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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-17

Chldrens Home
Salaries Of Superintendent and Employees 14s5oo
Meats groceries and milk 1926 IS
Ace Hardware supplies 6114
Cox Transit Co., express 457
Instant Chemical Corp, janitor supplies 32170
Johnsons Sporting Goods nc hats and televison
Middle States Telephone Co., OF Illinois, telephone... 2878
Koan Heating furniture fixtures mainten
Marand OIL Co., oil for furnace 41754
Park Ridge Launders and Cleaners laundry cleaning
Prarie-Lee Pharmacy sanitary and surgical ppies
Prarie-Lee Service Station,
j. Rozgoy, music teacher 5000
Spiegiers wearing apparel 3171
Square Deal Shoe Store boys shoes 1926
Supreme Board Meeting Expense
Des Moines Auto Parts Inc, cleaning plugs 26s
Dr. W. Jakopc, professional service $500
Morava Satoners, supplies 6799
Stein Textile Co, material for chairs
Joe zarkovich, haircuts $500
Committee Expense 81OO
Social Security Taxes
Total 5,31OS5
Summary
Paid To Members Beneficaries
Paid From Administration
Athletic Fund 210224
National Fund 427777
orphans Trust Fund 1,04400
Junior Order 2O431
Printing Department 882854
Shidrens Home 6,31O85
$247 427e4
Joseph Bella Supreme Secretary
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WEST ALLIS, WISE.

Mems Handicap League
Final Standings
May Is, 1859 Pts.
Geboy plumbing .6912
West Allis State Bank ..........59
Sarich Insurance SO 10
Tony's 5000 Bar ,...................56
Individual Highs
John Gudlin .267- 500
John Rogutich ....................258-634
Frank Kuchan ................. 621
Team Highs
West Allis Bank .653-181O
Tony's 5000 Bar ..624-173O
John Sarich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
West AIIis 731 Sets
| Dates For Two Dances

WEST ALLIS, Wise,
"Pathfinders" CFU Lodge
731 held their Annual Meet
ing in December, at which
time the following officers
were elected:
President, John S Sarich;
Vice President, John Gudlin;
Recording Secretary, Joyce
Pintar; Treasurer, Sharon
Chesnik; and Secretary, Mary
Seidler.
Meetings will be held the
second Tuesday of each
month at Kralj's Hall, COOL
w. Madison St., with the
forthcoming session to take
place February 10, at 500
pm.
All members are urged to
attend lodge meetings as the
Executive Board has decided
to have discussions on prob
lems pertaining to your insur-
ance and what it means to
you.
Each member who has Z
question regarding his or her
policy is urged to bring it to
the meeting and it will be ex-
planned to everyone's salts
faction, There are a lot Of
members who do not under
stand what they are insured
for and this is a good oppor-
tunity to have your problem
discussed.
BY attending meetings you
will also meet more Of your
fellow members.
Some Of our coming events
which have been scheduled
|are the Bowlers Benefit
Dance on April 18, the Spring
Dance on May %, and the
State Central Bowling Tour
nament on March 21 and ~,
in Racine, Wis.
Mary Seidler, SecE
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Hosts To 9th Wisconsin State Meet
Seeking Record Entry For Tournament

rangements for q schedule
Of events to insure all bowl
ers and their guests a week
end full of merriment that
will include dancing, eat
ing, and friendly feuding,
on the lanes, that is.
In the meantime we urge
that all Wisconsin CFU bowl
ers and those CFU bowlers in
Waukegan and North Chica-
60 set aside the third week
end Of March for participa-
ton in the state tournament
in Racine.
Perky and Milo, Scribblefs
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Chicagoans Have Right To Be Proud Of
Juqos|av Savings And Loan Association
Shareholders Will Gather Feb. 18th To
Toast 10th Milestone of Organization

and began at once to qualify
and become a member.
1t was a hard struggle for
a small organization, battling
for it's existence in the vicious
depression to meet the exact
ing requirements.
Donald J. Lotrich, it's secre-
tary, had the vision to see
that without insurance for
savings there was no future.
He left no stones unturned
until at last his efforts were
rewarded.
Still Time To Join @
This was the turning point
for better days. Today's as
sets and reserves are the re-
suits of these accomplish
ments.
On Saturday., February
7th, the annual sharehold-
ers meeting will be held at
the Masonic Temple, 2300
So. Millard Ave., Chicago.
The meeting will start
promptly at 8:00'p.m.
In addition to the usual re-
freshments that go with ev.
cry meeting, shareholders will
receive a gift to commemorate
the 10th anniversary.
If you are not a member
there is still time to open an
account and have the privilege
| of attending this anniversary
meeting.
Il John Alic, Jr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Catherine Francis At Helm of Organization
niontown Nest 3 Mothers Club Names Official Family

lish; Secretary, Marge Ko-
leck; Treasurer, Mae Lulich;
Trustees, Ann Calls, Mary
Bierbower, and Josephine
Barcovic; Chaplain, Carolyn
Donosec; Publicity, Ann Lala
Kulich and Catherine M.
Francis; Chairman of Sick
Committee, Marge Susa; and
Members of Sick Committee,
Ann Lala Kulich for Union
town district; Betty Konter,
Gates and Masontown dis
trict; Carolyn Mrowca, Oil
yer District; Mary Balaban,
West Leisenring and Phillips
district; Catherine M. Fran
els, Connellsville, Leisenring
No. 3, and R. D. Dunbar dis
trict.
At this time l wish to
thank all the officers for
the past two years for
working along with me and
giving their best of service
in the interest of our Moth
ers Club.
l also wish to welcome the
! new officers and I know that
they will work just as hard
for the betterment of our
club.
Our next regular meeting
will be held on Sunday, March
l., at the Croatian Home,
Franklin St., at 4:30 pm,
Immediately after the lodge
meeting.
Catherine M. Francis, Pres
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Detroit 351. Club Is
Aimed AT Younq Crowd

DETROIT, Mich. = There
will be a Young Adults meet
ing Sunday, February g. at
900 pm, the place, as to be
expected, the Croatian Home.
Contingents of the Fora
Lodge .351 membership have
organized themselves along
lines Of their choosing, the
prime motive being to activate
the membership as suits their
taste. i.e
Every young member OF
Lodge 351 can join the Young
Adults group.
For further information
please contact the under
signed at 1902 No. Connecti-
cut, Royal Oak, Michigan.
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Milwaukee Area Mons
Set Feb. 14m As Date
For New TaInmie Glasses


MILWAUKEE,, Wis. - The
Silver String Junior Tammies
will start 4 second group on
the 14th Of February, at
which time the instruments
will also be on hand.
II you plan to have your
youngster join the orches-
tra, register him now 50
that you may be Informed
Of tho time and place.
However, il you have reg
istered your youngster with
your lodge secretary or nest
manager, make sure they get
in touch with the undersigned
by phone, any time after 10
an, ct Evergreen 3-5522, be.
fore February "A.
Mitzis Knaflic, Pres
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Detroiters Awaiting
Friday, February 9Th
Version Of Tournament

DETROIT The members
of the Young Adults Club Of
CFU Lodge 351 have come up
with a new wrinkle.
A Pinochle Tournament!
Play commenced Friday,
Jan. 9, and will resume ev-
cry Friday evening there
after for no less than IL
weeks in all. The next
round will take place Feb.
9Th. Tourney time, Z p. m.
sharp. '
Play is open to- any adult
member of the lodge and all
interested are urged to read
the tourney rules and regula-
tions which are posted on the
bulletin board in our beautiful
new Croatian Natl Home,
1721 East McNichols.
The 18th week will be a
"Pot of Cold. affair, with
surprises galore in store for
all who participated in the IL
week tourney. 24
Marie Morgan, Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

Christmas carols were sung
in English and Croatian and
$500 gifts were exchanged
by those present. Seven prizes
were also awarded, with the
first prize going to Emma
Sabatula.
Afterwards the Club Pres
ident, sis. Francis, opened the
business session, during which
time important matters were
discussed and the following
officers were elected:
Pre- 81 d e n t, Catherine M.
Francis; LIST Vice President,
Ann Conteen; End Vice Pres
ident, Emma Sabatula; Re-
cording Secretary, Ruby Bel
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

RACINE, Wise. - Spen-
GERS Elmwood Plaza Bowling
Lanes in Racine will be the
site of the 9Th Annual Wis
consin State CFU Bowling
Tournament to be held March
21 and %.
The establishment contains
"a of the youngest lanes in
Racine. They're so new that
the pins still have their "baby
splinters."
Committee m e m b ers
from the host Lodges, 46S
: and 1877, are stin IN the
: process of making final ax.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
CFU Nest 80 Mothers Club
held their Christmas Party
on Sunday, January 4, at the
Shady Side Inn on old Con-
nellsville and Uniontown Rd.
In spite of the bad weather,
some 40 members and guests
enjoyed delicious steak and
turkey dinners seated around
appropriately decorated ta-
bles.
The guests were the Of
ficers of Lodge ~, Presi-
dent Mike Cindric, Treasu-
rer Mae Lulich, Secretary
Frank Balaban, and Lodge
Trustee Joseph Balaban.
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Canton Ladies
FORM Auxiliary

CANTON, Ohio - 1t is
with great pride that we an
nounce our new organization
which is to be known as the
Women's Auxiliary Of CFU
Lodge 514.
Our main reason for or
ganizing such q group is
to aid our young mothers in
teaching their children to
speak Croatian, dance the
kolos, and learn more a
bout our m0therland.
The first project to be un
dertaken by our group will bt
a benefit Valentine Fish Din
ner on Friday, February 13
at the Croatian Hall. Pro
ceeds will be used to buy
record player and kolo rec
ords.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

Tickets can be obtained
from William Vician, chair
man; Pauline Stotz, Nest
Manager; and Sylvia Mix
sic, lodge secretary; as well
as, from the numerous
members who are assisting
in the advance sale.
Please get your tickets
early. as this will be too fine
of a program to miss.
I We invite all our members
and friends both near and far
to be with us for this spark
ling Pre-Lenten evening en-
tertainment which will be one
of the finest events in our
colony.
Sylvia Niksic, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Verona Members Urged
To Get Acquainted Via
Attendance At Meetings

VERONA, Pa. - An open
letter to all CFU Lodge ITO
members.
First let me introduce my
self. l am Mrs. Mary Bozick,
Recording Secretary of Lodge
no. This is my first try at
writing for a fraternal paper
and what 1 am trying to get
at is this.
We have over a hundred
members in our Lodge 77O
alone. But, do we know one
another fraternally or other
wise? No. We probably pass
one another on the street and
do not know that we are bro
theirs and sisters of the same
lodge.
So how about it, why not
come to the meetings and
let's get acquainted and
who knows what good
times or things can devel-
! op. The greater attendance
at the meetings, the better,
for we can discuss matters
that are important to the
lodge and us.
/ Don't be a CF'U member
only as far as paying dues
is concerned but also take
part in the meetings and acti.
vities held by your lodge.
You may begin by attend.
ing the next regular monthly
Meeting on Tuesday, Febru.
ary 10, 7:30 pm, at the Ma
tional Home, 312 Arch st.
Mary Bozick, Rec. Secy
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

CHICAGO - Forty years
ago a small group of men
met to organize a Building
and Loan Association for the
Lawndale- Crawford district.
From this meeting emerged
the Jugoslav Building and
Loan Association. Little did
these men realize that from
their humble efforts to help
each other, by saving a little
every week, that they were
laying the foundation for a
multi-million dollar savings
institution.
Today the Jugoslav Saw
ings and Loan Association
assets are over thirteen
million dollars and it's re-
serves stand at . mighty
s1,2s9, 100000.
Every account is insured ur
to 100000 by the Fedora,
Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation, an agency of thu
Federal Government. It is al
50 a member Of Federal Hom'
Loan Bank System.
These two federal agencies
were created in the depth o
the last big depression ant
were the stepping stones to
new era for savings institu
tions.
Depth OF Depression
Jugoslav Savings and LOAF
Association quickly saw tn
merits of these new agencie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

American And Canadian Nest Managers
Split Record S14,581.q0 Jackpot In 1853
Many Nest Managers We're In Position To
Increase Ranks During 1858 Campaign Drive
CONTINUED From Page 81
done bv three Nest Managers of three small units where
membership campaign enthusiasm had long ago seemingly
thered on the vine" This trio of Managers performed
the IMPOSSIBLE we'll almost the impossible more than
doubled their membership.
Bro Joseph Racic of Nest IS in Lead So Dakota
began the wear with a not over-impressive 19 members
Before the wear finished he had increased that by
full % members to close his books on a tidy member
ship of Al.
Nest 3SS of Newton Falls Ohio under the management
of Joseph Preac started with 49, added even score to
round out the year with 35 Bro. Kuma Nakch Manager
of Nest 495 Chicago, Ill., had smaller membership
on January 1858 10 but by years end ne had
added Is more to make it much more impressive 25
We print now the list Of 81 standout nests which re-
placed all and then went to recruit 10 or more
additional members In the MAN, the credit for this fine
lob of managing and recruiting to the Nest Manager
Thev themselves however will readily acknowledge the
assistance received from other local recruiters motvated
bv the same dedication TO fraternaism and Society,"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

LII ONIO1 MdII IL 1OuAC !
experience to prepare a prog
turing talented soloists, folk
ballet dancers and tamburitza
orchestra, all in picturesque
costume, performing in the
typical Gouze style which has
made the tamburitza beloved
and famous in America.
Matt Gouze has moved to
Detroit and has q fine
group of vivid young per-
formers who are attending
the various colleges and
universities of Detroit on
special scholarships provi-
ded by the ensemble. They
literally play, sing and
dance their way through
college.
Each year the group has
fall training in northern Min
nesota, The Paul Bunyanland,
where under expert teachers,
photographers and stage di-
rectors headed by producing
director Matt Gouze, they put
together the seasons show, a
very delightful and highly en-
tertaining performance.
Their program is not a
strict concert or dance reci.
tai, but rather a fast moving
American type musical pro.
duction" with intriguing Tam.
buritza arrangements, superb
singing, and stylized folk bal
let and folk dancing.
Essentially south Europe.
an, beginning in Tamburitzs
Land - Croatia, Slovenia anc
Serbia - the music, singing
and dancing, all in colorfu
costumes, includes many ma
tionalities, plus Tamburitzans
in modern American scenes
for a finale setting.
Thrill For Juniors
Our membership in Gary
! has not had a musical pro
duction since last Spring ane
we feel that February 9Th
being the last Sunday befor'
the beginning Of Lent, will b
an ideal time for everyone tt
come for a very entertaining
evening.
This also will be an ideal
program to bring out the
| youngsters of Nest 10, es-
pecially the ones that are
studying singing, dancing,
and are enrolled in our new
! Junior Tamburitza ensem-
bic, SO that they can see
and hear the music which
we are endeavoring to teach
them.
It will be an inspiration fo
both young and old and viii
give all a new impetus t.
work hard as our goal is t.
perpetuate the fine Croatia1
songs, both instrumental an
choral.
Tickets Going Fast
Following the program tn
Tamburitzan Combo will pro
vide very lively music fo
dancing. Being a highly ver
satile group they will .endea
vor to provide music to pleas
all present.
lil,ua..kAA kras Name
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Manager
Joseph Stanovich
Roseann Cvitkovic
Daniel Corak
Matilda Matota
Anna Stefancic
John Mandrgoc
Michael Mijatovic
John Baron
Mary Bukovac
Wilma Kodak
Josip Matkovich
Anna Shewak
Anne Staray
Mary Mrvic
Catherine Francis
Anna Rescic
Mary Ognanovich
John Puskarich
Joseph Cupich
Joseph Racic
Rudy Karlovich
Jack Jackovac
Sophie Burnace
Joseph Prelac
Anna Devunich
Mildred Palla
Katherine Pecak
Matthew Belanic
Ann Novosel
Josephine Bolek
Wilma Janson
Mirko Ilijanic
Katarina Lukesic
Violet Flask
Sophie Tonic
Anna Misetic
Kuzma Nakich
Helen Prince
Mary Brezene
Anna Zeravica
Millicent Ancich
Mary Marold
Matt Della
Josephine Ozbolt
Michael Halovanich
Ann L. Hranilovich
Ann L. Busija
Maria Cvetnic
Mike Matays
Ivan Mataja
Tom Satina
Matilda Butkovich
Irene Stoken
Mary Skutlin
Angeline Brletic
Nikolina Glavota
Florence Comsia
Frank Malick
Katherine Rowan
Nicholas Lukac
Lillian Orban
EYnelia Ivancich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

these 62 and their Managers to the 304 units
that maintained increased their membership and to
the remaining 179 which, despite every effort to do
weren't able recoup all losses dof hat in heart
felt appreciation and acknowledgment for job well DONE
nav JOB SUPERBLY DONE!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Gary Lodge 10 Members will Stage
Pre-Lenten Concert And Dance Feb. 8

TTc.kcnIcI1 VOI1CeT1 AT1u DdnCc TED.
Detroit ALL University Tamburitzans To
Bring TWO-HOur Show To CrOatian Center
GARY, Ind. = Matt Gouzes Detroit All-University
Tamburitzans will present two-hour sparkling musical
production Sunday evening" February 8th in the Croaan
Center 3679 Broadway, Gary, at $50 pm sharp spon
sored by the "Croatan Sons" Lodge ITO, CFU.
Director Matt L. Gouze has drawn his long and rich
experience to prepare program of fine musical taste
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

Nest City increase
397 Hamilton, Ont. 81
q Etna, Pa. 69
1913 Midvale, Utah 81
IA Brownsville, Pa. 4O
"a Los Angeles, Calf. 80
4 Johnstown, Pa. 81
631 Toronto, Ont. 50
60 Benwood, w. Va. 81
274 Welland, Ont. ~
318 Detroit, Mich. ~
All Port Arthur, Ont. 29
8 Rochester, Pa. II
322 Chicago, Ill. 26
27O Escanaba, Mich. rs
80 Uniontown, Pa. "a
55 Cleveland, Ohio 23
121 Chisholm, Mimi. S
180 McKeesport, Pa. z5
% Omaha, Neb. III
As Lead, So. Dakota IL
81 Anaconda, Mont. Il
333 Youngstown, Ohio Il
100 Farrell, Pa. 20
388 Newton Falls, Ohio ~
III Pittsburgh, Pa. 19
3O4 So. st. Paul, MINI. 10
38 Rankin, Pa. IL
II Branford, Conn. IL
267 E. Chicago, Ind. 1S
191 Cleveland, Ohio II
1872 Braddock, Pa. II
6O2 Windsor, Ont. II
% Lorain, Ohio 16
300 Youngstown, Ohio 16
IA New Duluth, Mimi. Is
1876 Bethlehem, Pa. Is
495 Chicago, LII. Id
7 Denver, Colo. IA
89 Whiting, Ind. IA
103 Conway, Pa. IA
1875 Tacoma, Wash. IA
200 Flint, Mich. IA
246 San Jose, Calf. IA
314 Joliet, Ill. IA
605 Sudbury, Ont. IA
62 Cleveland, Ohio 13
143 E. Pittsburgh, Pa. 13
215 Mcdonald, Ohio 13
22O Seattle, Wash. 13
647 Montreal, Que. 13
149 Bentleyville, Pa. IL
1854 Rock Springs, Wyo. IL
395 McKeesport, Pa. IL
27 Versailles, Pa. II
81 McKeesport, Pa. IL
1O1 Rock Springs, Wyo. IL
1876 Canton, Ohio IL
2O8 Weirton, w. Va. IL
221 Indiana Harbor, Ind. II
252 Stamford, Conn. II
$50 Hammond, Ind. 10
324 st. Louis, Mo. 10
To these 62 nests and thei
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LIFE INSURANCE
Twenty-Pay Endowment
- Either Department -
Adult Or Junior
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Croatian Fratea Unions bh Anniversary Campaign Prize Awards

LIFE INSURANCE
Educational At
Junior Department -
Age 1S Endowment
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John Alic, Jr. ords.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

spent Friday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Whit St. John in Saluda.
Mrs. H. I. Shorter and Miss
Terrell Harvey spent Saturday
night in Richmond. Mrs. Shorter
visited her daughter. Mrs. Jim
Coleman. and Miss Harvey visited
her sister. Mrs. Bill Blank.
Mrs. Margaret Watson, who was
a patient at Southside Hospital re-
Gently. is home again.
Mrs. Grant Mabry underwent
surgery at Southside Hospital, Tues
day.
Mrs. w. D. Hunter and John Hun
ter, of Red House. visited the Wat
sons Sunday afternoon.
Phone Survey
Surveying has been completed for
phones throughout the Darlington
Heights area.
Mrs. Oracle Garrison. Of Cullen.
visited Mrs. j. H. Payne part of
last week.
Mrs. James Elliott. Of Farmville.
will spend the week Of October u
with Miss Elizabeth Singleton.
Mrs. Alice Overton, Of Farmville
spent last week end with Mrs.
Sudie Watson.