ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK

InE EAEVUIIvE DVAnD Al WUnN
OFFICIAL MINUTES
WEDNESDAY, JULY u, 1859
The Supreme President bro Mandch opened the meet
ing with official greetings All Members of the Board were
present.
The Minutes of the July g. were approved
lowing cases:
Lodge 81 - Bro Petar Posavac died in 1e4s and the
death benefit was paid to his brothers and sisters How
one sister disappeared and could not be located The
Board agreed that her share the $268OO
transferred to the Children's Home
Lodge 1872 - Due to the fact that the late bro Ivan
nkoVlch old not designate amount for funeral
e the request Of sister Mary Pach pertaining to
could not be granted.
the death benefit paid to his brothers and sisters One
share withheld until his death established
Since this was impossible to ascertain the Board agreed
that his share of $3929 to be paid to the Chrens Home
Lodge 588 - AS pertains to certain letter which bro
Bozuch of Lodge 854 mailed to Lodge 588 and which in
turn mailed the Executive Board by said Lodge the
Supreme Secretary was instructed to write to Bro Boz
Itch the matter effort straghten any differ
ences within the provisions of the bylaws Of the Croaan
| Fraternal Union
Bro. Grasha authorized to attend the annual pic
mic OF Nest 81 in Monessen on August g.
Bro. Bella gave report the hearing pertaining to
the Escheat Bill which attended in the State Capitol in
Harrisburg He felt that due to the strong
being against the Bill that would not be presented
legislature for VOTE His expenses of $4,000 were approved
for payment.
The Board received the survey report Of the print shop
from the George S. May Co. Their fee $4,000 for this
service was approved for payment.
The request of bro Grasha to recorder 5000 baby books
for new members of the Junior Order approved by
the Board
The Board unanimously agreed that the following Home
OFFICE employees are to comprise the staff assistants
at the GU Convention in Detroit bro Tony Gregurich
Head Bookkeeper and sisters Cornea Rubcch Mary Abra
novich and Louise Zvonar.
In accordance with Section of the Bylaws the 10th
Convention will be called to order at 900 AM prevailing
time on September 21, 1859 at the Staer Hilton Hotel
main ballroom, Detroit Michigan Per dems or reimburse
ents for expenses will be calculated from that time till
the official close of the Convention.
In order to facilitate the business of the Convention
Delegates requested to register with the High Trial
Board prior 900 AM Monday September 21 1859 For
the convenience Of the Delegates the registration will
be open all day Sunday, September 20, 1859.
In accordance with Section IL of the Bylaws Dele
travelling from their place of residence to the Con-
vention City less than hours calculated by railroad
time will not be entitled to the cost of sleeping All
members Of the Convention will be paid first fare and
those travelling hours will be paid the cost of
rate Adjustment for claims for members the Conven-
on pertaining to Convention expenses should be filed
consideration with the Executive Board following adjourn
ment of the Convention.
The following items aos were approved for payment
14bee I sez Iar Snhs1 new e od
the of the CFU at the Croatan Center July
26 on the occasion of the 65th Anniversary Celebration
$4,000 to bro skrtic member of the Building Com
mittee for looking over land for the Home Office
$59477 to the National Fraterna Congress for dues
$1,000 to the Franciscan Press for the paper used by
the South Chicago News Bulletin
| $500 to the MIC law section for dues
$818 to the Simplex Time Recorder Co. for 1000 time
cards.
$500 to the Nebraska Fraternal Congress for dues
$500 to the Fremens Widows Pension Fund for ad
IN their souvenir book.
$15450 to Nest 143 for bowling reimbursement their
Junior bowlers
$42975 to the John s. Swift Go. Of Cincinnati for
printing 400 copies Of the summary audit report for
the Convention.
$1,000 to the West Virginia Fraterns Congress for
dues.
$1,000 to the California State Fraterna Congress for
dues.
Bro. Ovcarich, Secretary Of the Sick Benefit Depart
ment, presented the following case:
Lodge S51 - Bro Tomo Jurajac, cert. 684O ad-
mitted to the Ontario Hospital st. Thomas Ontario Can
ada January g. 1851 In view Of the that his dues
paid by the authorities in Canada his sick benefits
kept in our office and credited to his account.
However just recently the Sick Benefit Department
was informed that the above named member has lien
his membership certificate in the amount of $82643 Since
sick benefits could not be paid to the member bro Ovca
rich recommended that the above stated amount be applied
towards the lien which the Board approved
There being further business to transact the Su-
preIne President adjourned the meeting
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