
frederick John Zopfi, Jr., 26,
craftsman, and Charlotte Marie
Clifford, 10, both Clarksburg, w.
Va
Francis Rudolph Sinko, %, stu
dent, and Garnet Lulyan Reynolds,
10, both California, Pa.
Samuel Bruce Blosser, 81, sales
man, Montrose, w. Va, and Linda
Lee Sherman, 16, parents con-
sent Parsons, w. Va.
James Charles Calain, 10, par
ent's consent U. S. army, Elkins,
w. Va, and Helen Louise Shat
fer, IT, parents CONSENT Mont
rose, w. Va.
Earl Junior Poster, Is, laborer,
Adah, Pa, and Margaret Ellen
Casteel, Is, Hazelton, w. Va.
Shirley Darl Nestor, 81, grader
operator, and Violet Fay Morris,
20, both Belington, w. Va.
Lewis Ray Ohler, %, serv sta.
att, Meyersdale, Pa, and Mary
Louise Wcimer, 10, Homecoming,
Md.
Noah f. Bcachy, 81, farmer, and
Alma A. Kaufman, 81, both Oak
land, Md.
Leon Loci Longstreth, 81, la
borer, and Barbara Ann Campbell,
IS, both Uniontown. Pa.
Jesse Ogelvee Colbert, %, con-
struction worker, Dunbar, Pa, and
Geraldine Joy Uric Lane, q, Con-
nellsville, Pa.
Carroll Edison Dunn, IS, par
ent's CONSENT student, Buffalo, w.
Va, and Carolyn Sue King, IS,
Red House, w. Va
Russell Lowell Snider, %, body
man, and Barbara Ellen Jones, 20,
both Philippi, W. Va.
William Edwin Hawk, q, sheet
metal WOIhcI, MdySNllle, W. d.,
and Joan Louise Fernando, 20, Mt.
Lake Park, Md.
Terry Lee Briceland, 81, student,
Rimersburg, Pa, and Nancy Lee
Grennawalt, IS, Butler, Pa.
Ray Junior Mayhem, q, serv.
sta. att, Keyser, w. Va, and Doro-
thy Carol Riggleman, Is, McCoole,
Md.
Andrew Carnegie Carroll, "a,
miner, and Ethel Louise Fields, so,
both Smithfield, Pa.
Richard Paul willard, %, miner,
w. Va, and Patsy Ann
Sears, 10, Usage, w. Va.
Harry Lee Richard, 10, parents
farmer, Spraggs, Pa, and
Alberta Jean Temple, 16, parents
conscnt Waynesburg, Pa.
Terrence Lee SIicotu, 10, par
ent's consenO store clerk, and Sue
Carol Lyons, Is, both Newburg,
w. Va.
Bayard Francis Musgrove, IS,
parents CONSENT unemployed, and
Linda Karen Brown, IS, both near
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Seven Children

Continued from Page One)
Bethlehem road.
All available doctors and nurses
we're brought into the hospital
shortly after the tragedy to assist
in taking care of the injured. Par
ents crowded around the hospital
entrance in an attempt to learn
the fate of their children.
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ACCIDENT

The Homemakers club will meet
Wednesday, September Is, at 8
p. M, in the Accident Fire hall.
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Coast Lodge Switches
Date Of June Meetind

FONTANA, Calf. - Cro-
atian Fraternal Union Lodge
$50 wishes to announce that
the meeting which was to be
held on Sunday, June IA, will
be postponed until Sunday,
June 28th.
This change was made
because our Annual Picnic
will be held on June IA.
Members are requested to
attend the May and June
meetings, for we will hold
nominations and election Of
Delegate to the 10th CFU
Quadrennial Convent ION
which will take place in De-
troit.
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UnionfoWn Croats
Await Celebration

UNIONTOWN, Pa. = The
Croatian Citizens Club will
celebrate it's 25th year of ex-
istence this spring.
In commemoration of this
milestone the Ladies Auxili-
ary will stage a Banquet on
Sunday, May "a, at the Gro
attain Home on Franklin St.
Mrs. Mary Shaffer has
accepted the Craftsmanship
of the affair and Mrs. So
phia Zubovich will serve as
CO-Chairman.
The ladies of the Auxiliary
respectfully request that the
lodges and clubs in the neigh
boring towns reserve this date
and come to the Croatian
Home in Uniontown for a ga
la celebration. .4
Everyone is urged to be in
attendance.
Catherine Yukish, Pub.
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Canton Lodge 514 Bow|ers Are Ready
For 25th Annual Tenpin Tourney Wars
Ohio Keglers Will Close Season May 24
With Weiner FRAGILE At Home Of Prexy

Ann Rukavina, Most I'M
proved Average 18 pts, COM
pact; Helen Berchin, Best
Sport; and Mary Kutrovac
and Pop Bozurich, Lowest
Averages.
Our next meeting will be in
the form of a weiner frazzle
on May "a, at the home Of our
new Pres, Joe Bozurich, 241s
Harmont Ave. NE. Cards will
be sent as a reminder since
bowling season has ended.
Harriet BOzuricI
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Chy|icks Destined To
Arrive In Youngstown
As ST. Louis Kinqpins

ST. LOUIS - Led by Bob
Potocnjak, firing a 18O single
and a 522 series, and Jack Ju-
ras pitching a 175-479 series,
the Lodge so five, resting in
last place, rose up to smash
the hopes of the Ivancich and
Brncic team by taking all
three games.
For the losers, John Ivan
cich had a 181-447 series and
George Ivancic shot a 161 sin
gle and a AS series.
The Chulicks, led by
John Kombol, firing the
high single of the season
with a 264 and totalling a
622 series, and Tom Dra-
zich, rolling a 1866 SER
les, almost clinched the st.
Louis CFU Mems League
championship with a two
game win over the John
Sugar five.
With six games remaining,
they have a three-game lead
over last years champs, the
Fassi Tavern five.
For the Sugars, Emil
Rocky" Pluchinski threw a
171-488 series and Nick Jerci-
movie had a 169 single and a
481 series.
Fassis, with every remain
ing game a must, stumbled
over the Ban five, dropping
two big games. For the Fassi
team, John Manestar shot a
1851 series and Paul Jo-
vanoyic had a 1874 single and
"a 544 series.
The Ban Tilers, rode home
on a 210 single and a 519 ser.
les by Al Klarich and Ralph
Radetic's 191 single and a 555
series.
John Mulch, Secy
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Chicago kegIers
Set Tourney Trip
First Group Will
Head East Nav Ia

CHICAGO - The "Hrvat-
ska sloboda" Lodge 80 Social
and Athletic Club has made
travel arrangements for the
bowlers going to the 25th An
nual Tenpin Tournament in
Youngstown.
We have selected the Erie
Railroad as it has better re-
turn schedules. They have
promised us a modern coach
and anything else we might
need to make our trip enjoy
able.
Our plans are to meet at
the Dearborn Street Sta
ton on Thursday, May IA,
at 1000 p.m., DIST. The
fare is only S21.67 per per-
son, and the cost of the re-
freshmentS served OH the
train is pro-rated among
the group.
Anyone wishing to avail
themselves Of the savings ir
fare are welcome to go with
us. For full details contact
Mildred Kovacic, 5341 So
Christiana, Chicago 80, phone
Hem. 1854.
Another group is leaving
on Friday night, May Is, al
1000 pm. from the Station
at 63rd and Wallace. Since il
is a smaller group the fare i:
a little higher, $22.61, bu1
there is still a saving.
Further details may be OBJ
tanned by contracting Adam
soich, 1852 So. Mellard, Chi
cago, phone PR. 9-3576.
Mil K0vaci,
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Smith Insurance Crew
Takes Lyons Loop Cake
By Comfortable Marqin

LYONS, Ill. - Going into
the final three weeks of the
bowling season, the William
Smith Insurancees cinched
their first place roost in the
Lodge 228 League by a seven
and one half game margin at
this stage. They did it by tax
ing two from the Skyline Mo-
telers on April 10th.
At the same session, the
Lyons Chapel keglers helped
by shading the second place
Kucan Shelters in two games.
The winners were bidding for
third place money and posi-
bly, second as but two and one
half games now separate
them and the Kucans.
The male highs at the
most recent rolling went to
the Kauzlarichs, Stan with
2O8 and Russ with a 563.
Charles MilOs was the run
nerup in both classes with
2O4-549.
10 Kuchan took both ses-
sional honors that day with
188-485 leaving the second
place pickings to Millie Ruzic
with 153 and Fora Kauzla-
rich with a 446 set.
We have two more weeks
of bowling on the agenda and
are looking forward to
Youngstown where at the
C.F.U. Tournament we have
entered two mems and one
women's teams. We hope to
make, as do all others, a good
showing.
Locally, bowling will climax
with the league banquet to be
held at the Baldi Restaurant
on May 18th.
! 10 kuchan, Scribe
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Silver Anniversary Tourney Schedule
CONTINUED From Page I'D

gstoWn Oh
George Srnec, Captain Youngstown O
IL (Open
Saturday, May 6, - 1900 Noon
- Man Team -
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The readers of the Zajedni-
car are already familiar with
the fact that the 25th An
nual CFU Tenpin Tournament
will be staged here in Youngs-
town on May Il, Is, 16, and
II.
In addition to the sched-
uled Tourney socials and par
ties, the CFU Croatian Home,
located at 1912 West Federal
Street, will have entertain
ment every evening to help
accommodate the many bowl
ers and out-of-town guests.
Our kitchen will be open
during the entire weekend,
with all types of home cooked
foods always available. An
abundance of barbecued lamb
and pork will also be pre-
pared.
Anyone wishing to reserve
a table or any special food is
asked to phone RI. 6-93O5.
Our committee will do its best
to serve these guests and save
them the trouble of going to
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Rulers Of Canadian Five Pin Roost

HAMILTON, Ont. - The following crowned the
1859 CFU Five Pin champions the result of their team
and individual showing the 18th Annual Croaan Frater
nal Union Five Pin Tournament held in Hamilton, Ontario,
April 49, 1859 Lodge 644 "Matja Gubec' of Hamilton
the tourney host.
SENIOR DIVISION
Five-Man Mixed Team Event
Lodge 617 Weand, Ontario
Mems Doubles Event
Steve Pesun-John necich 954 Hamilton, Ont. ..14S5
Mems Singles Event
Bob Nizich Lodge 650 Hamilton, Ontario .....".. 855
Mems A-Events
John Gojmerac Lodge 617 Welland, Ont
Mixed Doubles Event
Barbara Lovinich-Steve Eeyonch L. 954 Hamilton 146O
Womens Doubles Events
Christine Barbara Lovrnch L. 954 Hamilton Ont 1912
Women,s Singles Event
Mary Furac Lodge 793 Sudbury, Ont. .......... s15
Women's Al-Events
Mary Kobuchar Lodge 65O Toronto Ont ...~.....276O
JUNIOR DIVISION
Five-NIan Mixed Team Event
Nest 397, Hamilton, Ontario
Individual High Series
Boys
Charles Horvat Nest 397, Hamilton Ontario ,~~.~635
Donna Bubanko Nest 274 Welland Ontario .~..... 524
Individual High Game
John Koich, Nest 603, Hamilton, Ontario 254
Girls
Josephine Bubanko Nest 274 Weland Ontario ... 225
Note: - The adult scores include the handicap whereas
the junior scores are actual pins
Robert w. Nizich Secretary
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Youngstown Home Set For Tourney Thronqs

the different restaurants.
We invite all bowlers,
guests, CF'U Officials and Di-
rectors to pay a visit to our
Home during the Tournament
weekend.
Frank Turkoyich, Pres.
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CA1\ 1O1N, ". - 1llc VI -
Lodge 514 bowlers held their
Annual Bogey tourney Sat-
urday, April 18, midst great
deal Of laughter and razzing
between partners.
The winners were Flo Com
sia and Marylou Shackle who
bowled 1854 with their ham
dicap.
Flo rolled 149-169-137-455,
her average being 133, and
Marylou bowled 115-147-154-
416, her first 400 series in her
first year of bowling, with an
average of 106.
They both received beauti-
full trophies, donated by
Lodge 514 proper, plus prize
money.
Helen Berchin hit hi-game
for the women with 204 and
Helen Drozda was second
with 202. Steve Bozurich, Jr.,
had hi-game for the men
with 245 and Paul Munger
was second with ZIG.
On Sunday, April 19. we
held our regular social
meeting with election of Of
ficers. Joe Bozurich will be
President for the 1959-60
season, with Mike Drozda
as Vice President. Harriet
Bozurich, as Secretary
Treasurer, and Flo Comsia
and Andy Vrane as Audit
ing Committee. Rules were
tabled until the first fall
meeting.
Following the meeting we
held our Bowling Banquet
and awarded the prize money
and trophies. Stahlheber's
Team came out on top but
as the Home Office trophies
didn't arrive, all they received
were the emblems from tine
ABC and WIBC.
The team included Joe b.
zurich, Modean Munge r.
Steve Tonic, Doris, and
Frank Bozuric, Capt.
The following trophie h e s
were awarded: Joe BOZurlch
Hi Series 584-749, with handi.
cap; John Comsia, Hi Game
267; Nick Cozocar, Hi Series
non-member 560-671, with
handicap; John Turkal, Most
Improved Average, "a pts,
Belt Buckle from ABC.
Henri Bozurich, Hi Series
with handicap 552-7O8; Flc
Comsia, Hi Game 200; Laura
Munger, Hi Series with Han
dicap, non-member 485-656;
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Society's 1859 Junior Dux Champions
APRIL 18, 1859
Penn Lane. - 942 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa.
BOYS DIVISION
Team Event
Nest 81 McKeesport Pa.
Joseph Ivecic-George Renduc N ST. McKeespor Pa 742
Singles
Joseph Ivecic Nest 81 McKeesport, Pa. 4O6
High Single Game
Daniel spodienok, Nest 4, Johnstown Pa .,...~.157
GIRLS DIVISION
Team Event
Nest 21, Etna, Pa
Doubles
Barbara speic-Mary Merzak, Nest 21 Etna $50
Singles
Barbara Spelic, Nest o. Etna Pa. oo3
High Single Game
Carol Moskun, Nest 467 Pittsburgh, Pa 1873
Note Eighteen teams participated plus few supple
menary Doubles and Singles for total Of 303 lines of bowl
ing complete list of the Junior Tournament will be
published at later date.
Frank Braidc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-06
Housing Shortage

. A hive of bees in the
summer months of the wear
may contain as many as
10000 bees.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-06
In Conclusion

Q A millionaire is a man
with enough lettuce to choose
his own tomatoes.
- Red Shelton
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-19
1879 VACATION PLACES
IN NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH-One hundred and
ninety-nine places to go in Variety
Vacationland, are. listed, complete
with attractions and accommoda-
tions, in the new North Carolina
Travelbook just off the press.
Free for the asking from the
Department of Conservation &
Development, State Advertising
Division, Raleigh, the new book
contains 116 pages of information
about things to see and do on va
cation in North Carolina. 1t lists
hotels, motels lodges, fishing and
hunting camps, dude ranches, sum-
mer camps for boys and girls and
religious assemblies. 1t contains in
formation about lodgings, includ-
ing seasons and special attrac-
tions. In many cases rates are in
cluded.
The new book has a convenient
map of main highways and nut
S hell descriptions of vacation