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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01
++ The American Wav r

federal, state and local - has
risen go percent since 1900.
During the same period non
government employment has
risen only 100 percent. The fig
ures on government employ
ment do not include the 2.6
million in our armed forces or
the 1000 foreign nationals
working overseas for Uncle
Sam.
Here follows table which
gives a breakdown of where
this host of federal ''hired
hands" was employed in 1857:
Federal Government 100000
State Governments l,358,000
County Governments $4,000
Municipal
Governments ----- 1,539,000
Township
Governments ----- 244. 600
School Districts ---- 1,649, 900
Special Districts ---- 100000
Total ---------- 8,008, 900
Some way must be found to
cut down on this large army
of Americans that is on the
public payrolls. Just seven of
us taking care of the pay-en-
velope of one government en-
ployee is too much of burden.
While Federal employment
has shown no gain during the
past five years, it has had
fantastic rise since 1900. In that
year less than 100000 were on
the Federal payroll compared
with today's "a million. Here
would seem to be where the
biggest cuts can be made.
Drastic chopping can also be
made in the state, counties,
etc. governments. The Federal
Government is not the only
offender in competing with
private enterprise. Among tne
employees Of the other govern
ments and districts we find
BARRIERS, embalmers, detectives,
chiropodists, glassbloWers, as
tronomerS, cotton classlfiers,
in fact, almost every occupa-
ton to be found in free enter
prise government employ
ment.
Yes, useful as are many of
these government employees,
their number is too great-too
many for our economic system
to digest. It is perhaps being
too optimistic to predict that
the seth Congress will ad-
minister some digestive medi-
cine at the Federal level, and
that the lesser governments
will do a bit of doctoring, but
one can hope, can't one?
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01
News Of 10
Years Ago

George William Mckee Of
ficially became the new deputy
sheriff of Noble county, Monday
morning, succeeding Harry L.
Merritt, who has capably served
in this capacity for the past five
years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Issued by the Public Ac-
countants Society of Ohio
An Affiliate of the National
Society of Public Account
ants.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

The automobiles manufactured
during the coming year are to
be much smaller than those of
this year, which will be pleas
ing to purchasers at far less cost.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01
KNOW YOUR
ELECTION LAWS

~ ~ ~ - ~~ 0MN w ~
Generally, officers who were
elected at the past general cleo
ton may enter upon the assump-
ton of the duties of the office
to which they were elected by
presenting to the proper officials
for certification of election.
The law, however, requires
certain officers, namely, any
Judge of the court of record, state
officers, county officers or judge
of the county court to be COM
missioned by the Governor. The
law SO requires that the fee for
this commission be five dollars
($5.oO) and shall be paid to the
Secretary of State.
No officer required to be
commissioned may enter upon
any of the duties of the office
until such commission has been
| received.
All commissions issued by the
Governor and counter signed by
the Secretary of State will be
forwarded by him to the Clerk
of Records of the county OF
residence in accordance with the
statutes. The Clerk of Courts is
required to deliver the commits
sion to the proper person.
Merchants have policy of
taking inventory in January.
Boards of Elections do not wait
until the new year to take
inventory" After every election,
board of elections make note of
the difficulties which arose dur
ing the weeks leading up to the
election and those occurring on
election day and take steps to
see that they are eliminated IN
future elections.
Just as we have urged boards
to take these periodic "apprai-
sails" for ways to improve their
administration and their service,
the secretary of state has also
urged them to make note OF IN
novations which have proved
successful, so that they may be
incorporated in standard pro-
cedure of the future.
| Meetings of members. clerks
and deputy clerks of the boards
of elections are held each year
sometimes as district meetings
| and sometimes as statewide con-
ferences-to discuss important
matters concerning the election
coming up. In addition, these
meetings offer a fine opportunity
for boards of elections officials
and members of the secretary OF
states staff to exchange ideas.
review some of the difficulties
which have arisen, along with
ways to cure" them. Also, an
equal opportunity is given for
boards to relate new ideas, new
record keeping systems, etc.
which have worked to their
benefit, so that other boards may
adopt similar procedures.
These ''stock-taking" checks
by boards and exchanges of
ideas at meetings and through
the Brown Ballot Box, semi-mon-
thly information bulletin OF the
secretary of state, have done
much to improve Ohio's election
1 administration.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01
LOCAL MATTERS and OTHERWISE
BY JESS S. HARRIS

Who was the most loveable and
popular man in the world dur
ing the year 1858? The answer:
Santa Claus.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Miss Bernice Mills, of North
street, was named Monday morn
ing as assistant prosecuting at
torney for Noble county by the
new prosecutor, U. H. Buckley,
who succeeds Leo E. Carter in
this capacity.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Many of the radio commenta-
tors are using doggerel words
in the main somewhere between
the American and some foreign
language, which is mighty dis
gusting to the average listener.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Mrs. Lawrence Kuhn has
been removed to her home in
Berne after undergoing a major
operation recently at the Good
Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

An unusually broad program,
concerning the county highways,
including ditching, grading and
surface with stone, is being
planned for Noble county accord
ing to Engineer Homer Weldon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Four Noble countians are re-
covering today from injuries
sustained Monday night at 6:40
o'clock when two cars and a
truck collided on Route 146 in
front of the Parkinson grocery
store in Charlottesville. The in
jured participants were Donald
Reed, teacher in the Caldwell
public schools, Walter Johnson,
Carlos RosSiter and Recruit Har-
old Rossiter, all of the Sarahs-
vile community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Jimmie Tiiton was again ap-
pointed as public welfare direc-
tor of Noble county by the three
commissioners during one OF
their final meetings last week
before H. G. Williams was re-
placed by haywood Love, OF
Elk township.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

ago. An increase in the govern
ment tax on gasoline may also
be attempted.
AS long anticipated, the first
election held in Alaska since it
became the forty-ninth state of
the Union, held on Tuesday,
November 25th, was swept by
the Democrats in electing the
four major candidates, governor,
two United States senators and
the only one congressman. In
addition they elected a state
legislature in both branches, to
say nothing of the lesser can
didates. The total number of
electors voting was 10000.
The Office Cat informs this
columnist that with the closing
of the Caldwell public schools
next May there will be eligible
for promotion to the high school
approximately sixty pupils from
the grade department and with
only thirty-five students grad
uating from the upper depart
ment. Should this prove to be
true, there may be shortage in
seating capacity which might
necessitate the erection of an
additional building, and if so
plans should early be made for
the erection of the structure.
Word comes from Columbus to
our Office Cat that a bill will be
placed before the 1859 session
of the Ohio legislature providing
for only a majority vote to carry
bond issue proposal instead OF
sixty per cent vote as at present
The enactment of such a measure
would place the highest Ohio
realty owner on a level with the
non-land owner, most unjust
Continued on Page 3-B)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

EisenhoWer's bonnet and may
soon be ready to sting-the pub
lie. Should another increase in
postage rates be granted the
profit would probably be divid-
ed among the postal employees,
just as it was following the post
age increase of some months
ago. An increase in the govern
ment tax on gasoline may also
be ATTEMPTED.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Many of the radio commenta-
tors are using doggerel words
in the main somewhere between
the American and some foreign
language, which is mighty dis
gusting to the average listener.
Governor-elect Mike Disable
has announced that he will be
opposed to the continuation of
capital punishment, inaugurated
many years ago by our able and
knowing fathers.
Senator-elect Stephen Young
(D) says he will oppose the ap-
pointment of Governor c. Will
liam O'Neill to a federal Judge
ship in Ohio by President EiSen-
hover. And no Wonder-natur-
ally.
Governor-elect Mike Disable
has announced that gambling In
Ohio will not be tolerated dur
ing the term of his administra-
ton, following the policy of his
predecessor, Governor O'Neill.
During the recent holiday sea-
son one could have travelled all
over Ohio, from near or far
without finding a more beauti-
fully electrically decorated town
or city than was Caldwell
thanks to merchants and the
local electric department.
Radio reports have it that
President Eisenhower and Harry
S. Truman have been at the
outs" since 1852 but that Harry
does not give a "whoop." The
woodshed should be open t.
both boys"
The first blast of the presen
winter brought snowfall O
more than eight feet over north
ern New York state, with drift!
as high as twenty feet. At th'
same time heavy like storms pre-
vailed over northern Pennsylv
ania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
The cost of coal to consumer
will soon be advanced clever
cents per ton, due to the reSul
Of the recent coal miners strik
proposal being settled shor
time ago. The advance in pric
may drive many consumers t
other kinds of fuel for heatin
purposes.
At his conference with news
paper correspondent Presiden
Eisenhower recently made tn
statement that students shoul
spend two or three more year
than at present in high schoc
before graduating, especlall
those anticipating entering co
lege. To do so might necessitat
additional studies.
There is a we'll grounded re
port in Washington City thu
many southern senators will joi
with Republican members
holding down the coming tr'
mendous Democratic ruled cor
gress, especially the upper hous
of that body, and possibly tn
lower house, too. This instead
a third party in the southlan,
The employees of an industl
at Cambridge executed a mo
commendable act a few da,
prior to Christmas. The "boy'
and girls combined the cost
greeting cards and the postas
20 friends and donated the fir
total sum to charity, theret
bringing JOY to the hearts
little ones, and older ones, to
Such an act should be emulate
ov all at the approach of II
yuletide season in future years
The increase in postage bee
once uore buZziur in Preside
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Deaths - Mrs. Viola M. Atkin-
son. 86, mother of Frank Atkin-
son, well known business man
of Batesville, died Thursday
afternoon at 2::30 o'clock follow
ing a several weeks illness.
Last rites for Henry Roscoe
Floyd, 73, were conducted at
1890 a. m. Wednesday from the
Whigville Methodist church. He
died Sunday at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Clara Schafer, Belle
Valley.
Funeral services for William r..
Crow, 81, Ava, were held Mon
day afternoon at 100 p. m. from
the First Church Of Christ. A
veteran Of the Spanish-American
war, Mr.. Crow died Friday in
the veterans hospital at Aspin-
wall, Pa.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Governor-elect Mike Disable
has announced that he will be
opposed to the continuation of
capital punishment, inaugurated
many years ago by our able and
knowing fathers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Wyatt Bates has been named
the new trustee of Seneca town
ship by Probate Judge Otto
Polling. He will fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of w.
E. Stevens.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Senator-elect Stephen Young
D) says he will oppose the ap-
pointment of Governor c. Will
liam ONeill to a federal judge
ship in Ohio by President Eisen-
hover. And no wonder-natur-
allv,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Governor-elect Mike Disable
has announced that gambling in
Ohio will not be tolerated dur
ing the term of his administra-
ton, following the policy of his
predecessor, Governor O'Neill.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

Radio reports have it that
President Eisenhower and Harry
S. Truman have been at the
outs" since 1852 but that Harry
does not give a "whoop," The
woodshed should be open to
both boys"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-01-01

During the recent holiday sea-
son one could have travelled all
over Ohio, from near or far,
without finding a more beauti-
fully electrically decorated town
or city than was Caldwell,
thanks to merchants and the
local electric department.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

stare clanove podjednako. Naro-
cito mladi clanovi bi wise trebah
voditi racuna o odsjecnim sjedni-
CANA, pogotovo clanovi odsjecne
kuglacke lige. Oni cd kad su or
ganiziraH kuglacku ligu cd odsje-
ka su sc wise udalji1i sva svoja
poslovanja vode zasebno cd od-
sjeka, kao da nisu dio istoga.
Imamo clanova koji ne posje-
cuju skoro nijedne sjednice "a 4
godine, osim one kad trebaju gla-
sovati "a kojeg kandidata, da bu-
de delegat ma konvenciji. Koliko
ovakvi clanovi znadu svojem od-
sjeku, / sto Sc u odsjeku radi, kao
tko je zasluzan da bude biran
"a Delegate?
Takodjer Sc umoljavaju clanovi,
da svoje pristojbe placaju na VII
jeme to ma sjednicama, posto ma
semu tajniku, koji u zadnje vrije-
me radi sihtu poslije podne pre-
ma tome ne moze u vecer biti kod
kuce 1 ubirati clanarinu, kao sto
je to prize radio. Oni koji ne Go
vrsiti svoju duznost suglasju
pravila l platati svoju clanarinu
ma vrijeme, biti &c suspendirani Ill
stavljeni ma rezervu, pa ako i'm
Sc to dogodi, neka ne krive tai
nika, nego sami sebe.
s. Laush, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
Poziv ma zabavu
0dsjeka broj 954

Hamilton, Ontario, Can. -
Odsjek 954 H.B.Z. priredjuje
zabavu u pocast 14-godisnji-
ce svoga osnutka, koja ce sc
odrzati u subotu, 21. febru-
ara 1858, u HrvatskOm Ma
rodnom Domu, 173 Beach Rd.
Pozivamo sve Hrvate Hr-
vatice il mjesta i okolice, da
mas posjete istog dana u sto
vecem broju, a bio bi lijepo
da svaki mas clan dovede
svoje prijatelje ma 'ovu "a
bavu.
Po starom obicaju "a pu-
bliku &c biti u obilju tecnih
zagrizaka i znog plea, a
mladi tamburasi &c sa svo-
JONI svirkom i pjesmom "a
bavljati kako plesace, tako
ostale prijatelje.
Priredba pocima u 7:30 ma
vecer, a "a d o bru poslugu
brine sc odsjecni odbor, da
bude svima ugodna ova We
Ger.
Do vidjenja ma zabavi!
Stanko Spehar, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
Il odsjeka 80 H.B.z.

Butte, Mont. - u nedjelju,
II. .januara owe god. clanovi
drustva "Hrvatska", odsjeka
broj 80 H.B.Z. svecano su O.
drzali 6O-tu godisnjicu svoga
opstanka u Rnnerburg Hall.
Redovita sjednica je pocela
u 1:30 poslije podne, ma ko-
joj SUI prisegnuti odsjecni od-
bornici "a tekucu godinu.
LA sjednice clanovi i prija-
telji SUI bill lijepo podvoreni
sa vrsnim picem i nasom ma
rodnom muzikom i pjesma-
ma, tako da je veselje vlada-
10 kod svakog prisutnog.
Poslije ovog malog progra-
ma nase vrijedne clanice su
mas podvorile sa ukusnom ve-
cerom. Izmedju mas je bio vr-
10 marljiv clan naseg drus-
tva skupa sa svojom supru-
gom obitelji, slavili svoj sve.
Cant dan, 80 godinu bracnog
zivota. Clanovi i prijatelji su
i'm zazelili nadalje zadovolj.
stvo dugi zivot skupa.
Ia odsiek SO H.B.Z.,
Joe Taras, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
Sjednica CentraInog
Prosvjetnog 0dbora

Kansas City, Kans. - Sled
nice naseg Centralnog Pro-
svjetnog Odbora H.B.Z. kroz
godinu 1859. &c Sc odrzavati
svake See srijede u mjesecu,
prema tome nasa iduca redo
vita sjednica &c Sc odrzati u
srijedu, 18. februara, tocno u
8 sati u vecer, u Hrvatskom
Domu ma 9Th j Elizabeth St.
Ma ovoj sjednici birati ce-
mo tajnika, pa Sc svi clanovi
pozivaju da istoj prisustvuju.
Nitko sc ne bi smio sustezati
da primi ovu cast, posto Ia
pisnike &c moci voditi u bilo
kojem jeziku, hrvatskom iii
engleskom.
Takodjer ma ovoj sjednici
imati cemo vaznu raspravu
glede skolarine HBZ. Stoga
trebati cemo nesto uciniti, da
pomognemo nasoj talentira-
moi omladini, koja zeli lei u
skolu da dobije pomoc il O.
vog ofnda, kojeg Sc sakuplja
u ime nase Zajednice.
Nakon sjednice svi prisutni
biti &c posluzivani sa refresh
ments.
John p. Ribic, predsj.
p. Crnkovic, potpredsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

"Zvonimir" novim clanstvom,
sto &c, razumije sc, biti NIL
ma ma cast / ma korist Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice.
Udovici Mariji ma prvom
mjestu, onda cjelokupnoj o
zaloscenoj obitelji, u ime CT.
Odbora, casnika i clanstva
Zajednice najiskrenije / du-
boko saucesce, a pioniru "a
jednice, utemeljitelju l dugo-
godisnjem clanu Glavnog Od-
bora Hrvatskog Bratstva u
Montani - pokojnom starini
Toni Pantitu klicem: Vjecna
II slava, Tomo 1 potivaj u
miru!
Vjekoslav Mandi6,
giayni predsjednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
ProsIava odsjeka b0S

Schumacher, Ont, Can. -
Drustvo "Radnicka Grana",
odsjek broj 608 H.B.Z. pri-
redjuje proslavu u pocast &c.
godisnjice svoga opstanka,
koja &c sc odrzati u subotu,
%. februara owe godine, u
nasim zajednickim prostori-
jana ma AZ First Ave-, Schu-
macher, a poceti &c u 8 sati
u vecer.
Pozivaju sc svi clanovi ma
sega odsjeka, start mladi,
muski i zenski, kao i ostali
prijatelji bratstva i zajedni-
carstva, da sc odazovu u sto
vecem broju i tako sa svojim
posjetom uzvelicaju ovu zna-
cajnu proslavu nasega odsje-
ka, s kojom cemo proslaviti
36-godisnjicu njegovog slav-
nog i velicanstvenog opstan-
ka.
Kao i obicno, ma proslavi
ne &c manjkati ukusnog "a
griska i svjezeg napitka, kao
i dobre muzike razonode "a
sve clanove, goste i prijatelje.
Ia prvoklasnu podvorbu jam
ci odsjecni odbor.
Svi nam dobro doSli!
JOSin PerkOvic. izvi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
Poziv ma piknik

Miami, Fla. - Jugoslaven-
ski Socijalni Klub priredjuje
piknik, koji &c Sc odrzati u
nedjelju, Is. februara 1852,
ma d bro poznatom X o b
Trailer Parku, 1900 N. E.
10th Avenue.
Biti &c ma raznju vruce pc
Gene janjetine, koja &c sc pc
ci ma zemljistu piknika, kao
dobre kapljice uz dobru i We
selu muziku.
Pozivaju se svi Hrvati O.
stall Slaveni, da dodju i ma
uziju Sc lijepog jela u kras-
moi prirodi nase suncane Flo
ride. Mi ovo najvise priredju-
jemo "a n a s e posjetnike -
turiste, da odnesu lijepe uspo-
meme il ovih nasih suncanih
krajeva te da Sc sastanu s O
stalim posjetnicima da sc u
poznaju 8 NINA / s mama.
Mas Klub sc uvijek trsi da
udovolji svima gostima, pa &c
tako / ovoga puta kao / u
buduce.
Do vidjenja ma pikniku!
s. j. Lucic, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
Poziv ma pros|avu

Welland, Ont, Can. - Maj
starije zensko Drustvo u Juz-
nom Ontario, Canada, Klub
Hrvatska q e n a organizacije
HISS. proslavit &c ma svecan
nacin svoju 25-godisnjicu u
subotu, 14-og februara 1852,
u Drustvenom Domu odsjeka
broj 617 H.B.Z., ma % = 5th
Street, Welland.
Stoga pozivljemo svu nasu
bracu sestre il Wellanda,
kao i sve rodoljube hrvatskog
naroda il cijelog Niagara di-
strikta, da dodju j zajednicki
proslavimo own nasu 25-go-
disnjicu rada i djelovanja.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Katica Janjac, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
Domatinstvo sa n GIana

u selu Crne Lokve u Her.
cegovini domacinstvo Brekalo
broji AZ clana. Drzi Sc, da to
domacinstvo nosi rekord u
Herzegovina. U njegovu sa-
stavu su cetiri brata s die
com unucadi. IL tog donna
cinstva sada su cetvorica ma
odsluzenju vojnog roka. Star
jesina domacinstva je najsta-
riji brat, koji ne radi nists
drugo nego rasporedjuje cla.
move domacinstva ma rad
brine Sc o opskrbi. Iako je
brojno, u tom domacinstvu
vlada sloga.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
Javna zahvaIa
Chicago, Ill. Odsjek 81.

Chicago, Ill. Odsjek 81. -
Mnogo hvala urednicima "a
jednicara "a oglasivanje ma
Sc najbolje uspjele maskarac-
ke zabave, sto je do danas BIZ
10 u proslosti prirdjeno. Po-
sjet naroda - stare mlado,
dolazilo kao mrav u dvoranu,
kao da sc neko Guido ovdje
zbiva. A mackara svakovrs-
nih prikaza, a osobito onih
sto Sc u kolima po dvorani
vozili. Pa nasa djeca liz Po-
mladka, obuceni u mackare
kao seljaci i seljakinje, da je
upravo bio divota gledati u
veselju i radosti ovakovi pri-
zor. Ali kada je mas vrlo IL
vrsni k olo vodja Indijanac
dao znak tamburaskom zbo-
ru, da sviraju sto on voli, sve
Sc ustaje i mlado stare, da
s mime igraju kolo. u istinu,
ovo je bio veselje i radost,
do pet sati u jutro.
A sada cd strane Atletik
kluba neka je hvala nasim
mladim s e s t r a m a, koje su
dvorile goste sa hranom, kao
i braci mladim clanovima, ko-
j su dvorili goste "a baron,
ma zadovoljstvo svih prisut-
nih. Takodjer neka je hvala
tamburaskom zboru Muselin
Vucinic "a njihovu uslugu do
pet sati u jutro.
Ma 1. februara u II 80 ma
VICES prize podne, ma Hr-
vatski Radio Sat, preko zrac-
nih valova slusao sam owe
rijeci: Stara poslovica kaze,
ljubav i VOLTA stvara napre-
dak, drustvo "Hrvatska Slo-
boda" br. 80 H.B.Z., Athletic
Club i njihova priredba, koju
priredise since, neka i'm je
ma cast i ponos u redovima
H. B. Zajednice.
Luka Biondic, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
Misa "a umrIe cIanove
0dsjeka broj 3b3 HBz

Camden, N. j. - Ovime sc
dale do znanja clanstvu od-
sjeka 1868 H.B.Z., njegovom
Pomlatku prijateljima, da
&c Sc po obicaju owe godine
odrzati velika sveta misa "a
sve nase umrlo clanstvo da-
ma 81. februara, u 8:15 sati
u .jutro, u r. k. crkvi Sacred
Heart ma Ferry Ave., Cam
den, N. ].
Stoga Sc pozivaju svi nasi
clanovi prijatelji, da dodju
i da skupa prisustvujemo go
re recenoj misi, i da zajed-
nicki jos jednom odamo po-
cast naSem umrlom clanstvu
odsjeka i Pomlatka. Odbor
vas ocekuje.
"a odsjek 1853 H.B.Z.,
MArko Kaurlato, predsj.